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>T'k HOI DI>iPPT ms
WIN 5000 which Wa tn Iia,r Got Tits
~Ickrr brother Heir.

,i.rl.. .'I ld.ar Car"v. I-''h"~s.
on. = yotl- "a and ~" other ," am"
- tris ,,'y '"n davs ~" from S'raU'. -.
p1 With Sgju which th"y had saved u"
two-.u 'h"in. and r.on iIr' shed ICONS At
- N"-' IhirU"'r street Both ct them
va-" Oh. tdrI- 49,. eide. s,'-I""'lv Sc.
and O, vs. d.,lI..i that h" should =, 90 a
O. .IntHI .d."
on ~nr.rIr" nlgh' Chrr."~ WI had
S2yI ~ ~ 2. ,.,.,'.. told ms br tho maj h"
could NOT scar ~" heat IN 'l"i- room
and thai J." would - ru' and r"' som"
an ~" went dr'r stairs and g." Bus not
I,..an seen sfuur'
WHOM rhIri". I'D ~ return ldgt-
dragged Iiurs"F from polio" station TO-
upr..." .nl D. SPIRAL tut could ri 'r'u
M, '-.,"- - ~" ID-' Iuv "" wHs sure
Inst rr,hi 'naf 49, tr,.'' 80 had not nan 80
With -. POI. u"g and ''Hggrt ~ lN"iy il1i
som" u'Da had s,-.u o. md had assaulted
uuu
Whom D." l"T' th" ..nrdrus hogs" lrrh'-
,ar,.- who j. l"o' o. inches All and
weighs lH,| 'rgI.- vrr'' q gray sTil' WITH
dir, -trIl"- q groom 1T hat and a Hlt'N
AMI whit" -ifr' H.. wrr" No cull-
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HHITE UtN LINCHrD.
uad NpPeal-i - Hish-r Court Ntier
IeRN trtgon Of Aeresr.

R,YvHIE. - jap 70. -B-cavsc HI
attorney had AZ ?caisd hk cas- to the
Supreme ,oG-t - . FTecHaa. VIII"
IN. who vs. CyavI.l.~l oa r lac 81
-. .uG sri-i % r..lr,' tr"0HuS. Na-
taken from rs,l ~ar.v taI- a. mag l." a
MOB. dragged to ,u-' 81 - wI''' I've S...'i
The. u'i.yr tut .vugu.-i
n t,rS 'ln yuuh about w. hru-S - got
int ~" "a. aI.d during 'st' 'I'n' M
r,'sl-tS'.,,' VS. yJyT,..i O. 'U,' I..'upri'r.S
Nh.u iN-.Utu WaS DRAGGED from uts
,~..t Il ~, tHgrt that L. hat tt'"mI tod
=, o. ur1..' 40, - ttv = .Sh.rs hl- throat
WITH rs.-' ! d. l~> u ,T,!,r O.. sap
i-s..s lv.rh'si
freeman ANv"- ap0.,al.' IN C.ts"
~,'lrfl,y and t- ~f- q - ~ u.-r..uI.' unwn
'al~ . ivurhu- 49, h.,arI 'rllly ca.
r.lUt. lu- "a 'h.' a'r..> "a 800 rG1i
..-'Utau v.< banged HlIu~' IN N"
centre q ~" wa aud IN" follow ,ug .''''
v.,, riun.s.i - hi ,iutlrug
-turs = 'u- uutCom. Z ~" appeal
". NfI. ~ stand Cor tho liw = d.'idy~
Freeman Wa~ a we'll SHOWN r,Is'n
Iir kll.l ,aI-i uf Pu!.,,. h.''a. ~ aupv'
4 iu,J'h ago vhIi,' fh.' chief Ms a'',uf.'-
my 'p lrg-.t liIu Ter s.. II'.,p e q r.i,.
HTtl.r. tTE.s
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JoH> a. ,LL,,I DRom>rD.
Goes Dow n " hIIr HN Z omPaHIon q HrinS
Rescued Al Ions ncarh

J.hn Harvey Va. .r" vs. dr'wnad IN
sturdy afta-u.rn whIl" swIu'n.hc ~
tho surf 20 Long Bach III" t.-iv vs.
not recovered anvil yesterday morning
Walilc,. With friend named Il"ay"r
went {, Long Reach on saturday fnr y
DIP
Tie mon were swimming about iJ' i"'''
from .hnr, when ~ was up.Ic"d thai they
were m distress 4 LIE guard 49, IN g
them and brought m i"aver, who seemed
10 -. the moro badly of tl"Gv"r :
-fr'iggla del we'd hI- r.scI" consid"r'tly
nd Nv The tim" no WIS ~" 81 -hpr"
Nrllrcc had sunk Tn" ~" guards VA
rolled IN. n"aCh all night looking for 's~
h1dy II wi- found ~ 3u'Cl1ck y"s'"rfty
morning twn miles from ~" pho" wh"r"
the .cciden' h0d occurred
n was Understood ~ Long beach 'ha'
WlIIar,. va. "A civil engineer who ilN"f
a, IN. Hotel CoIhngWupd. g. West Thirty
Hf'h -frr"' and who was employ"d =
IN. Nh"-- Raru"ut Company Il ] II broad
vay Nothing wa< known ~ NallG""
a. N" CoilngvpDd except ma j." L'tE
have been employed several wears ago
A. AN engineer Cleaver Was r''-'I-Ct'a'"d
and went n t.for" anybody could in
t"rvI"V hin
III. uudy vAS removed ~ tord"ll :
iuorgi. a. r.. kaway t"utr" Nalla"" :
father arrived from Philadelphia y'-'"r-
dav ana arranged 20 have hi- sons b'dN
taken g. Gp-h..u. Y \ to-day
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riTRER MACS ~ BILEE.
services Tomorrow over work of Priest
Ordained Especially bS Popes Orders.

Tn. Rev. Thomas = Duhigg. rector
Of tho CATHOLIC church of 81. John the
EvRngel.s; n Twcnty-hr-' street Brook
lyn, Ia" yuunces' priest ordained in
Rome since ~" Council Il Trent. will
celebrate the silver Iihilss of his ordi-
notion e. ruc priesthood tomorrow.
Father DuhlTg viii b- the c"lebrant
~ y high mass Of 'hauksg viz z. and among
'he clergy assisting viii he brother.
the Rev. William DVhigC. rector AZ 81.
Iam"s. l. !. Tn" rar'uts e ths two
priests vii h. present
On the OCCts On II ms or hna'IOn Father
DVh!gg vs. oD' god - procure frlIn the
hate Leo NH 81 deportation OF t!Ino.
Father pIuIgg Mas only . ,r.Ir- Old.
q candidate sh.uli D." not les, than %
u hpcalu" necessary or che Pope t. IN
tsrv.u.. "a behalf Il EatL"r I"IhiGs
Father Tau'r - - Du'igg Vas Dorn
GA ALlrCh .. ls'G. and after DlsEiag Sts
auad,'u.g and philosophy course N bt
Johns College a WillougEby avenue
BrpuLlvn ~" .I'e RishOp laUEhln ssns
hun - Rome ~ ueT,, Ne became a student
~ 90" North Amc. soAn College. tie alma
mater - trcn''shop Farley. Bishop
Mcdonnell AID others distinguished In
the hierarchy OF America Tho prisss
w.s~ O.da!ncd July Il. 1885,. n tho Church
Of ~ Jouu Lgte-Ja az Rome. 3lnoc
assuming TIE T"c'Orsh.p Of 81. john the
Evangelist Chu.gh Father DuhiRR hE.H
rcuudelled the church built u new pa 70
chal school and 1t cluohouse for young
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>rRrrT rRr ,'HER ARRESTED
Constituted N'nhori'N ssmr >ionE when
IiI- NrrtIng BioCk ri the Corner.

John St".iworth HItchins. who saws
D.. works as q hook salesman on w""A DAYS
and a voluntary missionary on SUNDAYS.
was arrested last night while plying the
latter calling h"'ur" "A street crowd AZ
Nu.u.rry and canal streets Their" were
10 Italians % IIutclIu>. = audience whom
hn apparently wd- trying tn convert
10" meeting cuCruach"i on th" streot
crossing S"rg' John RYAN Of th" Eliz-
l...,h street poIIr-' station 'rioi 20 move
D, a br' ogt ~ III" wav. HutchIns took
rl.uhraE- at 'hiS and accused RYAN Of
10 r"-lr" - break up N" meeting on do
unconditional grounds n" abuss-d the
pa!,.,.uau until th. latter arrested hun
I|.. MISSIONARY had a permit mad" OF
~ the Pes, ! ! Mecca. which h." re-
i....' tp show TO RYAN
N.gl-tra'p Brr"n n m" night court
-ty" Hu'rniu- - lii'l" talking 70 and dis
charged HIM IT," MISSIONARY then
wanted 20 know Wha' was gong 10 10
dome .I.r' nv" peaches which h" said
members uf ll4 audience hat gwen him
aud wNI,I rad disappeared he tlso
~. u'"d W." Ma gistritr 20 read III" llfe
3 Iwmy which h" Sad h" had written
l.'u-"l' and u w':.h h" had CoPi"s with
Ifiu
Hu',iNu. s.,'d b." hailed from Ian
..siir.. England. and vas "a years I'D
". lives ~ - StIyN esant street
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DIFIr> THr RGt>IZ,TION.
Boston'> Port sur, r,or Not Fired Despite
Threat to Heat Draper.

Boston july - Massachusetts Rrpuh-
Loans nav" hc"n wondering for week
nr 49, how lors 'u" Urea ,urv Department
Will 'p"-''u, surveyor IT the Port Jeremiah
: Mccarthy ro hold his job after has
.tr,I. To- g., an b." can 10 defeat Gov.
benz fn- rejection and work disaster
upon 'tn E'iunhcau organization.
S"ra'or IodC" has been asked To de-
m.gt M.JA-'ly's removal 10y the Presi-
dem.
GOV. Draper feels the situation keenly
Od POLITICIANS cannot recall a case Of a
utgh F.-l.ral - IA warning with IN"
,A-ry .sai..rs and threatening 20 DO all IN
las power to d"fca' his PARTY candidate
for Governor.
\ uurut,.r - prominent Republicans
ar" r..,uv ~ step into Met arthy's shoes
put hey have teen Iuform,si that senator
l.hig" y,l.. tax" no action IN the matter
r..',.s, the Surveyor does sonnet hing
i.rr. than %" has M, To- 'hs present time.
S"uA'ur Lodge. ~ ~ Said, takes the
ground thai such - move would i"nd to
max" - ppl'ICal martyr Of the surveyor
nri tua' politically the wise course ~ 90
allow matters - drift until after election
/ be. ~ - promised thai drastic action
will b" taken.
Nc, artny - angry at III" Governor
for not calling ~" Ciul Service Com
mission t. account when thai body re-
,"urts rcJryi"i his appointment hy Mayor
Fitzgerald a< Pr" commissioner. tn"
= Surveyor uas som" friends and N - limited
'l.f,' Seq to' lDig" docs not car" TO hiring
...,...' IA removal when n fight - about
200 beg. p aga'-s' H." Senator'S reelection
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VISA TOGIE> ISLAND Ro,T>.
ArcOmarN Disabled AFTER PirkInS ~
Launch PARTY orIrai Loses buckets

Th,' t-rrvbo,t H., E..u-ick II the 60. s'-,''
POINT ferry ran down Yesterday after
u,-r' q 'rIr'v fcl' launch NaIch had tri'i
20 cr"ss her low TINS was "a ,a. w's'
slu. 81 Mlrd's l-lart The A,youl.r =
GO 'h. Dl-u lslaud I Gr. vts comIus ~
inst u-.rud mi there w~r, i've ~ 'l-,s,'
tag. u"IT - Tie Ia, N"I-a,N Whist -!
and s'oFr,~i
,srt HAIRY MacK"0s- & the ~
O. ,mtrN ~'r'f.yd Its vessel aut
< mt @ li,.h,l' q Az w,'s Frst Mate
.. I.r..y Aud d.. d.. hagui n r..'d H,.c,"y
Nhu". tn, ,Atsu q 'n" Lt.i.ca Lad t''''i.
IN ,'s'st a .ut 'H" ~ uH"u Nh '-.t
t..u lA hog ~srn "a the nate. NJ r-
k"u-I.' vtrN'l "a IA" IT, swimmers and
F.H5N,st 'ua.u rssr - t.a hArHsU-.I. =
when took tS,In n:. i-Arl ,-uu went n
At ~ - tnlhE" Pu,ur one I th'
- took the l.gura In'uN AM l~..'IFh t
t oyer 70 Manhattan IT," Nyc'ularN
r'->.H!.' i,.r'v Int '..' --''r -" u.t""~ 90 lN'
W..u
Ih- Nc,,omarA AGAIN attracted a,,-u-
'INu her ,i>' 'r,r down lat rtCH' Nt"'
her r.'rr'a'lnc pump 80 o.f I '-d''
] he a.. .,i"0' Ioi Ys'f'sI . '''i" d''"t So
had Ia-s..i IN. Glen Island pirr a. Il;'t
street capt NI,hrug" 49, aldo >
u'ak, The yr'- ~ I"1.i street Thor" tie
\Cyn'na,A u"t ~. u-. dt>yhdrc''! h"r
I.t~S"'t ger
Auo'',,' Glen I,'lrt l,Ai. t.n p~s','.
cams. n.,l~ un' l".tNrur D,ru l>laui'"r NHJ
return '~Ip Al al H..'tI~s fr..F i~r'usr
!l' Thor pItCs- w. Nll"t. AMI Ef'
Or,"u' p-.--'.',i'-i toward Now lorN a''"'
something Il i"ltv When n" cut
opiN-.ta OAK POINT hep commander o'~-
covered tgh' Su' vaS l's ~ t'',"'S ir"n
Nns NJ ho- pllils WU..nls H. lv' - AZ
;hr rrn' ant Tai' rspa ~ lh- tNl'
got DOWN - co" R1t'a-y a. "lN,'N. AL
hour Late ,~na had a b.g uwi at,nAri
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m DI1TNG PO>Tu DTIIIIT.
cut Down over SIO Ho.OOO 81 the Nine
MmnIh. I.nhrh Marrh ~

" ,,UIN.rrs 'wlv 90 Ar.rI.i.rE - q
STATE rr"n' gwen wH' 'N fu~tn1-''--
,'-u"rM H,',a'nnN DO" T,r.'a, d"n'' ~
arTr.a....t'. s. S.N""''1 -. i""n r"-
dyr.d r.,r sl"..s''.. 90 rIr" moths du"
80 lrcr"a-.J r".'.r'. In ~" quarter
ended March 80 which Wa 'In 'hf-i
quarter IT, tho fi-ca' v'ar liln -" postal
So, .,.. ..aru.u - lru.l. 80 - ~ .sHt
~" r"' ,'i.r!'.- fnr t'H sr.Hr'"r amour ed
p, - p3Iu'' ami 20" expenditures -
80 ,1l $50 ..rrutrsl Ns'G i"r"rHTI
- 'h. SAN" quarter id-' year 'H" receipts
showed an lrn~-.t,". ul 900 Il'sr r"'f and 'l"
EXPENDITURES an irrrra~" II .'.-- than Z
,". cent H." surplus earned uuuug fh"
quarter preceding la. reduced Nv" ru.'a'
Gr't..' frr f.. 'r,' MN" month. - ~"
r,ra' y,ar -, 3 20 49, a. again. a '..'I..'
AZ.
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RIOT ~ TNDOOR RI NH.
wuh ambulance Hand, ;hr Police form
II,Ing Wedge and Dri,r srowd Out.

NIr. fighting ruW 4 - started "a T-Iu'r
llS' night At a resort rs'!ed Milo = Girtrn.
I-u;h ='r-"' and Third avenue. N winch
O.. time .p'ur uus seemed li~r.y - l.'
hll"d
IN. Phrar R"irs-s,n Assertion @
l"N.-I beneficiary ,rS.tUIyltIuu. wNt.I
ht- t. headquarters ~ Astoria Hal n
II" RronN. Nas uollig, - annual 'H"rED
an A. outing 90 rh" garden Tho" v"rr
ua.~'y . wsl l.erS M M g." res H't. Vn..u
w., fIi.l - rs cape ~
n" TX r.ul. went a!ouE smoothly
ar-I ht' past = whom q %" N.IuE u.''
ari "l-cf md began - lu-uI' Women
Nr.,.N %" ht'- and tEh' With anybody
W.T. .n'"lf"r".i lh"v En 'r>'i Wt"
drNu 'utlig tnt % r"t| Vow iH't'
III, vuiuou and children screamed and
b.pl'l,,. nv-t.rr,al lr4' w.r" unwilling O..
leave without th"l~ men folks H." u'u
u,,-aru., 49, ,Nrltsd thai they wers soon
-trIkIns wlldly IA all -ids. with llt'i" vhr.
=. 90 y h.n IU.v Do!
Val d,r-u -r-a' al la..."u"u w"r"
r 'i.. ,arNi ,. r,.-sGr. N.' iH"V v'~.
.uA.I.. fuu r.au ~" rrn' and ''' p.I ..'' N'.'.'
called ~"'gi \'~r. 'H0" I'm ~.
IT.rl,U' as'u.t" = ~ .au NI'l 'f''e'u mon
~. ...r c"sr' '.0N rn,. .nnk and t"i'rn 'u'-d
fr- al arvnv'du." Ii"'. Pc rI.nNi IH'.'
~. garden WI'H DO. men
Nome. amt .rlI'r.u n.y." u'IrE ''I".-
u."i On aid Everything WIS 90 "Iir!H--
r.r'u-lnu H." l'I. q" formed a .cg''
and drove rr-. mace 81 struggling l.frr.-
pl' u' tn.. cat" ." ground 49, -'r""u
with rDu'- hats. collars and l.ft- ui
garments - al d--"'lut l"r-
Two men. B"ultWm H"r-h"nryr ~
h.l,. stree ana Nf-"'i =. VAR 90 brpDN
Iyr. W.r- irlti ly,ug rH 20" gra-- They
N"r.. treated Us t.- ami uIaH'" -Ifg'''U
and sent Gum. I.-v -.irN mat 't'v we're
frofn'..-- Of ~" ASSOC It''HH tni ""'" u'ir'
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rlOPI>G PREACHER CiUGHT.
Man Of n and Girl Of - VINO Ief ~ch"'
nertAdy Arrested In Kansas tHS.

KANSAS CETT. Mo. July ~ The Row
Clinton DE Witt sharp. 81 wears old, OF
the Seventh Day Adventist Church. and
Eunicc Graham Whitaker. ~ years Old.
both OF schenectady. y. Y. were arrested
ves,.rtiay IN n boarding house. They
ware living there a. Mr. and Mrs Harry
Ellsworth Hrtwell Capt Nhlts.tt nrd"r,-i
the arrest az the request OF William u.
Hathaway sheriff Of Schenectady
A wear ago last November sharp went
10 Schenectady from Rochester, with his
wife After he had preached az tho HON"
OF Asa Whitaker. few miles ont OF town.
Whitaker. his wife his son and his thr""
daughters. including Ennic"' "er" con
Nerted
I'm April Is charges we're made that Sharp
WAS having too much attention 10 several
femal. memp-ra NJ his congregation
lie resigned from his pulpit and his Tii'
left him 20 40 TO her home ia Rochester
On .IIna ; Sharp and Eunlo'' Whitaker
.lop.h and arrived IN Kansas Clty two
days later.
fh. girl "A "a to-day that she had asked
sharp ~ takc her away from Sch"neCtadv
I wanted never 10 -" my t"'h"r or
finally he AID We would 90, 81" SAID
S1HENFCrADY July 10 -- ~hsr Y FAtaG-
way will leave tomorrow Tor Kansas ~
to gsi the Rev. Clinton D"wi'' Nna'
aud EunICe Whitaker. whom ~" MINISTER
~ charged with ahduC'iug ~" Sn'n0
ma, received word That SiGrp" aEd n"
girl are in custody a'i h"V" COZ -"u''s' e.
return with him.
schenectady newspapers and former
friends 81 tho accused min, -t"r Eav" ~ %
ceivcd long letters from him Grd s.v"r. !
have b"an resolved Ecr" IN TN" hand
writing of III" grl. hut which 'ppcar 20
ha dictated These letters a"cus" tie
girrs FAT har. Asa Whitaker. ct u1rIturg.
| rrim,S AGAINST H.. arr In th" lot
tiers sharpe SAYS thai b" plarnod ia"
! alleged clopcmeut and carried y ON o.
take tho girl ESHv from Ter il'h"r IL
the urls letter the ACCUSATIONS against
the father arc repeated sharpe ravs
that he has ted a. foster father for tho
Girl since he left this city with her When
seen to-day Whitaker and HIS VIII" s'Outiy
denied the arCusatIors mad" 10y Shape
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IN DEATH GRIP OF MORASS
IBRECHT Sam INGH Ri INCH
avn THFN UlS GONE.
WIN Three CennPa Mons Tie FiOundered IN
,ss :ssTaar=s "a ;as 80 amp near ihr
Old Nul In JamaIrA Bay tic Dteti ~
IlI, Friends krpt shouting To hlm.

mI, Friends krpt shouting to HIm.
William E.r-s~ht IT NaSr~th. ~ years
I'D VS. e.Veh' n dsash'rap 81 mIr~
20 a .-,ek near Old Mil down at Jamaica
Ray. near IaS' New York. yesterday
morning and died desperately while
friends w-r" Try ns to save hIm. Tie
I'D Fallen int 'h'. creek IN the darkness
uI the early morning While his friends
warc c,rnur . HIM Elhr0Ch; sank loser
aud lower. inch 10y inch. into the norRss
The ,id. m tho creek which leads from
Jar,,ai.G Raw into O'd Mil creek Was rising
slowly and FlhrrCht scw that hs was
dooned unless help reached him QUICKLY
H. Was brave IN the face nf his peril
-pv.r TINS wav. boys. over this wRy'-
Dee ,sr.'..i. his voice faIut 20 the ours OF the
other ul.u from whom ne had become
s,.rarlr,,i Whil. crossing owes el->ek after
,I,. = m a. effort To- reach solid ground.
An right. we're coming. Wen get
,.,.u ur'. odd mani they shouted back To
,.uC .u,tc" hun
to" m-n nal b"en oui fishing FL
hr,s rr AND thru. uiA,-rS O. nj leing DELAYED
uu N-'uri-v night hy ia" strong tides
wut.u ~wirl through Jamaica Ro" reached
49,, '.lCh',-tr,,i - the OH Mil shortly
after midnight Yesterday morning. They
did Mt car. 20 pull M old Mill creek
against sh" strong outgoing tide. so they
Lsud.-I in H." darkness 40 ia" outlet OF
'a. ,r,'-S and sought - max" their way
.s'p ti- little settlement There are
several small tI' deep tributaries e
'n" main creek auI s"v"r1ll times tn" men
wen" mrr-,i Nu' managed - s'risgl"
..' They i"Csu"" separated. each try
Iuc 90 lsad m" others
/ g.. rpr a way urt of this swamp
v,llai tlhr"y'.' and the uther men. some
distance. away and unahl" to 500 him.
tr.l him - 'om" hack and lead them.
Ih"u they hoard him veil in fright. He
nd vluug"d down into the murk m a
h.ls in Long Point Cre"A. "a place dreaded
~ uIi Milltc-. who -av u has proved
De- io.'u trap for others than Elhrecht.
I'm M !e"p hole and sinking. ~
ur..tt y'Ii'i
Keep up your nerve and veil 80 well
know wEa' wlv 20 travel 20 get 70 Won.
>h,4'cd william H"ng-r u a. Syalla ave-
d.. Mf>r"rh
The rr-,I"rS ;lunc"d into other holes
and nearly lost their own lives IN the
darNnos- 80 i."y ,ndeaNoret 10 reach
h,r
IIa'rn-o-". over this way The tides
.,,..ul. iu and I'm sinking lower I'm up
go nv .huglt'r~~ IL" hall crazcd men
hoard 'ty DYING man veil Il can't get
u.t
Il" mon could hear the tide hubblins
through rr" cr-"k Pen ger fell into the
watt AMI suns 'wIc'' hetor" he Erasped
q Ergo rl..,, 1T wood and struggled
.-..r.
Hurry. fr Gods sake. boys cam .
'r. r..,~. Ina ~ 20 nv neck Every
,'r.-ll" -oul- M" i""p"r
H- tr,aI- kept shouting encouraging
WORKS
It's al right fellows was tho last
rIau wr-i th"v heard, but BerEer last
u.E'' SAID %" also seemed 20 catch a
-Guul-ly. nuv-
N,-'rri,v morning residents ot Old
NlI found 0., uclpl"<s three. still r,ired
AT .'~l 'o.rl the body 81 Elhrccht.
.r,.,crrt lu -" death trap by tho out
rr.n- t.ir ~" was unmarried and a car
con .iu.f.r
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PRIEST DIES on the XRAnIC.
RrmaIns OF Father Lyons Left ~ Queens
town nj ErI"tsis' Disposition.

Spseil { Az Ort9he1 - ina VN
LONDON. July ~ Fa.hoP LyUas of
Illinois - Passenger IN iEs ateGusr
Arabic. .li"d from hs..g; dis.ssso on July g.
The body was cmbnln,'i and hGHoJ
10 Queenstown pondin: directions from
fncuds IN Irl1aG.
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Experimenting With a Pneumonia Anti


~ Icon bertrand. former surgeon
~ ~, Rod Star liver Llrland. arrived
81, ard her Yesterday a. passenger with
ir5- V,l..au har.s which b. will take -
...rn 100 Iruoii - utilIsa IN the pro-
q .,., % Nf % s"rIn 'pr IN" cI-r lnl pro
..,r'lur % i,r"umuun ~" has osn "N-
t,.r,ur,I'g- sau" TN" Al ! = rnn'dNnt
~ 30. 49,, i' , J" - ~ dICe Jhc anti.
toAl. t.,,Ii vi. DO the wOTa.
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u.,.r,,.,ruv furrc,sr Frp '" NV ssn Z"
MORROW
l... ,,o.,a sr,~ 80. .s,r Eng'grf s;r's- -
.. ms. ..Irf. Nst- .ts'..L p''I'r''. Ns's''~
,,f ~. i,,'- ., 10 rrrrr'r 'hTrs'' p fIt 77d
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s.y'r - sUu'H..v -d'
Tor vrst~.u Nov WORK sHoNrrs. followed nv
,,,r - gay. rpp.sr U rHr's'n portion f7.f 60
mo.Ivw. uo.c.a', sy.thWest a. Nest Nirds
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Man,la Mon.t Have FIGHT Tnm,.


-5rrF' trH~ I''. - d. 10 n' e.
N,NttN. July ~ TN" nutuurtter 'l,"
prphih'cl tn" exhibition E"Io ~ TO-" It.-
lures Icp,-' nc tho iigh' b"tS".n l"Tr."-
ana Iphr-N q. Rem ica-.u- 'aE' ,a',
would star .,' rae prejudice.
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senator Depew In Paris.

Sp-sf1! car De'plicr - Trr srS.
PARIS. July TO- senator ind Ma
Chaunccy " Depcw and Mrs GostnAls.
wife Of Col Goethals. CHAIRMAN ~ th1'
Panama CAral Commi-s.ep. have arrived
Le-c
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sr--rai C1s'c D,sGgf,H p TIE SuN.
PARIS, july ~ --Cou"' NoE'ar'.si. a
rephcw Of Prince Joseph PoE.A'owsG,
dIcd to-day.
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saks &Guntpanu
3resaway ~ Ssh Street
Summer Suits for Men
Formerly S28, $50, SIS and sac
at S22
Three Sarmsnt N Ms, hali auarte- ind.

Thrse- garment n>is's, ha auar,s- iincd.
This above s,atemen, conveys all ,ha! We besns
necessary to say regarding an event Of such mPor-
lance here. Our standard is widely known-and
appreciated Lengthy explanation is suPerfluogs..
The suits are made Of worstei5. velour fin
ished cassmcres chevio,s or flanncls. in the
new shades OF srays browns. well as blues
in foncy weaves Every garment was produced
in our werkrooms for the current season
Evening journal., 1910-04-15
COLLEGE SHOWS
A MODEL FARM
Miniature is Built on Scale of
ne-Fiftieth of Actual Size

Shown gthe latest and best methods
Of irrigation worked out by the gov
ernment experts for various soils and
for everything from an orange orchard
to a field of beets or alfalfa, a model
farm has been constructed ten feet
square in the agricultural building al
the University of California in Berke-
ley, Cal
The farm occupied a prominent place
at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
at Seattle. Wash. Built on the scale
Of one-hftieth of the actual size, it rep
resents a farm Of about six acres.
Every approved irrigation method used
in the United States is represented
and the bitches, gates, dams. zigzag
and straight basins in orchard irriga-
tion, tube burrows and other parts are
contructed as in the actual work down
to the smallest details. Half Of the
area is planted with miniature trees
and the whole shows at glance the
various improvements and inventions
in one Of the most important branches
of government experimentation.
+. w. Roedng, recently appointed
head of of the Berkeley station for irri-
cation Investigation under the United
States Department Of Agriculture as an
expert for the coast. planned the farm
The actual work OF construction WAS
done under his direction by e. J. Hoff.
United States expert I'm the work Of
constructing irrigation machinery and
devices
Irrigation methods for the different
soils and land contours are indicated
on the model farm. one and one-half
acres are in orchard. represented by
miniature trees and showing zigzag and
straight basins as well as open cut and
tube furrow methods. Another section
represents alfalfa in rectangular, con-
tour and border checks, while on the
balance methods of irrigation for sum
mer crops are shown. bitches are laid
out TO supply the various sections, and
twenty types of miniature ditch struc-
lures made of brass can be seen. The
latter include various measuring boxes
TO illustrate methods practiced in as
certaining quantities Of water delv-
cred. All is constructed to scale and
gives an exact representation of what
the actual field would look like.
The exhibit also includes ten mod
els Of homemade implements (one-six-
teenth natural size), which are used in
land and to prepare il TO receive water,
as we'll as instruments used by this
branch of the government service in
the course of it's nvestigations.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1910-04-15
JAPAN is HAILED
BABIES PARADISE

Japan has been called 1.-THE Land Of
the Cherry Blososms," but If all that
is being written about II Is to be taken
as truth II ought to be called "the land
for the babies"
Japanese babies never seem to cry
Quaint, little. sage-faced individuals,
with shorn heads and obliquely set eyes.
they remind MS of dolls. the gaycst and
most delicately embroidered garments
enwrapping the tiny limbs. for a moth
er's first care after her baby is born
VIII he its dress. Each baby's robe
viii have some special color. according
10 the month in which il was born, and
mother viii spare no expense over
even the tiniest mites wardrobe There
seems to be a superstition that the
gayer The child's kimono the better
chances in life Il will have.
As soon as any hair appears the baby
has its head shaved. only fringe