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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24

Clerks in the county clerks office de-
clare they have found the abiding
place of Dan Cupid as the result of an
examination of the book in which the
marriage licenses issued in Los An
geles county are recorded. They say he
lives in Long Beach and that they can
prove 1t by the records.
According to the marriage license
book Long Beach holds the record in
Southern California for the number of
licenses issued to elderly couples. 1t
is shown that there are more elderly
folks" in Long Beach who are smit-
ten with the little gods arrows than
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
SPEED LAW BROKEN by
457 AUTOISTS IN YEAR
Ten Per Cent of Local Drivers
Have Been Arrested Since
Last April

Out of 5000 autoombile owners in Los
Angeles, one-tenth were arrested for
violating the speed ordinances between
April /, 1909, and April l, 1870 accord
ing to a report made yesterday by AS
sistant City Prosecutor Sidney Reeves
who handles all such cases.
Four hundred and fifty-seven arrests
were made during that time, out of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
LET CONTRACTS FOR FIXTURES

Contracts for installing fixtures In
the new eight-story bank building at
san Pedro have been let to the Los An
geles Cabinet and Furniture company.
Charles Bandle superintends the work.
The company reports business Is In
creasing rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
TO APPEAR IN CONCERT

Miss Alice Marie Wernlund, soprano
and Miss Nina Holloway Ward, con-
tralto, will appear in concert at the T.
nj. c. A. next Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
100 LATE TO CLASSIFY

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REFINED CAPABLE HOUSEKBEPBR,
good cook. fond of children and chickens
desires situation: would care for elderly
people: recently from Boston; best OF
references 172 N. CHESTER AVENUE.
Pasadena $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
MEN EAGER To Be LEGISLATORS
ARE GETTING ON THE FIRING LINE

Good Government Movement in os Angeles County viii Exert
Strong Influence Nomination of Candidates and Results at
the Polls Machine Men Are Afraid to Put Forward Willing
Servants Who Are Camorng for the SpoIS of Election
The sun., 1910-05-08
HELD FOR ARDTCT1E.
Two Fast sIders In the TOmbs on q
Noman's & Omplatnt.

The District Attorneys once hopes
that in the arrest Of two men locked up
Yesterday On the charges Of abduction
and assault there NAV be clue 20 further
information concerning the white slave
traffic.
Tie men. who are nOW in the TOmbs
awaiting further examination Tomorrow
are Hymie Gross. p years Old. a singer. Of
l0O Ridge street. and vincsnzO Parrella.
Is wears Old. u pigeon dealer. Of 2l5 Mott
street The girl In the cAss is Rose
Schlanger, u years old. who lives at Ia2
Ridge street The arrest was brought
about by Miss Miner. formerly a proba.
tion otiicer bat now the head Of home
Tor girls
Miss Miner learned that the girl was
persuaded 10 leave her home on April rs
and that FOR a Wesk she lived n a fat IN
Stuyveaani place with Gross. who then
turned her over TO Pnrrella. After a few
DAYS PaTrela. u 10 charged. insisted that
Ross schianger 60 upon the streets and
give him the money that she made The
girl. seeing no other way Of escape, prs-
tended TO acquiesce. and then sought
employment Il vas While she vas loik [.
ing for work that Miss Miner learned OF
the case.
The pOlice aay that Parrella's picture Ia
IN the rognes' gallery. but that though
be- has been arrested for burglary and
poke, picking be has not been con.
victel
The sun., 1910-05-08
MATOUEENS CROWNEDNPIRK,
Thousands Of Happy Children Enjoy the
CoFanalIon spoFta

The first of the annual coronation Of
May Queens was held Yesterday in Central
Park where thousands u children gath
cred from the east and the west sides
Of the park.
TIE bright sunshine in the eagly morn
ing fulhlled the hopes of the Chilirun
who lined up In happy parties in their
home districts and marched 10 the park
with hands 10 head the parades.
Park Commissioner Slower issued per-
mits for the May parties TO g. upon the
lawns in certain parts of the park. The
permits were for parties numbering
about sIOO children. but more than twice
that number were playing on the grass
IN the afternoon. The police had received
instructions not tO be too strict about
official permits Where the Official paper
said that no children IN a party might
60 upOn the lawn 10 romp and play,
snd u was found 'ka: there wcro over
i0o hundr~d IN the party, none was
turned away.
The largest party took possession
~ the North Meadow. About .tO0 took
part ia ths juvenile games and had lunch
con there. There we're about O0O on the
hall ground. aud other parties occu.
pied Cedsr Hill. Peacock Lawn. Cherry
Hill and the other places lssiNued % the
children.
The sun., 1910-05-08

WANNA DICKIVSON LOSES.
Csnrt Holds Her Responsible Tor capt.
ninRehls Debts.

Miss Charlotte 3. Terry Of II Fast
Forty-fourth street. Who has been trying
for thTee years TO recover E.iOO from
Martha Dickinson the AIthor. and her
husband. Capt Alexander Bianchi. for
money loaned 20 them and who got an
order Of arrest for Bisnchi and there
after a mortgage from Mrs. Bianchi on
property in Amherst. Mass, NAV be able
20 collect a. the result Of a decision by
the Appellate Division of the supreme
Court holding that Miss Terry came into
possession Of the mortgage IN a proper
manner Mrs. Bihnchi had sued Miss
Terry and the latter's counsel, Maurice
leon 20 set aside the mortgage and the
lower COurt aWarJiel her judgment
which the Appellate Division reverses.
Mrs Bianchis contention was that the
mortgage was Obtainsd through false
representation threats and duress fol-
lowing the arrest u her husband. jus
tice clarke. writing the Appellate Division
decision. declares that from the testimony
Mrs. Bianchi had full knowledge Ot all
the facts when she executed the mort
gage and was more or less connected with
in~irring all the debts Tie declares
there n no suggestion Of conspiracy
between Leon and The deputy Who made
the arrest by which u was used to effect
general settlement The court saws
that Mrs Bianchi executed the mortgage
on her own initiative when for reasons
of her own she agres'd to pay debts. some
of which she had incurred herself. and
all of which she had participated IN and
none Of which has been paid 10 this day
SAYS the court
The sun., 1910-05-08
JERSET OUSRTER HIILENNgiE.
Celebration sG FIrsi Settlement Between
the HBsison and DrlANare Rivers.

Mavor H. Otto Wittpenn of Jersey City
appointed a citizens committee Of IA
Yesterday 20 cooperate in plans for a
celebTatiOn on October 1879 10 commem-
oraie the 2JOth anniversary of the found
ing by the Dutch sett lera Of old Bergen.
the first permanent ettlement bo;Wern
the Hudson aud Delaware rivers, and the
establishment Of tho earliest school and
the first church Bergen Reformedl within
territory nov embraced by the boundary
lines of Jersey City The Mayor sug-
gestsd that the Interesting event bs
celebrated az an Old home week and
recommended that the Board Of Finance
appropriate g .SOD 10 dsfrAy the EXPENSES
The site chosen for the village. the
MavoT said in his proclamation. rs we'll
Ilehned on the lines Of the original survey
II covered the four blocks now living
within the corporate limits 81 oar city
surrounding the open space now known as
Bergen square and bounded by four
streets which hear the names Of four Old
families Of New Jersey namely. Newkirk
Van Hsypsn. NrOOm and reurs avenues
Under the charter a municipal court vas
constituted and lot was set apart Tor
the school. which lot IN still occupied by
the southern portion Ot or own splendid
No n sChOOlhOuse. One Of the first
municipal acts Was 10 engage q school,
master. who beCame the vOOTleser Of tho
infant church
The sun., 1910-05-08
lRREST SAIED TMEM.
TIVE Runaway GIrls Halted On Nay "a
Keep appointment WITH mad Ncn.

TIVE Runaway t:Irls Halted On Nay is
Keep appointment Win mad Ncn.
Two young grls. charged in Esse1
Market police court yesterday with va
grancy, told a story which makes Il appear
that they were lucky IN being arrested,
They were laura Crane, ~ year, old. tho
daughter Of Eldsn Crane. a mechanical
drAughtsmRn living in Darby. Pa. and
Helen MOnRhan. 10 years Old. the daughter
~ a railroad engineer living al 17s Car
hslr street. Philadelphia They confessed
tn heing rInawayA from home and were
placed in charge Of Miss Doyle. the pTOba-
ton oftcrr. until their parents can b.
communicated with.
Laura Crane was visiting relat ives in
Philadelphia when she met Helen Mono
han. and they decided 10 come 10 New
York They paWned some clothes for
Cariare and reached here last Tuesday.
Friday. they said. thsy had spent thar
money and started IN 90 get work. Sofne-
h0W they found thsmselvea IN Seward
Park. which s known a. q rendezvous
for young men who prey on Eirls
Two men spoke TO the EiFis and harmed
their story. They ASKED the girls to 60
uutown 10 a boarding hOuss they knew Of.
The girls said they would 90. but that
they wanted first TO get their clothes from
50 Hicks street. BROOKLYN. where they
were then rooming
~ Yesterday. carrying THAR belonging
in a newspapsr. they came back 20 seward
Park to meet the men. While waiting
thev went into the public baths a. Seward
Park and the matrOn. OverheArtng their
converration. decided they Were 1inavays
and called an oficar They lied 20 him
NJ 1rst. but finally told him their story
Miss Doyle will Communicate with the
girls parents and send them home
The sun., 1910-05-08
EX.lMATEUR JOURNALISTS
the FossIls. I" They Call themselves. and
They Dlne once . Year.

Dactyls and pterOdAc, Wv might have
been found around the Republican Club
last night. for we're not the Fossils, as
the group Of old time amateur jo,lrRalisis
are called. eating dinner on the tenth
floor? You can most assuredly bet that
they we're. They've bsen eating dinner
once a year az the Republican club since
something like 1884. SOms Ons called
up Lloyd Griscom LAST night and asked
him about Il. Mr. Grizcom said he did
not know why the FOSSILS always elected
the Republican bill Of fare unless twas
because the Republican Club - rock
ribbed aud the FOSSILS are rock ribbed
too Which the FOSSILS themselves said
was pretty good for a prehistoric Joke.
The FOSSILS are those old boys who
from twenty-five 10 forty years ago used
20 run little Newspapers which they
wro,s and printed themselves. seven
wears ago some Of these amateur jour
nalists got together and discovered
that they had once had . bond in COm-
mon Now as JOe Miller. editor % the
SiRgis Tor Ne, iss, pat it last night. the
ineradiCable tendency Of people having
any bond AZ all in common IN 10 form
a Cllb M the FOSSILS came into being.
Once YOU hOld a neeting. explained
JOs Miller. you oil know each other
and the club continues Of liach. u n
self-perpe,uating. ike the single tax.
The single tar
Is that the tax on bachelors'- in
quired some one, and the conversation
drifted.
Pretty soon Charles G. Heuman. who
~ Tim WOOdrih's partner, presented
loving cup to John EdsOn Briggs OF
Washington, d. e. Mr. BTiggs. who was
formerly in the state Department. has
been president Of the FOSSILS till now
Mr. Briggs published the Imp la Wash
ington from 1878 10 1879.
Soon afterward everybody. or nearly
everybody. made a speech There was
Arthur SeitE. who ran Tor senator la New
Jersey On behalf Of the New Idea Rspuh-
licans. and Frank j. Martin, who we're
deputy clerks for our Aldermen, and
Charley Young. eH-presidcnt u the
Republican Club. and Carl Fiple. the
musician. and Glenn Chase Of Omaha
aud John Moody Of MOOdB's MagaRiRs,
II was strongly rumored that John T.
Wilkie. chief Of the secret service, WhO
also belongs, was somehwere around
the premises Sure enough, he showed
mp in gumshOes and was called on for
speech tie arose Everybody was
aWed, palpitating. silent.
Fellow FOSSILS said Mr. Wilkie, look
ing keenly but mrtively around him.
Hist
They cheered for seventv-One ssconda
The sun., 1910-05-08
WOMEN HElLTK GrARDIlNS.
Dinner 10 CeIebraIs the 1SIh Anniversary
Of Their society.

Ex.Health Commissioner Darlington.
sx sx-Commissionsr of Charities Hebberd
Commissioner WILCOX. Commissioner Of
Terements Murphy and Mrs. Esther Her
mann we're among the speakers az a
dinner gwen last night az the Waldorf
Astoria in Commemoration Of the twenty
nth university u the founding Of tho
WOmens Health Protective Society.
Mrs Ralph Trautmaun. leader and
president Of the health protectors. gave
a resume u the work done by The society
during the quarter Of a century IL has
been In existence A. final testimonial
she announced that Col. Roosevelt had
said in ls0d when he was Polics Com
missioner that they were the most rea-
a0nable body Of women with whom he
had come IN contact.
Park Commissioner Slower had prom
ised 10 at ai tho presidents table. bui a.
he had made a speech ~ the afternoon
when the association presented 10 the
city the marble drinking fountain which
they have erected on Riverside Drive at
ii0th street Mrs Trautmann said that
she felt he had a very good excuse for
staying away
Among those present were Mrs. William
Cumming Story. Miss Florence Guernsey
Mrs Belle De Rivera. Mrs r. W Hsbberd
Mrs ! L. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs Frank
Sturgis. the Rev Merle H. Croix Wright
aud Dr Schaufiier
The sun., 1910-05-08

The Rev Matthew J. Farley who was
assistant pastor of ~. JOssph's Roman
catholic Church. BaldWin and Pavonia
avenues. Jersey CITY. has besn assigned
a. pastor Of the new Church of the Holy
Name on Brighton avenue. Fast Orange.
This church since its erection in 1904 haa
been supplied from ~ Johns Church in
Urange A frame building ad Joining the
church will IL used a. a regtOry. The
Rev. Thomas y O'Shay. who for eight
wears has bcen assistant IN St Johns
Church va Orange. has hesn sent 10 ~
IOssph's Church In Jersey city 10 lake
Father Farley's place
The sun., 1910-05-08

John g. Bergen. a descendant ~ the Old
Long Island family VI ths. name and
uwner u ons - tho finest mansions on
the Shor' road Ia Brooklyn, Yesterday
hsEan q thirty days term In tho Raymond
EtFpet jail under SENTENCE imposed by the
Court ~ Spscial SesziJns Tor using while
intoxicated 1ns day last summer Insult
ing language ~ the wlfO u one u his
neiRhb0rs. Hs appealed from tbs de-
oision ~ ths Court Of Special Sessions.
hut tho -sDtaura was confirmed by tho
Appf late Division uu Friday. Bergen
has had many ncrar- with the polics u
Cosy Island aud Fort llBmlton and has
figesr,aniIy figuryl,l is. ,ss ygiics courts
The sun., 1910-05-08
ARREST DOCTOR FOR FORGERY
ACCTSED OF FORGING MOTHERS
NAVE TO CHECKS FOR ~ ,6S7.

Dr. James T. Ilaraly ~ I.archmonl Locked
I'p ai Psllee lieaauuaFieFs. saSs VS.
Az q Mistake Detective tiSt biIa
by muse- sister seeks for Hat
Dr. James T. Hardy Of Beach avenue.
Iarchmont was locked up at Police Head
quarters last night on a charge Of forging
checks amounting to SI.6O7 with the name
of HE mother, Mrs. Olive r. n. Hicks Of
Brooklyn. The complaint against DR.
Hardy was made by Harold swain. general
counsel for the Title Guarantees and Trust
Company. at i7s Broadway. DR. Hardy
declared that bic arrest was all mistake
aud that he had done nothing wrong
The physicians arrest came about
through a complaint made yesterday
morning 10 Inspector Russell Of the d.
tective bureau by Mr.. swain and an
Official OF the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company As the result Of their story
Detective Miley was sent 10 larchmOnt
at once to find DR. Hardy aud bring him
to Police Headquarters
When the detective reached DR. HaHiy's
residence on Beach street be- was told
that DR. Hardy had gone To the post once
20 sign for a letter. Miley found that DR.
Hardy had been there but had gone away
on a trolley car Back at the house Miley
learned that DR. Hardy had an appoint
msnt with a Mr. Beartlsley at Is Cedar
street There Milsy inquired at the once
=, u,,II,a,, T. Reard.lav n lawver
-,I,-,, al =, -, ~ u, ii
ou' Cou'uh ""u ""' '""' W ""'"y ""u
been there.
Miley went hack 10 IarchmOnt late
in the afternoon and bired a negro boy TO
- !, l.,,.r -, ne ua r,,,,, ho,,.s a, che
-. -.
same time borrowing department store
delivery wagon ami acting as driver
Miley got 20 the house lust as the boy rang
49,, Ls,li ana -h,., he s,w n man coun. and
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sc' NV '' vs.
learntng mat ths man was W hAruy'
Miley told him what he wanted.
DR.. Hardy sald that he wanted n
telephone and Miley permitted him 10
do 20. Miley said that after the physician
had phOned he reported that he had told
his lawyer the detective was there and
said his LAWYER told him not 10 20. The
detective told him he would lock him up
IN larchmont u he refused 20 60 to New
York. ~ Or. Hardy consented To 90.
DIR. Hardy got 20, Police Headquarters
al about 10 O'Clock. Beyond saying that
his arrest was a mistake BE- would not dis
cuss the case. Shortly after he was put
IN a cell woman wearing a mourning
veil. who said she was the physictAn's
sister. called at Headquarters and inquired
about tho bail The desk lieutenant told
her that she must arrange for y through a
Magistrate because Dr. Harry was
charged with forgery. She then went 20
the night court. She declared that the
charge of InrEery against her brother was
untrue and that he had done nothing
wrong.
The police san that llr. hhTtLv = mother
The sun., 1910-05-08
Fatsl PSwdsr alIn ESD,ou,ou.

WHKEsRARRE. Nav ! Levi Davis vas
killed aud Willard Wells and Thomas Sny.
der were probably fatally injured this
morning by the explosion Of tho packing
house ~ the Gracedale plant OG the D,I-
pOnt Powder Company. Other sections
Of the plant we're damaged. What caused
tho explosion n not known Davis was
alone IN tho packing house and the two
others we're Approaching the house The
shock was felt In this city. Windows werr
broken at Glen summit and FairvieW.
several miles away.
The sun., 1910-05-08
ALR R0rrE rO ND MLlND.
Don't Throw ThinE, From Bridge or
N1uH Be Arrested and iDlschaFErd.

10 throw q match from Greensboro
Bridge is not crime sp far ~ the pro-
visions uT the Pcnsl Code are concerned.
But tu tlkc two matches. put them IN
al envelope and throw them from ths
lr.dgc Go Bl7onWell's Island - 20 stand
d good chance ui being crested.
So lss rned james Klein n 2Ss Fast
Third street. VINO was arrIlgned IN the
NOrkVl." pohc" court yesterday by
Policeman clarke ~ the bridge squad
Klein tnd Magistrate kanochan that
~ Wa- smoker and thai d was hls SYM
Ia'hy for another smoker that got him
into trouble. tn" other smoker WAS a
psnitentmry prisoner working m the
quarry IN III cSVrli Island
This prisoner hl 4 cigarette buf no
match aud he slEnIlled his distress
~ 'he petestrian- IN tho bridge 10y show
ing the ri garette and pretending 10 scratch
something on his t-uuseT leg Klein
caught the signal and sent down two
matches ana was then arrested.
You mustn't throw anything ~ the
priAunsrs as yOu'rs liable ~ be- arrested
and tined ~ ia the Magistrate. ~ he
discharged him
The sun., 1910-05-08

Mrs Catherine Wheeler. who has been
suffering from nsurasthenia since the
death of her child y few months aRO.
shot heTash ~ith her husbands piafol
In their apartment ~ az West istth
street early yesterday morning. and disd
several hours later in tha Harlem Hos
pitnl
Mrs. Wherler eft shs hpd whe-a he~
husband. James, vas aaioop. and got his
The sun., 1910-05-08
rInder In bod. W ran.e. Dralh.

" BosToN. May = Arthur d smith a
leather merchant. dInt to-day 81 his
home In Cititondala Sey-rsl davs ago
he Joined Ia lighting brush frp and got
q rinder In hi- pva hlunl poisoning
davelop~d AMI proved fual Nr smith
vas chairman ~ tNH fvl1-DOrtatipn
cummiit"- ~ tho Saugl- EJl-i ~ Trade
Hs g. survived Wy hi- wigu
The sun., 1910-05-08
Duchess AND MONEY LENDERS.
Anaa Gsuld's Receivers Directed 10 Pay
RIA.AOa Interest Yearly.

George J. Gould and Helen NJ. Gould.
in their capacity ~ receivers Of the estate
of Anna Gould. Duchess de Talleyrand.
their sister. were directed yesterday by
judge Iacombe Of the United States
Circuit Court 70 pay to Mile. Paulc Fran
coise Marie Gilbert de Sartiges tlt. Wl
yearly in four quarterly instalments.
beginning On August 10. 1910. as interest
on a mortgage Of 100000 francs held
The sun., 1910-05-08
me wan ssrsst nErrnInr sn.

The Wall Street edition n THE EVENING
Sun contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations n the clnss
oi the market. The closing quotationa
including the hid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
N the night edition Of TINS EVENING suN
The sun., 1910-05-08
Five smaIlpsx Gases IN Bss.sa.

BosTON. May Five cases Of srA-
pOx have been discovered on Lond0
street in Fast Boston The infection ev
IDENTIFY came from Cape Breton. Abog
IOO persons in the vicinity Of the hous
have been vRccinatsd and the patient
have been sent 20 Quarantine M Gallop
Island.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Tho BEolow Carpet Company rendered
~ seml-annual dinner o tho nanazsrs
ami HHl.nmen a. IN" Now York Athletic
Club last evening Sucechel wc~o mai.
hv Henry +, Fairbanks End ". r Blod.
gatt. followed ~ an inform atdr-ss ly
Franklin =, Sbumwav o. Brst0D On
.llaleamen and Advertising; How Eagh
uglus The Uthg-'
The sun., 1910-05-08

CAMHRtrdE. Mas. May : Tho build
ing of the Harvard research laboratory
Ia memory II DR.. Wolcott Gibbs. "a. 10
assured 4 largo part sf the funds nsr.s.
arv is ready. most ~ tho ramairser "a.
been prDmiaad and tho small Foaidrs has
ben undsrwrittsn By 9 friend q ti,s uni
vBrsity.
The sun., 1910-05-08

by Mile. do Sartiges. Thirty eight thog.
sand francs is 60 he paid 20 the Duchss.
for taxes and incidental expenses Il %.
transfer of the mortgage from Lolis
p. y. A. Schneider. who recently held d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-10

/ Moran. He began by pecking away
as usual at his man and then land.
ing his left TO the head and follow.
ing up with rights to the head and
body. Mccarthy apparently was
weakening and backing up. but al
that, he did not show any signs oil
being In bad way. He was game
all the time and kept fghting back
as best he could.
The thirteenth was all In favor of
Moran up to the last half minute.
when Mccarthy rushed In and rain
cd blows on, the Britlsher's head and
body. Just before the bell. the local
lad hooked the Britisher ON the jaw
Then he half showed him and Moran
fell to the mat. He was apparently
dazed from the effects OF this Sc
we're punch. The force behind the
punch was not sufficient, however,
and Moran came up smiling.
Moran was somewhat careless In
that round and he slowed up some
what In the fourteenth round and
then came again in the fifteenth In
an aggressive way that tired Nc
Carthy and sent him to his corner
In bad condition and completely
tired.
Just thirty seconds after the gong
had changed for the sixteenth round,
Moran had delivered the right swing
that put Mccarthy, on the floor ~
, the ring and caused the fracture that
II is expected will prove fatal.
Two Preliminaries.
Jack Davis. son or the old Jact
Davis who once dropped Joe Choyn
+ ski In the old days. knocked oul
Terry Mustaine with a short RICH,
I to the Jaw Just after the second
round had started. MUSTANG wa
| out beyond all doubt. and even wher
! taken TO his corner It took some 1T
tic time to revive him. Davis wal
considerably heavier than MUSTANG
George Peterson was given six
round decision In the preliminary
over Denny Bowers, but the victory
did not reflect any glory on the win
ner. Peterson showed yellow
streak as wide as Market street and
was roundly Missed at the close
With the advantage In weight
height and reach, Peterson should
have knocked his man out, but ht
1 lacked gameness.