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The evening world., 1911-06-29
Team Has Biggest Roadway
Since PhiIlies Pulled Up Six
Weeks Ago.

From the baseball point Of Vieto
the opening Vtctory over Boston
Wds a very tame agar. The
moment that Larry Doylo caught a
curvo ball on the lose aud shot Il
into tho right field blsdchers for a
home run, the game Uds oper. Tho
ball struck tho hard concrete Iith
such force thot II bounded fully
thirty feet In the air. That Ud all
the run that Neto York needed and.
really, IL zoe the only one that ,ods
earned. A BIT Of nifty base rnn-
ming In the ocventh added to a hit,
a base on balls and a uiid pitch
0ave us tUo more but they trcre not
needed.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
GOSSIP OF THE ATHLETES.

In sending a good Junior team 10 Pitisburg.
The ,sllssinS men van leave LAT. ,-q,S,shi rissi
iiias.s:; RfI,Ss; E;bsasil, SA!,s' sassa.a,,
Tn. n. "a. c. Will send . total S thirty
five men to H,,sburs.
Dick ,Edvsris Is looking in fine shape, and
him At the finish OF that event at the Nstioasis
leslie. Crane and Hull have not bean rau
stated. and they will I've unable TO represent The
n: ~: c. In the swimming champs at shespI
II Trainer La..On R9ber.n can teach M.y.,.
r,css without mailing comments TO HI. friends
shsne:: Q; dsS,iopdiass " = salr y s sood '' :pslns I 5000 sSi
lele rtars,, Probably neither d the large clue.
r Taisl s'e os 'h s:s %sp ssy EsTs sShss tn, month;
~ them for next seasons hard prepsration sSI
the olympic championship at Stockholm. sweden.
-,n %l:i, a. ad, Il: 4 IN y surely & , I p'G \; H. : s s.,,g ss,e,
PlAtt 10 going at a great rate now,
Last nigh, every, athlete Of the /. A. A. C.
who Is going 70 the champion ships was out FOL
q final run a, Celtic lNrk.
Tn. absence of Guiin. National champion d,
Gu. thrower. will he ssdly felt at TittsbnTs
Before the accident 10 the big Chicago weigh
throNer he Ma rroried 20 be throwing The discu
around i+5 tee.
spend = H,s& Vim %reiatvss 4 rSii,ssaps s,,se
the NalonA meet. saw
n New York a, G; !, .sndipa i,s .ynio. attn
night. their junior and senior teams both maxim
tho trip on the came special tiaiH.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Tony Bender OF Elizabeth. n. J.,
and Billy Lewis. The Newark wel,er-
weight. will meet for ten rounds at
the Brown Gymnasium A. A. stag
on July 8.
Battling Jack Nelson will tackle
Joe Kessner In a ten-round bout a,
the Atlantic A. c.. Hammers Sta
on, Rockaway. Tomorrow night.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Your DUN Ticket"
Wires Cofr0h. but Morgan
ANSWERS Nay for Br0wn
BOXING STAG TONIGHT.

At National Sporting Club. Sam
Lsngford OF Boston and Jack Fitz-
gerald of Philadelphia will meet In
the main bout OF ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Knockout Brown doesn't think he takes enough
chances In the ring, so he has undertakes t,
master the automobile. lie IA being daily In.
s'rncted by Fred Crouch at No. 1883 Broadvsy.
and as sIon a. he learns all the fine POINTS u
til. game he Intends buying a machine OF has
own. Then II he can conquer all hi. nu'o.
neuts In the rim: he fsuIcs he VIII on she roii.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

\ YERE ID another agreement signed
by two Of the greatest champions
= that e lived, Tommy Ryan and
1yster!ous Billy Smith:
|. New York. Oct. 2. 1896.
We. the undersigned, Tommy Ryan
Of Syracuse and william Smith of
Boston, do hereby agree to box
twenty rounds under the auspices OF
the Bohemian Sporting Club OF New
York City. on Nov. "a. 1895. and for
our services we are to receive TWEEN
. ty.two hundred AMI nifty dollars
. 62. 800. to be divided. $3.50 to the
winner and $500 TO the loser.
! We agree TO post a forfeit OF Ave
hundred dollars $500 with the Bohe-
1 MAN Sporting Club. or who they
may designate. on or before Oct. 20,
1850, AZ a guarantee faithfully to per-
form our duties. and TO not weigh
Nmore than the clause below stipu-
S,,ates. the weight to be las pounds
at 8 o'clock on day Of contest.
= Either side failing TO keep his part
OF the agreement shall forfeit the
eamount posted. 1t Is further agreed
sthat the referee has a right to stop
said contest whenever IN his opinion
~ becomes brutal. We further agree
mot TO engage In my contest or OK
Aibitlon without the consent OF the
bohemian Sporting Club.
= TOMMY RYAN.
= WIN. SMITH.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

icy fought and Ryan won in four
rounds. Imagine what a Tommy Ryan
ana q Mysterious Billy Smith would
draw to-day. II they were at the height
Of their careers and could meet In a
ten-round no-decision bout in New York
City.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
McGraW's Forces Two Full
Games Ahead, With Runners
Up Groggy.
BY BULGER.

YuYITH the runners up groggy. the
NJ time Is ripe for the Giants I"
v uncork a wallop from their
shoe tops and land the haymaker that
counts. The simultaneous defeat or
Chicago and Philadelphia and the VIC
tory over Boston at the Polo Grounds
has given McGraw O lead OF two full
games. and from now on they ought
not TO see him for the dust. While .he
Cubs. Phillies and Pirates are founder
,ng around to get their footing a good
streak OF luck for the Giants Will give
McGraw u chance to hit that dangerous
trio over the head with a hammer and
set full sail for the pennant. This 10
the biggest Roadway that any club has
had since the Phil!ies pulled up lame
s!x weeks ago. With Boston TO work
on, there Is no reason why this lead
should not be maintained until next
week, when tbs Giants pay Q Fourth
Of July visit to the home OF the Phil
lies. After that they will have to be
firmly planted SO as to be able to slash
out to the right and to the left without
fear. The Cubs come In the new Polo
Grounds the second week In July, and
that In the event for which we are
training.
In the mean time the moro ardent
fans are securing around to get up a
purse 10 present 10 Roger Bresnahan
for his defeat OF the once naughty
Cubs. The Cincinnati fans were SO
t,ckied over Umpire KLEIN c~louting
Manager Roger in the nose that they
have Clipped in a purse OF $50 to pre-
sent TO KLEIN with which to pay his
Ane. II the licking of Bresnahan IL
worth $50 to the fans OF Cincinnati
how much ~ the licking OF the Cubs
by the Cardinals worth TO New York
As Ions as the Redland fans ar,
going 10 pay Klem's line. a party o.
Giant rooters declared yesterday tina
they were going 10 see that Roge,
didn't lose anyth!ng-that is, nothins
but the ilght. He lost that decision be,
cause Klein beat him to the nrst punch
but tho Giant rooters propose to pa,
his fine. And. by the way. while thiI
spirit OF generosity Is beginning I,
spread. what Is the matter with buy
ing a little box of cigars or some sin
socks for your Uncle Bill Dahlen, skip
per OF the %brotherly Old Superbas. H.
did Just as much toward helping gu
p~ercsntags - Roger SsssnahaA- yol
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Frank Moran. the heavyweight OF Pi,tsburs
Who has been in The hospital IN I'ars ever
since he arrived there scScral months ago. was
TO have sailed Tor America two weeks ago, but no
had a r,iaps. and had % return to the Hospital
FOR another .opera,ion. In a letter TO his man
Will not be able to fight again until the fall.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

p. nss. e Sl.a.. Polo Z. Bo s,sSSn%Sdi Adm. E & z TssS.s...:
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Jack Dennins, the local fighter. who has maze
q good impression in al the bouts he ha. fou2hi
so far this season. has jus. been matched To fight
RAY Hatfield. the New Jersey welterseiglt, TOT
ten rounds before the Lotus A. c. Of Perth Am
hoy, N. j., on the night II July 2. Denuiux
has knocked on: Jim Donovan md alD ,toUd o!
iaddy lAyin, the Buffalo crack wel,csweigh;. IN
q ten-round bout.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Latest Baseball Question Is:
"When Is an Umpire Stuff.
GENTLY Provoked to Strike a
PIayer7"
oQvvssAs, 1911. By The rrss Publishing o..
TN New York World.


tional League wa once an I'M
pre-. Many q time. In the good
: Old days. he must have wished for a
license to take a punch at some ball
: player. Perhaps that's the reason un-
: DERIVING his latest notification to the
umps that under sufficient rovoca-
: sion" they have a right to swing the
: food right fist OF authority to the spot
: whore It will do the most good.
The only question is-what 10 sum
Gent provocatlon"? And will the UNI
s-pires. like Battling Nelson. FORGET the
= word SUFFICIENT" when II comes to q
-sSinch7
THE umpires have the sympathy Of all
SLAMS who can appreciate the effect OF
: Rarsh words upon their tender ma
srnrss. And. by the way. ball players
xsrs the greatest masters Of harsh words
ain he world. Ask n ump. and he'll
ntSll o that with tears in his eyes.
some Of the reminiscent remarks made
by our best ball players would cause
sAny umpire south Of Kentuckv ~ swing
-. bowie knife instead OF q fist.
UT IL the general opinion around these
~ parts tina young Mr.. Fitzgerald OF
- Philadelphia will wake up about
s,J45 tonight and ask who put the lights
.out. Whether this viii happen In the
sfirst round or not depends upon the
.bumor Sam Langford liz In. Sometimes
sam is in a hurry. and sometimes he
<sn't.
TvHE still unsigned boxing bill re-
Gently showed through both torses
up In Albany has brought up a
great discussion of purses. or late the
eame has been producing great wealth
for . few favored boxers. X. o. Brown
end Al Wolgast. for instance. drew
3ornething over $4,000 in their t%en-round
bout and GU. up a blg par OF that
sum. Comparison with what the grea,
Fighters received In tie old days Is In.
seresting. Here Is a cop Of the ~articlei
ts.gned by Joe Cans and Dial Hawkins
before their famous battle In New York
earl ago. the original being in my
Possession:
New YORK. Sept. %, 1896.
We, the undersigned. Joe Cans Of
Baltimore and Dial Hawkins of San
Francisco do hereby agree TO box
g fifteen rounds under the auspices OF
/. the Bohemian Sporting Club OF New
York City on Tuesday. oct. s. 1896.
for . purse OF $40. OF which the win
: nsr shall receive the sum OF 5000
and the loser $50. at ls pounds,
give or take two pounds. to weigh
in at 3 O'Clock on the day set for
said contest.
= We further agree to post a forfeit
OF 800 with the Bohemian sporting
Nit,h In krarana arnaara,,a
The evening world., 1911-06-29

The n. Y. A. c. will send . total a thirty
five men to pfttsburg.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

t~elie. Crane and Hull have not bean rein
stated. and they will I've unable TO repressnt IN
\. "a. c. In the swimming champs at Snesps
The evening world., 1911-06-29

The absence OF Gliin. National champion "a,
Gu. ihrower, viii be satly felt at HttsbIrs.
Before the accident 70 the big Chicago weight
throser he VA syroried 20 b. throwing the disu,
around l45 tee.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Bob MohA. the crack middle weight o. Mi
waukes. has two hard fights on his haai, ner:
week. On Monday night he will ,scSle jazz
Dillon OF Indianapolis Tor ten rounds AZ Buf.
talo. \. y, while on ThuT:dsy nsat he wal
hook up with j mmy Gardner " Liaell, Mas.
LOT Twelve rounds at the Arnnry A. \. OF Bo-
ton. ,Moha Is certainly taking a big risk In mes
ing Dillon before be goes against GAriner. a.
him.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

II Trainer Lawson Robertson can teach Meyer.
the novice :prinisI, the trick Of running M
who gather near the finish he Will stand 4 good
chance OF developing a fairly good sprinisr for
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Frank nlsy o, The J.. A. A. c. exp~cts &c
the National meet.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

pl..t Adams VII surely prove 4 us.t poin,
platt 10 going at q great rate now.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Last night every. s.hl,,o Of the I. A, A, @.
who Is going to the champion ships was out for
o final run al Celtic Park.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Franz KLAUS. the IittsSurs middIrveisht
Whose manager. George EEzie. has already De-
cep'ed terms from Jimmy Cot:roth for nm y,
meet Bills Papke In q twenty.rouni bout in
san Francisco In August. Is not going 10 remain
in California very long. he will irst nyht a
mtdd!cweisht for twenty POUNDS al Cosi!nss. cal.
on July l., ,aSe IN the Moran. wolga,t i.L,t and
then start home.
The evening world., 1911-06-29

Jim Oohro,h. who Is staging the wolx,,,.
Moran fight In San Francisco on July 4 .y.
that he expects the sross receipts to figure t,p
close TO $4,000 Tickets for the mill, are boins
disposed Of in larger numbers Than C,llro,h h.d
expected, and at present the advance sale 1.
nearly. $4,000. Wolgas, IL to rece!,e SD So,
Tor his end whether he wins. loses OF boie, a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
CARL FAULK
 GETTING WELL

The many skagway friends Of Carl Faun5 will be glad to know that he is getting along fine The White. horse Star has the following Go say of the wonderful work Of Dr. Clark, who is in attendance on the injured man:
 Dr. Clark is makig a great success in grating about twenty square inch. es of human skin on Carl Faulk's in. jured leg. having fully two-thirds of the space covered. all ot the nearly 100 gratis having lived. Carrs hume ous friends are supplying the skin to such an extent that, SO far as the 'pesonality" of the leg is concerned, it will be cosmopolitan by the time 1t is ready for use, which will be soon. as the grating and healing processes are progressing most sat. isfactorily.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
WHITE PASS
 ID IMPROVE

vice-president Dickeson 0f the White Pass in an interview with an Alaskan representative today said Cha after making his last visit 10 Atlin. he has decided for the White Pass Railroad to build a fine tourist hotel at Lake Aun at once so chat Co viii be an complete and furnished in tim1 for next seasons business
 The eighty acre tract of ground in the skazway valley which is lyinz Idle at present be has decided to have ploagbed up this fall and placed in condition for farming next year Hs expects tbIs tract Co produce a supply Of vegetables and small fruit for the needs of the road for sometime to come
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
COURT
 AT Fl. SEWARD

The military court which has been called at Fort William Henry Seward to meet next week will consist of the following:
 Col. Gardener, 18th Init. president of the court. Col Van vHet. 25h Init. Lieut-CoL Wake, c. A. C., Lieu Col. Kennedy. 16tu Inft., Lieut-col. Stevens, c. A. C., Capt, Simonds, 16ih Inft. Capt Kimmel c. A. C., Capt Hughes. c. A. C., Capt Woods c. A. C., Capt Garfield c. A. C., Capt White. 18th Init, Capt Bennett, C.. A. c. Capt. Geary c. A. C.. is Judge Advocate and Mrs. Avery is steuogra- pher
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
AT
 M. E. CHURCH

At the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. Sunday School will be held at noon and the Epworth League will hold Vesper Service at seven O. clock. The Vesper Service will be in the form of a song service, at which Mrs. Westcott and Miss Elizabeth HoF per will sing. The discussion will be led by Ralph Royal on the topic of Sympathetic Service" A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend both these services.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

fn the Red Mountain section Of tho Koyukuk. they hvae located and are mining on good pay bus are greatly harTassed by seep9re wafer
 The upper Koyukuk d'eginss uih not produce as much this year ss formerly ou account of ihe failinz orr in operation Most of the ofi sour douEhs are not in a hurry to get their eod out
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

George A. Mountain and family who are PulleB House guests express themselves as delighted with the trip over into the Atlin and Whitehorse section They are iu fact infatuated wih the entire North. and think there is no other trip equal Co the wonderful inside passage
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
ALL LONDON
 ID STARVE
Rr Alaska M Rnreaul

LONDON, Aug. 1s-LondoD is fac ing a great crisis over the economt cal conditions prevailing in England. The striking railroad workers are steadily gaining strength. Two hun dred and fifty thousand men are now out on strike. All business is para lyzed and millions Of people are facing a food famine as a consequence.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

vice-Presideut Dickeson and party consisting of himself and Mrs. Dick eson. Nr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mountain, Miss Mountain. Dr. and Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Marvin arrived in Skagway on last nights train after few de- lghtfm days in the Whitehorse and Atlin section.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

Skagway's Stamp mill committee will get busy next week.
 Down near Juneau, according to reports. they are attempting to re- vive interest in the black sand and glacial mud of the bar at the upper end of Douglas Island and which it is alleged are rich in gold values.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
WILL nUSH
 OVER TRAIL

There win bs a special meeting of Camp skagvay Nc Of be Arctic Brotherhood tonight for ibe purpose Of taking several ebechacos over the trail They are aB five wires buf un- used t0 tbe mpshirE of Che North therefore Arctic Chief sippreHa hopes that tbe brothers viii turn oHt and lend a helping hand
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
TAFT5 LIKE
 THE NORTH

NIr. and Mrs. Harry Taft, of Chi cago. arrived on last nights train from Whiteborse. The Tafts have been down to Dawson and over in the Auiu country. taking in the mining section and points of interest They express themselves as delighted with the trip Mr. Taft is secretary of the Taft Pearson Land Credit Com pauy of Chicago.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
RIVER REPORT

The Whitehorse coming up stream was at Tantalus yesterday at D. m. The Selkirk left Whitehorse at g last night and arrived at Hootalinqua at : o'clock this morning.
 The Dawson is in Dawson. The next sailing from Whitehorse win be the Whitehorse Tuesday morning
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
HAYNES
 WANTS DIVORCE
LBv AIaska News Bureaul

NEW YORK. Aug. 19-Captain Pet CT Haines Jr., the slayer of Wm An his, for having broken up his domes- tic relations and who was released from the charge Of murder has sued his wife for divorce
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
ASTOR YACHT
 RESCUES MEN
fRy Alaska News BureauI

NEW HAVEN Aue 19-Jobn Ja- cob Astors yacht uitb Hiss Force on board yesterday rescued five sail ors from the sinking ship zapora The Zaporia vas caught iH he ra- cent gale and wrecked
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
WILL HE COME
 ID ALASKA?
IBy Alaska News Bureau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug. 19-As- sistaut Secretary of the Interior Thompson has started on his western tour for the purpose of inspecting the national parks.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

 GETS ATWOOD
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

EVANSVILLE, Pa. Aug. 19-Avi- ator Atwood in his great long dis tance flight across country arrived here today enroute to New York and Boston he had to descend and restore his supply of gasoline.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
VETO BILL
 Is LAW NOW
lBy Alaska News Bureau)

LONDON. Aug. 19-Today the veto bill. which is virtually a new biu Of rights for the English people became a law, King George having assented to its passage and affixed his royal signature.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
NOOL VETO
 WILL STAND
iRr khaka N.rs nureanl

tHf saaAHa ttr WI aa-al 7I
 WASHINGTON. 9 c tur ia-rhe motion Go pass tbe wool Bti over Inc veto of President Taf, yesterday faHs sf passage The vote stood two ban dred ard teentyseven tn ono hun dred and tweuty.nine. which vas iess than lbe required trothIrds major lty
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
DOUGLAS MAKES
 SOME NOISE
CBy Alaska News Bureaul

DOUGLAS. Aug. 19-This town held a jubilee when it was known that the Senate had passed the state hood bill Bells rang and whistles blew. while enthusiastic citizens yell ed themselves hoarSe.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
.NO BUSINESS
 AT LIVERPOOL
(By Alaska News Bureau9

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 19-AH busi- ness is suspected here on account Of the great labor troubles and much distress prevails. Hundreds Of extra constables have been enrolled to as sist in keeping order and to prevent the destruction of property
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
tomorrow

J. NJ. Keller will leave for Haiues tomorrow,
 Valmore Gobel, accompanied by Chief Musician Fischer of the 18th Infantry Band and Sergt. Kegel, also of the band. came up from the Post at Fort Seward in the launch Leon ore today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
RECALL OUT
 BILL PASSES
LRv AIasEa News Bnrean.l

WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug ls-The Senate late yesterday afternoon by a vote of fity-three to eight passed the statehood bin for the admission Of, Arizona and New Mexico. with the recall of the judiciary provision of Arizoua's constitution eliminated
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
MADERO MILL
 BE PRESIDENT
lBv Alasla M Bareaal

MEXICO CITY Aug I9-The Cath ollie party has endorsed General Ma. dero for the Presidency ur the Re public This virtually i1surgs his election.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
TIE
 NEW PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. D. c. Aug. 19-GeD eral Leconte has been recognized by the Uuitde states as the president of Hayd.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19
PEOPLE
 ARE UNITED

lBy Alaska News Bufeau) NEW YORK Aug Is-Iulia Mar lowe today became ihe wife Of E A. SCtheTn.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-19

Burnett Ashley has accepted po- sitiou with William Britt. the Broad way druggist.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-10-19
ALL PLAY WITH SNAKES
WHIFFEN FAMILY KEEPS WHOLE
ROoMFUL OF REPTILES.
Everybody. From Father Down to the
Baby, Seems to Enjoy Society OF
tho WIggers-Washer~ oman 10
the One Who Gets Scared.

New Rochelle, N. Y.-Most parents
the usual quota OF toys for amusement,
and dog and cat for companions. but
the four Whiffen youngsters-Edwin
eight years old. Eva six. Helen four,
and Robert two-children Of Edwin
Whiffen Of New Rochells-nnd their
greatest delight in playing with snakes.
In the make room on the third floor
Of their homo At 30 Birch street are
30 reptiles. The collection embraces
two dozsn garter snakes. one green.
two king, one black razor and two
milk. But In the good snake season
the children have had ~ many ~ 800
at . time
There are Rex. the king snake;
Black Joe. . racer. and Matilda and
Gsnsvievs Of the garter tribe. Daily
there IL . visit to the snake chamber
and half hour Of playing. the chill
drsn.> Of course. suggesting the games
and the snakes shaking their heads In
approval! Daily after dinner Rex or
Regina IL brought down to the dining
room and ourls himself before the
crate nrs.
Black Joe II 30 thoroughly domesti-
Gated that when whistled for he comes
to his master, coils on tho boys shoul-
der and eats from his hand. He even
has been trained to perform . real ser
psnt1ne dance.
Baby Roberts favorite diversion II
10 tnt1 60 De- h. IA Z
Lies SHOCKING on the parlor rug and
push him with one foot. Rex never
rssents that.
Mrs. Whiffen docs not love to see
the household pets crawling over the
furniture, but as the children enjoy
their society she makes no objection
The one person afraid IL the laundress
Bhe insists on shaking out the family
garments before she oonsigns them tt
the tub. One day soon after she begar
to work for the Whiffens she started
to soap what she took to be q stock
ing. It wiggled under her hand and
she nearly tainted. She has been care
full since.
Edwin often takes . couple OF hi
pets to school in = satchel and tn
teachers and many Of the pupils hav'
,, become accustomed to handling them
Whiffen, who IL an instructor In pub
4 lie school No. 46. Manhattan, twice
: year brings down few Of the pet
and gives his pupils lecture o.
snakes. He and Edwin, Jr.. are tn
family snake collectors. They I'M
, their prizes In woods and fields aroun
|, New Rochelle.