davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Workouts at EmeryviIIe

Andy Ginter-Three-eig In 40 80
High Gun-Ihree-Quarters in 1:17-
Cigar Iighter-Seyen-eigh in 81.
Binocula-Half in go Is.
Lucky Mate-Half in 81 2-5.
Bucolie-Hslf In 81 2-5.
Frank Hugent-Quarter in %.
Ida Hewitt-Three-Quart In 1:17.
sik-HaIf in "a.
Jacobite-Three-ouart in 1.20 2-5.
Rezon-Half in 80 80.
Miss Bootless-Fiv i've -eighths in ] :06 2-5.
Kenmure-aIile in l:4S.
Nechant-Three-qpa in 1:23 3-5.
Rizhteasy-Tbree-e eigbths in 1:Is 1-5
ChitterIings--Three-q quarters in lis 2-5.
Silver sue-Three-quarters in 1:19 2-5.
Nv Boquet-Three-e -eighths In 81 2-5
Phil Igoe-Hah in 80 2-5.
Melar-Aile in l:47.
Silver Stocking Three -eighths In rs 2-5
Hampton Beauty-Half in 81 Is.
Fanatic-Three-q quarters in 1:19.
Yank-Half in :53.
Little Siss-Half in 30.
Billy Bowlegs-Half In "a.
Rather Royal-Five-eighth in :o4.
eers-Three-quarters in 1918 3-5.
County Seat-Three-quarters In 1;1T As.
Rose Queen-Half IN 81 3-5.
alta-Three-quarters in 1-l1.
Bit Of Fortune-Hslf in :51 As.
CeIlo-Three-efgh ghths in .39 1-5.
Celeres-I1alf in 81 2-5.
Discornnets-Aiile in !: :46 2-5.
The Earl-rhree-qusr in I:19.
Firestone-AIile in 1:45 2-5.
Old Mexico-Three-eigh In .SS.
Yakima Bell-Aiile in 1:46.
Ny Pal-Mile in 1:46.
SevenfulI-Three- eighfhs in :3s 2-5.
Prince Brutus-Half in 30.
Rustem-Half In 30 %
Baseball in so 2-5-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17


FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs, sell
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
T-l-Sainwa (Powersl ..--. -lO9
Time-:O7, ISIS, 20 -, :42 %. :54 %;
Nose and Friganza finished named Value to
winner $325. Winner b. G., by Saint Ottawa.
Trained by NJ C. Hubbell
SECOND RACE-Threee and half furlongs
odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
101-Brevite (Alusgrave) .1Os 61 81
Time-:06 Is, ii 3-5. :2s 8-5, Al. At post
3 minutes. OF at 2;14 The Wolf. ostend,
Green Dragon. Ketchel, Arthur Rouse, Doc
SoIogy. German Silver. Placide, Cassie Argregor,
finished as named. Value TO winner 1925. Win
ner b. f.. by Sir Dixon-Falaska. Trained by
s. ]. Doggett.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. selling, 3 year
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
41-Achieve (WiIsonl Icy Q 4
1O-1-Belle OF Brass (Ricel ..Io7 Al 8h
Time-:l2 SO, "a, 80 4-5; AS, 1:o1 80,
Uncle walter Shapdale, Sandpper, Ybor, Minnie
Bright, finished named. Value to winner S325
Winner ch f., by Watercress-Stellaris. Trained
by w. Deakin.
FOURTH RACE-Mile, purse. year olds and
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin,
LIP. Ahmed (Musgrave) los 2 2
15-1-0ld Timer (Kennedy). .i04 2 2 h
2I5-1-Gowan CdcCaheyl l..... SO l 3 8 3
|. Time-:12, :23 40, :35 1-5. AT S-5. 80 4-J,
1:12 3-5, 1:25, 1:3s; At post minutes. OF at
3:14. John Carroll Edwin T. Fryer. Norbitt.
finished as named. Yalue TO winner S400. Win
ner ch. h.. by King Hanover-Percita. Trained
by G. c. Baker.
FIFTH RACE-Afile and a furlong selling:
3-5-NIolesey (McGee) ......1 .107 8 II II
21a-1-John Louis (Musgravel106 2 3 2 10
6-1-Snowball q. Brooks JOG L Il 81
Time-:13. :25, :37 LIS. 40 10 1:02 2-5.
1:15 2-5, 1:27 4-5, 1:40, 1852 3-5. At post 3
minutes. or at 3:37. Bonton, Merlingo. Rip
Rap. Bud Embry. finished named. Value to
winner 1925, Winner ch. e., by Kingston-Sylva
Belle Trained by X. Spence.
SIXTH RACE-Slx furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
1o-1--F. Knight the B. .(But'lD114 Il IA
9-1-Fundamental (Musgrave)106 L 21
3-1-F. Stafford tKennedy) 90 8 h 3h
Time-:12 10 :23 3-5. :35, AT 3-5. so Is,
1:12 2-5 At post minutes. or at 400 Han
Friar OF Elgin, finished as named. Value to
winner 1925. Winner b. f., by Free knight
Myrtle Van. Trained by A. d. Walstrom.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey; VT. St. str. Fin.
6S-l-L Dieudonps @ psdre lBredn'1,s 4 II 2nk
Time-:i2, :23 10. "a As, :471-5, 100,
1:12 2-5, 1925 2-5. At post minutes. OF at
4:22. Star Thistle. Frieze, Woolwinder. Prone
theus, finished as named. Value to winner 1925
Winner b. c., by Bobbie Beach Princess Rose
Trained by G. w. Powell
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Arcadia Gossip
TSpecial Dispotch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, March 16.-Nine of the horses
belonging to the estate of the late lucky
Baldwin were transferred today to the barn of
Dominick o. O'Malley, who will campaign them
0'Mailey from large number of applicants as
the most desirable person to intrust with the
horses, and the next time Lisaro, Del Cruzador
and seven others face the starter they will carry
the New Orleans turfman's colors.
Word has been received of the reinstatement
by the Western jockey club of Jockey George
Mountain. Mountain was set down by the
judges at New Orleans last spring for alleged
collusion with J. J. Ryan, the get rich quick
fnancier. From New Orleans Mountain came to
Los Angeles and invested his savings, with his
brother in an automobile garage. 1t is reported
that his reinstatement was secured throug h. the
influence of Ed Corrigan- Mountain now get
license to ride in California or anywhere in
the west. What action the New York Jockey
The board Of directors OF the Los Angeles
racing association will hold a meeting March %
for the purpose of eelecting new president.
Frank Skinner. the form chart man, was a
nado beach
Joe Koenigsberg down from sEmeryvile
on brief visit He states that Rose Queen will
be shipped here for the Oaks
Henry Mcdaniel, the well known trainer for
the r. L. Thomas stable, was taken suddenly nj
this morning and had to be removed to his home.
1T is feared be has an attack Of appendicitis.
Charlie Comiskey. president Of the White sox
club. was at the track this afternoon.
Two of Frank Farrar's horses will arrive to-
morrow from Emeryville.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
ONLY ONE UPSET ON
FORWFUL CARD
AT ARCADIA
Four Short Priced FaVOrifes in
Front and One Long
Shot Scores
TSpccial Dispatch TO The CALI

LOS ANGELES. March 16.-Form
seems to have become permanently
righted at Santa Anita, and again today
four fayorites won in the seven races.
The feature was the fourth race, at a
mile, which was won by Prince Ahmed,
held at odds on, in common ronlp. Old
Timer set the pace in the early stages
and hung on gamely, although outrun
by the winner, getting the place from
Gowan by head.
Molesey, another odds on favorite,
won the long race without any trouble,
beating John Louis, the pace maker,
with ease. Molesey moved up fast on
the back stretch and soon passed John
Louis, winning in a gallop. SNOWFALL
came from away back and showed.
Rough riding tactics again were in
evidence in the seventh race, when
Powers, on Stringency, the favorite, de-
liberately pulled over against John A,
which bumped Wool Winder into the
rail and almost put the ST. James stable
horse over the fence when it seemed to
be winning John A came on and won
and Stringency got the show money.
Star Thistle was in the bunch at the
finish and was believed by the majority
to nave finished second, but the judges
did not give him a place in the money.
Free Knight the Bear was overlooked
in the sixth and upset calculations by
winning away off by himself. while
Creston and Rosslare. the choices, fin
iShed outside the money.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Neither Team Scores

SACRAMENTO. March l6.-Ihe chi
Cago White SoE closed the series with
game Of bail which went the full nine
frames without "A run on either side.
In two innings. the sixth and seventh.
Sacramento had q chance OF scoring
with men on second and third. but each
time JakeT Atz. by wonderful nelding,
shut of The tallies.
Az went back of second TO get a
hard liner knocked through Fiene in
The seventh by Byrnes and threw the
runner out al first without looking
sr the bag
Fred Brown was an enigma to the
SoN and Jet them down with three hits.
one q scratch Walsh twirled nice ball
but Efene who replaced him, was saved
through luck from q defeat The game
was called 20 allow the visitors TO
catch a train for Los Angeles. The
score
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Jem BOwker FIOOred Often
By Boston Boy

BOSTON, March 1e--Jem Bowker Of
England, who claims to be the ban
tam weight champion boxer of the
world. was outfought by AL belmont
of Boston in II rounds tonight. Del
mont showed his strength in the sixth
by knocking Bowker down.
BOwker was fioored again in the
tenth. and in the eleventh round he
was sent down three times in sue
cession.
Near the close Of the twelfth the
Boston man delivered a long right to
the head, which sent Bowker to the
floor for the last time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
DREAMLAND

South San Francisco parlor defeated Army
end Navy parlor % the Native Sons in a fast
game last Sunday afternoon at the Sixth avenue
and M street grounds by score OF l6 10 6.
Next Sunday afternoon the South San Francisco
parlor viii meet Dolores parlor on the same
grounds. p. ]. Heating is directing the affairs
of the southern fossers
The John Wieland brewery team has organized
for the season with fast team under the man
aEement of 4. II. Nichol. $40 Cole street The
team is made up follows. Devote. catcher
Jsw snd Msrston. pitchers; Eagsn. first base:
Sweeney. second base: Shine. third base Nichol-
son. shortstOp: MalOney. BRllegh and Coffee out
felders. This team is very anxious 10 get
games with country mines.
NAPA. March l6.-The Veterans Home base
hfI team won 8 close game from the St Bel.
ens nine Sunday afternoon at the YOuntville
grounds with q score Of 10 10 s. 2. BOheu
pitched for the Veterans home; Jackson for st.
Helena.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Nelson Wins Seventh Game
OF Billiard Tourney

Robert Nelson defeated Andrew
Daiss last night in another good game
in the billiard tournament which is
now going on at The Hague parlors
The game was well contested, Nelson
finally winning by a score. of 30 to "a
Both contestants played a safe game
and some good work was accomplished
with the cue.
The game lasted 81 innings. Nelson
made the high run of four points
Daiss' best run was three.
The final game in the first round will
be played tonight, when Howe meets
Jackson. After tonight's game eight
men viii be left to play in the second
each other
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Brass Band GreetS Bricks
Stolen Players

SANTA CRUZ, March 16.-When
Kidnaper Devereaux returned home
today with Manager Stevens, accom-
panied by oscar Jones and Joe Curtis,
who deserted from Danny Longs Coast
league team to become Sand Crabs.
there was a great outpouring of fans,
and the new arrivals were greeted by
a brass band and escorted up Pacific
avenue in a cab.
r NJ Lind says the local team will
undoubtedly land Eddie Householder,
and Barney Joy is expected from
Honolulu.
Streib, who was expected to become
a member, has accepted the terms of
Aberdeen, where he played the last
two seasons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Even Portland Outplays C0nn6sk@y's Men
TEN HITS, SIX RUNS
In BEAVERS
SCORE
San Luis ObiSPo Banks Close
While White SOX Are
Being Trimmed

san LUIS OBIsPO. March ls.-The
Chica go White SoX were completely
eutciassed by the Portland Beavers
this afternoon. and only managed to
get four measly hits. and Carlton was
The only man 10 cross the home plate.
ile Portland fairly slaughtered
lag and Olmstead. getting 10 hits
.l scoring six runs.
There was record breaking attend
ance. stores and banks closing for the
game.
The score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
MUMPs AT sTANFoRD

ANFORD UNIVERSITY, March Ie.
The prospects OF the Stanford fresh
men track team have received a Sc
we're setback due to an epidemic Of
mumps which has affected the men.
Two OF the best known freshmen are
now in the hospital and many more
have been exposed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Arcadia Selections

First race--Pnumonok, Prolific,
TaIarand.
second race-Frank G. Hogan,
Medallion, Sureget.
Third race-UncIe Jim, Otilo,
Billy Bodemer.
Fourth race-yox PopuIi, GIorio,
Maltbie.
Fifth race--Cloyne, County Clerk,
bliss Naomi.
sixth race - sibari. MiIpitas,
Third Rail.
Seventh race-CoI. Bob, Lady
Irma, Bat MastersOn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Carroll & TIltons opened their season on
fhe Golden Gate park diamond Sunday after
noon and defeated the Dreamland club IN a
fast snappy game. replete with sensational
plays big crowd. estimated At nearly 8 200
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
PORTLAND
RrNS AND HTS BY INNINGS
Ai3IARY

Oln.steaa. . FIRST base called halis--on
l-raney. D OF carson. !. II Lange. = Two
base hlts-Johnsou. Breen aud Ort
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
wEsTsIDE LEAGUE FORMED
Special Dispatch TO The Call

REDDING,1 March 16.-The Northern
California baseball league, consisting
of Redding, .Coram. Willows, Red
Bluff. Corning, Arbuckle and Colusa,
was formed Sunday at a meeting held
at Willows. Otis Brown of Coram was
elected president The league will be
known as the ''Westside league" as
the seven towns are on the western
bank Of the Sacramento river.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-S150 draft, in San Francisco. payable to
MRS. JOSIAS McGAyIN. Finder please re-
turn to WALTER ]. HESSE, 1921 Broadway,
Oakland and receive reward. Phone Oak
land 1869.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICE-For the twelfth fiscal year
the regular dividend of per cent on the cap
ital stock of the Banca Svizzera-Americana
carno. Switzerland. or at its agency at 1852
Fillmore St, San Francisco. Detach coupon
No. 12-190S for Frs. 30--and collect II through
your bank. and 1t will be paid at our office at
the rate Of So. 10 per coupon.
RRUNNER. MARTIN & TOGNAZZINI. Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
SUMMARY

HIte nado-On walsh /. oT Fiene 3. InnlnEs
p'tched-Bv Walsh ,. by Fiene &. Two base
blt-Parent Sacrifice hits-Crsysth. lansing
FIRST base on errors-Chicago , Left on bases
chicago :. Sacramento :. Struck Out-By Walsh
3 hv Fiene I. By Brown ,. Hit by pitcher
Zamlock. Double plav-Shinn (unassisted). Time
~ Came-I hour and . minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Hale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
ARCADIA RESULTS

Ninety-fourth day. Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs, sell
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
CHICAGO
SACRAMENTO

Runs AND HIS By INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17

800 MEN to occupy rooms. 15c zoe. 25c pee
night; free bath with each room work sup
piled Standard Hotel 6th aud Folsom sts-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Losr ANp FouNp-continuea

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco. In the
name of Hattie NJ. Haines, No 266-4 295-
1890. The finder viii please return TO bank
Unless same is returned within days new
book will be issued to the applicant
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
ESSEX TRADES COUNCIL
EXPELS 1900 TRANSFERS.
Men Who Returned to Work
Against Order Punished.

More than $500 teamsters we're ex-
PEELED from the Essex Trades Council
last night because they had failed to
live up to an agreement entered into
with the Buffers and Polishers' Union
"A, Steam Engineers Union No. So
and the foundrymen's organization to
not return to work at the Star Bed
Spring Company until that firm had
signed a joint agreement with all the
unions for better conditions in the fac
tory. &
The teansters affected are those who
compose locals Nos. ATS, 800, lis and As.
While 1t was half a dozen of the
members of local No. ATS that were
directly, concerned in the matter, yet
all had to suffer because of the alleged
duplicity on the part of John ]. Jen-
nings, a general organizer of the Team
sters' Union, who, it was said, entered
into an agreement with the Reinhard
Express Company, which concern had
contracted to do the trucking business
for the Star Bed Spring Company when
the latter firm found that it could not
do its own carting.
The Essex Trades Council had tried
on several occasions, it was stated last
night, to try to settle the difficulty
with the tcamsters, but Organizer Jen-
nings failed to put in appearance after
he had promised to do SO.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
SOCIALISTS AND "PROHIS"
NOMINATE CANDIDATES.
Tickets OF Two Minor Parties
Filed with County Clerk.

Petitions for nomination of the
Socialist n National Prohibition
parties were filed in the county clerk
office today. The Socialists have
Timothy O'Leary as their candidate for
surrogate. and the Prohibitionists
George G. Weeks. On the ticket for
Assembly the first named have John F.
Gittinger. Harry L. Greenbaum, Emil
F. Neber. August Grom, Jacob Zim-
mermer. Edward II. Ashton. Philip l..
Goetz, Frank l.. Coos, jr., John Laffey.
John W. Thompson and John 7.
Wherett.
The cold water advocates have this
Assembly ticket: John Pollitt, George
Armstrong. Edmund l.. Rolf. Christian
e. Conner, Richard p. Milliken. Fred
erick l.. Heller, John Bergman. Joseph
A. Weigand. Robert j., g. White,
Charles B. Gould and Theodore N.
Logan.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
CHILD TELLS MOTHER ON
PHONE OF BROKEN ARM.
Girl Shows Amazing Fortitude,
Though Badly Hurt.

Are you all right. dear?" asked Mrs.
Irene L. Boesch, of her little daughter
olga yesterday over the telephone. Mrs.
Boesch had left Olga, who IL 9 years
old. in charge of a maid while she went
shopping and she had telephoned to
make sure nothing had happened to the
little miss!
yes, mother, I'm all right, but I've
broken my arm" was the astounding
reply to Mrs. Boesch's question which.
came over the wire.
why, you couldn't have broken your
arm or you wouldn't be able to talk to
me-" Mrs. Boesch. protested, but the
little girl insisted that the arm was at
that moment hanging limp at her side.
that she had fallen while roller skat-
ing and tainted, and had then refused
to allow anyone to touch her until her
mother came home.
Mrs. Bosch hurried to the house and
found that everything had happened as
Olga had said. She hurriedly sum
moned a physician and the broken arm
was set with never a whimper from
Olga, although she hadn't taken any
thing for it. -.
Mrs. Boesch has decided that for a
long time Olga's roller skates are to
be given a vacation.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
w A SHRINERS
ENTERTAIN VISITORS.
Banquet Follows Automobile
Tour of CITY.

Salaam Temple Of the Mystic Shrine.
of this city. yesterday entertained the
Kalurah Temple, of Binghamton. N. Z.
After touring the city in automobiles.
a large banquet was held at Kruger
Auditorium. Delegates of Shriners from
Chicago, Trenton, Philadelphia q
other large cities were present.
At s o'clock ceremonies commenced,
and twenty-six candidates were initi-
ated into the order. Alfred N. Dalrym-
pie, potentate of Salaam Temple, pre-
sented Henry l.. J~enkinson. of Salaain
Temple. with a gold Jewel Of the order,
studded with diamonds.
The officers of the temples present
were: James T. Rogers. INDUSTRIOUS
potentate; H. Carl Hardie. chief rab-
ban; Frank e. Harris, high priest. and
Archibald K. Roberts. Oriental guide.
of Kalurah Temple, and Alfred N. Dali
rymple, illustrious potentate; L. v.
Aronson, chief rabban; William c. Asst
ley. assistant rabban; Andrew c. Sny-
der. high priest; George c. Ward, re-
corder. John C. Groel, treasurer; Henry
L. Jenkinson, chief Of patrol; P. II.
Charlock, and Charles H. Richardson,
past p~otentates Of Salaam Temple.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
500 WOULD-BE cops"
QUALIFY FOR EXAMS

was confident that he could pass the
medical n physical tests. Another
was from a youth of Is who said he
was tall as a sycamore and possessed
the strength of a Hercules"
Most of the applications were turned
down because of the age requirements
said Colonel Mulikin. All applicants
must furnish proof that they are be-
tween the ages of 81 and 80"
The physical and medical tests VIII
be held at the gymnasium of the <.
M. c. A. Monday morning. The tests
will begin at . o'clock in the morn
Ing and because Of the number of ap-
plicants two days will be required.
The mental tests for those not elimi-
mated by the medical and physical tests
will be held In the New Auditorium
next Wednesday.
Mayor Haussling, the Boards of Po-
lice Commissioners and Fire Commits
and other city and county off,
cials have been invited and expressed
a Willingness to view the tests.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
NURSE is REMEMBERED IN
WILL OF MRS. ANNA HELMS.

In the will of Mrs. Anna NJ. Helms,
admitted to probate in the surrogate's
ofice today. there is v bequest of $500
to the German Evangelical Lutheran
st. Luke's Church. of New Rochelle.
She also leaves $500 to her nurse, Mrs.
Minnie Kierstein, of the same place.
and a like amountfto a niece, Doris
Volt, of New York. Another niece,
Mrs. Sophie Drefft, of Elmlohe, Han
over. Germany, is remembered with a
bequest OF $1,000.
The remainder OF the estate. after a
bequest of $500 to Arnold J.. D. Helms,
a son, is divided among the children
and other relatives.
Mrs. Helms died In Upper Montclair,
and her will is dated April II, 1909.
Another will admitted to probate to-
day was that Of Mrs. Julia H. Allen,
whose home was in South Orange.
She was the wife of Edwin S. Allen,
and bequeaths to kin her real and per-
sonal property. She also makes him
her executor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
MONUMENT TABLET GONE
AND ARRESTS MAY FOLLOW.
Product Of His Bad Checks
Swafnps Express Once.

WOODBURY.. Oct. 16.-Members of a
committee of the New Jersey Society OF
the Sons of the Revolution have been
given a few days to replace a tablet
taken from the Rad Bank Battle Monu-
nnent at Red Bank, otherwise warrants
will be issued for their arrest, and the
unyeiling ceremonies planned for Octo-
Der %, when four other tablets just
placed there by the society are sched-
uled to be dedicated, win no take place.
Several members Of the Sons of tho
Revolution of this city. including Judge
Lewis Starr and former Senator John
Boyd Avis, have resigned from the
order. = irs
The tablet was removed Monday. At
the next meeting of the Board of Free
holders the matter of removing the tab
let will be discussed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
MCARREN MUCH
BETTER AS THE
CRISIS NEARS
Improvement in Brooklyn Sen.
ator's Condition Continues.
Hope for Recovery.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The slight i'm
~provement in Senator Patrick McCar-
ren's condition noted last night seemed
to be continuing today. His tempera-
ture was 80. His pulse remained inter-
mittent. ranging from Sc and "a and
once going to 100 beats a minute. The
crisis in his condition is expected to-
day, sand If he passes ii safely his ply
stefan believes that he may recover.
The last rites of the Catholic Church
had been administered to the senator
at about $3.50 p. m. He was anointed
by the Rev. Father Henry A. thinner.
OF Holy Trinity Church, chaplain Of
the hospital, while DIR. Hughes was
working over the patient. Holy COM
munion was not administered. because
of the condition of the patient. Father
thinner, who left McCarren's room at
Q O'clock. admitted that extreme
JUNCTION had been given.
The senator's manner during the day
showed he knew his condition was pre-
carious. He was extremely nervous,
but, with his mind as clear as aver. he
sent for his personal counsel and
executed his will. From time to time
during the day he Joke Of some politi-
cal matter uppermost in his mind, and
at no time would he forget the man
ageinent Of the campaign in Brooklyn.
1t was this refusal on his part to give
up thinking of business and politics
that gave the physicians more worry
than anything else, as In the senator's
ervou condition there was necessity
for complete rest. His pulse was ir-
regular and he suffered more or less
from stomach trouble during the day.
In the evening he became perceptibly
weaker, and It was feared by his family
and friends that he would not last
through the crisis which would come
in the night.