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The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 2s.-
Coach Teetzei OF the Michigan scrubs
who was Yost's representative at the
Pennsylvania-Carlisle game OF Satur-
day, returned 10 Ann Arbor. crammed
with dope" which he spent several
hours unloading on his chief Accord
ing to Teetzel the game was one Ut
the most inspiring he had ever seen.
reetzel is inclined 10 the belief that
the game was lost by Penn In the sec
ond half when Capt. Hollenbeck, OF
Penn, In spite OF the commands of the
coaches, refused 70 leave the field IN
favor OF a substitute whom the side
line authorities wanted to send In for
the purpose OF kicking a field goal
from the 35-yard line, after fair
catch.
Hollenbeck had been badly battered
and was in no shape TO make the at
tempt but insisted on doing IL. The
kick went wide and the remainder OF
the game found Penn more on the dc
Tense than In the attacking role.
Teetzel charted quite few OF the
Penn and Carlisle plays and gave one
of the latter--a double PASS. ending in
long forward chuck-to the scrubs
who worked II Immediately after on
the varsity for a gain OF over AZ
yards.
: The Michigan scout quite naturally
kept the inside knowledge he gained
regarding Penn for the private ear CT
Coach Yost. He learned a lot about
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
SOI,1erSaun Block New
<POp' Warner Discovery

ure OF the practice. When the time
for it comes, all the squad assemblies
around the 'tackling dummy. On the
stuffed effigy is a mark about where
the enemy's face would come.
AS each man makes this dive the
cnlookers watch breathlessly to sec
where his feet land, and every time
they whack the mark where the imag-
mary face is, there comes a roar OF
heartiest laughter.
Perhaps the Indian OF old didn't
laugh, but his descendants certainly
do when they are playing football.
| Not all OF the credit for this years
powerful team goes to. Warner. He
/ has picked out two very clever assist
ants. Exendine. the great end OF last
year, and little Johnson, that wonder
| full quarterback, who used TO catch 4
| football like baseball.
| The work Is divided up, with War
ner doing most of the training OF the
guards, tackles and center; Exendine
taking care OF the ends, and Johnson
watching the backfeld men.
In addition to this, each man has a
team. Warmers Is the varsity, John
sons the varsity scrub, and Exen
dimes the scrub.
That third team is good enough &c
beat most college elevens, and the
second IL only a shade below the com
bination that held Penn to tie last
Saturday
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
NEW ENGLAND GIRL
GOLFING PRODIGY

and the one-sided victory failed TO at
tract attention.
In the second match round Miss Har'
ley was booked for sure defeat, critics
thought. Her opponent was MISS MOL
lie B. Adams, OF Woolaston, Mass,
runner up In the championship or 1000
and low medalist In 1901. To the sur
prise OF everybody. she defeated Miss
Adams 2 up and 1 TO play. Miss Har'
lev by this time had drawn the atten'
ton of the critics and secured favor
able mention as an opponent who
would give Miss Curtis hard match
No greater surprise has come 10
women golfers. in years than the elm
ination OF Miss Margaret Curtis. the
national champion, at the hands OF
Miss Harley In the third match round
by the safe margin OF up and 10
play. Miss Curtis is rated the longest
driver in America and was expected 10
hold her title for several years. Con-
trary to what was expected, she met a
golfer versatile at the short game ana
especially clever in the approaching
department Miss Harley's victory
over Miss Curtis was attributed to ef-
fectiveness in her approaches.
Miss Harley's hardest match came
In the semifnals when she met Mrs.
Caleb F. Fox. OF the Huntington Val
ley club, Philadelphia. The Pennsyl-
vania golfer contested every hole stub
bornly, and II was the New England
girls short game alone that brought
her victory by a margin OF up.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
ATTELL COMEDIES
WOLGAST'S POINT

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct 2S.-Abe
Attell, holder Of the worlds champion
ship title in the featherweight divi'
sion, did last night what few men in
his position would have done. He
capitulated to the demands of the
ambitious youngster who had chal-
lenged him for his crown. "Ad" VOL.
CAST.
Attell telegraphed to the Jenries
Athletic club as follows:
''will give in TO Wolgast, Let the
weight go at 1872 pounds at o'clock.
Send tickets and will come immed-
lately"
Baron Long will now try TO secure
Attelrs consent to meet Freddie
Welch at Vernon on Thanksgiving eve.
WEIGH is ready and willing 10 meet
Attcll. Nelson, or Mcfarland.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
M|CH|GAN CARS IN
SAVANNAH RACES

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Five cars
were added today to the starters In
the Lght Car Race which will precede
the grand prize at Savannah, on
Thonksgfving day. Two OF the i've
are Bucks, entered by the Buick Mo
tor company. while the other three
are Cldsmobiles. Two Bucks had
been entered previously SO that this
popular make Of light car viii be rep
resented by four machines.
The entry OF the three Oldsmobiles
was made by +. l. Smith, vice presi-
dent and general manager of the olds
Motor works, and is remarkable after
prees that the Olds were out of rae
ing.
0eLersi John T. Cutting. head or
h the New York agency, when asked
about these cars. stated thai they
were of new model which the Odds
wee bringing out this year and which
viii sell for $1,000
81 Another entry for the big race was
Also received by the club today, the
newcomer being a third italia, which
win be driven by Piacenza. his team
mates teirg Henri Fournicr and Alex
nnder Cssno.
On the Lorraine OF the French line.
which left Havre on Saturday last,
nFo Hautvast and Rigal OF the Glenn
ent-BAsArd team and Duray with the
bic Dc Dietrich.
oGiss viii sill on La Tourraine ON
the thirty-frst instant, while the three
nooauIt racers win be shipped on the
Majestic.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

the coaching methods employed at
both schools and was particularly i'm
pressed with the success OF Pop"
Warmers system in tutoring the In
dianA
The Indians get a lot OF pleasure
out OF The game. Some OF II is OF a
grim kind that peculiarly suits their
temperament. For instance, the big
coach has instructed his men into a
new style OF blocking, In which block.
or runs az his opponent and, falling In
front OF him, turns n somersault with
sucn beautiful accuracy that his feet
are more likely than not 10 catch the
runner In the face, belt that Will
take a good deal of the fight out o!
him.
The Indians fairly revel in this feat
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
END PROBLEM IS
TIGERS WORRY

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct 2S.-The
coaches ordered scrimmage practice
for the Tigers yesterday. for they
feel that no time can be lost in weed
Ing out the weak points uncovered by
recent games. Whether the ends who
proved inadequate against Syracuse
can be developed into reliable defen-
sive players against Yale Is the unan.
swered question.
Brodemus who has been out of the
game since the opening OF the season.
owing 10 an injured wrist. wds in
practice again today. but only took
part In Hight work. Coke was moved
TO halfback Cunningham also play
ed at half. Three touchdowns were
scored ON the scrubs.
McCrohan is not available fer work,
and II appears that a fuliback will
have TO be found elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
" PAUL n. sRusKE.

4 ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 2S.--Re-
5arGless Of fits excellencies and its
oAortcomings, the prediction may be
t0nldentiy made that the Michigan
foo<ban eleven of 1908 will never get
w enough speed In the aggregate TO
play an opponent on its feet What
Michigan will get In the way of ad'
vances with the ball will be earned
BY steady, hard, conscientious plug
gine or a bit OF luck. as the case
may he.
THE DAYS OF THE FAST-SCOR-
ING ELEvENS AT MICHIGAN ARE
APPARENTLY PAST.
This week Coach Yost is making a
strenuous endeavor to infuse a little
more ''Go-fast'' into his men.
On Monday evening he handed them
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. talk an
hour and a half in length. He told
y them that they must speed up In their
general play. He recounted the way
Boss Weeks and the Michigan quar-
tiers Of old used TO sigral the next
play before the one in progress had
more than started. He pleaded with
them to Pepper up"
Then he sent out a call to all OF
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Sporting Notes

". A. c. has n hard game An wabash
Saturday.
Paul sprunk and Charles Postal will
wrestle at the Avenue theater Thurs
day night
Central and Battle Creek are due TO
take the feld Al. ID. A. r. saturday
morning at 1880.
vaughn Blake, the Vanderbilt eapipin,
10 deyoting his time 10 place kicking
and did well last night
Pat Powers L. again the president OF
the Eastern league and his salary
has been Increased TO so'VVo
The sexrum stable purchased the Me-
Grathiana stud CesariOn al the Gig
dispersal sale at Lexington yestcr
day for $4,000.
sehmIdtke, Drossman, NcnningeI. De-
Witt, j. Allen, Miller, Wills. Tamay-
nj. Rutter and Esosn are all who en-
tered In the city bowling champion
ship tourney
Louis Cells, owner of the Crosse Po;nte
race track. has sued Daniel j. Cam
paa for AL which he claims is still
due him as the result Of mis- share OF
y the proceeds OF the 1907 Blue Ribtor
meeting.
Fulton, of FLAT, "a third bnsenian. to
Providence: pitcher Marie, OF Bay
r city. to Oakland. Third Basemau
Evans, OF Jackson. To Cleveland are
some OF the drafts recently put I'm
for South Michigan leaguers.
Detroit professional ball players have
arranged game for Saturday at
Bennett park, tho proceeds To go TO
tho Arc srHcrers.6 The south ern
Michigan bunch goes M against the
representatives OF The other leagues.
Willard sanders, trainer OF Ruth Dillon.
the sensational fOuP-year- trO.ter.
thinks ~ worth while TO lay her ap
one season and 80 her for y cham
plonship mile against the watch. lie
says she Is better than lou D.llon
was al that age.
Hrsdsches ara Nicaragua from Colds.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
.GR|FF INSISTS
HE'S NOT FOR REDS

Clarke Griffith denies the story that
he is 10 manage the Reds. No more
big league managerial jobs for me.
says GriN. y fat minor league fran
chlse is what he wants; one where
the pickings are good and where be
is his own boss. He should pick the
Southern league. which Is full of an
tiques like himself He should be
good for six or seven years more in
the box down In Dixie.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

Them would have preferred being AT
dinner.
The best individual showing OF the
day was made by George Lawton. OF
Detroit. who played left tackle for the
scrubs. He scored a touchdown after
a tumble on the VASTLY 40-yard line
made several other good gains and
was very prominent in the tackling
The scrubs were shy the services O!
Peterson and Feeney, two OF their
stars, but played good ball throughout
and turned on a couple OF Teetzel
tricks which obviously worried tho
varsity. The latter, however. scored
four touchdowns TO two. considerably
favored by the officials who wanted
obviously TO give the regulars all
there was coming TO them in offensive
work.
Forward passes. onside kicks and
straight football were all mingled In
the varsity attack.
Several shifts In the varsity line
up showed that Yost was by no means
settled as yet on the identity Of the
team that was to 90 up against Van
derbilt Saturday.
Crumpacker was moved from tackle
10 fullback and Ranney. Green. David
son. Embs and one or two others were
worked at the ends. Fred Lawton, OF
Detroit, who will be used at right end
In the Vanderbilt game. in all proba'
bility, watched the practice from the
sidelines but will be out in uniform
tonight.
Watkins was worked out for a
while but had To quit with jumping
headache, being not Yet recovered
from his injury.
Should he be able 10 get back into
the game Thursday at fullback. as he
hopes, Yost will doubtless send Embs
and Davidson 10 the ends-the dispo-
sition he has been trying TO make OF
these two big. fast men all season.
Capt. Schultz was out OF part OF the
play with an injured thumb, but while
he was in he gave dazzling demon
stration OF handling forward passes
with one hand.
Fitzpatrick promises TO have him
right by Saturday.
After the game the coaches confer
red and shook their heads.
This team can 90 up and down
the field five times and not take
Dore than a long BREATH" said
Redden. "in my day the clip we
used to Get would have us vsinded
in one complete round trip. They
can't seem to get to digging. What
Is the rip, snyhow7'
~ don't believe football comes
natural to more than two or three
of them" said Snow. "They seem
to be thinking all the while Of the
rudiments and this takes their at
tention from the plays as they
come of. They don't do anything
instinctively. Boss Weeks him
self couldn't speed 'em up"
NO CHANCE TO PLAY AS
FRESHMEN, AND ONLY A TASTE
OF EXPERIENCE IN THIS SORT
OF A SCHEDULE, THEY HAVEN'T
HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET
THE SPIRIT" WAS YOST'S EX-
PLANTATION. BUT PERHAPS THEY
WILL COME. THE MATERIAL is
GOOD ENOUGH.
Now all OF you come back tomor-
row." and the old stars liked for the
frat" houses TO don their citizens re-
gala.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
MONTREAL LOSES
BASEBALL TEAM

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Trimming
out the deadwood and arranging the
circuit into more compact organl-
xation occupied the attention OF the
Eastern league at its annual meeting
at the Hotel Victoria yesterday. Mon
treal will be dropped and the fran
chise transferred TO Trenton, n. J.
George Staliings. II was announced,
will sever his connections with the
Newark club. lie is 10 pilot Frank
Farrells Yankees In the American
league race in 1909.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Chance for Umplres.

Ball players must learn TO control
their tempers in the future. now that
an Alabama judge has rendered a de-
cision In favor OF Umpire Harris OF
Birmingham, who had his toes tramp
led on by Steinfeldt OF the Cubs last
April. And some OF those oficials
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
BAT TO VISIT
CROWNED HEADS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Battltng Mel
ron proposes making q trip around the
world next year. The Dane writes
that after he has finished overseeing
the building of Is double aat houses
ana h1s book IL on the presses, he will
start out on his globe trot. II is the
Battlor's intention to visit every mon
arch on the earth.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
ONLY LINES ON
EAST VS.. WEST
By Arthur Duffy.

The only line that can be got on the
strength of the football teams In the
west is the showing OF the Carlisle In
dams against the st. Louis university
and the Denver university. and the
result of the Michigan-Penn and SYRIA
cuse Michigan games. Considering
The great trips that the Carlisle In
dams undertake. II Is nothing short OF
marvellous how they retain their
speed and endurance.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

his old stars who happened tq BE-
within reach.
As a result, when the team lined
up for its secret practice against
the scrubs last night there were
ea-tAe field, aside from Assistant
Coaches Redden and Teetzel.
Willie Heston, Nell Snow and
Jack Mclean, all ex-csptsins and
stars In their day when the old
system Of hurry was in vogue.
To Heston was entrusted the duty
OF following up the varsity backfeid
and all the afternoon he plodded along
behind them. squirting them on.
"signal, signall" he would yell
while the varsity was pilin9 up
in a play on the scrub line.
Jump into place you backsl
What's the use of walking: are
you tired already stubbed your
toe a little did you? We'll, that's
too bad. Now start FAST!"
Ii was the most strenuous sort or
treatment the team had had this year
and the men showed some improve
ment, more accumulated when the
practice was changed back 10 signai
work and, under the electric lights
Yost again took the men In hand, cor
recting the faults Of the scrimmage
and racing them up and down the neii
long after the hour when most ot
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

The Indians are making their usual
financial profits this year They got
about $4,000 at Philadelphia Satur.
day. and the harvest will be greater
when they come to play In the Iiar-
ward stadium next week.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Chicago Bug Alter His
Seats For 1909 Series

Chicago possesses the champion CD.
timist as we'll as gatherer OF ye early
worm. He has written to President
Murphy OF the Cubs asking that two
seats be reserved for him for the
worlds series In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
THE POPULAR HUNTING
GROUNDS

Game of all kinds is plentiful in
Michigan's great North Coun-
try" The d. & c. line steam
ers leave Detroit every Mon
day and Friday for Oscoda, Al
pena. Cheboygan, St. Ignsce
and the north. Special low
fares for hunters
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
CORbETT MAY Be
FIGHT REFEREE

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.--Jim Corbett
win probably referee the Ketchell-
Papke fight In San Francisco on Nov
.2b. The big actor mawler will be in
the city by the golden gate on the
day q the fight. and he has stated
that he would not be backward about
belng the third man In the famous
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

Some men never realize what splen-
did fiction writer's they might have
been until they hear their own love
letters read aloud In court.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

who are only umpires on suspicion
will run the risk of being made indie
pendently wealthy.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
THIS GIANT
FU MBLED BILL.
OF FARE.

o
THIS GIANT TG he" in knowing wna! to erss
''S@l FARE ELL aall
ly on the ned than his facility of expression ana
along ali ss, but TN. a.s with on trip he
s so through the S..st biz s ~s% IN Ss%s hi. main
Of hem
nearly caused Hugh white an attack OF hear'-faius
The could
1T
After that with him
.ss s bali S.snns m full force the rs @ Sc. ~, the s.
ing fancy
mere football could
::s Fl s"s : e.. Ss .. %ss ::::;a
states and winning his nomination for state reprs'sn
Dur Da.ns .i hi. saneasnlns .
s: =;
sur. S ar ne = Of this :s; co: s s. s sci; a s'.
my T Tr w ~9"1s n. Impulse am ns o tn. om on record IN his
Mr. Cd
Darker and darker
In the meantime H oSse h s s so P sI St
really ought to win Such loyalty deserves some sort of recognition how
ereahes.ly o
' only ss s s @ @ 81 B.i
who recently returned New Ss . an% s sss n Se .
tnou,ry IN rho harn,s wh.rs =. ~s. ..sn
which accomplished
dropped
family high OF
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n i'm I
backt but neeg
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

Hrsdsches ana Neurs-E.n from Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full name Look for
sixnaturs Il. W. GROVE. CSC.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
BY.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.


II
ubeae ton n art OF om-si
In
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

. 49, q RIA.
Is IN III Toe IlsM ns.r sstl
J 0s3AzEE1
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

thinks u worth while TO lay her ap
one season and ~ her for cham
plonship mile against the watch lie
says she Is better than lou D.llon
was al that age.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

>nonds, moons and other articles or similar I'm
port and bearing air of opulence which provoked
inquiry in tho haunts where he was seen.
Boys" he responded Interrogation II found a
TO L eat the bank. I'm $4,000 ahead. and. il
vthe IN "a lasted
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Detroit professional ball players he,

arranged n gamo Tor SaturdaN az
Bennett park, tho proceeds TO go To
tho Arc sufferers TIE South ern
Michigan bunch goes M against the
representatives OF The other leagues.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

he nomination Mr..
Tx baseball. shortly
expressed himself at
bout any come-b back
'lgers would win the
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in
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a coaching that day
/ There's everyth
said he. That's w
named a famous a
lity on the held IN
0nnrlor nannGrs.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

lost BENDS EVERY EFFORT
TO SPEED UP MICHIGAN MEN

them would have preferred being a
dinner.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
WAGES In RuSSIA

consul James w. Ragsdale writes from G,
Fetersours that as Russia is an agricultural conn
Hy II is interesting to trace the nuctuation in
prices or labor, which like everything there dur
ing the last ten years shows progressive ten
oency 10 increase. The consul presents the fol-
lowing comparative statistics:
mus IN 1904, the daily pay of a laborsr DURING
e Fo'iea OF housing crops increased, as com
pared with the average pay from 1882 to 1891
throughout European Russia from 50 to So ko.
peeKs Goo kcpecksi ruhle--n5 eents). or hy II
par cent except IN the following eight provinces in
which the prices have fallen: Pssoy n.r cant.
kiev' per cent Don region, 7 per cent: o1oatzk
10 per cent; Pedoisk. q per cent: Khsrson, IS per
cent aAd Bessarabia- 70 per cent
Comparing the figures OF 1906 fthe data N, ,ao7
not yet being published 1t is seen tha, tina nr,ce.
have risen from S 10 10 kopecks or by Is ner
cent. except the sasnars. Sarafov siuahirsk Kazan
Ufa, OreabuTg, Ptnza and Tsmhov rrovircss'
where prices have fallen an aVera &c from < ~
10 - ~
Wages lowest in the east where 1aharAr
receives from % TO % kopecks q day The highest
pay received is in the steppe region vhers I, is
from 20 kopecks TO 11a rubles a day a,,ctuat,pS
in the other Russian provinces. This amouni
covers a mans labor and board the Jatter haIns
calculated at 10 TO 20 kopecks day T.he neGi
income of a laborer in European Russia amounts
on the average, to 60 kopecks a day
The amount of wages paid to wonen fuet,.,e,
from 35 TO S. kopecks a day or fron thrae fi@,bs
TO two-thtrds of the amount paid 10 man II
Asiatio Russia the highest wage is maid IN The
maritime provinces. where d aborer gets from az
to rublea day-Consulsr Report.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

great diamond festival Of the Brooklyn Orphan
Asylum at the Academy OF Music by which, it Is
hoped. $4,000 may be realized for the erection OF
detached hospital. a ball for which thousand
invitations have been issued preceded by pro-
gramme Of fancy dances and selections by the
Yale Alumni Glee Club will open the festival
Thursday evening, November .. A hundred well
known young and women will participate in
the dances, which are Dutch dance, the Yale
and old-fashioned minuet, and given under the
personal supervision OF Miss Jennie May Beers,
Of Short Beach, Conn So to make the interest
in the affair more general. particular pains were
taken TO secure for the chaperons Of these dances
women not on the asylum board Of managers.
AS the first concert Of the Boston Symphony Or
chestra falls the day following. the festival will
be carried over to Saturday, which will be devoted
the children. For these most divertng pro-
gTamme has been arranged. On Monday and Tues
day the regular annual fair OF the asylum will be
carried on.
To Professor Allen B. Doggett and Professor
Joseph NJ Tilden Of Erasmus Hall. and a former
promising pupil George r. Renouard. is due much
credit for the realistic portrayal of the Dutch
market place in the opera house. and the English
village which will occupy the banquet hall In
the latter which Will contain feudal castle, will
be given the various entertainments. while the
Dutch market will be innovation IN bazaars.
The souvenirs will be pieces OF genuine copal and
pottery. Consisting of jugs and platters There
more than two thousand patrons and patronesses.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Elmer Murphy returned on
Wednesday on the Heligolsnd. Mrs Murphy be-
fore her marriage in Copenhagen last month. WAS
Miss Patricia Egan, daughter Of the American
Minister to Denmark Miss Mollie Meehan OF
Greene avenue, who was bridesmaid at the we'd
ding, accompanied them. The Egans formerly
lived or the Park Slope. Nr. and Mrs. Murphy
are 70 make their home IL Washington
John RutgsE Plsuten. 81 No n Eighth avenue
Consul General fer the Netherlands at New York
Was the guest OF honor 81 reception gwen az the
Breveort last evening by the Eolianasrs IA ana
about the city.
Mrs. William Dawson Gallsird nee Piauten ts
now visiting Mrs. Reginald Robbins nee Hall at
Lone Tree Farm. Hamilton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Sands Iitchfeld the latter
before her marriage last August in Surrey, Eng
land Miss Marguerite Berg, arrived Tuesday
the Kronprinzessn Cecilie. Mrs. Edward H.
Litchheld and the Misses Litchheld returned a few
days earlier the Mauretanis
J. Spencer Turner formerly OF Remsen street.
Ehe now mskss his home In Rome. L. on { visit