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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21

Lorenz W. Wartena of East Chicago
was in Hammond yesterday on a bust
ness visit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21

Attorneys Westphal and Frank Cav
it Of whiting were in Hammond today
on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21

Byron Cheney Of East Chicago spent
the day in Hammond transacting bust
ness
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
VISITS IN HAMMOND.

Mrs. wleklinski of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Modjeska on
the north side for few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
VIsI RELATIVES.

Mrs. c. KaIuf and Mrs Tannis spent
yesterday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Kodyker at their home in Highlands
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
ArrENn HAMMnNn PARTY.

DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Disbrow of Wood
lawn are expected in Hammond this
evening to attend a party at the home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
ATTENDS THE THEATER.

umet theater in South Chicago last
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
Here FoR THE d.

Miss Mary Watcher Of St John Wis
tied friends in Hammond for a short
time today on her way to Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
Is REPORTED ILL.

Mr.. Henry Huber is reported to be
very iii and threatened with typhoid
fever at his home in East State street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
LEAVES roR SOUTH DAKOTA.

Mr. p. j. Kooy and son Oren Ie1t Iast
Tuesday for points in South Dakota
where he will remain on few week
visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
urRE on BUSINESS,

Hon Johannes kopelke of Crown
Point was visitor in Hammond yes
terday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
al YISITOR HERE.


Miss Agnes Hill of Grasseli spent
today in Hammond visiting friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
HERE ron TINE DAY.

Mr.. and Mrs H Walters of Merrill
Vile spent yesterday visiting friends
in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
ATTENDS SERVICES,

Miss Ida Kodyker and Miss Dutton
will hear Gypsy Smith in Chicago
this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
HERE ON BUSINESS.
MRS. COOPER A HOSTESS.

Mr.. Mathews of Anderson, Ind, is
in Hammond on a business visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21
A BUSINESS Cd.
HERE ON BUSINESS.

Herman Schneider of Saxony was II
Hammond yesterday on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-21

A
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
VARSITY PLAYERS
TAKE WAR
PATH

with Coach DObie as bodyEuard
the it members Of the e. Of W
football squad left yesterday after
noon for Corvallis. ore. where the
eleven VIII meet the Oregon Farm
ers tomorrow afternoon.
The .. A, &. has wali0ped Whit
man this season already in their first
conference game. While the Mis-
siouaries claim that WahsinEtou IL
much the stronger team 81 the two.
the football followers are not taking
any stock In that. and are looking
forward 20 the hardest game Of the
season for the Purple and Gold
eleven II Washington wins. she
has the championship cup practical
~ einehed. and II the Farmers come
out ahead they viii have things their
own way for the rest Of the season
The Varsity eleven viii line up.
Madison. left end. Eahins. left
tackle. May. left guard: Tegtmeir.
center. Griffiths. right guard. H.
Grimm. right tackle W. Grimm.
right end. Coyie. quarter. Muckle-
stone. left half: Taylor, right half.
and Baker, fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
NORTHWESTERN TO
GET CLASS A
RATING
IN, rrl,.a r,r...l

WI hNtafA AHHNeef
MEMPHIS. Tenn Nov 1.-THE
annual meeting q the National As
ISOLATION ~ Minor Leagues ended
here yesterday. although The ex-
ecutiva board viii likely he 10 aes-
sion through to-day.
The question ~ concessions fos
the American association ard East
rru league In drafting players from
other class A clubs. Is likely - b.
gFsuted far next year. according g.
statement made BY President Sex
too yesterday afternoon.
The question ~ giving the North.
western league a class A rating
which has been agitafed during the
meeting by President Lucas ~ the
league and ~ - DuEdaic q the
Seattle club received favorable con
siaeratinn, and viii probably b.
acted on today. The cities ~ the
Northwestern circuit come up TO the
i.0ee. Gro combined population re-
quired for class a lraRueH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
Hendricks-Fitzgerald
Fight Next Week

kELsO, Wash. Nov i2.-When
bih Hendricks and Dan Fitzgerald
meet IN the ring on tho night of The
goth for their iQ-round contest, there
VIII be more feeling between the
men than was az first anticipated
Fitzgerald writes from HIS Spokane
training quarters that he viii not
permit Hendricks 10 Use heavy. hard
handaNrs on his hands. a. he claims
the Seattle man has been In tho habit
~ doing Hendricks trainer. Joe
Brown. declares be will insist on
using the customary bandnges worn
by boxers IN the ring. and there
promises TO be a lively argument
over the matter. which viii make the
contest all the more brisk
There n much interest In the
match among local sporting men.
Hendricks IL due 10 arrive here from
Seattle on the 18th. and Fitzgerald
viii probably be hero n week In adj
vance Of the battle 10 complete his
training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Of the Seattle Athletic riub VIII take
on two men. Charley Mairr ~ Gan.
ada and Barney B1c ~ Vancouver
in wrestling event under catch
as-catch-cnn rules johnson agrees
20 throw both men within % min
uteg
The d0inRs will commence az Sis
this evening and in AN probability
Ito ana Braun will come on about
? o'clock The main event Is for
two In three falls the men 20 wres-
tie In three intervals ~ go minutes
each. by special agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
Whitman Plays
Whitworth Today

WALt.A WALLA. Nuv. Ia
Whltworth and Whitman colleges
meet on the local chcckorboard this
afternoon. and interest o. running
high In collegiate football circles
Whltworth is an unknown propo-
sition, but IL is understood that the
Tacoma players are IN the best Of
shape for a hard game. and the
whitman supporters are hy no
means Overconfident
Tho whitman team win rely
mainly on the open game. and viii
use the forward pass. which gained
the team so much yardnge IN the
second half ~ the game with the
University of Washington. TO a large
extent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
PAPKE MAKES A
SORRY SHOWING

PITTSBuBG. Nov I2.-Bnly
Papko, the Illinois thunderbolt, made
"a sorry showing last night when.
after six rounds OF Indifferent fight
ing with Frank Klaus, the East
INtsburg middleweight, the best he
could secure was a draw. The fight.
which was pulled OFF az Duqusene
Gardens attracted "a big crowd OF
fight fans, eager 90 see Stanley
Ketchers hereditary opponent in ac-
ton. They were much disappointed
with Papkes showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
CALIFORNIA AND
STANFORD
PLAY
ny us,,ca rre--l


RERKFf.EY. Cal. Nov Al
though official word Is withhold by
the coaches az the University of
California. the nficcu that Viii play
Stanfard's Rugby team on stanford
field tomorrow has heen chosen.
The team that win 50 on the
field first Is as follows;
jay pwigglns. fullhack; Il. l.
Watts. Myron Harris. n :, Johns,
three quarters; <. T.. Allen, A, ".
Elliott. five-e ighths, Cedric Cert
(captain). halfback. r. craft v.
Jordan. J. A Northcroft. rear rank.
Vi. H. Ashley, y, Y. Hardy, second
rank. r. Carpenter, j. q Markwart
&. A. rhleger. front rank.
Substitutes, reart. NJ Morris.
J. T. Stroud. r. Hansen. IA A.
Schwartz. g W pNuley
The average weight Of the CALI
f0rnia team Il t56 rs pounds, aver
aga age "a rs years.
Light practice only was the work
cut out for thc varsity this after
noon All 81 tho men tn the lineup
are back on the field. Myron Harris
having recovered except for a slight
limp from his recent injuries. while
Raba Jordan is again In form.
Last evening the Blue and Gold
students held their annual smoker
rally In Harmon gymnasium Prom
inent graduates, coaches, players and
others were the speakers.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. cal.
Nov ia-With the betting at 10 O.
7 In favor OF stanford for the blk
annual game with the University ~
California Saturday the students
here are enthusiastically confident
today. Stanford believes that thc
team this year Is well qualified 20
keep up the record IT straight VIC
tories since the Rugby game was
substituted for The American game
IN 1905.
Only the itghtcst practice was Ia
dulged in Yesterday and today The
team went into the hills AZ Wood
side to spend the day before the
game
The men who were injured og
on the sick list have recovered. and
there seems bat little doubt that the
team viii line up on saturday as fol-
lows.
Brown. fuiihack. Cook Roth and
Holman, quarters, : Mitchell
and M Mitchell five-eightha. Casa
half. with the following forwards
Horton. Choda. Fitting Minturn.
Dole. Crawford. Pemberton and
Thor>.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
QuOth The Raven,
Oh, You Crane!

The Ravens and the Cranes went
Mt IL on the Seattle Athletic club al
leys last night IN the five men team
tournament now in progress the
former birds winning two out OF
three games. The scores ran on the
low side. all the men being cratic.
and producing strings that could
have been discounted BY left
handed woman with sore thumb
and no second finger on her de-
livery NIT. w. w. Scruby was high
man with 2l5. while Bert johnson
took high average with l73. John
son was the only man vino showed
consistency IN hts rolling.
TIa acnrna runr. - ILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

that dark and tricks that hoathen lu Jtau is
extremely peculiar espouep
game have backed right of the world Of when
comes to putting something brand calculated to get shade
horses getting football the bis
childish panks with the stuff these u u fellows
pull each other
reflections
preceded
Braun. which scheduled this could
together In the OF wrestling until yesterday after
respective met
deposited
Director
locked pocemen
OF he mate
Aud all because both that viii
amper with regulation OUTFIT li su wresers In
along the hem It essential that Jackets should offer the
same chance for hold and yoe trick Of m utau men according
padding 10
afford less chance weaken material viii
rim and tear ao As 10 free man who Is nush IN one Of the deadly
Of focusing the
coats and belts, according to the Japanese expert
Although srcuuouay the
match. finally him. for
evident the unntatcd that the wess should the
and weight OF and while much
brand identical every gives
his choice Of insisting they shall be the keeping Of
crooked work This perfectly reasonable request and y Braun
have stood on his aned rights much longer he would certainly have
given
LOOKING for chance TO wrgsle out OF the match
Eddie Robinson challenge toniehts
iu tsu tea party Eddie one who knows him can deny
betting up
defeated him their match
OF months the the
Robinson
OF wrestling
Robinson h a long way century
showing
craft and nerve TO pull him through the tight places
John D. Rockefeller Jim Jcffres
he think because Of Iefrs ability
class he has shown recently the settlng
From the L. Thomas he
known horseman stabbed shilling
days badly reported
struck Thomas vith penknfe whlc
dangerous
Shilling and Thomas have been
question Of The
while Shilling
terms of hts contract and insisted his
the winter months
o
circles three Seattle teams
being schedule important bearing
on the seasons championship
The University Washington Corvallis try
conclusions with Agricultural College spo
high schools play the Broadway
has also the
The Washington Oregon speculation
the football sharks although
Gold Tneoln
figures win Spokane
The day should be a Seattle cleanup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

nv NV FF'EET
BERKELEY. Cal Nov IL" hil-
IS Edwards o. che capital ~ hero
~ the University ~ California right
now
The reason iirs In hin sensational
performance over the tiEh hurdles
Isl thr resent A. A e. INSECT in San
Ffanrtaen. held during thn Fnrtoin
festival aian b. not only defeated
lh~ uuflda chnmpiaa. FORREST
Rmilhann hut established himself
- gfn third shareholder ia The
svnriH's record at i1e yards
Tho asfnat ng kmiifN1n ~ the
college hsF was chs une hig surprise
ef the usaet No other nntfa var
given a chance with the champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

from Oregon. particularly ~ the
iafters faVnFite distance.
Yet there was no fiuke 90 the col
i~Ew boys victory Both DO and
HmlfhaGn got of g. n beautiful
start and Edwards broke the taps
only a few Inches ahead ~ the
champion Hla time. ih i-t seconds
the Wurid'n record. has been Of
fieialiy approved BY the Pacific
coast branch Of tho A. a. a.. and
Edwards name mus stands on the
official record beside those ~
Smithapn and kfaeuaiain
Edwards iH ~ yaArs old. fls D.
a junior az The university.
fsmithHon made hia mark az Se-
attic AZ the a. A. e. meet last
Augusta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

ach aud films hack my head FitHe
left hand eomcs ai my stomach. and
ail my carefully ihouEhtoul
arhrmea are shattered
IA the glove crashes to iiA goal
40 the breath leaves my body
nnvn sink With a FFean
Nov. II the altitude had NOT been
20 great. could have recovered 10
ton seconds. bat we were fighting
between g 1000 and 3 GEO feet above
the sea level. where. " yon ran 70
yards. yuu hnd 90 81 down 10 get
your breath ~ could have risen.
could have fallen down again. and
30 obtained another ten seconds
grace nmf I was like a man par
alyred could uNe my hands. but
noe nay feet
The Count
During thia awful struggle my
breath vas coming back But. alas
had been counted out Corbctt
vas no longer the worlds cham
pion. Bot IN bis stead relgned Bob
FitKsimmons
Rushing az Rita. we'll. al.
though b. had won. | knocked him
4own. ! am sorry Tor lt even TO
this day
He was hurried out 81 che rims.
and. after ! had cooled down. l
realized that had Lost the fight
honestly aud aqusfoiy Then |
thought az this mans wonderful
EameuehN ihlA man with tho heart
% lion. 20 whom I had given the
hardest punching I bad ever given
TO any man The more pondercd
the more ! admired
Nos. perhaps you viii think a.
a litile strange nay writing like
this. and. really. Il seems Just aa
strange 20 myself n F'itzsimmonH
was nos such a wonderful man.
should not feel so laxative: but
when sou lose 10 one Of the great
est fighters who ever lived we'll
q defeat has compensations
The blow which deprived the 81
the worlds championship was nm
ordinary body blow; but Fitz had
tremendous force behind e. and
some newspaper man asked "a
nous doctor TO describe Il. a. the
rumor went round at the time that
] had died from the punch
The doctor said | had been hit
IN the solar plcxus A lot OF PEG.
pie had never heard of this before
II myself had not
IT Is right NJ the pit Of the stom.
ach. nj the end OF the breast bone.
and Il became famous from that day
forth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
WHEN CORBETT
LOST TO
FITz
Jams J. Tells the Old Story
of His Great Fight at
Carson City in 1897.

James ]. cofbott Is telling that
famous old classic OF hla again, on.
titled How Lost 10 Fitx In
Answers. Lopdon periodical he
relates the story ~ that great bat
tie once more II followH.
ION the day OF my fight with
s.,Kaimmona Ne drove To- the SCENE
OF the battle Il was IN q sort Of d
valley surrounded by snow a. med
mountains. and a truly ideal ttot
when ! arrived AZ Carson City
learned that kitxalmmona' wife was
going 10 be Ia his corner What
woman she was. She Ii dead and
gone now. aud although she has
said many unklnd things aud flung
numberiesa taunts al me 10 which
could uog reply. ! have no best
lation IN saying she Was the best
friend bob FtttaimmOns ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

'But I think The next time I viii
simply fling my head back without
moving my whole body 20 that I
shall be right on the ton % him
when he turns round.
We'll. this great swing ionss at
last ! simply throw out ms SION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

The winner Of the st. Louis indf-
viduai bowling championship win
challenge the winner OF Chicago
tourney.
The Eel has been racing two veora
and has never been laid up a heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
J|U JITSU EXPERTS TO
MEET ON MAT TONIGHT

Prof Ito. the japanese jiu- iitsu
expert. and George Braun nf san
Francisco. who knows "a iot about the
japanese game in spite ~ his name
meet tonight al the Seattle theatre
in what promises 20 De the best mat
event ever brought off In Seattle
Tire men are evenly matched, and
as both are out 10 make a clean UP.
the real thing in the way ~ Il
rough and tumble can be expected.
There ig no love lost between
Braun and his cat-llke opponent,
and besides the winners end ~ the
purse which viii come very close
10 four figures. the men have their
regulations and their respective
standings in japanese and Amer
lean sporting circles 10 fight for
Both have number Of boasts 10
make good and everything points
10 ncrnppy aggressive match The
articles Of agreement bar striking
with the closed or open hand, or
with the knee or elbow. biting and
g0uging eyes Outside Of these
fouls. the wrestlers can do about
40 they please with each other, from
pulling hair 20 breaking bones. Jiu-
litsu n the toughest game known 10
sport, ana when two well matched
huskies. urged on by rnce. feeling
and bad blood. get together under
the Japanese rules, the FUR can be-
expected t0 IFS.
Agree on Costume.
Ito and Braun came together on
the matter of costume after several
days of wrnngiing, and aH the re-
salt of yesterdays NEGOTIATIONS. the
men will wear jiu- titsu jackets sup
piled by Ito. which hive been in the
hands OF Referee Tom Mcdonald
since yesterday. 10 prevent their be-
~ tempered with by either Of the
IN. The question Of neither gar
uAts which caused trouble I'm the
tO-K0blusOn match. has beon left
undecided, Ito Waiving the point
when he secured his own way about
TIE coats
Good Preliminaries.
For a curtain raiser 10 the big
event 81 the evening. Julius Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

There she was In fob'a corner
did not approve Of her being there
for ! hold that the prize flng Is no
~ place for a woman bat who
could help admirlng her love and
devotion % her Ereat frpchie faced
husband Yea. when she died.
Fitxgimmona loHt his best ehutna
In his corner my opponent had
his brother luiaN. Martin Julian. a
couple Of other men, aud his Nlfc
There all was harmony Ia ms
corner there was dlsrord among
the Jealous trainers and isad more
trouble with thom than | sheuEht
would base defending "a hid of
Champion ,!5,.', ,..l'.... q the world 'Ha'
The Rreat fighi started and
ntade up nag mind ! was eplsss %
carry Ftsaimmona aionak F4ateF
than b. had ever breu carried be-
fore rita aaa 20 settle himself De
fore delivering a hioW whffU f-wav
Ike a phantom. fitting hers and
there and thinking my sh1 fand
qnickuoaa would va miK H. Pits
simmoua that an The calculations
would be- knocked out ~ hifn.l
$50 I weui rlEht in af tbs begin
ming and started the aggressive tAc
tics Just as soon M he wsuid gef
settled Wuul8 not fiKhL hlm
would got away and then dash
hack hitting him every time
struck az hjm
Speed. speed speed Il IL tell
inE its tale sec the fast over
again Re I write land again AHa
again on his body. bis face 81
punched almost beyond recognition
Speed. speed speed Surely li
Is leading Fifs on o. bis doom
The sixth round hli him a ter
ribls LETT hand hook 20 TIE }aN
powu be- Foea Surely ! thiuh thn
flzhi % mine asn atili the worlds
champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Can he got npf A woman
daHhGH 90 The side Of the ring
Bob. bob she shriokN Get up
Ahn wallis again And lr fnma MSS
.oriouH manner her application
seems 10 penetrate through ths niisi
which has enveiopcd his brain. and
FifEHlmmuns rises 90 his feet
I am wary know that Pits b.
never more dangerous than when
he seems licked. fog ! have anen
him win four or five FIGHTS after
he has apparently been heHten
We are At u again determine
90 keep away from him until ! see
q clear opening There it - 20
punching away ~ him for every
ounce I am worth WIN he never
give in7 what Fnmcuoaa. whnt
ability to take punishment have
never seen the like ~ h before Hr
takes nh can give him aud then
comes back for more
Round after round passes until
tn the fourteenth ! begin 10 get a
little more confident ! ana fcint.
Ing 20 got him 20 lot a right hand
swing go lie has done this fifty
tunes IN the fight with such force
that u turned him completely
around go far. ! have jumped
awny TO avoid the punch and I
have not been able 10 yet back 10
time 10 DO any hnrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Good Preliminaries.

For a curtain raiser 10 the big
went Of the evening, Julius Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
FINDS COMPROMISING
LETTER IN WIFE'S HOSIERY
"BiII the Dogman" Will Sue
for Divorce

BERKELEY, July 17.-Discovery of
letter in the stocking of his wife, said
to be from her affinity, William Hen
derson, bill the Dogman" of this city,
known to every college graduate of the
university for the last 10 years, will
sue his wife for divorce.
Henderson declared today that Will
liam Graf. to whom he sold the Dog
House" in Center street and befriended
in every way, is the affinity of Mrs.
Henderson and that letters in his pos
session will be used as evidence in the
divorce court when he will make Sc
rious charges against his spouse
Henderson, in addition to conducting
a restaurant in Sacramento after he
sold out to Graft on easy payments.
turned detective and as a result found
a letter from Graft to his wife of a
very compromising character, he says.
Mrs. Henderson is running the res
taurant in Sacramento, according to
her husband, who returned today to
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
MORE GREEKS MEET
DEATH BY QUAKES
Inhabitants of Els Province
Killed by Tumbling Walls
of Their Homes

ATHENS, July 17.-There We're fur
ther earthquakes in the province of Ellis
today. Two persons were killed and so
others injured at the village of Upou-
sisti, where molten lava is flowing from
fissure in the ground. Practically all
the houses in this village. have col
lapsed. At Damiza four persons have
been killed and "a injured
The population of stricken villages
are living in the open without shelter.
Several of those injured at the viii
lage of Upousisti have since died.
The village of Damiza is in ruins and
a number of other villages. including
Liopezi and Maringki, also suffered ter
ribly, but the death roll is not known.
Relief trains are now on the way to the
stricken region.
In Thursdays disaster at Hayare 26
persons are known to have been killed.
Twenty-three bodies have been. recoy-
cred from the ruins there, where more
than $50 houses were demolished.
Eighty persons were injured in this VIII
lage and three persons at Ponsioti. and
10 were injured at Analaiva. The
quakes did more or less damage at
other points, but did not result in cas-
ualties.