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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
'8EB yDPt, MED !: BAEkKlNMZ
RAINFALL RECORDS, IS NOW
RESTING ON HIS H0NORS

simmering down over the city for
another hundredth of an inch,
breaking all monthly rain reco tds
at Just 2:22 o'clock.
That looked good, but for fear
some hypercritical oldest inhabl-
tant" might dispute the eclipsing
of the record one more try was
made shortly after and a good
drenching Observation-Disclosures
inch came pattering down. This
made 1852 inches for the month
and IL looked enough.
After that the sun began polk
ing holes through the clouds and
in the evening the moon came up
and 1t was glorious night, fol-
lowed by glorious day.
Just how long this sunshine Is
going to last the weatherman will
not say.
He has agreed. however, not
to let Ii get too dusty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
Fine College Spirit

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 3o.-A
}reat many think that the thing
referred to as college spirit is a
myth. Well, it isn't. And Brown
college is full Of it. College spirit
rs the most broad-minded thing
you ever heard of.
One Vernon Edgar Darlington
Il a student. one who. thinks
thoughts. Worse than that, he
writes them. He signed piece
for the Providence Journal, which
stated that IN bis opinion bad
showing upon the gridiron was
due to the college fraternity evil;
that fraternity men vera placed on
the team regardless OF better ma
{frIai.
Well the fellows who frater-
nize took him out and padded
him. and then ducfed him at the
college pump.
This will teach Edgar to be shy
aud retiring when he gets into
l|fe's broad field Of battle, and
always Vote with the gang In
ktesd OF being an independent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
GUNBOAT WHEELING
MAKES READY FOR
NICARAGUA

guns and engines. The Wheelin g
carries the same armament as the
Princeton.
1t Is believed that in case of
trouble in Nicaragua the Wheel
ing will be placed in commission
and dispatched to join the Ameri-
can fleet in Central American
waters.
In case the Wheeling is ordere !
to sea men will probably be trans
ferred to her from the cruisers
st. Louis and Milwaukee at this
yard and from the United States
naval training station at San
Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
SECREI. !Q!EE- ONE De :. Sgg !A =, +.
COMPERS CASE
APPEALED

(By United Press Leased wirc.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. -1.-In
behalf of President Samuel. Comp
ers, Vice President Mitchell and
Secretary Morrison of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, Judge
Alton B. Parker today filed a final
appeal to the supreme court of the
United States from the decision of
the supreme court of the District
of Columbia, ordering the labor
leaders jailed for contempt of
court in violating an Injunction.
Each of the three defendants
was present when Judge Parker
filed the motion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
DEAD MAN DRIVES HORSE
LIFELESS BODY OF AGED
FARMER FOUND IN BUGGY
CRIPPLED TIGHTLY TO THE
REINS.
CIV United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICO, Cal, Nov. 3O.-After
sitting lifeless for two days In the
seat Of a carriage, the stiffened
hands grasping the reins, the body
of Silas Stoekwell, an aged farmer
OF Butte, was taken to his home
today.
The horse hitched to Stock
wells light buggy apparently had
wandered about the country foI
nearly forty-eight hours. When
found by Stockwell's neighbors, il
was cropping the grass in the pas
ture, Its master sitting upright II
the seat, cold in death. Physi-
clans declared the man had died
from heart failure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
WORKMEN AT BREMERTON
BEGIN OVERLAPPING
CRAFT IN PREPARATION
FOR TRIP.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NAVY YARD, Puget Sound,
Nov. 30.-Anticipating orders
from Washington, directing that
the gunboat Wheeling he placed
in commission to hurry to the
Nicaraguan coast, that ship,
which has been out of commits
sion here for several years, is
now alongside of pier Z and work.
men have begun overhauling her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
Sun PolSes Holes Through Clouds,
But Weatherman Agrees He
Won't Let IL Get
! Ei. Too Dusty.

At IS minutes and 80 seconds
after 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon Old Jupe threw a big bucket
full OF water out of the sky and
brought the precipitation in Taco
ma up TO the record. 1t stood
there at 14.4S inches for the
month for a few minutes while
Jupe looked on complacently with
a satisfied grin at the scurrying
spectators who were splashing
through the high water in the
streets.
The floods in the cutters hal
not settled down when Jupe grab
bed slice of the Pacific ocean
and, with a mighty swash, sent II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
FINALLY GETS NECESSl AtY
AMOUNT AND Is SUCCESS
Full IN OBTAINING DECREE.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3d.
After saving for Ia years to. oh
tain the money necessary to Sc
cure a, divorce. Mrs. Mary Taylor
today is freed from Joseph Taylor.
who she charged with "cruel and
inhuman treatment"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
WOULD IMPROVE
UNION AVENUE

Property owners along Union
avenue have petitioned the coun-
ell to lay out this street with 4
park in the middle. The street
Is 140 feet wide and there could
be street on either side with a
park in the middle.
The park board was asked to
approve the scheme yesterday.
President Seymour favors the idea
II the city can get water system
that will furnish water to keep it
green in summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
TAKES WOMAN FOURTEEN
YEARS TO GET ENOUGH
MONEY TO OBTAIN DIVORCE

The decree was granted by
Judge Booth. Three minutes
were occupied in taking testimony
in the case.
Mrs. Taylor left her husbandsia
1895 and since then has been
earning her own living. During
that time she saved every cent
possible from her meager earn
ings with the view of obtaining
the divorce, which was granted
yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
ON
TRIAL TO-DAY

After languishing two days in
the city jail, Fred l.. Ellsworth, a
clerk in the employ OF the city, ap-
peared before Police Judge Amt
son this afternoon for hearing.
Ellsworth has been unable to fur
nish bail in the amount of 81 900.
After his arrest several days ago
he was released on his recogniz-
ance, but an accumulation of
charges against him by residents
of the North End caused the au-
thorities. to commit him to jail.
1t is claimed that Ellsworth has
offered insults to women while
riding on the Point Defiance car
lime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30
IS SUSPECTED OF
STEALING CLOTHES
BY WHOLESALE

Nels Swanson, a laborer, was
arrested by Officers Wiley aud
Geary last night on suspicion OF
being clothes line thief who has
been operating on a wholesale
scale. When taken into custory
he had In his possession q large
valise filled with misfit clothing.
"A search of his room revealed a
collection Of garments OF all de-
scrlption.
Swanson's answers to questions
were confused. and he was locked
up until detectives, investigate the
case.
Face. Dreamland rink, Wednes-
- a a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30

&c per foot and up. New stock
choice picture mouldings. Money
saved pt having your pictures
frapied here. Tacoma Art Enip, J,
e2S Tacoma avenue. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30

See our line OF Christmas goods.
jos. Myers Co, 81 Q 81 sss'
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Face. Dreamland rink, Wednes-
day night. 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & CO. have leased for Charles
Kave from the plans to n. & II Gordon the NINTH
tenth and eleventh lofts containing 1900 square
feet Of space, IN the building which Nj Kaye Is 10
erect at Nos % and . West 26th street for long
term Of wears ~ an aggregate rental OF $55,ooo;
for Sol Iindenhorn 5000 square teer Of space at
Nos l3 and Is West Goth street for a long term of
years 10 Bloom Brothers for Samuel Bergman 2'9oo
square feet of space ST No So West l7th street to
Samuel sinof for Norris Weiss $3.50 square feet OF
space at No 10 West 17th street 10 the star Under
wear Company: for Grace z Harding $500 square
feet Of space at No 27 East 10Th street 70 the Style
Cloak and Suit Company. and fo- Alden :. Swan
10 Sarnuels Brothers.
Wilbur II. Barrett is the buyer Of No ~ west
s6th street, recently sold
George ". Bard sold er auction last Wednesday
the Sadler farm at ScsrsdaIe, N y which brought
$3.50.
Mrs Raymond S White has leased from Joseph
H. Choate for term Of years No. 10 East SD
street. four story dwelling house. on lot 25&loO
feet.
NJ L Hess have leased for the Realty Holding
Company TO Adolph Cohen the seventh, eighth and
ninth lofts containing I5 900 square feet, and TO
Gottieb Brothers the tenth and eleventh lofts
tanning 000O square feet. in the building Nos. p
and "a West 9th street. Both leases are for
term Of years.
east corner Of Riverside Drive and I56th street,
lO5xl00 feet with erect on the plot ten story ee
yator apartment house.
The Harlem Property Owners Association VIII
hold a meeting Thursday night az No. 147 East
125th street
Nathan Weiss has leased for Charles Kaye from
the plans FIVE lofts containing $4,000 square feet in
the building TO be erected al No 80 10 "a West 26th
street, 10 J. NJ. Brady Co for a long term OF
wears
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
N THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

The Sound Realty Company has sold through B.
&elson 20 Regina c. Holmstrom plot 5oXleo feet
u Byron street, near 255th street
7ease Gilman have sold for Joseph Dillon No.
1s West list street three story and basement
-zeilng house. on lot l7xlOo5 feet client for
occupancy.
The Meister & Bache Realty Company and Levy
4 Starr have sold tbs five story double iathouse
no. IS East nth street, lot Za3xl0o1 feet.
George z. Baldwin has sold for the Gray Realty
and Development Company TO the Hudson-Grant
View Realty Company the Belle Haven, six story
apartment house, at No. SIS West l24th street, on
plot 5SzIOan feet The apartment house at Nos.
JIG and LIS Claremont avenue recently reported
SOLD. given in exchange.
Kurz d Uren have sold for client six lots on
The north side 2slst street. 10 feet of Mar
fha avenue. FOR Improvement; also sold two lots
on the north side Of Duke street, 50 feet east Of
Mount Vernon avenue
Richard Dickson has sold for Jakobine r F.
schuh the southeast corner Of Bronx and Pelham
Parkway ard St. Paul avenue. plot. 75xz7x irreg-
ular.
Andrew HsIy has sold for Joseph zacharzowsky
six lots on BrUnner avenue. in the Bathgate es-
E25s tract
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS,

Richard r Plum has sold No So Lewis avenue
g TWO story and easement brownstone oWell-Hs
house. 10 the Realty Associates. and No % Cauii-
cey street. a two story and basement 'No an. ~
t~ov-,s7ore dwelling house facing Fulton Park, for
Matilda Brandt, TO August LauN
The firm Of J. B Ketcham Inc. has purchaseo
from client Ne tl526 Pacific street, near Albany
avenue four story, six room double nathouse' On
plot 276xl07 feet
Crescent Hin Improvement Company has sold al
Crescent FEiI on the Shore Road, in South Brook
lvn Mot soxl9o feet, in SD street. TO William w
Tracy: plot soxlOo feet SD street, to Edward w
De Knight: three plots in SD street. each exloo
feet 10 Charles {. Valentine, James : MasteFmah
and Clarence A. Dlehl. William l. Downing solo
The house built by him in SD street to Albert H I
Banzhaf.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
BUYS ASHLAND HOUSE
ALSO 4DJOINING SITE.
Philip Braender to Build Big Loft
Structure on Plots.

The attractiveness Of midtown zones 10 large
numbers Of investors and spectators was clearly
shown yesterday by the days trading. The princi-
pal transaction reported the sale o: the Ash
land House property, al the southeast corner Of
2zth street and Fourth avenue, and an adjoining
plot. with a frontage IN 24th street, by NJ. & L.
Hess for Henry Corn Philip Braender. The
buyer intends TO improve the combined parcels
forming plot with frontage Of $50 feet in Fourth
avenue and OF 150 feet in 24th street, with an
eighteen story and basement store, loft and Office
structure The entire deal viii involve about
sl.50900o
The Ashland House property was offered for sale
At auction en- March It, but hid in by a repre-
sentative Of the estate of DIT. Willard Parker al
s3soa0a Soon afterward Mr.. Corn bought the prop
erty from the estate and adjoining parcel from
Horace il. BToCkWay-
Edgar & Curtis sold No. 40 Fourth avenue. five
story building 1ssx55 feet The buyer Is me owner
Of :he parcel at the northeast corner Of 2Sth street
adjoining.
Max Marx purchased from Rudolph oelsner the
triangular parce at the junction of Broadway ana
Ishaln and 2llth streets, lS67l2x5 s1axlSSsls feet
he now controls the entire plot fronting on YER
anilyea avenue, Isham street 2ilth street ana
Broadway
There was a report yesterday that Mrs. T B.
F1tIer had sold Ne 4S3 Fifth avenue, a four story
and basement dwelling house, on lot ZaeNl-o Iee'
al Sl5e0 front foot II was also said that plans
for erecting d story business structure Oh lne
site were being considered
Plans have been filed for two twelve story apart
roent houses. each with twenty-five suites, 10 De
built for the Edendale Construction Company from
rlans nv schwartz & Gross. The buildings viii be
IN 18th street 100 feet east of Riverside Drive
Each viii have frontage of 65 feet and depth OF
g feet with facades Of brick and trimmings OF
limestone and terra Gotta, and viii cost $Se1V"-
Another twelve story apartment house, TO COST
s50a 8aa VIII be built at the southwest corner OF
Central Park West and 6sth street by the AKRON
Building Company. The plans provide Tor thlriy-
seven suites and were drawn by Schwartz d cross
--ta lrusa will he of brick, limestone and terra
Gotta. with q frontage Of l25 feet and depth OF
100 feet. -
Plans have also been fled for renodeilhG 'H9
i've story basement store at the southwest coIHei
NJ ETrth avenue and SD street. opposite the al
dorf-Astoria and owned by Harrison 6 Dgar ana
Dr. p y Knopf. II viii be changed TO a sluolo
building with elevator service. and shops on lle
o,,,,a aoor The improvements are 10 be made
for the Knicl1erbocker syndicate, as lessee rom
designs by Augustus X. Allen. al cost OF S4soe-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Tenement House an Third AUenue,
Near 34th Street. Changes Hands.

J. G. Engel bought yesterday the five story lehe-
rnent house. with store, No ola Third avenue, on
lot 2x6 2x2 l0x632 feet, for SS666 at voluntary
auction sale held by Joseph P. Day al the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA and 10 fesey
street The property is mortgaged for $5Loj0. Inc
other auction sales resulted a follows
BY Joseph P. Day. ,,oe
9s 70 IA els gis St & R - b5s f Of 3! r5n II a 6s SUBJECT
10 prior mtge Of $4,000; Frank for $50 500
store; subject 70 prior mtges Of $4,000 to w 5
2a7 and 2se Beeoker ST. n e Barrow st, s9x75E65x
irreg sly tennt and stores; ons-aI lnteTes5 @ s7 @
15T 18TH 81. n s 295 W Sd ave 25xlu0lo. 6 sty
e3{ 636h and at2 oF Pa7e Wsf to4P re am amt due 976
etc. S379 o.; subject 10 prior miges oi So4'Oo VIII
2276 % ave. cor 1l7h st. 255xs4 10 sy tenmt
& l. attys; Foley. rel; due, ss@2s 26' tazes .s
Iash 52s Of wills AM. sEe a7sTlSS s56S5 sty e
al: II NJ Goldberg atty; W Olvany, ref; amt due
S 80 5 ssb a. @ e 81 @ ~ G of 'f s Pa95 Rans aTs 5
unfinished nat X Kennedy agt sarah Gohsn a osa So a
tsxes etc So SUB TO prior mse CT $4,000 to SOPHIA
BY Samuel oo-,oo .tr
dTs t? E sPsir s ct al 'e ens ETC. C. as Anna Edea
al oConoT at5y Roger &c N, foIsi s n,iS RI for 81 COO
The auction offerings to-day viii be as follows:
BY Joseph P Day
50 Lewis St. o s' ab 1T sv ST. Isnmt IN rear Samuel
Gordon aEt Mary al; Bernard Gordon atty l.
E CHM ref amt due s. 90; etc, 1922 ST. sub
10 two mtges 8EETeEatns Slfin. =, -.
s6 1aqtb ST $ l35 II Ien0N ave 2I6X''9 H. . sly
termt; Gaelic Ettinger agt II Morrison ct q! - FL
finger atty Black, ref amt due, SO, i IA tiAes'
etc 81 l23 two mtges asgreEatng -. -.
te85t mn and Store; Simon rhima trustee egt L Wal
lenstein Hoadley & J, sttysi ! Glroyr feI'
amt due, S28 s54 SO; taxes etc. sl15o
BY Samuel Marx
77th st. s. ss # Of Avenue A; Sooxio22 with a
MOT 5 Al Rx irree at rear. ST John. eNcr agt LOUIS
al W HaWeS atty ; II Aufleil REL amt
due SIS. .Ts3 %: etc s. 9el 50 - -. . 49,. .-,.
1Olst st % 25Xlho. > sty terirt
and store. II II Hess Nathan Holman et al.
A A Howell atty: Bernstein, ref: amt due S-e'- Io'
taras
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
MURRAY HILL HOUSE LEASED.

DoutiIle Smith, Of Philadelphia. has leased for
three years a four story dwelling house, No. 2l9
Madison avenue. plot 52xlO0 feet, adjoining the
southeast corner Of 36th street. The property
stands in the name OF the City Real Estate Com
pany, which acquired IL in 1908. At that time II
was said the company was acting for J. Pierpont
Morgan. who, report had it, had bought the prop
erfy TO control the tenancy OF it. Mr. MOrgan'E
house and library occupy the block front TO the
north, on Madison avenue from 36th TO S7th street
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH WORK.

Paul Kuhne. architect. has fled plans for lab
oratory and nenagerie for inoculation experinnen-
tation 10 Be built the roof Of the north and
south wings Of the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons, opposite Roosevelt Hospital, in West 5sth
street. The construction will be steel frame, filed
il with cement plaster, and viii cost s10o0o. The
rnenagerie will contain fourteen cages.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
TO BUILD IN THE DRIVE.

Hall J. How & co. have sold for the Charlotte
Mount estate 10 the State Realty and Mortgage
Company, q plot Of three lots 75xloo feet on the
south side SSth street. feet east Of Riverside
Drive, and have resoid il 10 the Cumming Con-
struction Company, which viii improve the site
with an apartment house.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
NOVEL BROOKLYN PROJECT.

Fer the special accommodation Of physicians and
dentists a twelve story Office building is TO be
erected in Brooklyn on the south side of Joraemon
street between Clinton and Court streets. The
structure is the project OF the Lotos Construction
Company. which expects TO have the building ready
for occupancy early next year II will be built on
9 lot a5rlaS7 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
MARKET FOR AN UPTOWN HOUSE.

Porter & Co. have sold for Adolphus OttenbeI
&c Charles Riley. the four story broTnstone dwell
ing house No Il2 West 12lst street. It is a Il
22xlea1l feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
Rr samuel MarX.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

Intervale ave cor ef Kelly 81; 115xi44
city Mortgage Company leans Wtane Realty .eo ooo
Construction Company. oo'-''o
11sth st $ 1873 II ef Amsterdam ave:
s. aEol5; I oiS9 fAsGTl5e C. 'y o.-s 10000
1snth ST n IA e OF Fort Fasai ingt0r ave.
Sklloi TIE 1nsqrsSe 7c,o cTs G?6ar 70 a5 600
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
BUYS THE MOUNT GEMS.

George E. Baldwin has sold for Harry B. Davis
and Edward Wagner the Mount Cents. six story
apartment house, a plot 1oO11x9O feet. at the
southwest corner of Mornlngside avenue West and
ll6th street The buyer 81 Cyrus P. Jones, of Ball
s-on Spa y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
PLAN BIG BRONX HOUSE.

The Henry Morgenthau Company has filed plans
for q six story apartment house. 10 occupy plot
2l7x2I0 feet on the west side Of Southern Boule-
xard, between $3.50 and Simpson streets. It viii
cost $500 Ga0 and viii have accommodations for l0S
families
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
NEW ROCHELLE TRACTS NEW OWNER

McKenna & Pauen have sold for Justice Martin
J. Kehoe a plot Of Two acres fronting on Weyman
avenue. near Pelham Road al New Rochelle,
Nestchester County. The buyer VIII erect d dwell
ing house for his own occupancy the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
PENNSYLVANIA.
WaTER GAP HOUSE
4 Mountain Paradise.

DELAWARE WAIEK U-AF. =,
Now Omen TO December. Unquestionably ule Llie
equipped most luxurious and best stuaiea 40 IT, or
Highest altitude. No noise dust OF raloau a ~,
tigbwsvs 100 tiled private baths; running
all rooms; steam heat log fires; elevators I'd.
parlors, Cuisine Of highest sts
French chefs; white service own farms .if saddle
tered Orchestra: social diversions Con
forses tennis bowling Billiards: trout hshng Dod
ing etc Garage; livery Special May and June taiTs
ISeolIet and Auto Maps mailed Coaches meet LTIllS
I5ooAiet, 80 TOHN PERDY COPE
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
Excursions.

Spend Decoration Day or a
Week End in and about Boston.
Enjoy a Trip on the Fast and
Luxurious Metropolitan Line
Turbine Steamship YALE or
HARVARD. All-the- -Way-By-
Water-Direct from City to City;
Perhaps take your Automobile
and Tour Home.
Folders all Hotels and Ticket Odces- Tickets and
reservations Pier -. Telephone spring G5So also
Tourist and York Transfer Co Offices throughout
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
THE KTTTATINNY

THE LEADING HOTEL At THE
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
Now open. Largest most modern Every con-
,-erfeDce orchestra Social diversions. Table sup
yind from own farm and greenhouses Bel phone -
t5arsee Livery Golf tennis, bowling. boating nshlng
Write for Special Spring Rates and booklet sloWns
hotel ISittatinny Park scenes, maps hlttaLnhy
coach meets all trains u fftNt>rN - -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
City Property to Let.

46 EAST sgd ST
For rent. years. So 600 per year. modern
8 story American basement baths; roof garden
good light and air
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
THE COLUMBIAN

1000 ISLAND PARK. St Lawrence River. ". Y.
The best located and attractive hotel among the
Thousand Islands Excellent cuisine. Orchestra and
all amusements. Open June 10. Booklet
l. A. JOHNSON. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg.

II EART or THE BERKsHIRES PITTsFIELD, MASS.
H To rent, furnished. sevenroom cottage for the
MaplewOod Hotel. complete bathrooms,
telephone and coal range. Address c. W. s. Trib
Office
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

The latest publications may be
had at the Mercantile Library
Branch. III B'way, room us.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

7 oNDoN. " c-LANSDowN HOUSE; BED AND
II bed sitting rooms. comfortable home for Americans.
highly recommended. 6 L.ansdoWa Place
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-21
Riot at Football Game.

Memphis, November 2o.-A riot in which
Is or 20 medical students were battered
and bruised ended the football game here
today between Memphis Hospital Medical
college and the University of Memphis,
formerly the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, at the close of the first half,
when the score stood 81 to in favor of
tho university. A coffin draped in the
colors of the hospital college, brought on
tho field before the game started, pre-
cipitated the riot, which for a time as
sumed serious proportions.
A band Of the hospital students seized
the coffin. tearing off the lid at the end
of the first half. and were promptly at
tackled by the university students. In a
moment both factiona had been re-en-
forced and the fighting mass was charged
by the police with drawn clubs. Both
elevens refrained from joining in the mo-
lee. A number of the students were ar