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SPEEDING AUTOMOBILlSTS
SUMS GOOD SANITATION

Chicago. Nov. 29,--Percy Hawkins
saved himself n fine for automobile
speeding and the good will of the po-
licemnn who arrested him when he vol
unteered the use of his machine IN
rushing TO the aid of a family reported
overcome by gas in their home.
Hawkins had been brought into the
policc station and he was arranging
with the desk sergeant for his release
on bail The sergeants telephone rang
and over 1t in All agonzed voice came:
ooh, hurry to $50 Hcdgcwlck street,
officer: there's three men here dying;
they were overcome by gas.
The sergeant repeated the request
and Hawkins insisted on the use of his
machine. Municipal Judge Blake,
hearing the story dismissed Hawkins.
The men overcome by gas recovered.
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MANUEL B0N|LLA
HAS SOME SUCCESS
Captures Atlantic Ports Of Hon
duras and the Department
Of Comayagua.
SOLDIERS SENT AFTER HIM
Ordered to Rctukc tic Territory They
Joined EN-Prcsiiicnts
Forces.

San Juan Del Sur, Mic, Nov. 90
Advices received today from Teguica-
galpa state that the Atlantic ports
of Honduras and the departments of
Conlayagua have been captured by
revolutionists under the leadership Of
former president Manuel De Bonilia.
Government forces sent to re-tale
the territory Joined the enemy.
Gen. Bonilla brought about an 3up-
Successful revolt. agaIn3t the govern
ment of President DaTilt last sum :
NJ ar ater ne sought refuge In Guate-
mala from which country he was de-
ported. Recently he was reported 70
be In New Orleans organizing an
expedition which was to attack Inc
Atlantic coast of Honduras. BONITA
cause was helped somewhat by the re-
bcllion of Gen. Jose Nalladares the
governor OF the island of Amapala.:
The latter was recently depoSed ana
came to this country.
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FLOWERS GRACE BIER OF
"WIMS0ME WINNIE HORN

New York. Nov. 29-Flowers from
many We'll known politicians and bust
ness mon grace the bier OF 'Winsome
Winnie" Horn, u news girl who for
nearly 20 years had sold papers at Il
stand near Twenty third street and
Sixth avenue. She died Yesterday Her
regular patrons in the cid days includ-
I'd the members of the amen Corner"
in the old Fifth Avenue hotel. notably
Senator Plat, Gov. Odell and Senator
Mark Hanna. 1t was "Winsome Win
ME" who gave TO Senator Plat the
nickname THE Easy Boss" She was
mnnN chieftains
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NEW YORK REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

Albany. Nov, 29.--In its statement OF
election expenses received by Secy. OF
state Koenig today. the Republican
state committee certified that its re-
ceipts were $4,000 which included
$ll5,62b Individual contributions,
4 $4,000 loan was made by Chairman
Ezra Prentice. rebates from special
train charges" Sl3lS. and rebates from
printing" $1,000 The detailed dishurse-
ments TO date amount to $l25,520,
Among the contributors We're Frank
A. Munsey. $4,000; George w. Perkins.
$4,000 Chauucey NJ. Depew, Andrew
Carnegie. Otto Il. Barnard, and james
Thompson each $4,000,
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c1llcAGo pRA1NAGE cANA1.

Chicago. Nov. 29,-The North Shore
branch OF the sanitary district drainage
canal. the largest project undertaken by
the present board of trustces was Hood
ed today, The canal is expected to pro-
vide a tnownge of 100000 gallons n
minute. lt
The channel was built at n cost OF
s2.;o000o ana supplies II solution to SOW
age disposal of Evanston, Wilmette.
Winnetka icnilworth, Gross Point and
Glencoe It Is 20 feet wide and has a
14-foot channel.
A system OF parking and Ornamental
ton copied after that along the Seine
in Paris. is contemplated by Evanston
and WiImcttc
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KANSAS CITY WANTS
TO BE SAFE AND SANE

Kansas City, Nov. 29-An ordinance
forbidding the discharge of fireworks in
this city except at public exhibitions
which shall be regulated under special
permits, was passed by the city council
last night. The ordinance also forbids
the retail sale of fireworks here but fire.
works may be sold at wholesale to
Gates Of II sane Fourth of July caused
the ordinance to be introduced, The
mayor has announced that he will sign
the ordinance. thus making it effective.
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TO ATTEND SHERIDAN MEETING

sccy. G. b. stewart OF the Utah
W0olgrowcrs's association leaves this
evening FOR Sheridan, Wyo, In at
tendance on n meeting there of the
Wyoming shcepmen to be held Dec. i
md g. MR. stcwnrt viii make an adj
dress on Comparative legal, economic
and sanitary conditions and differences
obtaining In Wyoming and adjacent
states He Will urge such u rcadjuat-
ment of the statutes OF these inter-
mony tho laws bearing on interests Of
sherpmen, and thus secure equal treat
ment .for9nll. Mr.. Stewart will also
urge consolidation OF lntcrmountaln
sheep interests SO MS to present a
stronger and most effective resistance
at Washington to tho attacks on tho
wool tariff. III Y y n
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home and the hospital physicians sup
posed they Ind seen the last of him.
But eight hours later there came an
call from Il police box a
dozen blocks from Settlers homo and
presently the attendant came in with
Setter again. Believing MS Injuries
trivial he had left his home for his
place of business at his customary
hour and on the way had taken 4
header. The fractured bones were re-
set and the laccrated hands again ban
daged This time the patient was de-
tanned for treatment.
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TRAIN STRIKES HAND CAR,
KILLING ONE PERSON

Cheyenne. Wyo,. Nov. ga. L. Pc
tcrson of Fort Dodge. Iowa, was in
stantly killed, and c. x. Wellington IA
tally injured ut Walcott. Wyoming. last
night, when the hand-car on which
they were riding was struck by a work
train. Both men were connected with
the engineering department of the. Tn
ion Pacific.
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PRIEST. TAFT INSISTS
ON GREATER ECONOMY

Washington, Nov 29.-President Taft
informed his cabinet officers. after scru-
tinzing the final draft of the estimates
: of the various government departments
for the fiscal year beginning July y.
1911. that there must be a further and
deeper cut in them: that they would not
do in their present form,
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PAY THEIR MONEY
AND TAKE THEIR CHOICE

Washington. Nov 2a--Americans
writing letters or postcards TO points
in the far east may pay their money
and take their choice" as to what
route their missivc shall take. Postal
officials in this country have been
notified that mail for the far east adj
dressed via Siberia" or via Europe
Siberia shall be included in mails for
Germany. whence it will be forwarded
by the Siberian railway route instead
OF by the Pnciilc ocean route.
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CONFERENCE ON
CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS

Washington. Nov. 9.--Collector Loeb
of New York held conference today
with Sccy. MacNcaEh in regard to
the customs frauds nj New York.
j. H. lirack. Il naval officer of tho
port OF New York; NJ. P. Andrew. law
officer there and j. p. Wheatly, a
special agent accompanied Mr.. Loeb to
Washington. The Whole question of
customs under vauat ton is being con
sdercd and the course the government
shall take In the alleged WOODEN frauds
recently unearthed is being discussed
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8\nIZoNA CONVENTION

Phornix. Ariz,, Nov. a0,--Aftcr n
lengthy debate on the medical measure.
the third clash on the same subject, It
was again defeated today in the con-
stitutional convention rs to IL. Notice
was given that another reconsideration
would be asked tomorrow,
An effort was made to. eliminate the
entire declaration of rights from the
constitution, but failed. MS did an
amendment by Delegate Ellinwood, sus-
pending the right of habeas corpus IN
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lNCENDlARY KILLED
in DUEL WITH POLICEMEN

Toledo O.. NOV. 29,-After he had
broken into ana set fire to Il moving
picture theater III the residence dis
trict of the city. an Unidentified man
was shot and almost instantly killed
by Putrolm1n Carl kruse, carly this
morning, after the policeman had eN-
changed several shots with the strang-
er during q chase Of nearly block.
The fire was eXtinguished a few mo-
mpnts later with triiiinG damage.
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AUGUST ROPKE ENTERS
A PLEA OF GUILTY

louisville. Ky. Nov. 29.-August Ropkc
today entered a plea of guilty to five
counts of the indictment charging him
with enbezacment of the funds of the
Fidelity Trust company The total of
Ills ,lcfalcatIons was Sl.49O,0O0
Tho amount was reduced BY rccovcrics
to S1,Og0.OoO Ropke was given n SEN
tence OF from 10 to is years in the peni-
tertiary, this penalty covering all his
offenscs. Ropke was secretary of the
companS's barking system
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POSTMASTERs APPOINTED.
lsnecInl to TIC Ncws y

Washington, D. c., Nov. 29--Post-
masters appointed: utah--Frutand,
Wasatch county, George l.. Petrashek
vice s. r. Jones, resigned.
Idaho-Soldier, Blaine county, Chap
man II. 1.eek vice II. NJ, Wattlcs. re-
signed
WEomng-Tipton. Sweetwater coun-
ty, John l.. Hudson vice L. +. Robin
son. RESIGNED.
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STOLEN WELLS FARGO SAFE.
FOUND AND FOUND INTACT.

Musltosec, okla, Nov. 29.--The
iron safe containing $4,000 stolen
from the sub-station Of the Wells
Fargo Express company here last
Saturday night was found last
night and all the money recovered.
The safe which was found under
the porch OF an abandoned house
had not. been opened. o. i. Sens
baugh. w. II. Kelsey and r. o.
Givens. who were arrested follow
ing the disappearance OF the safe,
are being held even though the
money has been recovered.
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LOS ANGELES DYNAMITE
OUTRAGE INVESTIGATION

Los Angeles. Nov, 2?.-Thc illness OF
three jurors prevented the session to-
day of the special grand jury invss-
tigating the Los Angeles dynamitinS
outrages and the return of expected IN
dictmcnts. 1t is believed that indict-
mcnts will be voted tomorrow against
four SUSPECTS.
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ARE NO POLITICAL.
DISTURBANCES IN SINNION

ri paso. Tex, Nov 29--.t letter from
Cullcan, Sinaloa, to The Herald says
mat everything is absolutely quiet
throughout that region and that there
are no political disturbances at all The
same letter says that a number OF
Me%icans who were implicated in the
murder of John l;llick, an American.
recently at Badinguato. Sinaloa. have
been arrested and sentenced to be
hanged next week
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POPULATION oFrs1ARYLAND.

Washington. Nov. 29.-The popula-
tion of the state of Maryland is 1.29i,
450. according to statistics of the thir-
teenth census made public today. This
is an increase of l06,406, or . per cent.
over 1.1SS04 in 1900.
The increase from 1890 to 1900 was
1864, or "A per cent.
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POPULATION o. NEnRAsKN.

Washington. NOV, 29.-.Thc population
Of the state of Nebraska is l,l92,2l. ne
coraing TO statistics OF the thirteenth
census made public today This Is I'M
increase Of 125,9i4 or Ills per cent
over ], Q66, 100 IN 1900 The Increase from
1890 to 1900 Was 1890 or per cent.
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STORM ON CASPIAN SWEEPS
HUNDREDS OUT TO SEA

Astrakhan. Russin, Nov 29--Dur-
ing a sudden tempest in the cas-
plan sea today landing stage on
which were 800 Persian dock work
ors was dragged from its moorings
and swept out to sea The storm
was so violent that attempts at res
cue were futile and all hope that
any Of the men Will be saved has
been abandoned.
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nULrTm,s POPULATION.

Of Duluth. Mimi, is 1896. according
to The thirteenth census statistics made
public today. This Is an. increase of
25,A9I or 4Sl per cent over 5000 In
l0OO eglts ~ ,lE- b 8 Hit1l .,'f $50 as fHs
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BELLEcoun. THE ARTIST. DEAD.

Paris. Nov. 29.-Eticnnc Prosper
Borne Bclccour. the landscape and por-
trait painter. died here today. He was
born at Boulogne- surNIer in 1895
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times OF rebellion The declaration of
rights was finally adopted as amended
by tile style. revision and compilation
committed.
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COLI.
Mru. VanasrSeeA New Chasapasa Z Penn
NAN Mt Plaehurst.

PINkHURsr, Y. e.. March "a classy
field including nat ional amateur champion
Robert 4. Gardner. Walter = Travis q
Garden cay. Allan lard. twice United
North aud South champion james =. stan
dish, Jr.. United North and south cham
pIOnship title holder. and . brilliant array
of professionals. were contestants In to-
days amateur and protest. onAl tbirty-sil
hole modal play. four ball match.
The best card Of the day vas 81 f0I
AIeysndeI Ros. and William 7. wss, Q,
and D' l. Ross and Henry G. FoSnes Of
Is ssr1 tied s,,,sR rsssa Wei
st and Alexsndsr Ross led m the afternoon
with u Gardner. Travis. Lard and stan
dish did no, get very close 10 the leaders
". T West ssd Aiehandsr Ro.s. z. ss-ui
- %.ls hsc+r, 4: Gsrassy sad chsII,sa Z,
9aTsner. "a. i,Eias. James D. slandlsA. il. an
SSsEEs sSFEssL "a i:s. : 2 1s n,i: 80 SO
and RSoert Han'er. n. 7s-lS1
Walter J Travis played with e West
IalntsT ana VAS one q the pairs. including
did not turn In cards. George q. button
played with Herbert strong and -c0Tef ist
Walter FaiTbAnlss, the Colorado champion,
played with u. Murphy and made 81.
Mrs. q ~ vAnderbsck Of Philadelphia
VAS the winner OF the final in the Champion
ship for ~ s,,, she S ia h Mis- MARY MARY
by M MIR T " HOrnblONer Of South
orange won the consolation from Mrs
e. :. Naterhou-e Of BroOkline. nv sup and
10 play.
Cars MAJ, y. ,. March a The Cfs:
ofscers for the cOmlrE alprnev LOuts v
Ayres, president; Rtchsrd Camplon. vice;
fWkr
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ned by "on-sn. ot the directing council.
..on-i-t Iog " the presidents for the time
beng 81 he British 'he~- club. the BROOK
l,n Ihe-. tiub. the cay ~ London Chess
Club and ih.. Manhattan 1hes- club. or
such - III. add Officers a. shall for the
tiuie Icing cAi-t No one IAN question
the right III donor to name the terms
cf d~~i NJ gtft
II may well IT, II W. were allowed to
franc tho c"ndt'i ton. governing the snatch h.
Ne should iasi-i that tb.' match should
- PLAYED ~ British rtihir,'t- against viti-
Tens af The tinted State hut a. long a.
Ne 'oniI~te COT 'h" SIR George NeNne-
trophy 81 must ~ done under the rules
formulated h. rhc donor lct NJ rather
hopo thai tho defeat, 1T the last two years
viii -'itHulb. plAyrrs Sho are eligible tn
prepare iheiu-rINr- tor ne struggle neat
ycaF - ilgt vs." NAV enter the "Oute~t
with every m"rrlsr of the team m perfect
training.
nv ,onH.ieu.c ~ he ability 81 the Amer
ican trarr fo uusI.y vW that trophy three
.u~Ccs-i," '.rus- t- r'-f ~ absolute ~ u
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take az point of the nativity claus q
suExe-i donor 10 alter the decd OF
eff amt 81 he refusal to comply
With the -aus-t decide not to play any
more nat' ha- for the trophy
The Dain Ora phic of London in it, issue
uf March I: gave quite q number of sketches
taken at the Hotel savoy. where the British
Team conducted it, games IN the Fable
ntatTh against America. lnasmuch A.
most ~ the lkenazze- Of the players are
VERY good indeed THE SUN takes great
pleasure Va Teproductug the-e sket"heS.
lsI' sunday THE SUN dwclt Al length
IN the splendid foriu exhibited by the
Britt-hsr- ON cable match day. ~ proof
of which q may DO stated that lust previous
30 th.. cable match Two 81 tho members Of
The team engaged IN the championship
tourney Of the Northern tOuntis- th~-~
mon az BlaC kpool. namely =. II Nats-
and ' l. MahituUh. the contest being won
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white 5 pieces
white 70 PLAY and mate IN two moves
SOLUTION TO pHoBLHA 30 -
B-Qa KAn. KIT Ks eh. ar
g@ kK B-kse ca. A.
LsA Ss,s'= So % blB, A'
SOLUTION To =soaLkn so a.
Cosr.ct solutions received 70 problems 40.
a and y from A. p. GinneT New IOTk. William
Rgnk, RtdEewood. y. charls. wintams. Phiia
deiphiA Joseph Bradley, Ridge~ood.
NsrsS. sroSsbn n. I. j Psrtridss. New Maven
onn & BrAine. New y ORR city
COrror, solutions rscesyed % problem No
w iTSn 50ns'' H'STs sS , @ yn rS-s ,,,
10 name Of Nowhers Allan CLARK Sew orr
ciD g =. rruha,e BrcOklyn. Y !. "siters vale
Add,,,onsl correct solutions received 20 pron
lem NOs. a and rs from q. Brains New ork
Additional ~oTre~, solutions received 20 rrob
ler NJ ~ from g !. Tribute BrooEkn ,
CoNsEspoADsNcs
The readers NJ THB SUS are respectfully 70.
au~sted 20 Kindly addYes. ali comrnunica ton.
COrnsr Ony and not 10 enrio-s solutions With
letters Addre~ssd "a the puzzle department
This netpod you'd avoid delay
q. -. n. Brooklyn " would be against the
pras ipi~ of TsE SUs 20 0Tet pfises
!. " Marsh. RYOohlyn The problem In aues
',on did not reach rHNSuS. AM hOS. OIL Ought
~ ,ry IN a., The revised problem printed In ths
" SULLIVAN. rhlIAdelphia ! Pawn ID
king's Z. pawn % auc~n's hishop'ss
knight 20 qpe.n, bishop 81, sn'ght. Ac
slementsry bOoA, which Eives YOU ali the needec
Information.
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yeas vhsD ~ had fro rIns 80 our rrsdif
This iettsr AN asHrrr.y 10" 'H'last n ftttnG
rsril huF an uuly la termed az % q planattnu
- the u,stfaf snH he Hu1l ~"rtiuiruf- ~
no letter 81 30 I-. sIe.vfu'|H tn1pr~s,i hr the
AunefH an lus.a pprlt Us' fI..e-tt0n. how
ever y no. 80, hssr ur 1907 40 ar" gOfng ~
IN tho - Al rIlft' fIs' pGs-itDU repeatedly
broso hot rna.ll - b-f h"r rpdrT IN" ~
suTastan.~ . match PLAYED Nv nstiN"
AmeTi"sn- ar.ru-f native hrHiShsr- IAN
pFopet ~ 'alled 2 us''h i"f Nceu Amer
20 snd Great BrraHn Ju.i l"'aU-" Of fh-
nafivif tlau-r ~ sf'f "n- of th~ utts-t
>,taiea AMI t.rsat kTi'aru ant ireland Rr"
entitled - al 40 ,Ivr prtvtirge- ut fheir
TeaDacfINT sDuu'ri..- hu' - hF-- The bru
,-heTA zaN A. fn max" an "N'~piton vhi"h
never Na- infrotu""' into any "th"r inter
naftonai rpor'- aft ga-tifn"-
ndsT th~ circumstance br IaHker,
~hlle n0i blaming tH" pTe-en' otnut' 80
n mak ing tu" rrlIe-. simply birmr- thorn tnr
rlaylnR under -urh. a. be- CALI ~. IN Amer
traO regrlattUf- 80 sptlr-e thsvS cannot
poesibiy 30 auv obJr' itou- To- plt'tUgR 'Hhl~
rbeaa match annuHN' r"'v rsu -s' If
nafts Amrri su- RRd raJ a." Rrifi-hsfs -"
more Than ilrnT" ,ouId T." auN against
conte-i h.'u s~u FTift-h nh y-I"tans amt
American ubv~i'i4u~ uf Au'rf' an lAwl er-
sRainsf Prtfs-u .uT|-f-. boot fNss '1his "he--
raatch 80 G"u ulsE ~ -'DuIt not 10" 'all"t
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Hish ssSool, We s- YORK: Do wRs Clinton,
York Commercial Hlsh seho2L bFSekly1.
New York. In the apppndOd picture Of
the winning team ne md IN the back roW
reading from left to right IN the order
named j. Barry, FIRST substitute; -.
Watsoa, board :: Max Hacker. board =;
J. q. Allen. faculty administrator, end N
the front 20 the lsh. Peter Oarms. board =
ne meeting OI the leading teams IN the
NTH round Of the championship series o.
the InterboEouGh Chess League resulted IN
cham lon team Of the Dyker HeiGhts Conn
try Club. which won by the acore Of "a 70
-. The defeat of tho Lyceum side - ac5
of the players who were expected 10 play
at The tOO h0aPefa ThO SUMMARY
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0ANsir nEcIINED

The good Old fashioned way Of defending
~ Not the right place for the queen Thew
are of cOuTsr tnnuInerahle lines 0f play IA
a. IN retire B-kt after blarks adv ancr NJ the
OPP. or o-H. and n eventually the bishop j.
attackrd Il rs. 81
~ The bishop having uitis srope ~ NJ -
black rtn Obstrurt the diaPInal easily. IS. kktx
III PAX "a ~ might hc considered
"a The atrrnH I've would have bern 70. OKtN
Kf KtNkt u KtNkt PNkt - pap
~ IN ingenious rrlOtndeT. vhirh secures the
better game
n r. Ms might ~ considered - the iniual
OF an e,~ntusl kings side demon alton
O. The bishop would - more useful against
blArks renur pawn consequently NJ "a
might he plNNed ~ y NAki then =. OAB.
EtAp. y v X Wtth sdN zufsg~
~ y ~ stthouEh shutting OFT 'hr roos
momentArily, could be played ihTra t~ninght ~
The neNt move l-svcs the ghU Wcas
Thrrp 4, ~ wing IN game Uith weak
Cktp and an irrpyi~onef rook h~-rrs
10 The Vholr game vas PLAYED BY NJ Nstes
IN ntst ,lass 81 r.
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affair The latter secured auarteIa. and
chess PLAYERS IN The metropolis not an Hated
~ hear the toctoT In a lecture and also 20
try 4 game an = simultaneous Exhibition
to follow the lecture
In order. however to make the whole
business rather popular the doctor decided
to charge ouly a nominal entrance fee. Al
soon he will have aelesfen the subject
Of his le'ture he viii give further partlcu-
lars. lie intends to Introduce q novelty
bN bringing regular programme on
winch six diRgraIns illustrating the main
points 1T his l.rture will ~ shown. Thus
everybody Intending to attend the lecture
Wlll he enabled practically "a prepare him
sell for u bv studying the positions before
hand, aud Va 'a-e tho lerturer should fail
- Tally exhaust the subject he would h.
ready to answer any additional queries
offered 10y the audience
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lnaerctty rrnmr.

According tn the figures NJ the annual
count ot passengers crossing the tAa
River compiled by the Public service or
there v an in"rca~s NJ per cent over
ia1s, TrR vel over the BrOokIyn Brit -
showed an increase OF i0.1SS toward Brow
year. and 2.aG7 toward Manhattan VI .
that over The William hurg Bridg 90 in~r~s SOD
iO.t4o toward brooklyn and a. R11 toWa Il
MAnha ttsn. FERRIES show = loss both wa,s
the travel toward Brooklyn heing 80 ~
and toward Ma mia ttan ct.ssI loss tnz ~
the wear previous
Subway tnvel increased ts.0as tovari
BROOKLYN aud lS,-7s toward Manha tan
The total travel by bridges and -uhvH .
showed = gain of fs.s7t toward Rrnok r"
whtch. deduCting the IA 0y7 loss nv fefrfs.,
shows net "a IN tB that djras.t ION Of Il 80