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New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
SPORTS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.
Baseball Candidates Report, While Crew VIII
Re Boated in a Few Days.

At q meeting of the Joint Association OF Minor
Sports including rowing. basketball and lawn ten
MES, at the New York University yesterday Eu,
ard clark Tavlor of Boonton. n. J.. was elected
delegate to represent the association on the execu-
tive committee of the Athletic Association.
A. T. Van Houten. captain OF the baseball nine
issued a call for candidates yesterday JACK
O,NeuI who has been engaged 10 coach the team.
Il meet the men to-day for the first practice IN
the cage.
w Reynolds captain Of the rowing crew an
nounced that the coach expected TO boat the men
on Saturday, March g. The general opinion or the
students on the Heights is that the crew will be on
the water by Monday.
The last basketball game on The schedule will be
plsved with Union at University Heights on Fri
dav There viii be dancing in the gymnasium
after game.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
YALE FIVE Defeated.
Columbia Adds One More to Long
List Of Victories.

For iust about ten minutes in the game pet"eeh
the Yale and Columbia basketball teams IN the .
Morningside gymnasium last night. the sons VI
old Ell looked like five wooden men STUCK lasI ~
the floor In those ten minutes the Blue anu
White five scored twelve points and, tucklhs ui
game away IN a safe place. left the moor IaOet
still unbesten The final score was ~ 10 H. p
that does not begin to tell the story OF the gan. ~
In the first half Columbia scored Is points ~
YsIe's G. In the second half the COLUMBIA team
loafed along putting in substitutes unree 'ii
and scored only l point to Tales D
The game. except for those few whnI"hiu ~ ~
naents in the latter part Of the nrst perlou'
decidedly slow Yale played hard, but the mas
terry Law with the Columbians almost from 'ne ne
start The New Haven men began Well' aho II
looked as if Columbia going TO nave nat u
time of il When five minutes had passed 1ele
held the lead with a score of to CuShii,ai u
and Van Week were responsible for this ieao' Lo
within a minute each scored goal iroih 'He
centre Of the court ;s
Melitzer began the Columbia rally, ana raPiu
fire plav Of the first order netted goals TOT C"lu
lia bv the entire team. Cerusii played the star
ean7a of the evening. He shot three goals' anu
held Cushulan who played fast game Down 10
two +eIlies Melitzer and Kiendl each oid Wen
hut their team work not quite so fast IN lhe
latter mart Of the struggle as that shown ny Y an
Week and Cushman-
The game was clean and entirely different from
ysle-Coluubta games IN former years in this re
spect.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
GAME FOR ST. NICK
Wonderers Beaten at Hockey {"
Hard Fought Struggle.

Only handful os spectators tuIneU re c. Nicholas
g. Nicholas Rink last night to see 'ile % a, sec
Hockey Club defeat the WaFloei 90 20 o,,a series
o-d meeting Of the Amateur Hockey Las ,+ ~, a
IN go or 4 goals to 2 The losers Put - ~
80, GOOD game of hockey, and II tnero 4l1 80,
man among the forwards who coup1 QUIZ. 80 neon
or,, degree of accuracy the result 5 made
siey.rsnt The only two goals the Wanueio,s 's 49,
uill' ~ 1s ~, Tufresne who played oetter 'lla t
o+hs- man on the ice He is improving Win
each contest >-,,Lo,as leading by
- hut q was anybody's game up TO WITHIN W.
minutes Of the close, when Sou'ne'
clinched the game for St NlchoiaS' ,. 20
Io+b sey,ens were weakened by the dpseii'o -
oad men Woods. the Wanderers clever eo1
t5eanar was unable TO play, and Harmon 'ne -
rover for the seven took ms P.aoe ztt,1a saroa
time between the posts he played creulaple
80 stonnAd a number Of hard shots Che" "aS
missing from the St Nicholas line ana " il'7i '
his place and played Well -. -
The hockey cannot be described as soo"' ~ - -
uas an interesting game on account OF the COS
ors ~ +be score and the hard fight the men H'aue,
winter tailed the first goal on shot "hlch PASS
Harmon without ever leaving the Ice one -,
te later Dufresne evened the score on iols s,.o.
fror, near the centre. For the next ten Inllu,',s
- - even and neither could claim
an advantage. e,...,,o-
F,nauy putnam tailed on a pass from Souther
after the latter had carried the puck GOWN '',7 -
One minute later Putpam made another go r- CO.,
this was followed by tally naoe oS
lust before the half ended -
SbortIv after the second period opened f"uiail
was ruled off for two minutes for cross checNi"s
AcC,a1ium. and Garon followed him Tor trlpp.hs
Izrned The wanderers were now ou'PaS'he 80
g nicholas but could pass their strong ue-
ta.o pIornfeck and Mcpherson worked IN close
but were unable TO get by Feitner Putnam ana ana
Garon then got into friendly checking contest anu
were put off for three minutes. e..,.-
Just two minutes before the game ei'oeI ~
.,o-od ,,rassisted on an excellent shot from the
right A little past a few seconds later de-
CaIlun was ruled off for one minute for tripping
putnam. but the game was practically over alu ho
further scoring resulted.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PRINCETON LOSES STAR.
Heumger, the Brilliant Pitcher, In
eEgibLe This Year.
rRr Telegraph to The Tribune.

Pr4noeton. n. J. Feb 23-Captain Robert
Vaughn, Of the Princeton baseball team issued
call for candidates this morning. and the first prac
tjce of the season held IN the cage this after
noon. large squad Of men from the three upper
classes reported and had short drill in fielding
s-ounders and batting preliminary talk 70 the
men by Captain Vaughn and few laps around the
cage concluded the practice. The freshmen will not
be called out until next week. or perhaps later
For the present Walter B. Cosgrove. 'O4 VIII
coach the squad. although II has not yet been def
initeIy decided who will be the regular coach Cos
grove coached the championship 'o7 team.
Princeton's chances TO turn out winning team
ara fairly good Much will depend upon the show
ing made by the pitchers, new star or tWrlers
VIII have TO be developed. ". S. Heyniger, the
rnanstay Of the team for the last three years, Will
not be eligible this year account Of conditions
His loss is a severe blow to Princeton For three
years Heyniger has been without a peer as col
lese pitcher and lost only important game in
that time ". Clark, Heynigers Understudy last
year has been lost by graduation
l. Cunningham who pitched on the Wesleyan
team two years ago and shut Princeton oIt by r.
score of 2 to O. should prove worthy successor
m Hevniger Steve White, who pitched for the
freshmen last spring: c. F Wilson, substitute on
the varsity last year, and Howard Drewes who
did some splendid work two years ago, should also
prove reliable
Five of last years championship nine now in
college. Captain Vaughn will probably cover his
old position at shortstop, while ". R. Sides Will be
at third base. Eddie Dillon at second base, while
r T Dawson. catcher. be depended on. w.
r Warwick right field is the only other ''P" man
on the squad. There are good men TO fill the va
cant positions and Captain Vaughn should have
little difficulty in organizing well balanced nine.
The most promising candidates for the empty ber:hs
ara Pitman Ban. Reed and Warner. all subst-
tutes last year and Hughes, Bard, Carlburg and
7 min
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
.u,peB DBNoUNCEs THIRD DEGREE"
As Result Jury Disagrees in Case of 6O's
Charged with Burglary.

Judge Foster. in the course OF tne va 49,.
-, sessions Of two boys charged with ours-
- otsracterized the third degree as pracli'SU
- ,bs adjective bureau as bordering on the spAI
isb Inousition and great menace 70 ts po- -
-. EoI1oU-inz his comments on the pracucs ~
,,ry disagreed IN the case and the PRISONERS
demanded TO the Tombs- -.
rl'..1 ro.grove. OF No rs washington street.
~ T.o-,os Fitzgerald. Of No. IA Perry street.
- .nor1ed with breaking into the store OF A0s-
-, stovs at No ls7 Perry street. on January - :.
The prosecution says Fitzgerald was toia W.
I,aI,.s Hsadouarters that Cosgrove had sque sqs1-.s
and on this information 1t Is sesso- ne - +nat
subsequently Fitzgerald. II Is saiN'
co.Srove had not confessed
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
WARREN REMEDY BEATEN
Queen of the New York Shoe De
thrOned in Boston.

F,os+on Fab z-WInthrop Rutherturds' Warren
Remedy the smooth coated fox terrier which was
crowned queen of all dogs at the big bench sho"
In Madison Square Garden. New York. two weeks
ago. was beaten at the New England kennei CIuo
show here TO day by Sabine Fernle o"heo oS Ne
Sabine Kennels. Of Orange, Tex
When E. n. Oldham, who acted as judge oe-
throned Warren Remedy which won the trophy Ior
the best dog Of any breed, or sex IN Ne" tolh'
much surprise was expressed SABINE 80 -
sbo7ze5 70 advantage. while Warren Remedy was
a little high in flesh.
REGINALD c. vanderbilt's Old English sneepuos'
sandy Point Rags, was beaten in his class by MIS-
Tyler Morse's Dame Dori5-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
NO GAMBLING HOUSES, SAYS JEROME.
Playing in Hotels and Flats All There Is Here
Now. He Adds

District Attorney Jerome received yesterday
from Police Commissioner Bingham copy OF the
"42.s " a monthly report which each precinct COM
,,.,der must make suspected gambling
houses against which he has been unable to ob-
tain evidence V The reports from the captains OF
the precincts for January. 1t is said do not con
tain the name Of single place suspected Of being
a gaming establishment
In commenting on the report. Mr.. Jerome said he
s,,rnosed the captains meant what they said, and
added that he did not believe there was a single
reranizsd gambling house in the city at the pres
ont time 81 suppose he said, there Is some
PLAYING in hotels and fats. but that is about all
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PRINCETON SWIMMING DATES.

Princeton, n. J., FEB. 23.-Tbe schedule of the
Princeton University swimming team
nounced to-day. There will be five DUAL meets to
determine the team championship, and the inter
collegiate championships which will be held In the
tank of the college OF the City Of New York on
March "a.
The schedule follows: February 20, Columbia
at Princeton February 27 Harvard at Princeton;
March 6, Yale, at Princeton March 49, College of
the City OF New York, at New York: March 20
University Of Pennsylvania, at Prnceton March
a. intercollegiate individual championships at New
York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUBS NEW. SITE.
It Has Virtually Acquired Plot in 44th
Street, West of Sixth Avenue.

The Rocky Mountain Club has virtually com
pleted negotiations for the purchase Of the four
story and basement dwelling houses Nos. ia. uS
and lis West 44th street, owned by ex-Justlce
William n. Cohen. 1t intends to erect clubhouse
for its own use on the site The property is near
the Lambs and opposite the Stuyvesant Theatre.
It has frontage of 563 feet and depth of 1903
feet.
The Rocky Mountain Club occupies suite IN
the Knickerbocker Hotel. at 42d street and Broad
wav John Hays Hammond is president OF the
oreanrzaton the other officers being A. J. Selig-
ma, v,ice-presisent; William B. Thompson, treas
urer and Frank w Holmes secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
DOUBLE YACHT RACE TO BERMUDA.
Plan to Have Boats Start from New York
and Savannah at Same Time.

Captain William Meyer. Of Bermuda, pas
senger on the Prince George yesterday. coming
here TO complete arrangements for the yacht race
TO Bermuda IN June. He said his chief purpose
was TO arrange for q novel feature of the race.
This involves a simultaneous start from Savannah
and New York
The plan is 20 have the Savannah Yacht Club
start a detachment from the Georgia port on the
same day the feet sails from here, and the two
divisions will keep IN touch with each other by
wireless all the way down The distance from Sa-
vannah and New York TO Bermuda is about the
same.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
SKATING RACES AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK

All the best speed skaters in this vicinity are
repar1nz for the TO be held at the ST Nicho-
las Rink on Saturday night Phil Kearneys vic
tory over Clarence Granger. the local champion.
N the international championships has caused In
tense rivalry between the two men and their 1ol-
lowers Granger. who viii start on scratch With
Kearnev viii try TO retrieve his honors There
viii be q half-niIe handicap. 8 one-Tnle Class
handicap and q ova-ter-rnile novice for which
the entries close tonight with S. C. Austin. No 6s
West 6sth street
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
TwENTY-oNE TEAMS ENTERED.
Many Athletes to Start in Six-Day Go-as-You-
Please Race.

T-enty-one teams have been selected for the In
fernatsonal six-day go-as-you-pleese at Madi-
son Square Garden, March TO 13. This number
Will probably increased 20 twenty-five before the
race starts. The list includes representatives of
<Helve different nationslities, and many of the
contestants have secured championship honors.
The contract for building the track was signed
Yesterday and Sparrow Robertson will do the
work LAYERS Of loan, tanbark and sawdust will
be used. and the track Will be officially surveyed
50 that II any records made they will be rec
osntyed The track VIII be eighteen feet wide. and
consequently big enough for holding special races al
Eve. zen and twenty miles, II it is decided TO put
on extra attractions.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
HARVARD CREW ON THE WATER

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 23.-The Harvard varsity
crew held its first outdoor practice of the season
on the Charles River to-day The men rowed in
the following order: Stroke. Sargent; No. T. Waid;
No s. r. Cutler; No. 5. L. Wilmington; No.
Hooper; No. g. Faulkner; No. 2. Lund; bow, z.
Cutler (captain); coxswan. Blagden
Hooper, at No. 4. took the place of Bacon. the
regular man at that position for to-day only.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

The Bellevue Hospital surgeons attending Fathe~
Daniel Cunnion who badly hurt Saturday
pqbt reported that his condition had not improved
IN 10 last night. An operation for the removal or
the segment of bone in the skull will probably take
place to-day, unless Father Cunnon's condition Is
too weak The priests brother and several OF ms
friends visited the hospital last night.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
COLUMBIA ELECTS HOCKEY CAPTAIN

Robert Kenneth Murphy elected captain of
the Columbia hockey team yesterday for next sea
SON. Murphy played goal on his class hockey team
in his freshman year and during the last two sea-
sons has played the same position on the VARSITY
seven Murphy viii have Barnum, point; kinney
left wing and Lovejoy. right wing. as nucleus
for his tenn next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

The prizes for the 29-foot catboat class OF tb~
Peconic Bay Yacht Club were awarded Satur-
dav night TO the winners of the 1905 regatta at
so-called 'get together" beefsteak dinner given by
the club in Reisenweber's beefsteak garret. Both
FIRST going to Hayward Mahn. winner with the
Edith ard the second to Carol Mclaughlin. won
with the Troubado1g,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

Arrangements have been completed for power
boat race from Albany to New York under the
direction of the Albany Yacht Club Commodore
Scopes Of that club. having accepted the trophy
offered by Thomas Fleming Day first prize
in the race The finish is to be off the Colonial
Yacht Club, Commodore George ]. Vestner of that
club having placed his services and the club feet
and anchorage at the disposal of the visitors
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
NEW RECORD FOR GEORGE BoNHAG.

Troy, n v Feb z2-Gecrge V. Bonhsg, OF the
Irtsh-American Athletic Club. lowered the worlds
indoor record for five miles az the big athletic meet
last evening In the local arTnory. Bonhags time
was q minutes IS I-5 seconds. The best previous
record vas q minutes Is 2-5 seconds, made by Tom
Collins
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Commodore Leonard Richards OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club who will leave for Southern waters
in few days, in his new steam yacht Garcia
has Just been granted ocean masters license
to navigate steam yachts. by the United States
local inspectors of steam vessels.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
HERON CAPTAIN OF YALE SEVEN.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
New Haven. Feb. 2S.-John Heron. of Pfttsburg
was reelected captain Of the Yale hockey team for
next year ar a meeting tonight. Heron is mem
ber OF the class If 10 and has played forward on
the Yale team for two seasons.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
MORE GIANTS OFF FOR SOUTH.

Leon Ames. Charley Herzog and Jack Murray
will leave here to-day 10 join the Giants at Marlin
Springs. Tex. for the spring training. Fred Ten
ney and Al Bridwell will join the squad early next
week.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

Goals from hed-Metzer 81. Cerussi 90; Cusnnan fl
On Kie1d RYAN Kinbel, Week. Goals rom fou
Van Vlsk o. Kiendl substitutesBenSon for SerusS s-
Nahou for Kimbel Spencer for Kiendl. Scnooer IoR
Drew and Levy for wilson. Referee-I Thorpe SCUM
Ma TTr1pire-C weymouth Yele- Time OF haiFe7
Tuentv minutes Attendance-one thousand
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

Ithaca y. Y. Feb. 2s.-Four eight-oared shells.
built here by the Cornell boatman. John Hoyle
were shipped to-day across the country 20 the
University Of California. where they are be
used by the navy of the Western college,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
The lineup follows

Goals FOR st ichoss-Putnan '2l Winter soutneF'
COILS 81 Referee Neil
nedv crescent A Associate referee-fiert
IS-aSca5t g. T-mpres-Iohu O'Rourke and F. 6 tr.l-
toE Tinekeepers@I. S kellogg and G. NJ Curran.
Time of halves-20 minutes
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CORONER TRAILS
MURDER SUSPECT
Put Link After Link To-
gether Until Capture Is
Made Easy.
MAKES MUELLER
FINALLY CONFESS
Prisoner Declares He Could Not
Take Flight Seemed Hypno-
tized to Scene.
WIFE'S ADVICE
TO ALL WOMEN

Keep dvay from matrimonial
agencies.
Don't believe every man who
says he loves you.
What ] say about matrimonial
agencies ! say also about street
flirtdtionS.
If you don't kHcg a good man
who will ask you to marry him
it is far better TO remain single.
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WEAVING THE NET.

W. HEN the Hamburg police depart
w ment received a cabIegram. that
had been sent from New York they
turned 10 their records. They found that
Wilhelm Luther Of the village OF Wei
da, IN Schleswig-H had asked
them in July, 1908. Ia search for his
daughter. Anna. vino had left his home
with her husband. Otto Mueller. to re-
turn 10 America. ia the last week of
March.
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a case for the use of handouts and. per-
haps, for some swinging of locust II
had gone beyond the stage of the micro
scope. the probe and the cable
Kossow went with Detectives Seieske
and Hennessy 20 Astoria. At fiRst he
could not recall ,hc direction he had
taken. he had male hundreds OF hauls
n the year and a half that had inter
vened since he had made the trip TO
Mueller's home. The carriage in which
he and the detectives were seated was
driven slowly up and down the streets
Of Astoria. Half dozen houses were
selected by MIN as looking like the one
TO which ne had taken the trunks and
che box with the dogs. FINALLY he stop
ped before a cottage in NFooIsey avenue.
Kossow Identifies
House in the Outskirts
That's the house. NJ anid with con
dogs"
A large, wtre-haired animal groRied
thleateninsly from its house in the rear
of the yard
Seleske went into the house
Who lives here2" he asked
Frederick Gebhardt," vas the reply
Of the sad-faced wonis.n, Who answered
his knock.
Il am an election officer" he said.
and / want TO be sure that your hus-
Band is properly registered There's an
other fellow who has registered as
Frederick Gebhardt, and want to show
picture Of your husband to the men
who viii have charge OF the polls so
that the imposter may be prevented
from voting. ] viii return the photo
graph TO YOU in little while"
"A II right" said the woman.
She went into another room ana
brought out the photograph Of a man
wearing heavy moustache.
rs this like him2" asked SeIeske.
Yes, she replied. only his nous
tache is off now. He had it taken off
tho other day"
where Is he uow?t
The tired eyes droc9ed and their lids
quiyered
don't know. He went away and
didn't say when he was counIns; back.
Have you any children"
Two"
Nov long have you been married.,
Since 1905"
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Friend of Victim
Recognizes Likeness of Mueller

The detective took the picture to Mrs
Schweikert. She promptly Identified it
as an excellent photograph Of Otto
Mueller. He also showed il TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry WerpuDp. of Jersey CITY.
who had known Mueller. They, too.
identified it as a photograph of Mueller.
Back 10 Astoria went the detectives.
IT was dusk Mrs. Gebhardt's dry-eyed
calm Of the morning had been sue
ceeded by worry that bordered on hys-
terra
Where are the things that your hus-
band brought from Germany in two
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Police Discover.
Mnch-Wanted Expressman.

Then the police of New York got
busy. Urged by Coroner Savage. they
made a drag net Investigation of all
baggage hauls from the Hamburg-Am-
erican piers in April, 1903. They found
the man they wanted IN Christopher
Kossow. an express man, living at 400
Washington street Hoboken
81 wouldn't remember, hauling a trunR
or two trunks TO any address," said
Kossow, but I do remember hauling
two trunks and a box with two dogs in
IT, / took them all the way from the
pier to Astoria, TO a little biz Of a
house in the outskirts"
II was now plainly up 10 the police
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MURDERER CAUGHT
BY LOVE FOR CHILD
Affection for Little One
Keeps Mueller Near Scene
of Crime.
CORONER WEAVES
WEB OF EVIDENCE
Pieces of Jewelry and a Slip of
Paper Bring About
Capture.
BLAMES FATE
FOR DOWNFALL

The tracing of this man is the
StraHgeSt series of condolences
in modern criminal history.
There may be no such thing
a. Fate, but you can't make Otto
Mueller beliepe it.
ut WaS TO be" he Hutters con
tiHuaIly. q couldn't get away.
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Coroner Makes
Numerous Deductions.

Aeain the two went over the mound
sitting every grain Of earth. They msde
another important find when they picked
up second .32-caiibeF bullet.
DIT. Savage next sought the wood
chopper and questioned him closely con-
corning the manner ia which the body
vas found and the things that had been
found with IL AS a consequence of this
inquiry Mrs. Schmidt regretfuly return
"a the watch. The chain. the pin. and
the pendent
Again the microscope was used. On
the inside case Of the watch. beneath q
coating of mold. the coroner found the
Inscription. a. T.. 1893 II had been
mace with 2 pin
rhis was = fair days work for a de-
tectiVe. but the coroner fsn'ta detective.
Hes only a country physician. with
much Tie same inquiring bent that
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Gebhardt Buys
Paper With Story In It.

The afternoon newspapers printed Inc
news story with huge headlines and the
'.nevsies'' yelled "Wuxtryi All about
the murder mystery at Isllp.'
one of the most vOciferous among the
army OF newsboys shouted his wares
through the streets of Astoria. His call
brought only moderate attention and
profit. There are so many murder mys-
teries. So many big news events in the
course Of a week that even Astoria is
accustomed 20 them
From one man, however, the can OF
the lad brought instant attention. Fred
erick Gebhardt, returning from his work
as cabinet maker in the Steinway piano
factory, stopped as though pulled up
short with d rope. lie hesitated. then,
gIancing ncrv0usly about to see if he
was observed. he bought newspaper.
His eyes raced over the meagcr de-
tails of the story. Then ne hurried to
barber shop and threw himself in a
chair.
shave" he said laconlcany Take
it all Off"
Gebhardt wore Q heavy brown mus
tscEe OF four years growth. When it
had been removed he went 10 his home
a one-storv cottage on the outskirts Of
the town.
'IIow much money is there in the
house, he demanded.
His wife held a baby closely TO her
breast.
Less than dollar, Fred" she an
swered. you know you took nearly
al the other night when you went
around 10 the saloon.