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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
SUGAR VESSEL SINKS
IN SEA
TWELVE MEN WHO WENT DOWN
IN SHIP NOT KNOWN TO BE
MISSING FOR DAYS.

New York. Jan. Twelve men
who were lost on Thanksgiving day
last year. when the British schooner
Johanna went down not $50 miles off
the Delaware oreakwater were not
even known to be missing until the
survivors were brought 10 port from
ST. Thomas. Danish West Indies. by
the steamer korono.
The Johanna was bound for the
breskwater from the Philippines for
ORDERS said Captain g. A. Nicker-
son today. When she became unsea :
worthy in heavy weather. two life
boats were put out-one with l3 men
aboard of which took comma nd.
and the other with 10 men. There was
bowling wind, and blanket OF
driving scud over the the face of the
Ny boat put out last. we saw the
other boat heave up against the sky
line on the crest Of wave. and then
We saw her no more.
Il hoped on reaching this port to
get some word Of her. We We're
picked up ourselves by the Nova SEQ
tan schooner f.. a. Sabean and car
ried to the West Indies. | hoped the
'thS'~ ioi
since you tell me nothing has been
heard of them in all this time they
must undoubtedly have been lost. IL
was ) o'clock in the morning q:
Thanksgiving day that the ships car
penter reported the port seams OPEN
ing. All hands were ordered to the
pumps. The men worked fiercely at
the pumps. but no water came. For
a moment the captain was puzzled.
Then he remembered the cargo-the
Johanna was laden with sugar.
1t was clear enough what was hap
pening. Down in the ships hold, the
sugar bags were swelling to the burst
ing point with sea water and as they
burst they filled the hold with "A thick
treacle that clogged the pumps. With
the pumps disabled the fate Of the
schooner was foreGone. We hoped
some other vessel might see us before
II became necessary To take to the
small beats, but after a day Of killing
work, the Johanna hogan To list more
heavily to port.
Twelve men, continued the cap
tain, including the mate, put out
first. We were not long in following.
for the Johanna was staggering I'M
der our feet. Not 10 minutes after we
left her the Johanna began to roll and
with sudden plunge. she dived under
forever
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

New York. Jan. THE Rev Rich
ara 6rnsan. Roman Catholic priest of
west Hartford, tanp., attempted sui
eide by shooting nj the Grand Union
hotel today, Attendants who hurr ed
In his rnon were admitted hv Father
''rosan. who despite "A serious bullet
wound near the right temple. CALMLY
explained he had had a "hrainstarms
and had sought To end his life. He will
recover
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
MERGER Of RAILWAYS
IS PLAN PROPOSED

Saginaw. Mlch.. Ian. l,-sf6eial an
n"unCament Nd, made mere la, ni.h,
ar the plan 1T organization of Tho
,'"'''i'h"eaith Power Railway and
lsn' company. an sis,o"0. GOA combin-
AEON "htch VIII take over waterrower
'"tlpahies an the Au Sable. Muskesan
ana ha!amaZ"a rivers, street railways
III Grand Rapids. Saginaw. Bay City:
electric and gas plants in Grand Rap
nus, saginaw, Raw City. Kalamazoo.
hattle Greek. Jackson. Flint. Pom,
and Cadillac.
Mayor Ellis of Grand Rapids Is seek
ing Ia enlist the cooperation of the
mayors ar all the cities affected in IN
EFFORT 10 prevent the mercer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
NO TRACE FOUND.

Philadelphia. Jan. l.-Diligent search
by many private detectives. aided by
the police of Philadelphia. New York
and other eastern cities has thus far
failed In disclose the whereabouts of
Roberta Dejanon. the ls-year- old heir
ess and Ferdinand Cohen. a waiter.
at the Bellevue Stratford hotel. who
are believed to have disappeared last
Wednesday,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
SHOCK IS FELT.

Cleveland. ohio, Jan. IA consider
able disturbance NJ the earth was re-
corded on III" seismosraph al ST. Ig-
natius college here today. indicating
an earthquake shock ahaEt s.aoa miles
away and from east In west in move
meat. The shock began az 80. a. m.
as registered here. and ended AZ s:as.
the most severe disturbance coming
between 5.ia and 5:lS a. m
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
REX CAFE
G0Oa Eats
1877 EAST MAIN STREET
Western Montana Coal Co.
ALL LEADING COAL
Prompt Deliveries
pheas 2se Red 2f2 hiseins Ave.
SERIOUSLY suRNEo.

London, Jan. LA woman believed
to be suffragette attempted today 10
destroy quantity of campaign liter
allure At the political headquarters OF
John Burns at Battersea with acid.
The clerk In charge was seriously
burned about the face and hands. The
woman gained an entrance to the
headquarters on the pretense Of ad-
dressing envelopes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
SPENDS DAY QUIETLY

Mesic" city, Jan. Jose Santos
.eiasa. former president af Nicaragua.
spent New Years day in his anart-
menfs here. He did not leave his room,
until the afternoon when he took a
snort arive, II is understood ZeIaya
VIII make another call on presiden,
Diaz early in the week
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
GET BETTER HOURS.

Boston. Jan. l.-Several hundr al
thousand operatives in mills and fac
tories in Rhode Island and Massachu-
sets will begin work Monday on a
shorter schedule of working hours in
consequence of the new ss-hour law
becoming effective The running time
heretofore has been So hours
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
FIGHT TO LAST.

/, New Orleans. Jan. DIR. Te,risco
Lopez Zelaya's governor on the At
iantic coast of Nicaragua, who WIS
held prisoner for two months by Cen
eral Estrada. declared tonight the next
battle in Nicaragua would he fought
near Managna. lie said Madriz the
new president. will fight to the last
ditch, but he believes Estrada will win
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
FOR sAFEkEEp,Nc.

Greenur, KY, Jan. Fearing mob
violence by enemies or attempt at
rescue by friends, officials of this
city took Mrs.. Sarah II. Higgins of
Portsmouth. o.. who is charged with
the murder # William Culbertson n
railroad man nj Fullerton. KY. last
July, tn catlertsburg today for safe
keeping
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
TO ARREST GAMBLERS.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. l.--Governor
Marshall early today issued formal
order to Sheriff Grant of Lake county
to take big force of deputies to
Slarks station. where is located the
old Dearborn park gambling estab-
lishment and where it is reported
Chicago gamblers are attempting In
open poolroom. and To arrest every
person attempting To gamble.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
OFFER GREETINGS.

Mexico City. Jan. Hundreds NJ
people called al the national palace to-
day to felicitate President Diaz dur
ing the usual New Years reception
The president Was attended by his cab
met officers and members OF his staff.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
FRIGHTENED ~ BLAZE.

ST. Joseph. No.. Jan. IA blaze
early today At Gallatin, Mo.. drove 4
score or guests from the Woodruff
hotel in their niehtclothes. Many az
them lost their baggage. hut none was
Injured. except from exposure The
hotel was destroyed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
EARTHQUAKE REPORTED.

MsSic" cltE- Jan. An earthauai..
was reported Ia the weather bureau
@'re from niei" Chico. in the province
- oaintana Roe. fucatan. today. 1t
o'curred al AS a IN. and lasted 81
seconds II Mas followed by a secord
shock nj less severity nj 4:sa. IL l.
not known whether serious damage
WAS done
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

lard championship. was matched TO-
day to play Willie Hoppe for the title
in Chicago next March. The men will
play 1.50O points under the revised
rules for the diamond emblem Tn,
match will be played in three blocks
of 500 points each on three successive
nights
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
HERE To STAY.

Among the arrivals NJ holiday week
Was a daughter at the home Of Alvin
Ray On River street. The little lady is
thriving and has concluded to remain
permanently in Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
Call is lssued.

Washington. Jan. l.-0fficials Of the
American Federation of Labor tonight
issued "A call on its l.5iO.000 members
to subscribe to a fund with which to
wage fight on the steel trust" The
call arraigns the corporation as in
imical both tn labor and the country
and as a violator of the laws The
sum of slai 900 is tn be raised at once
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

jacent cities. ". D. Mabon. James
O'Conneli and T. l.. Lewis are the lab
or leaders on the committee which is
sued the def To f.. H. Gary
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TARIFF FIGHT NOT
YET ENDED
Continued From Page One.b

sometimes prevents the accomplish
ment of an unjust thing by standing
pat against every onward movement,
he may demonstrate his right to live
politically. hut he will not have shown
his right tn rule the affairs of a great
country.
Flag Of Progress.
1t Is quite as important that over
the state government there shall float
the flag of the progressives. Iowa
Is recognized everywhere as foremos.
in the march of progress. There is
yet much tn be done. There is no
malice, and ! hope no selfishness in
my suggestion that the progressives
should triumph in the state. as well
rs elsewhere"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

CHANCES 10 sell used musical in
strumsnts for but little less than their
value are open 10 want advertisers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
MATCHED WITH HOPPE.

Chicago. Jan. George Sutton,
holder of the worlds ISL balk line bill
The sun., 1910-02-06
FAMILY HAD Marrow ESCAPE
when PIre Gutsed Lower F1Ssrs sS John
Dryers Home.

WNyrEb htWuhe.
The basement and first fioor OF three
story private house at III East 1ltth
street. occupied by John Dwyer. the
uncle OF Justice Dwysr OF the NUM-
opal Court. was burned out at midnight
by fire which spread 80 suddenly that
Mr. Dwyer and bis wife and three daughter
had barely reached the front stoop when
the lover part was In flames.
When Truck 70 got there Lewis
Holmes. . friend Of the family. who lived
on the third floor and had found his
escape out on, was standing In the window.
apparentiy about 10 jump. Capt. Pagan
yelled that he would run up q ladder at
once and told Holmes TO wait.
rirenaen Horton and Lewis hustled up
the thirty-five foot ladder ana got Holmes.
who was barely conscio0s- between them.
They had brought him 20 within fifteen
feet OF the bottom when the ladder broke
and threw them an In a heap on the pave
mont. The fremen were unhurt, but
Holmes was cut and bruised and was
treated by physician near by.
The Dywora were taken In for the
night by the Rev. DR.. d. Lowenthal Of
MS East Hath street. Tho nre, which
started IN the kitchen opposite, did about
n 900 damage.
The sun., 1910-02-06
ROOMS THE BAY STATE GIRL.
Outsiders Cant Marry Q MAN Withsut
Notice M This sam Goes Through.

BosToN. Feb. s.-Representative Sam
uel NJ. Holman Of Attleboro. who doesn't
object TO being called -the handsomest
man in the Legislature will make his
final fight in the House on Monday after
noon for his bill 10 provide for -Che pre-
venti0n Of hasty and inconsiderate mar
1T shall be unlawful says the bill
-for any parson in this Commonwealth
TO perform the ceremony Of marriage
when the woman II not resident OF the
Commonwealth, unless the marriage
lioense shah have been obtained and shall
be dated at least hvo days previous 20
the marriage
passage OF q bill which would positively
prohibit any woman nonresident from
marrying Massachusetts, man.
III the man IL worth having" said
Holman. Ave days IL enough FOR the
girls Of his reighborhood 10 make him
change his mind
The sun., 1910-02-06
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
Season wiz Open on April 7I-Powers
10 Retire.

MONTREAL. Feb. 5.--The Eastern League
adopted Its 1910 schedule at a meeting here
to-day, Opening dates in the East and
West were given out. but the schedule will
The leagu will open its season April n
with Rochester at Newark, Montreal at
Jersey City, Toronto at Providence, Buffalo
at Baltimore.
The Western clubs start at home May 0
with Newark at Rochester. Baltimore at
Toronto, Jersey City at Montreal. Provi-
Jacob stein, the Buffalo clsb president.
was added to the board Of directors
would probably retire at the end OF the
present esAson. He was not anxious 70
continue In once. but would not retire while
AafLnAd OMnAra.
The sun., 1910-02-06
INDICTED FOR MALFEAs4NcE
Grand Jury Finds Hills Against Fsrme
Mayor and COunctlmeu ef west New YORK


Mayor ana COuncilmen Sf west New York.
Ii became known yesterday that the
Hudson county 0rend jury has voted
10 fiLd indictments for malfeasance In
ONCE against former Mayor Ord Darling
and former Comcilmen Erast,ls r. Car
Penter, Charles We rringer. George Ger
isch and John Hammer. all of West New
York, N. j., es the result OF their official
action in connection with the building
OF Liberty Hose Company 9 fire house.
Ii was originally estimated that the
cost would not exceed 5000. but the bills
70 the town ss ordered paid aggrey ated
1900. George Theobold, the con-
tractor, satisfactorily explained how the
extras could possibly grow until the cost
was $4,000. but Paul Marcy. the town
architect, drew the line ON $4,000 charge
for bricks and other materials which
disappeared while the building was under
construction. The architect declined to
certify to the $1,000 peyment and the
town treasurer held up the warrant.
IL is said that an indictment has also
been found against the contractor.
The Liberty Hose fire house scandal
was brought to the attention of the Grand
Jury by Mayor Richard Miller OF West
New York. who took Office on January
I. and citizens committee which has
been probing extensively into the affairs
OF the town. Rumors OF OfYicial mis-
conduct on the part Of former town ON
cials have been rife for many months.
The sun., 1910-02-06
DUNSMUIRs SELL TO e. y. X
Asines. Piers and Railroads In Vancouver
SAID 20 ne sold fer - 900, ,OOO.

OTTAWA. Feb. 5.--Persistent rumors
are afoat.' says q Victoria, b. c.. de-
spatch in to-night's Ottawa Citirsn, that
the vast coal mining and allied interests
Of the Dunsmuirs In Vancouver Island
have pissed into the hands OF the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad for a considera-
ton Of 81 .O0O, 600. The properties said
TO have been transferred include ship
ping mines at Extension and Comox.
docks at Ladysmith and Union a rail-
way from Union TO Cumberland and a
neet Of golfers"
James Dunsmuir. ex-Lieutenant- Gov
ernor. In sole surviving member OF the
firm Of r. Dunsmuir a Sons. He is a
director OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad,
and 10 said to have given that company
first choice to buy. The deal is said to
include the transfer OF all his large hold
ings except his residence and estate near
Esquimah.
Five years ago the Canadian Pacific
Railroad acquired from the Dunsmuirs
for about q 900 900 the Esquimalt and
Nanaimo Railway and q million acres Of
land comprised within the grant made
at the time the railway was constructed
The sun., 1910-02-06
BANKER MAILS BAIL s.oo,ooo,
ncarrested and Jailed This Time-ssys
Mes Given Up An He HAS.

sourMBNiDor. Mass. Feb. S--John
A. Han. treasurer OF the Southbridgs
Savings Bank. was rsarrssted this morn
ing on the charge OF further larcsny from
the bank and is now in jail at Worcester
Under s7oo,oo0 bail. He has been under
surveillance for a week with State De-
teotive ". y. Mcdowell living in the house
with him. Han pleaded mot guilty.
to the charge through his counsel.
None OF tho bondsmen who are on the
hrst $50 900 bond is able 20 or willing to
10 further.
Hall has been stripped Of everything
OF value he has in the world. according
to his own statement. He has decided 70
the bank HIS house and lot on Chaplin
street and his country. place in south
snsS .P a wHDn foT ,SsOS tss sh;,,a swa
weeks ego. The bank officers value the
two properties at 5000 Hall has aleo
turned over to the bank in all about
SIS. 200.
be can make no further restitution. SO
far the ol1cers have been unable to learn
from Hall what he did with an the money
missing from the bank. II Is said that he
asserts he doesn't know what he did with
it, but has intimated that he spent it on
This explapation will not prove conciu-
sive to che eouthbridge people, who have
known Han for years and have been aware
OF the quiet style In which he and his
family have lived. Hall received q salary
Of ~ 500 q year from the bank, and after
he was elected Town Treasursr he was
paid $500 year by the town. making his
total annual salary 5000. sum on which
one may live in great comfort. even
:0mstnsing s.1s a:Pproaohins : luxury. and rear
The examination OF the bank by Bank
Examiner Otis and experts employed by
the trustees who worked In harmony
with him revealed the fact that the books
had been tampered with almost from the
time Hail was elected treasurer, about
twenty years ago, and that every year the
shortage grew larger and larger. a
The sun., 1910-02-06
PAULL OUTSKIRTS TAYLOR
And Penn wins NY % Yards IN Relay Race
with Cornell

BUFFALO, Feb. 5.-Pennsylvania' rela y
team scored a victory pver Cornell's run
ners in the feature event at the Sixty-ifth
Armory games this eVaning. Pbnnsylva-
MAS advanta ge at the finish OF the two
mile struggle was q matter OF thirty yards.
To PAUL belongs the Hons share of the
credit for Penn's victory.
Jones OF Cornell ana I.evring Of Pennsyl-
vaniu Jumped in on the third relay and ran
They were shoulder 70 shoulder when they
dashed over the line. PAUL went ont 10
finish tho race for PepRsyivanis, while p. j.
sitter the holder OF the intercollegiate mile
record.
Paullis remarkable burst OF speed at the
finish was responsible for setting new
mark for the armory in two mile relay
race. The time Of the Pennsylvania team
was SOS l-5.
sam Liebgold OF the Pastime A. G. Of
New York won the mile walk In 7:33 2-5.
The sun., 1910-02-06
Br.dwen and Fletcher sign win Brush

Al BrfdwelI, the Giants reliable short
stop, sent his signed contract to President
John T. Brush yesterday. So did Arthur
Fletcher. the young lnfielder. who hopes to
be q star some dav
II. l.. Buck. Robert Scott. Chester Spenc er
and W. II. Psrsop al from the minor
leagues also have signed New York Ma
tional League Club c9ntracts and win leave
this week Manager McGraw expects to
have nearly thirty men signed before the
end Of this month
The sun., 1910-02-06
EASY FOR THE ARMY.
west PeInt Keats Penn al Basketball.
ID 10 n.

WEST POINT. Feb. 5.-The Army had an
easy time defea ting the University OF
Pennsylvania basketball team here tO-da y
by a score OF 20 to 8. The passing and tea m
work OF the visitors was fair. but they
lacked accuracy In shooting and Marks
where the basket was. He made six points
OF Pennsylvania score. In the first half
vanla scored and the half ended with the
Army, 10: Pennsylvania. I.
In the second half Pennsylvania had
cha noes 10 increase their score. but re-
pea tedly missed easy shots and one point
was, ALT they scored In the final period.
Conrad was the star goal shooter and shot
ak Of the Army's goals. On the defensive g
Millikin and Copthorne spoiled many OF
Pennsylvania s tries, Arnold was decidedly
OF to-day in shooting fouls and out OF
eleven attempts, only landed one.
The sun., 1910-02-06
Navy wins AZ BantetbaIl.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. s.-The Naval
Academy this afternoon again proved Its
claim to have one OF tho spcedlest and best
basketball aggregations In the country
by rolling up q score OF IS to Q against tho
University Of Virginia. The visItors, who
had achieved some reputation this season
and have put up q good game elsewhere,
or accuracy OF passin9 ""d shooting, and
the team work OF the Navy " - as nearly per-
fsct f;, as IA hss EYER EYER been seen here so eneS-
May, the star forward Of the Virginlans,
that no was not able TO net the ball onoe.
The sun., 1910-02-06
sis.eee Tor rlls leg.

John Toner. motoru,an on the Am
stsrdara avenue line. recovered verdict
Of $4,000 agatnst the New York City
Railway Conapany beosuse he was caught
betweem two cArs whiie IN the act OF rails
ing the fender of his car and Iost his
left Ia. The Appellate Division, OF the
Supreme Court a1irmed the Judgment
yesssrdAy ON condition that Toner take
The sun., 1910-02-06
KING ASKS no GET BACk.
Cubs Catcher Applies 90 National Ceni-
mission for neina q temcnI.

CINCINNATI. Feb. S.-John King, catcher
Of the Chlca go National lea que baseball
team, fled to-day an applica tIon for REIN
statement In the ranks OF eligible players
with President August Hermann OF the
National Baseball Commission.
By reason Of his refusal TO play with the
not be permitted TO play until the commits
sion has approved his application.
The sun., 1910-02-06
DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS.
suggested to Protect University students
From $4,000 MisSORtares.

The New York University School Of
Commerce alumni to the number Of $50
dlned last night at the Hotel Astor. There
we're several guests. including John
Nl tchell, John +. p. Knight, secretary
and treasurer OF the Canadian Banking
ASSOCIATION; Norman Hapgood. William
", McAdoO and Dean Carenoe ID. Aahley
, The Rev. DR.. Percy 8. Grant suggested
mat New York University add an Athletic
department 50 that any OF her stiidents
waking in Fifth avenue with a7s 900 In
rs pockets might be able to protect
deposition.
Mr. McAdoo said that whils certain
orporatlons were perhaps soulless be had
oms 70 believe that the public was soul
se toward corporations.
The sun., 1910-02-06
Nu,n.rt Ne.rl, the wnol. Teaa.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM Pa. Feb. 6.-Lehigns Z
showed tear work against franklin and
Marshall tonight. winning at basketb4b
game when the visitors led.
Muthart played a fine game for Lshi0h,
ma king twenty-one points. r' .es 4
The sun., 1910-02-06
Teeh Boys Beat the Army at Hockey

wEsT POINT. Feb. S.-The Army hockey
team went down before the Massa chusetts
score Of . TO o. The Massachusetts, boys
played together well and fine display OF
team % WORK ens olsd stScklan 70 sc0rs the
sloan TO add two more In the second
The sun., 1910-02-06
L.awrenceyilie swimmers WIN Easily.

TRRSroS. Feb. S.-Ths LAwrsncsvills
swipming tenn defeated the Ba!rinssr
Hiah School today BY n to q, Winning
ts & Sosn sss 's Tie r. A .as sssSGs ~ F'sf'd
Eks 10 yard swim wss minute . sscclds. :
The sun., 1910-02-06
Nnuau,s heats vale at Rask ethan.

wiLLIAMsTowE. Mass, Feb. S.-willia ms
outclassed Yale. n to 10. tonight In q fast
hasketball game. The Yale team guarded
10 follow the fast Berkshire Ave In the
second period. Lewis and hmbie starred
The sun., 1910-02-06
Great Pro sculilng mace Arransed.

BosroN. Feb. s.-coaoh Wray OF the
Harvard crew has received . letter saying
that Q match between Richard Afnst OF
Australia. the world q champion professional
scuiier, and 0eoFge whslch, the New zea-
land champion, for stake. Of fs00 and the
werId's the win be rowed next mouth at
The sun., 1910-02-06
hsformed spclllnx OlllcaaI A.Isea ts DC

"a'rfned spciifns 0fncsai Asked 70 &c.
Deputy Commiasioner Benis OF the
apartment Of Water Supply. oas and
sectrlclty, said Yesterday that Water
SsS SSister Thomas M- Lynch q The Bronx
ies,roSe r Zen asked 2 reeim. he 4 Ne re-
The sun., 1910-02-06
EASY YIctor, FOR Pennlnstan.

PkNNINoroN, n. J., Feb. 5.--The local
school team defeated the Northeast Manual
lastic League to-day at basketball. 20 10
ls
The sun., 1910-02-06

sccrsscorpel so., :; Ysie q dGsIsycros.ysl- M
sutate-Brooks for johnson. Referec-W. c.
Russell. Hockey Club of New York. Assistant
umpres-V. Y, HERMAN, Cornell; r. Q, Brit
ton, Hockey Club. Tfner-E. Garon and s. ".
minutes.