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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
81 UNITED STATES FOR THE East
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors OF DUNCAN LIVING g
Of Ilenrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the.
2lst day of February. 4. r. 1911. the said
DUNCAN LIVINGSTON L was dulyfgad-s
Judicated bankrupt. AND that the arSt
meeting OF his creditors Will be held
in my Office. Roome NOS 500 and 500.
american National Eauk Building.
Richmond, Va, on the 9Th DAY OF
MARCH. y. u. 1911, Mt 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their.
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the.
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess AS may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. e. SNEAr1.
Referee III Bankruptcies "a
-- -ebruArA. q. LII. ------ -l-- l-..-..-s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

Washington. February 25.--rhe
iipHBa tp-"'N appropriated S350.00o for
ne Worit OF demonstrating the hall OF
ne iiouSe 50 rs TO reduce. It's size prac-
icn 81, !" that of the Senate cha n,ber
problem of reducing the size
s. me time 70 provide for the proposed
ihHtchseu membership from 33i to 4s::
i i'aS ,leci met by doing aaay with tho
70 each member. In tho new H5;;se
oafn member VIII have an individ,,a,
cnalr; bu, There VIII be no desks 4
mai snoif VIII be provided on tho
ohcks q the chairs for usc1of members
sting IN the row behind. Two speak :
me places with large tables for Tire
nf,r,om,mPdatinn or papers and books
~. oc provided. one on the Demo-
S'@tIc ana one on the Republican side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

Washington. February e5.-The Bill
authorizing the use OF certified checks
N payment OF internal revenue and
customs dues was passed BY the sen.
ate to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

. (. { i B . . y z
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
limited STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
To the creditors Of Gel EMERY & PEA
TIS0SS. pnrtnership. and r. f.
CHENETlY and j. w. PE:iTROSS,s iti-f
dividuals OF Richmond. in the county.
or IIenrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
I'D day OF February, a. .. 19tj.f
partnership. and r. F. CHE.NERY and
J w. lEATROSS individuals, were.
duly adMdicated bankrupt, ana
that the first meeting OF their creditors
VIII be held in my Office. Rooms Nos S0.&
and S02. American National Bank Build
ing. Richmond. Va. on the It'll DAY
OF MARCH. A. d. 1911. at 10 O'clock
III the forenoon. q which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint 4 trustee, ex-s
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting
TIIOS. Il. SNEAp. s35
Referee in Bankruptcy.
f February ~ 1911 tsEls5sasG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
Makc. Ncw RECORD.


ns. tho sundry civil bill carrying APP
proximatcly $i4o.000,co0 tonight the
House OF Representatives made now
record Never before in the memory
OF the Capitol attaches las the suntry
civil bill tho biggest of all tho supply
ni!s. boen rut through the House In
two Gays under tho general rulcs and
without gag OF Iny SORT hcing re-
sorted to.
This fact Is taken as another evil
dence that the House is doing all IL
can TO aroid an extra session, and Is
anxious to get the last OF the appro-
irritation hills IN the hands OF the Sen
ate IN ample TIM" 10 pcrrni; OF their
consideration. only tho general def
c.enc5' bill remains to be passed by
the House.
Constituting what Is believed 10 he
another new record .ha House passed
So 100000 OF The iotal IN the sund rs
civil Dill BY ''un1niInous consent" Of
This amour; the public buildings Items
aaSrcgating more than $4,000 900.
were adopted without being read by
inc clerk. The general Panama Cana
appropitati tons, amounting 20 nearly
Sib.nVp.o"p. "rrc passed without dis
ctssion Of question: o; any sort The
Item for III" tortiilcatinn 81 tho cana!
wns considered as an entirely scpn ra e
provision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
Unl yatr for GIH8Eififaftnn !,

LOST. 7s'rR.AYED or STOLEN. ABou;f,
month ago. Very large collie dog.
Yellow Answers to the narno t,k
Taft Age about ~ months. Rn-
ward II returned to TOM f. BAG
Icy, Twenty fifth and Larrin Ston;
street,. 5sFis5a se e 90
WANTED. a CoLORED COOK. fS.s
ply 6fe Seminary Avcruo. GsiltsSs
Park ie!4 ii fsf 5lg 1s5s.ssI1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS 3l
No. 1905.

In tho matter OF No,
CHENERY s. I'EATROSS,
a partnership. and T
+. CHI EMERY and i.
w. PEATROSS. indi-
ViduaIS,
Bankrupt Bankr
The evening world., 1911-09-02
TURN
INTO A BRICK IN
VAL|SE Of PRIEST
Accused Subway Ticket Chop
per Tells Court He's a Crazy
Hero of Army.

William q. Ford Of No. III West
Ninety-fourth street. . subway Tickle;
chopper. who claims that ne served two
years In the Philippines a. q second
Lieutenant. Of volunteers and nat ne
once saved the life OF Gen. Lawton.
was held In $500 bail In the Yorkvi,le
court to-day. charged with stealing
tickets II ON the box st tbs Twenty.
third street station.
Inspector Sherlock OF the inter
borough Company testified that he saw
Ford ake two ..ckets out OF the box
Thursday night. He searched the pris-
oner Immediately afterward'. he aid.
and found twenty other tickets.
Sherlock said there was another com
plant against Ford The Rev. J. q.
Mythen OF the House of Mercy. at In
wood on the Hudson. had complained
that he left a va,ise In charge OF Ford
last Sunday night. II contained vest
ments and a prayer book. When II wa.
returned to him. the clergyman said. |,
contained only newspapers ard a brick,
What have you to say?" asked Mag.
istrate Breen.
Nothing. except that l don't think
am In my right mind" said Ford. 'I'vs
seen a lot OF hardship ever since : wal
In the Philippines and | would IKE tc
have my sanity tested"
The Magistrate held tho prisoner
under $500 bail for the Grand Jury.
Afterward Ford told reporters that he
had served many Years In the United
states Army, lie was appointed second
lieutenant of volunteers during the
apanlsh-Amerlcan war. he sa.d. having
been promoted from u s~erseantcy, He
said that at the battle OF linus he saved
the lie o. Gen. Lawton by turning a
Calling gun on insurgents who had
crspt dangerously close to the General
and his star. His appointment, he said,
was obtained through former United
States Senator Nathan Il. scott ot West
Virginia,
Ford showed bullet scars on his mack
aad body az souven!rs OF his Philippine
CO m%psign.nE.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
KAISER, TAKING
GIFT FROM i. s.,
TALKS FOR PEACE
Accepting Steuben Statue
He Sends Message of
Friendship to Taft.

BERLIN. Sept. "A replica OF the
statue al Washington of Gen. Baron
Won Steuben, as a gif, Of the American
Congress to the German Emperor and
tho German nation. was presented to
Emperor william at Potsdam at moor
to-day by Representative Richard Bar
,hoidt OF 81. Louis and G. Il. Wolfram
OF New York. the special American AM
basssdo-s appointed for the occasion.
The unwilling OF the statue was one
OF the central events OF this years cell
ebration Of the anniversary OF the Bat
tie OF Sedan. M OF the principal nation
al holidays In Germany.
Mr.. Bartholdt. who was introduced 20
the Emperor by the American anbassa-
dor. Dr. Hi. made the speech of pre-
sentation.
The Emperor. replying 20 Representa-
tive Bartholdt. expressed the cordial
thanks OF himself and the German
people to President Taft and the Ameri-
can people for this beautiful NOR
ment."
when, a few months ago. he EN-
peror said. 1.-THE S,euben monument was
unveiled In Washington. chat celebra-
ton was followed interestingly In the
German States. M the lofty ard i'm
pressive character assumed by the
COMMUNICATION, watch a participated
in by tho American Government and
people, was noted here with keen salts
faction.
W are glad now to possess on Ger
man soil the image presented n us by
America Of that excellent German who,
with inspiring s~elf-sa"rihce and mas
Stunning performance Of duty, devoted
his energies TO the cause of the Amer.-
can people,
The words with which you have given
eloquent expression to the meaning CT
the monument, and ,o-day's
lind a lively responsive echo in the Ger
nan empire. You rave referred prop
eriy to the blood relationship and "a
he uninterrupted friendship which bind
together the German and American ma
lions, and which always will bind them
more closely.
May ] xpres the hope" the En-
peror laid in conclusion, that YOU will
act as tho interpreter Of these, my
feelings, to the President OF the h-.ri-
can people"
The evening world., 1911-09-02
seekers Who d. no, care to SC into th,>
far suburbs.
WESTMINSTER IS NEXT TO GET
REAL RAPID TRANSIT.


westchester will have much more than
usual Tor Labor Day home-seekers. It
has been engaged in the biggest build
ing boom in It's history. Its main new
artery OF development liz the New York
and Westchcster Railroad. which will
he read" s"~ operation Sc Far as New
Rochelle by the frs; OF the year. In
addition. the New York Central Rail-
road has been elec.rifyins It's suburban
system for forty miles from the Grand
Central Terminal. thus drawing scores
OF pretty towns within the easy-com-
mutlng zone.
Residential operations In tho new
wes;chester sections have been IN
Quoted upon a high plane. Most Of ths
new houses are more easily h a those
In other quarters. II Ia evident that
investors there believe the north line of
expansion will continue to he tbs a.
rection OF highest realty values.
interest In wcstchester and far Bronx
home districts vas increased greatly
during the week by the announcement
thai the New Haven Railroad was pre-
pared to build a subway Into Manhat-
tan and that u would agree to become
the operator OF tho entire tfi-6orough
system. Realty experts In northern dis
trlcts nave been confident for several
years that h New Haven Railroad
would become the main factor In new
rapid transit subway projects to open
that territory. Even n II does not build
IT, own subway into Manhattan. Il 70
power II IN both the InterborouSh and
n, n, r. combinations and Il 10 expected
20 make trafnc Arrangements which will
open all OF tho best westchester home
sites 20 those who van quick onn
ton with Manhattan business centres.
J~erscyNvprd tire McAdoo tubes are
car, wing more passengers every week.
IN. Cow OF home-seekers IN tat direc-
ton IL q '3n g UNEXPECTEDLY strong.
New Jersey continues 10 be a .ins OF
least transit resistance for Increasing
...~AAra
The evening world., 1911-09-02
TWO FUGITIVE BOYS
GIVEN UP BY UNCLE.
They Had Escaped From Institu-
ton at Yonkers and Relative
Summons Police.

Two boys, who said they were Saliva
.or Rugl!ci of No. 81 East Eleventh
street, and John Dwycr OF No. 81 West
one Hundred and Seventeenth street.
acre taken in charge last night by the
lcIice Of the East one Hundred and
rwenty-sixth street station and later
,ent to the Chlldren's Society after
hey had sad they had escaped from
he Llncoln-Watts Home, an institution
or youths at Yonkers. The police We're
nformed by Charles stern OF No, ~
Vest one Hundred and seventeenth
treet OF the presence Of the boys at
Ms no ne.
The boys told the police they es-
caped from the home Yesterday after
roon and at Yonkers begged 10 cents
rom q man they met. With this money
they rode as far as they could on the
,urface> cars and then walked the bal
ince OF tho way TO the home OF Stern
who says he Is their uncle,
The boys are each twelve years old
II Is said that Buslici's parents ar
lead. They probably Will be rsturne'
70 tho institution as soon as called for.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

THAT woNDRovs WORK or MA.
TCRE. Park comm,sione' Slower.
emerHes from Arsenal 9th . baIs of
typewritten r~ast~-ia, announcing the.
no has grant ?isps IN sto-. fo- ,rs
park system.
II slower continues much longer IN
once there will be no park system.
This Commissioner. whose mature
years have been spent In the obviously
beneficial stmorph..e OF Setti.msnt
Houses. believes that Central parh-
In fact. all our parks-shouid be- turned
into pls %ygrounds for the children OF
the Great East side. There IL a sorry
lot OF slush and gush slobbered GU, 10
the public abou, the Great East Side.
There Is a problem owe there that II
working itsslt out in It's own way
through the bridges that spsn The
river. enabling sNarms OF families to
migrate to more open n healthful
dwelling regions. the trend Of the
people themselves is to quit the Ghetto
aad h Little ltaiys AS fast as they
can scrape enough together 10 do II.
The Great East Side resents the cant
that is peddled about 1t by Busybody
Clubs and Societies. Tho East slider
is a hard WORKING, ambitious person,
who from the momen he gets here
has his eye on "a suit OF rooms facing
the boardwalk In Aryerne during the
summer. with u rope Of diamond
dangling oun the neck OF his better
half and his %sroNB-up flashing d
rock" we ghiny four carats In his
f~uy lie wants no Uplifieri
to poster him and hates their veileC
efforts TO prorelytise his brood. Play
gJo1.ds OF pei park PAGES IN tn
coasested regions are absolute neces
s!ues and the city should not heslts,.
70 provide as many Of them as are pos
uble. And It must be said that tn
sty ID n nlgsardly IN this respect
The small park system Was begun an
%. In satisfactory operation long be
The evening world., 1911-09-02
Labor Day Throngs Cverrun
Sites Where Small Builders
Are Breaking Records.
5000 COMPANIES BUSY.
Big Operations Are Tending
Toward Wholesale CCnstruc-
ton of Cheap Dwellings.

Labor Day will start fall real estate
In all OF the suburbs.
~ u u q triple holiday, promoter.
are ~oes1nning their revival to-day. They
are entertaining big crowd OF hon.-
seekers and ~s.te-huyers on hundred. NJ
new RESIDENTIAL tracts. Earl. reports
sno" that the usual holiday shopping
TOT houses ana lots is larger this wear
than ever and that traffic on ,be tran.
't lines Will score new h,cn vo.uns
records
Many operations o: unusual m, r,,.
'ude nave been undertaken for ,bo ,.u
market. From 20 to eoo houses ara IN.
vowed In some Of n. single ,,,..-
takinss' and special plan. have boo,
oeV'sed Tor distributing the new hom.,
."ons ~age-esrnes who have er,v a
H.us eedy cash. Buyers are sunnIied
"''n mortgage loans running from ron
10 twenty years. Most Of IN. r.w
o~e'hnSs can be bought on term, vh,.,
gre practically no moro on.rou. ,,.n
Inc rent which the same f,rre. -.
pay " they lived In fats
''ooo COMPANIES BUSY WITH
Neatly OPERATIONS.
wore nan $3.50 eonpau,e. sr. mar.
=. "a metropolitan realty, accori,n,
70 statistics compiled this wesk N...,a
49, are promoting suburban prope,,,.s
my ere nndirg a buoy market for lana
ana dwellings In the outer .on. -,
rapid transit. ven while d,strict. 49,.
o'd city centres are conparaUv.,v All
Within tho committing te,,i,n., -.
a round 1000 town sites. Tb,v bsrs
made New York knSwn FAR ma ~
'ne CITY OF a Thousand suburbsI
More 'ha S1 Of them have names Of
their own. the others being subdivisions
OF 'arssr 'raet' o- sections Of slider
townc.
Queens has been leading In tn. homo.
building campaign and /, has - distinct
homa sections. Brooklyn has % and the
Bronx 30. Richmond has 80. In the
Now Jersey suburbs are 10. Nassau and
Suffolk counties claim 90. while West.
chester . Is.
ALL SUBURBS TO MAKE A e,o
LABOR HOLIDAY.
cupuiSnh pEuulOtosS nave planned
notable celebrations for Labor pav.
Builders during the summer have b-ok-
en- records In the volume Of construction
throughout the territory where small
houses are tho proper form Of i'm.
provement. Queens especially has zone
far ahead. It's tota! building OUTLAWS
for the yea to date reaching ST., 500, 900
In comparison with less than ST. $50, COZ
during the corresponding period last
year.
Richmond. too. has been gaining since
the tentative settlement OF the subway
situation. There is prospect OF real
rapid transit for that borough az no
distan, day, and builders IRE beginning
to prepurs for the population overflow
which mus: cover the cheap lone lends
OF Staten Island.
Brooklyn and the Bronx have been
building fats In greatest proportion and
their Labor Day activities will he CON
lined largely 10 that form OF home-scex-
ing. But they have also a plentiful
supply OF private dwellings which are
proving strong attractions - home
The evening world., 1911-09-02

iora there was an Upiiftsr N shou, his
thinly plated wares.
no mat tho East Siders being fairly
content with their SURROUNDINGS. lat as
,alnh' or the great mtd-city popuiation
that oHres not for gisnt swings o,
running tracks oY horizontal bars I.,
US provide for tho children and ,hs
Youths and the yrown-upa who eoio.
the works Of tho Mishty One. a. az.
ompilhsd In the shimwer OF the leaves
az the beech and the hen,iook and tho
ash ana the alder and the iarch apr
the oes; In the gtorious emerald az
the s"ard. the Raatis ripp,e OF the
brook, the cooling xephyr of tina Lake
tho fragrance of tha posiss srS m.
rosies n the csiw, g mmetrioai
beaut, ~ hT "a snr data that nioa 1
Tor the approval Z: all eyes that are
human, snd hA"s an aDnsat to syes
those OF the snimal world.
LEI uH nave y man in ths iApsytaa,
niacs ~ Psrh Commissioney who "a.
he led ~ driven 20 understand his ion
save us from n rddist TO whom a
gravei'"d playground Is thu smbodt,
ment Of srboresi serenity aad beauty
YsUPPOSg THAT THOSE VINO
WERE COOPED Up durina the 70
cent deiuge In Paul Smiths IN tn.
Adlrond must have had a irwin,
time Of II. Naturally there were arau
ments, There always are whene me,
are peeVed By a run OF tough. sogg,
weather SO ! was not surprised gheI
received the following telegram;
To decide bet answer whether the
Park avenue, which commence IN
Manhattan ends In Manhattan or
continues across harlem River TO
Bronx. TERENCE FARLEY,
Pau smiths, n. Y.
Isn't there up your way, Terry2 Ho,
do you md our way about vithou
oneP PARK avenue does not ~"contlnu
across" Harlem River. Terry. Neithe
does Il run under II. Nor does il TAX
up the running on the other side afte
IL reaches the riv ar.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
WEDDING
WILL Be SOON, BUT
DATE IS unknown
Place Where Ceremony Will
Be Solemnized Is Likewise
Uncertain, Rumor Says.

Rumors that the marriage Of Col. John
will take place In . few days we're re-
vived to-day by tho arrival OF Col.
Aston. his nsncee and . party OF friends
ut Fern Cl!n. Col. Astor's estate op the
Hudson. . Rhinebeck.
, The party sailed yesterday afternoon
on the Mona from One Hundred and
Eishty.irst street and the North River.
Besides Col. As.or end Miss Force there
were Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Force.
rstt Of Newport. and six couples prom
inent In New York and Newport So
ciety. whose namef we're not learned.
Day at Fern 'Ciin.
There will be tennis and golf and
other outdoor sports during the days
and dancing At night. It IA reported
tina, the marriage would take place
before they return to New York, but the
only statement made was by an init
mate friend OF Col. Aston. who said no
definite time or place haa been de.
cided on for the wedding.
Dispatches from Newport say Il 10
believed among friends OF the couple
there that they Will be married there
soon after the Newport Horse Show,
which ends Wednesday, when Col. Aston,
his iancee n her parents are expected
back at Beechwood.
Miss Force has been a guest ~ Fern
Cllr before. but not since ths engage
ment. Col. Astor WAS born there. and
usually when ,hers spends HIS time In
Absolute quiet.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
WUPRA,WURRA!
ANDOMSHOTS
AT BIG GAME
AND SMALL
By W.P

q o FAR 10 good al to state legahzed boxtng There were those h hook
their pessimishc locks and predicted hat the first bs bout to be held IN
- Madison Square Garden woud result In a knock for tho sport But for-
unate for the manly gam the only drawback hat uendai te WELSH MOCK
"a Brown ansirw was. the hitch that arose from the confusion atending ne enors
OF an enormous crowd OF men TO witness a exhibition betwesns knful boxers IL
was Inevitable hat here should be crush. II followed Is a natural eque
Vt there would be a boost in he prices of admission. Naturally enough, non
Nm persons with hved0lsr bills in heir mius endeavor to crowd itoa n XIII
billion hn capable Of holding om ioO 10 witness a nstc battet he tckets pecu
lNrs an the boSoGfce rose to he situation and garnered The wheatP while II
10 ripe
So why cus III management o. the Garden Doesnt every theatrical man
yer In tow gather" when a production makes a hit. and isn't the standing
Room Only" sgn a od-uns buneo dodge to force the people to give up At
IN box-ohhce on he prten.c that the house is sod out in advance?
The chow OF Wednesday night was well worth the money The Inconvenience
properly grasp The fact that = boxing bout "n the lever "a AM ever will be
q great popular sport.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
BOMB EXPLOSION
DRIVES 100 DOWN
F|RE.ESCAPES
Panic in Tenement as Door
and Windows are
Shattered.

A..,... 49,. 49,, ,.n, WAR. than
80. 80, -. 90. A.. ..,n.. "a
A.. -, -, g.. a.. ..,.,,. IN N.
.,r.., .xn,o,oa n, a., o,clock this
,.a..t.u -, 81. 49, a, No,,.o
r.a.a,. ,,,.,u -, -, Oh. s,o,,a
49, a.. ,,.o,, ,on.u.r, No Tina
p,.., .,..,,. ,.h,,, 1. ,.,u..r s,x,v.
or., an, s,x,y...oora .,r..,.
p-n,,o.n.. e., =, ,,. To-, a,,,v.
....,.
" -
pos' " ''.'y,eeo"p sro.t a"a
1910 n,. ., Ss....
.,.. a." -- ,..--
y"
one r"" i'o" '"e o"n'i"s'
M oh'S persons IN s'sht were James
Monahan. driving a stree. sprinkler d.
rectly in front Of the building. who was
blown on his seat 10 the street by the
force Of the explosion. and .Jam.s Oa,ss
driving nm ash car, , .hor, a,.,.,n
au.y oa,o. a.. 1900, ....--
- a. ..L-- NV"
~. US 'pi'"sooa'u scat out oio not
~" W. "e jumped GOWN IN tfns TO
c"'eh the horses drawing the sprinkler
and keep thor from running away.
The explosion was In the heart OF a
district where bombs and k~idnappinp.
have cau..a .xc,,.m.,, Il, 4. -. -,
,., ..,o,,.
49,. o"e "e" ;"
"e"' "o"'e" ana chi'dreh
"e'o crawling OUT OK "ihoows 10 the
hre escapes. In a short time every mem
Der or the eighteen families was out Of
the building. which is on the west side
OF the street. No one was hurt.
MANY WINDOWS WRECKED AZ
EXPLOSION.
Tho homh. ev,dsnt,y v,,h . ,,n. ,,..
vas on m. north ia. NJ ,hs ha,iw.n
he, ween ", ,no.. hu,chsr .non .nd Ne.
rice ne,,man.. r.. ana con.. .,n,o
The do,r NJ thu bu,chsr .ho, v.. h,o,u
The evening world., 1911-09-02

Capt. oliver ID, Barber, captain Of the
tugboat New Rochelle, reported to the
police this afternoon that mis- fireman.
Thomas O'Rourke. had fallen from the
deck while the tug was on Cortlandt
street and drowned The captain was
unable TO recover the body. O'Rourke
lived At Lynch's Hotel. Jersey City.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

A M AIACK and alas there vas n great gb of gloom hanging overt the Gas
~ House District as n result Of that same disturbance in hi Garden The
= tearladen clouds that had been with u for ever 20 man a day we're as
avs Of sunshine In Doyers street when compared to the brny rivules that
The evening world., 1911-09-02

NuRING THE INITIAL HUM Of
that nearly or'easter that hit
these parts last Sunday ! was
fortunate enough 20 witness the rescue
OF twenty-five fshermen from a sloop
right on shore at Normandie-by-thc-
ssa. The lfessvinx corps which . a
station midway between Normandie an
ssabriGht was Johnny-on-the-spot. A
crew Of eight men made two daring trips
through the tremendous breakers and
took the iuckiess rain and Ma sosksd
fishers ashore.
And those would-be hsh exterminators
we're a sorry looking bunch. They came
from the southeast fringe OF Jimmy
rrawiey's district. and they look<-d the
part. An evii-jowied. shifty eyed. pasty
faced aggregation they were. lacking
only . dirk held between their teeth
Ind a pistol stuck in their wristbands
10 make them nne subjccts to illustrate
. stirrinG story Of tho Algerian seal
When the shivering crowd scrambled
ashore Q guest OF the Nermandis hand
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