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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-01-22
The District Court has rendered

The D1Str1Ct Court has rendered
a decision in the case of Jos. Skala
against the Austrian Societies.
The case arose out of a claim made
by Skala ct. al. against the Society
for money loaned at the time the
picnic ground was established and
the pavilion built.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-01-22
Notice of Sewer Assessment.

hereby given special has been levied by
the City Council of the City of Ety. Minnesota against the lots and
land hereinafter described and for the amounts respectively
expense constructing abuttng said
pey person owning liable for the of such
within weeks from the date of
of the City of Ely, Minnesota, viz:
Henry of lot block Semers Add to Ely Minis "
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-01-22
Unknown

and of City of Ely Minnesota this 18th
day of January, A. D., 1902
/. ]. White
(seaD City Clerk City of Ely Minnesota,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

Special Round Trip Homeseekers Rates TO
New Mexico and Tens
On the first and third Tuesday of
each month during the year Colorado &
Southern Railway will sell round trip
Homeseekers' tickets to great many
points in New Mexico and Texas at
one fare plus 81 for the round trip.
Final limit twenty-five days, allowing
liberal stop-over privileges. For de-
tailed information, rates, etc. call on
the Colorado & Southern Agt., OF
address, T. E Fisher. G. P. A. Denver,
Colo
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03
Skfiner's Circus

This will be the most notable and
unique circus ever shown in Denver.
The Colorado and Southern will make
very low rates for the round trip from
all station. Tickets on sale March %.
good to return until March 81; and on
April l, good to return April 3. For
other information call on the agent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

Curnow & Wood take prompt care Of
all orders for light and heavy hauling.
Coal and wood, Storage. Goods packed
for shipment.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03
For Sale

All kinds of wood and mining timbers,
ties, wedges. Square sets and all kinds
Of framing done to order. Prompt de-
livery; no delay. c. l.. LAMB
l634-3s and 1885 Miner street.
Ihone Black 653.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

X. II. Pearce & Co., picture framing
OF all kinds. Upholstering and re-
pairing furniture, furniture packed for
Shipment Phone Idaho 14s A. 1913
Miner St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

Phone Idaho 1873 or call on W. ".
Lester when you want baggage
! hauled.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03
We will Furnish

Your house on easy payments. The
largest and best stock of furniture in
Clear Creek county to select from.
c. L. LAMB,
l634-3s and 1885 Miner street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

WILLIAM WooDwAKD candidate for mayor is of best
upright In all his business rela
capacity for doing things that has made him
popular among strictly business affairs
he will affairs. He will make
credtable official.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

After giving the Citizens ticket the compliment of being
O. good Gazette mpeaches
Ing them of accepting the nomination through political
They good got heir in
straight forward The the ticket among
best citizens and will their efficiency
the of their dues independence
and controlled only by their desire the
business administration To make other assertion
warranted and uncalled-or reflection
their good standing They the ticket because
worthy and through political rckery The
and the attended by good
egates chosen meeting which all
wanted to be identified with opportunity
to be through ample notice Tne repre-
sentatves wards
for the city ticket large The nominations
made in the open and fair The good
good citizens and good business
the ticket fair and square ticket
put by the city. The
of excellent
further that they will
and eff ective administration
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

THE city administration that will pass history
OF deeds performed
like Trey have carried conse
vatve principles which characteristic
and successful methods They fulfilled
that must be sesasfacoy and should ap
prval of all interested good
They have the Citizens party them in
and the that taxpayers
titled to their and efficient consideration
Aldermen and all intermediate officials they high
mead of praise spoken by distinguished
he knew of judge the future light
Accepting this saying prominent
but that the ticket
party will follow the pathway predecessor
with the derived
citizens They who have been and contributing
cs material They have been weighed
scale and have been found wanting They
watch with community While
will be the wachword they will draw line
and Under the watchul of the
clerk and backed by the legislation of the members
council the holders need that
will be amply safeeuarded When elected
of April these official will perform their respective faithfully
and mpary Four of the nominees Messrs Hansen
Miller Chsanson and Booth been
with the and material condition of the
city affairs This experience will add strength incoming
administration and greater efficiency will be the
No mistake will will this
trety. VOTE THE CITIZENS TICKET.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

Mrs Maggie Mcleod for city will be mark Of
herun for position She entirely
cations which the responsibility calls
He recognition of her merit ability and pop
ularty
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

cry long order to defeat Charles Brand
is There
i'll bushes affairs why
proper public commercial manufacturing and
employees for of
I'D good
paty long by efficient experience
with i'm special
the work and the people will not forget it at the polls
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

by their fruits ye present boare
the to
month"; they will
excld and that
equaed With conmendabe they will
books of the showing that all
have been taken and the board
enabled ledger does require
business ability determine the fact that the
strictly business, and of
board of nothing will be left
sired. member of board
splendid be made
part of the records
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-03

the Citizens ticket for
wlo apology They will do their duty fully
and properly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
JEFF ANNOUNCES THAT he
WILL Fight JOHNSON
AND STIRS UP SPORTS

vision that tho purse be cot on a ~
AMI o. per cont basis Fha that the
fiHht must take place On American
coli jeff Will inaist that tho date
f1r tho naKt battle must be fixed Het
EARLIER thau next November, which
viii AlNe ample time fof the blH TEL
low a. tfHia
Managers e. Meet
A faff and Johnson afs aewrd up
by rival theatrical MANAGERS 20 HpF
pear in Forty ,eacuhd street show
hnuaeH beginning week from nest
Monday Il IL said thst spectacular
meeting between representative ~
the pumtiiHtH IA the same Motel % the
Vicinity - the theatsra will be care
fully arranged - that there can ha
au avalanehe % fight talk before tho
terms uf tbs match are aMrend upon
jeff will not meet and talk Aith
Johnson under any circumstance
fhars Will be fight however. $40
matter how much hot air may aifins
nate from these worthy nlAaEnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
RACE ~ SANCTIONED m A. a. a.
AND Will BE RUN JtsF
as WAS PLANNED

In spite % the knocks Of carpiug
New Workers and san FranciseNns,
lea ious 81 any nutnrfefV tisnt seat"
tie fnsy gain for herself. the New
York 10 Seattle automobile contest
Il today an assured fact. and viii -
run exactly as Seattle Waatn n run
from start Go finish.
every cent ~ the necessary " ,eeQ
70 insure the success ~ the contest
has been subscribed and vas put
into the propsr hands yesterday
RemarkinK about Tho faNa. one ef
the New York papers said reernti1
that the Manufacturers Association
had refused 10 sanction a.
Ahaut thtA there - not great
deal 81 worry here. The Manufae.
turefs Association can DO a. II Jolly
we'll pfnAseH FOR al mat Seattle ef
anybnsiy alsn cares The real craps
Ia the automobiis world are the
manufacturer combined uudrr thH
A. A a.. and this body has given tts
fun sanction and unsquiyoeai snp-
port TO the A~Y.~P contest. which
wlil start from New York CITY i@ua
4. at the moment the gates % the
A.-Y-P are officially HNunA ouen
bY President Winian "a Taft ard
will finish here some twenty five
days later N there eorumus " BE-
roads and automobiles AZ that tiue.
which - nst mors than an eoon
distant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
FOOTBALL Committee
MAKES few CHANG GEES

The drcp waa from four 60 three
points each on either place ef
drop kick. Thus two field goals
now can only offset touchdown
and aoai. while formerly they
would have Hcored elsht points.
enough GO win,
The only other change 81 anY I'm
portancc nt uii was in giVinR 90 q
ponaliaed team two OF more of
" hose members had been guilty Of
an rtfvnHe on The Same dawn, an
opportunity O. HaN which % the
effeuaus should be penallsed Thus
10 one IMAM on, say. the MueH com
mitn a foul hy hacktnR or HtrihiuN
with the closed fist and IL caught
another player % his own side, whn
sees hlni. may throw HiW orfaite
or commit aame other petty ofteuse
for which his team may be lightly
pona iiHed. ana the uffNnHe OF the
move serious nature SO uuphuished
NJ seems on Tho face 20 "a that Tits
ta rather foolish rule and VIII ca
courage trickary rather than further
the intsreata 81 clean game,
Taken as whole. however. the
rules have proven very Hatiattctnff
t0 tho spectators There " no
question that the game az played
today - harder upan the PLAYERS
than the old game ever was. but the
oraWd doesat think %. and l.
the crowd that must be- pleased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
SPORTING NEWS
Changes in Baseball
Rules in a Nutshell

A substituted pitcher must
pitch until the man az bat. when
tie pitcher taNaa HE position,
hNa either hueu put out or
reaches fret base.
In case o. Interference with a
fielder Or hatsman, the ball 81
NOT in play until the pitcher.
standing Ia hts position. hnida
g. ana the umpire calls play
A hatted bali that touches the
person OF che umpire or player
while ln or over fair ground"
iH fair HIT aud halteA bail
that touches the person nf the
umpire oF % a player while
on ~ over foul around" 10 a
foul hiL
Hereafter IN case or a players
ciectment from the game bY the
umpire such player IL out % tho
game ana grounds tie must
elthar so 60 the club house or
leave the grounds entirely. under
penalty ~ forfeiture 90 the game
hy the umpire.
Hereafter any Ground rule
mWat DO aaeeptahla Go thn rana
tain % the Visiting team. and "
Objectionable 60 said visiting
captain the umpire has ihs power
90 adopt Or reject said ground
rule cf rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
HAS BEsT sPARRIno PARTNER
AND TRAINER ~ TAG
WORLD AT PRESENT.

BOSTON. April f..--Jnmas J. Isf
fries. who - playing AZ the 0rpheum
this week. has made up his mind "a
meet Jack Iohnsnn.
OF that there can 90 longer be- any
question. II has tust leaked gus
that 30 has made private arrange
monta with two % The greatest
trainers in tbs world and whom q
comes time 60 60 into training theea
men will be found IN the camp.
Tommy Ryan vii 10 hts special
baxing partnof and one u the ad-
vinera II was Ryan who trained
him tor hia eight with tftEsimmuns
and who save him the pointers
which helped HIN 70 down tha Rally
one and Wrest the championship
rrem him. II wAs tha euaehlne iH
che camp and good cooking ~ NFA.
Delaney that hfeu3ht about his al
most perfect condltinn on that ec-
CASTOR. Then. Too. Jeff has = great
deal % confideace ia Tommy
This other man siii - James ,
Corbett. who wlii taik over and
formulate plans wlth the hiE gciia@.
Then Corbsff viii andaayWr % shoe
Jrff All the blows that Johnson used
IN hts nght with harms and hos %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
REDUCE sCoRlNa Ca FmIn
GOALS AND GtNE OPTION ON
orEENSE rteN AttNEn


For che firat time In several years
the football powers that BE- have
met and parted without tearinE che
very entratlH cut Of the rults as
thay have stood during the season
passed
This Year THE ouiy change that
was made WAS 90 lesson the uums
ber sc points scored BY a. Eoai from
che field This "a the sceuud TIME
this has hoea done. but the COME
mittee did we'll
kickins has taken too much %
place ig the game Tor thn past
two years. or indeed since the intfu+
duction Of the so-Caiied open Earae
often team that had an Nckcr-
sail a Dewitt or = C8pren could
defaAt team OF whom every man
was a powerful ana competent tuet-
hall PLAYER. simply Through the
ability % one man 20 beet tho hal
over tht goal. when hts team could
wat no noArer than the 8a-yhrd
fine. white the other team could
buck the iiue but not fast euous b
% rafl up points sufficient % win
WndeF che cid systngn " scoring
field goals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Pitcher Lundgtsn 10 rounding intD
fire form Ter tia Cubs lie has
unaHual speed this spring and Ga u
resent game 1tfuEh oct seven men
In three innings. using only two
curve balls.
Menu4 wagner "a again getting
a hit ~ ths baseball fever Zee has
aant Nort % the Pirates camp that
10 wili be on hand q pay On
several % the practice games be
fura the upnninK.
usofge Wiitse maintains that be
ga not Naaksn On ths salaff qHrss
tiDn with The Nihnta. bmt that thHF
ane@Hsn - hia Aama M. ChYGaEF
Mhfhnwsun also has been satisfied -
ami maybe nruah wished he had
given Miks DQuisn that ss.QNo.
Fssifirif IL now the cnfY ieft hand.
81 pitcher in ifns uith the Pirates.
william Rsistsf. Buffalo seesna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS
DISPOSES OF STABLES

SAN FRANCl3CD. April L.
Thomas ~ Williams. president o.
the new California Jockey club. has
issued 0rdexN % his trainer. Or. Fl
X Rownii. 10 self al his race horses.
except a fcw which are % be saved
as presents % sfiende
Following the enactment 81 an
anis-Fac~ track iaw BY this LAT iegi&-
afura. this asciai0n on the part %
CALIFORNIA; turf king has heen taken
A. a practical announcement ~ his
retirement from tha racing same.
This ia denied b Williams. who
explains that he has no intention
~ quitting tho turf bat that. Ga
account ~ Tho pressing demands u
his ether interests Mexican mines
and siaug htsrins privileges. be mist
divert his attention from Emsryvisle
Tor a time.
Williams has bought horses sN-
tsualvely. but his Investments have
ReyeF brought him amp % the heavy
purHss cffmred on hla own or other
tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
NEWS OF THE
; BOXERS (

AT Troy. y. X. on Tuesday night
Johnny Marie. o. New YcrA. ana ~
srnlth. ~ Jersey City. fought a 10
round draw.
Billy Pmpka 10 not satisfied with
the result 81 his bout with jim
Flynn. and Is ciamorins for another
fight
sam Iangford has been secured
by the Marathon Athletic CLUB.
Brooklyn. for next Monday night and
will have az mn opponent Morris
Harris. fsangford met Harris on
enc occasion for Is rounds and the
battle was a draw.
Mike (-'rwin'p Sullivan l. stiii IN
New York. where he expects n get
some good bouts IN a week Or ~.
Announcements are being made q
bring jack tTwin''l Sullivan and Al
Kublak together In Philadelphia in
about two weeks
The manager 81 the National club
Of Philadelphia announces that he
has matched Jimmy Walsh and
Young Pierce 10 box next Saturday
night. Sam f.angford and John Willie
wifi meet az the same club April 2
Promoter cnffroth u California
announces that he will not give
any guarantee for bout between
johnson and Jefffies. Ths best he
will do IL 70 lot them fight on a
percentage basis.
The poor work done By Leach
Cross recently 10 losing him his fol-
lowing On Tuesday night two
thirds OF the spectators AZ the Nc
Tartand- Cross match we're roofing
all the time for Packsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
NOTED FRENCH RUNNER
ENTERS MARATHON

NEW YORK. April 1.-Heuri 81
Yves. the much talked az French
Marathon runner. arrived here yas.
terday on the Teut0nic He has been
brought over w Al Copeland 10
start ~ The $4,000 Marathon Derby
70 be held At the Polo Grounds satur-
day afternoon. April B. when he
VIII inset D0rand0. LonKboat. Havas
BhruDb, Maioney and other crack
long distance men Unfit about a
year 80 - Yves was employed a. 4
waiter IN London Restaurant bnt
after getting the Marathon craze
re Is sdid 70 have covered tho Clym-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
MANY ENTRIES IN BIG
EASTERN BOXING MEET

PHILADELPHIA, April t--sixty-
three entries have baer received for
the anna teur boxing champion nipa
of tho Middle Atlantic division Of
tho Amateur Athletic Union which
viii be held az tbs gymnasium Of
the Athletic Club Of Philadelphia on
Saturday evening A. usual. the
bantam weight and special weight
events attracted the greatest mum
Der of entries, the former having is
entries and the latter l5 The heavy
weight class viii not be contested.
as there we're no entries The first
and second men IN each class will
receive handsome die medals The
winners viii BE- chosen 20 represent
Philadelphia IN the intefcity match
with New York which will lake
place ~ the Athietic Club ~ phila-
dslDhia on April g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
AMONG THE
COLLEGES

The Amherst College baseball team
viii open fts season this week PVT
day. Nhsa tt viii play Trlnity Coi-
leaa AZ Durham. y. O. The two
teams win meet AKasn on Saturday
TUFTS College will cali out the
football candidates nest week faF
spring practice. Ihs work will be
primarily FOR tha development o. a
kicker, and cup contest will Be
held for puniips. drop kiekinE ana
placement ksekinH
Coach James Tea EyrN. % the
syracuse University navy. u ran.
flusd 20 hts home with a severe Geld
tie was not az the Lake yesterday.
ana probably viii not be hafora tho
end ~ Tire week. Tn hsa absence
heung Jtn" has charge OF the
creMa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
BIG GYMNASTIC MEET
SET FOR NEXT SATURDAY

tiona with dumb balls. bars aad
Indian clubs
HARRY Narth. an entrant Ia the
bar acts. wen a gold medal IN the
stadium az the Lewis and Clarke
exposition In 81 Louis. while hoffef
and Hardt are Hymnaata 81 note
all over the country
THE admission prices range from
Is cents 10 fI.8h. and it look .
90 though anyone wanting seats
viii have Is act u rustic On seattle
is nAaicaiiv an athleticaliy Inclined
town. and the advance sale ~ NeAtA
has been enormous The date s.
Moora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

ia ssman. has been sold 20 tho
Wilheaharrn CLUB ~ the Now fofk
state league
IL Tho frat game bet waHu Wash (.
inafun and Detroit Nualaub ana
Freeman got four ~ Tie eight hliH
that the Senators made OF fiif beers
WNiett aad ~ 1unra, 81 Detroit
larry faloie COOS pretty strong
re says that last year thf iNlfht"
Wtffr HuH wore one mHn team
and thai % tho AS games tlr team
won no lnaa than 80 went a. Wniah .
credit
ftprs Donohus. of the chicago
Americana. BE- attn training himself
iu chicago with the inlYofehF ~
chicago candidates ana mas lh&
"a llllin money nn the side.
Ciynsf. daniag ana Miiau ere. Hei-
tied upon az washington onttleiN.
tinHtlllnn saws all three are h9 per
cent better than in 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
ATHLETES or NoRT THAN
Local NorE WILL wonh
WITH APPARATUS

The tenth annual athletic exit
bitten % the Seattle Y. NJ. G A. iA
scheduled % come of az the Moore
next saturday evening. ana ths
program arranged looks classy from
here. MoTe than i&0 athletes every
one cf whom has had lnuK aud
systematic training. will enter tH
individual 20 lerA8 class eNhtbis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
JEFF WON'T TALK no COLONEL
MAN nur MANAGERS Will
nom Pan FEsT

NEW YORK. April The fact
that James o. IHflflaa has dagl4aa
to fiHht Jack Johnson 80 announced
akfiualNolf TIA tHlaY'a Post hAa
stirred up ruuswad Interest in tho
relations between the hoilrrmH,A "a
and che npHro JEFF WAS hamhaFfeA
the story. but the hiE fellow refused
90 confirm II Tor puhltra ton. though
ne WAS Inclined a. admit eentlamns
taliy that the Pnats Information had
hesn secured from a Trustworthy
source.
just go make II deuhly intefeztfn a,
however. the Post correspondent Il
authorized 20 repeat tomorrow mbfn
ing that jeff will declare himself
in che near future that he viii make
a match with Johnson, with the pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
OCEAN TO OCEAN PURSE
RAISED AND IS POSTED

pic course fFeuf Windsor Castle %
the Shepherds uuah stadium In
sat ~ On February 10 he IL asid
90 have run twenty miiea In t5e ~
Tho Frouchmau u about 20 years cid
and looks every inch an athlete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
The Buffalo Club

Dance tonight Thursday NJ
Leachi Park pavilion All tho lat
est dance music By a fine orchestra
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01


tn seattle In what buys shoes for
your Family nnd my family
Pockets ~ fhnHe Aprons are
Double Hausd and ftsatsd. Two
straps soaps and rings on each
leg - ell seven pocket Aprons. All
have hammer straps
sale ENDS April I'm.
gfeb i0-nunea brown Duck. =
Pocket. Long teE Apron ~. see
ti.08 iQ-0uuce White Duck. Same
ss..... sss o. 80 ts 80 we
Peck Il. long special Apf0n zoe
csc . .9aHra iIFewn Duck =
Foehet Long special Apron sse
Zoe iQ.Uluca White Duck. 2
Pocket Tong special Apron etc
gae s-Duncn waite Duck, T.
Pocket, Ions special apron ase
zee ae-ineh Afoekst Brown
Duck Apron sttt-sss ssssss. noe
sse nfawn Duck short Apron fpc
z1e White Duck Snort Apron life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
JEFF GETS CORBETT AND
RYAN TO TRAIN HIM

avald them With Ryan and Corbstt
both advising him he will have n
pair % the shrawdent heads that the
priEa ring ever baarted of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
75C 10 Or. Brown
Duck Z Pocket Long
Carpenters Apron
19C

A saving ~ ice
on tho best selling
Apron 81 fhs ifne
BE- an attraction q
uuuaual interest
10 YOU Nnu also
help you brother
workman right
here tu Seattle
as theas Aprons
are made 81 your
oWn home W she
seattle fHnt a.
Awning ca
~ you expect 70
prosper Ia Seattle
Fau have 90 DO
Faur part 90 keep
tie dollars ofh
Ing here Buell.
ness activity in
Hew York 10 q
good thing but
saHWaaa wHNHNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
Everett and EdmOnds


Three roana trips daily Lsavs 30.
mis a ~ m ana , N.
~ spd p ~. LsaVs Everett al ais a
M kiH p "a and 7llt D M. Bund4y
leeYe 4yefstt ~ fsfE d m. ans b ~
ish 81 %. Round trib 40
hteAmaf ritk u kysrslts csiman paak
Phones-~hunaet, Main sog2s Ind. 73e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-24

combined them with two pieces of
wood that were in the bottom of
their little boat and made fire on
the rocks. Mr.. Stark was the first
one to see them, he using a pair OF
marine glasses. He sent telephone
message to Howard Sprague, Of Main
street, Tottenville, that his son
Charles and three others were
stranded in the lower bay on the
Monument. Soon the news spread
and many persons went to the shore.
Mr.. Sprague secured Lester Brown,
with his launch Bee, and set out
from the foot of Main street about
11:45 o'clock and brought the ma
rooned party home.
The wives and mothers of the four
spent two anxious hours waiting for
their return, after the word had been
received that they could not get
ashore In their small boat, which
was towed in by the launch.
All four vowed last night that they
would never seek ducks again with
bateau.