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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
NAVY LINEUP NOT CHOSEN.
BackaeId Choices for Arm! Gam"
Not Vet Decided.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. ?2.--The Naval Acad-
envy coaches have stu to determine the
occupants OF several Of III" positions on
the team which will meet tho Army eleven
on Saturday. and are confronted win inc
fact that hard scrimmages are inadVlsaple
owing To the danger of Injuries or over
training TO the players who must bear the
br,,nt OF tho battle. They will choose
largely upon the work Of the team IN
recent games and practices
II appears certain that Miles viii start
tho game at quarter, and Bodsett at one
OF the halves, but either Failing or craig
may start at the other half. and Bates
may be chosen over II. Harrison at full
back. The choice at right end was very
doubtful up to Saturday, but 7. Harr'-
son's work in catching forward passes
will probably give him the preference
over Jackson. Moran and Fischer. The
work of Kennedy At lett tackle mas not
been satisfactory. and he may he sup
planted by McCoach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
PALMER BUYS THE GUINEvERE.
Noted yRchtsmau May sail Her in
Long Distance Races.

The three masted auxiliary schooner
Gunevere has been sold by the estate of
the late Robert T. Doremus TO Nice-Com-
modore Edgar Palmer OF the American
Yacht Club. Commodore Palmer also il
member of the New York Yacht Club
The sale was made through the agency
of Gielow d Orr. and they report that
the yacht will he in commission next
summer.
The Gunevere formerly was the Visitor
II. and was built IN 1905 for ". Harry
Brown of Pittsburg. lie made several
extended cruises off shore in the yacht,
and one of these was TO Colon, where the
yacht went up the canal as far as tho
Gatun Lock and was the first yacht to
enter the canal The yacht In 1877 feet
over all. 100 feet on the water line, 32
feet beam and IL feet draught and has
triple expansion engines. she was built by
Lawley. The late Commodore Robert +.
Doremus purchased tho yacht a few years
ago and used her for short time
before his death, since when she has been
laid UP.
The accommodations on this yacht are
especially handsom" and the yacht is
equipped with a refrigerating machine,
evaporatlng and disulling plant as well
as electric lighting and heating. The
Guinevere will have a new suit OF sails
when she next comes out and may take
part In some Of the long distance races.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
NATIONAL CUP SOCCER GAMES.
bronx United, Brooklyn C-ltics,
RroOLIyns aud Our Boys Win.

The Bronx United 4. e. defeated the
Newark r. g. in National Challenge cup
tie game at Manhattan Field yesterday
10y "a score Of 3 10 O. The winners made
all their points in the second half. Ellis
getting two OF them and J. McAllister the
other.
The brooklyn Celtics had an easy time
defeating the Grccnyillc i. c. In the first
round of the National Challenge cup
series AZ Jersey Cty yesterday by score
of ~ l. The ok'ynites. who were
runners up IN last years tourney, scored
almost az Will because Il tho weak defence
OF their rivals,
The RrooAlyn +, G. won place in the
second round of the National challenge
cup tournament 10y d'fcating the clan
McDoutlds, , 20 o, at Jersey city yester-
day. The S,sue teams met last week and
the game was stopped by rain with yes
terday's losers leading at 3 TO I,
Thu Clan NcDuff football team was
eliminated in the nrSt round OF the Ma
tionul Challenge cup series by the Our
Boys team in a close game with score
at > IL at knights oval. Greenpoint.
YESTERDAY. Both tallies were made In the
opening half. w Gallagher scored first
early in the period, while Fleming made
tho second score Just before time was
called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
.SLOSSON CHALLENGES
FOR 1872 BALKLINE
Hoppe. Who Now Is on Coast,
Must Defend His Title
Within so Days.
CASSIGNOL GOES TO PARIS

George T.. Slosson has challenged Will
Sam Y Hoppe for the % halkltne
billiard championship Had last Satur-
day passed without a CHALLENGE having
been issued the cup. emblematic or the
championship, would have become the
personal property of Hoppe. Saturday
afternoon Sossun called at the office of
the Brunswick Balke-Collender Company,
filed challenge and supported II with
a deposit of $3.50. Hoppe won the title
two years ago and since has defended
challenge matches against Sutton. Yamada
and Demarest. and has acquired cham
pionships at Is 4 and IA i.
Hoppe will have TO play Slosson with
In sixty days. Vt present he is on the
Pacific coast engaging in competitions
at English billiards and balltline with
Melbourne 1nman. Last week no was
at Vancouver. British Columbia. After
visiting Seattle. Portland, san Francisco
and Los Angeles, he will return East to
arrive IN New York early In January.
Slosson is in ane form. Speaking OF
his chances OF wrestling the 1872 title
from Hoppe, he said: People may not
believe 1t. but ] am playing better billiards
than ever before
Flrnin Casslcnol. the best OF European
oarrom experts who arrived in New York
October 10, IS OIL board the Touraine
which cleared Saturday for Havre. In
practice at Slosson's he performed 81
We'll that many observers declared he
was the greatest OF all billiard masters
The reason he was not matched against
Hoppe was because the American cham
pion refused to divide gate receipts 60
and 40 per cent. wealthy resident OF
Montreal. a native of France, who knew
Cassi gnol I'm Paris, motored from Canada
to New York expressly 10 back him. lie
offered to put up the required forfcts
for two matches but insisted that there
should he division of gate receipts as
IN other sports. Hoppe replied that hs
would play only ON the usual bIlliaI
champ conditions, winner to take
all.
Friday night Maurice DAILY offered Cas-
signol special inducements to remain and
engage IN matches lie declined. saying
he had obtained a ticket and would use
IL. Asked II he We're not likely 10 be
drafted into the army. he showed Il GER
tihcate Of exemption from military duty
on account OF previous service and added.
III they need me, will go without being
drafted -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
SUSPECT BUTLER AS AUTHOR.
Golf DIFFERS Dictionary Appears in
Flushing Neighborhood.

Members OF the Flushing Country Club
have received a pamphlet entitled THE
DIFFERS Dictionary" While the name OF
the author does not appear on the cover
Ellis Parker Butler Is the suspected au-
thor lie lives at Flushing and Is con-
fessed duffer so far as golf is concerned.
A few sample definitions follow:
A Poor de-The one you hand the
minister after Sunday on the golf course.
Casual Water--What comes along when
you order a little Scotch.
A Bunker-One who hands out the bunk.
A Slice-Your share OF the gate money.
A Puil-The royal road to political
prominence
An Approach--The preliminary to a
touch.
The Homo Course-Corned beef and
cabbage.
A Duffer-The fellow you are play ,,s
with.
A Handicap-The difference between
what you play and golf
Teelng Up-Havng too many sour
mashes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
ARMY TEAM FACES PROBLEM,
Footing Too Trcacherous for Out
door Football Practice.

WEST POINT. Nov 22.--With the grid
iron "A quagmire which freezes hard each
night and thaws out during tho succeed
ing day, a most dscourag'ng outlook
faces tho Army men IN their final prepa-
rations for the Navy game next Satur-
day. Except for the Springfield game
Saturday the Army eleven has had no
outdoor work since last Wednesday.
Uulcss the weather turns warm ana
dry there is very littlo prospect OF tho
team getting chance TO even Timber up
in the open before 1t leaves for Phiadel-
phia, for every square foot of ground in
tho vicinity is covered with snow and
ice. To risk play on the field IN It's pres
ent condition would seem foolhardy and
no chances will be taken at this late
date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
VIC VOTERETSAS BEATS
MODIFIED MARATHONERS
Greek Out to Last Ounce in Nine
Mile Race Of st. An
selm'S 4. c.

Vic Noteretsas of the Greek American
A. G. won the nine mile road race OF the
ST. Anselm \. g. yesterday, which was
held with the idea of giving the modified
mdrathoners practise for the race to be
held on Staten Island next Thursday and
also FOR the Millrose \. \. road race The
Greek was run out TO the last ounce ~
beat r. Brand II ST Anselm's, the only
man able to give him battle.
For the more moderately inclined n
live and a quarter mile run was staged, in
which j. +. LosRar took the lead away
from J. L.. BCOnnor a mile from the finish
and won by twenty Yards. The two runs
attracted nearly thirty men. The order
OF finish OF the leaders,
NINE MILE rim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
ny JOHN g.. ANDERSON.

snail we ever have bigger hole to
make the putting end of golf easier? This
is question which has been much dis
cussed abroad lately and It's champions
have not been few. Not only in tho
amateur ranks. where we should expect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

&. r. Watts won tho presidents cup
at the Flushing Counrry club yesterday
when he defeated Morel T. Lewis IN the
final by up in thrty-scven holes, This
extra hole Is Is6 Yards in length. Watts
negotiated It I'm 4, while Lewis required
3. The trophy was one of the most
ol. horate put up for competition at the
club this year 1t was offered by G. O.
NJ. Thomas, the president OF tho club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

New ROCHELLE, Nov, 22.--GeorGe i.
Granbery was high gun here to-day IN
the regular weekly shoot OF the New
Rochelle Yacht club at Harrison Island
Granhery broke 50 out OF a possible les
clay birds, won the 10 bird scratch and
carried Off the honors in Il 30 bird optional
sweepstakes on a shooton after tie with
c. Q. Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

CARLISLE, Nov o2,-The condition Of
the men composing the Carlisle Indian
football squad Is better to-day after the
Dickinson game than might be expected.
I'm with = wr"nched shoulder. Bird w!th
a SPRAYED ankle and Wofferd with a
bruised kneo viii all he In shape for the
series Of four games which Carlisle plays
in the next two weeks at Providence.
Boston. BlrmiN CHAM and Atlanta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

ITHACA. Nov, 22,-Tho Cornell football
team In in splendid physical condition
for the game with Pennsylvania, The
men have completed their hard orepara-
lion and arc awaiting the trip To- ATTAIN
tie city which prccedes the THANKSGIVING
Duy game. TIL, squad OF twcn,y-
players will leave here tomorrow night
for the seashore and Tuesday and
Wednesday will b. spent chiefly in recre-
alton. Signal drills will be held in the
morning OF Tuesday and wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
PORES A GOOD REPEATER.
Win. NJ Nine Miles After Defeating
Another Field In Morning.

After warming up in the morning run
Of tn O1anam \. y. IN which he broke
the course record. Charles Pores of col
lege lo.nt Y VI. G. l.. proved that he was
gluttou for work By easily defeating
the field that turned out In the afternoon
FOR the nine mile spin of the Holy Cross
Lyceum lie won by 200 Yards from r..
White, tho best ~ me Holy Cross divi-
sion. There was another run over short
course, IN which j. Cunningham ~ Holy
Cross had ar even easter victory than
Pores. The order ~ finish:
\INl. MILE rim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

Al Harlem oval-subway r. C., 4: Clan Nc.
AZ Macombs Dam Psrh-.Hudsou United. /;
81 George D,
Al Chelsea park-Cheleea " O.. 8; West Side
RauAcrs, I.
Al woodside, l., I--Greenpoint y. G. =; Full.
tons.
Al Huber's oval-Hud.on United .; Vista.
tons q
A. Ia, id.s-cian Scott :; Bsy Rnls-. !
A. LenoK Oval-Continentals 8; Columbia
ON ais,
Al Jersey city-Jersey Blues, /; Gr.enevtiis
Rangers, o.
A, Van Cortiandt Parh-I r, r, stroiisrs. 2;
Overseas, =,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
TIME CUP DECIDED BY TOSS.
Two Entrants Finish Within Eifth
Of a second Of I,.G.

lmpromptu brushes and half mile heats
against time for nou-w.uuers for a special
time cup yesterday on the Harlem speed
way closed the local racing season. Ac-
cordng to the stinulatlons governing the
time cup. the horse covering a half mile
nearest the time OF l:26 was TO he re-
turned the winner and = tie existed at
the finish between ~. = f. Martins
mare - l., VI. and Eug'ue Carpenters
GcldinE Tommy Baron. TN" former was
checked In 1:26 - and III. latter in
- - The ownership Of the cup Nas
dec cd by the tossing of a COIN Dr. Mar
IN making the lucky rlll.
DR.. J. H. Forster. p s.dent Of tho as
ISOLATION, presented cups to the season
winners At Speedway Inn after the races
Nathan Straus addressed the guests The
summaries:
co 16s alssr , Of m 9.,G Of the h2r.s' in N.
80 4 NJ en-. m Or. G. Martini .,..I:2s is
Hsppy Bill Xix M Kesrn-l.. ..i::sr
Georel" ol,o.i 10. "a. Young l:-1ia
Ice wilson b. 3. tR. jacob ......,. 80
frames G. hlk m &C. Feudn ......l'.3
'Iied. Tossed coin 10 decide winner Of cup.
Special class trotting:
Castle Dome. = ,Dr ' Tcrs,eri.s l !
Kinney Mr,irerT- 3 e ~ Wir',"5n, - I
Time-i:io. 1909 b. Isl: Dead heat
sne,ia - , .;,a9, pacing ...a :,
Happy Biii' G.k 4 ~ Kearns, .'.'.'.'.'".i !
Time 40. 1913.
Special class Pc ing
Huertha, b. M. ~ - Ncl.r .........I
The Aristu,rat. blk. q - Mullady1 - Z
Time--l:loa. l:o1.
Spe. tl class trot'iug.
Courier ROY, b. r a. = Nornrdv,. ....i 1
Leo wilson, ,R Jacob ...........Q Z
Time :l-i., l;l2s.
Special class tro''4ur:
Kiliy OAK .tud. % x 90 GalD..........I /
Es'eue cord. 10. IN. "A. OHM ,.......,..S >
Georgia o!cou. br M "A Noungb.....,2 ;
Time-l:l5ia, l;l3.
Special class trotiiug.
OAK and Roy. Jr, ,h ~ Conroyl.,..l /
ENu.taui. y. u. a. pnun'Ib ...... ....'i ?
France g. h.k m. &C.. j. Frnir. ..... 3
40 tlus taken. 'Dcta heat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

RECORD FOR 0zANAM COURSE.
Charles Pores beats Rest Of the Field
by Two Minutes.

The fine running OF Charles Pores was
the feature OF the Ozanam Association run
yesterday. The College Point Y. NJ. C. l..
man led from start to finish and was 2
minutes In front OF the second man.
His time Of 20:4 is a new record for the
four mile course. The order OF finish of
the first ten:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
RUNNERS INVADE JERSEY CITY.
q. Lnaska Defeats Irish md New
Work 4. &. Men In Close Race.

Many New Workers, including stars
Of the New York y e. aud Irish Amer-
can y. G., joUrncycd 70 Jersey City yes
tcrddN to take part In the first invita-
tlon run Of the - Peter club OF Jersey
city. \ rafting race resulted for first
place. O. Laaskd. the Finnish runner
beating | Mess,r Of the Irish American
\. e. by i've yards, The first ten finished
as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
Dolan Leads NorninRside Pack.

j. Dolan Of the Mohawk \ G. scored
1 fairly easy victory In tho Mornir gsid.
\. 9, run YESTERDAY He led the pack all
tho way and had u narstn Of 10 yards
AT the finish over G. Nelson OF the Morn
ingsides. The first ten nnished as fol-
lows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

Ponr WAsHINoroN. Nov ED. r..
Smith won three of the iiNr matches in
the weekly shoot at the Mauhassct BAY
Yacht club traps here To-day Two 90
has victories came in Shooters after ties.
While the other WAS accomplished with 4
full score The remaining two events. tho
monthly cup and yearly cup, were won
by II. r. l.. Funka
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
ONE GAME STANDS ADJOURNED.
Metropolitan Chess League Cons
pIetes second Tourney Ronnd

Eighty players. members OF clubs anil
ated WIKI the Metropolitan chess League.
started play Saturday evening IN various
clubs of the league. and when time was
called At an early hour yesterday mornus
thirty mine games had been finished and
one was adjourned
Manhattan. brooklyn, Progressive and
Ocean lin chess clubs came out VIC
torous and tine contest between Newark
Rice and Washington Heights was drawn.
Staten Island had a bye. The summaries !:
Manhattan ,... N0rth Jersey ...,..,
Progressive c c.. Lvrcum C........l
Hrooltlyn c. c.. ~. Columbia c. C.. Y
Newark Roe { Wash HEhts G e.. y
Ocean I'M { c.. "A queens Gamht..... ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

to find support, but
also among the pro-
fessionals do we find
adherents OF the idea.
George Duncan in ar
ticles written under
his name makes a
strong point OF this
feature and advo-
Gates II without res
ervation.
In this country
there has not been
so much written on
the project, but the
golfers have talked
about II not infre-
quently. I was chat
ting not long ago
with a well known
golfer who finds fault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
L0renH nrothcrs In Ernnt.

Tho Lorenz brothers finished first aud
second IN the run If the 81, Agnes Club
yesterday julius Lorenz led the dozen
starters, finishing In 81 minutes 81 Sec
onds. j. Lorenz was second. 100 yards
behind,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
Trinity Runners In tn. Van.

TWO members OF the home club fought
out the greater part OF the Trinity club
run yesterday over a four mile course.
In the last quarter of a mile H. da silva
drew away from =. Blum and won by
nifty yards. The first ten finished as fol-
lows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
SHUGRUE AND WELSH MATCHED
WIN Box In Madison square Garden
December ..

Joe SNNEFls pl JerS''N n.y. VII" l'-
turned recently from an extended inva-
sion ~ Australia, has been matched by
.llwuV Johnston to box Lightweight cham
pion Freddie Welsh ten rounds In Madi-
son Square Garden on Wednesday night
December . ShuErue made "A great i'm
preston m the antipodes. beating such
good boys a. Hugh Michigan and Herbert
Mccoy ON his way tho Jersey lad
stopped of IN Milwaukee and out pointed
Charley white, tho Chicago boxer. who
gave Welsh such n good battle a few
weeks ago.
Boxing will cease In California on De
Cemher - next, the statutes there read
ing that an enacted law goes into effect
five days after official returns are illed
with the Secretary Of state. Promoter
Jim Coftroth has one more date to FIJI
and Is casting about for an attraction.
lie wired Harry Pollok asking him 10
match Freddie Welsh with Charley White
of Chicago early in December Pollok re-
piled that other engagements made the
time for preparation too short In addl-
iion 10 the ShuErue bout Welsh Will box
Fred Yclle In Boston tomorrow night
and Young Brown in Syracuse Thanks
giving Day.
George Lawrence. English boxing inn
prc,ario. who has Sam McNey, Terry
Keller Bandsmsn Rice and Colin Bell
under his managerial wing, asks that a
mistake regarding the last named pugtlst
Toe corrected Bell WAS ready and will
ing. no says, To go on Mt the fIrmont
club Last Thursday night regardless OF
the small gata According to Lawrence
Manager Gibson called the card of and
requested that he he released from his
bargain, Bell will box Al Reich to-mor-
row night at the Broadway :. g.
Havana does not seem to be hlghly
clated over the prospect of watching Jack
johnson and sam McNcy IN action, one
cuban paper calls attention to the fact
that the island has its own rase prob
lens and drcs not relish the idea OF two
negroes furnishing the first big iistic at
traction there The hope of a big in
iluX of spectators from the States also
Is challenged, That 100000 purse fol
johnson begins to loom up as rather ex-
trHNuElnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

James \. Gilmore has less than a week
to make good ihc promise h. made at the
annual meeting of the Federal League ~
four distinct shocks to Organic. Il baseball
80 far no shock has developed. Some
time ago Gilmore admitted that his cir
cult was comprised Of too many minor
league cities, but expressed the hope that
enough major towns could BE- added by
1915 TO uns,t existing haudicaps. Accord
ing t. his own statements au ideal locd-
ton in Cleveland WAS sacrificed because
the prospective supporters of the Forest
City refused 10 post SO. 900 for tn. site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
observation-disclosures
STILL A MYSTERY
Former Husband Of Slain
Woman Meets the Man for
Whom She Left Him.

Spring Green, Wis. Aug lG.-The
murder Of Mamah Bouton Bor,hwics,
ulr children, John and Martha Cheney
and two other persons by Julien Garlic
ton. negro servant, yesterday brought
here to-day the womsn's former hus-
band, Edwin II. Cheney, and the man
for whom she left him. Prank Lloyd
Wright, a wealthy Chicago architect.
Formerly close friends and neigh
bors M Chicago, Cheney and Wright
spent the day unde: the same roof, but
almost without speaking. They were
guests az the home Of Andre" 7. Hor-
ter. whose wife is Wrghts sister
Mr. Wright came 90 take charge OF
the body OF the former Mr.. Cheney.
tie decided on az immediate buria.
and this evening. covered with mass
oi flowers picked from the bungalow
Garden. and attended only by Mr..
Wright. his son and two relatives. the
body was removed TO the Wright lot
ir Unity Cemetery, near the bungalow.
There was no ceremony.
Cneney's mission was 20 claim the
bodies of the children. who had lived
with their mother iu Wrights Spring
Green bungalow since their fathers
divorce and rc-marriage. He arranged
for their burial iu Chicago
Il have tWo children who were muir
dered here" was all M Cheney would
say.
Thomas Bruuker. laboror on the
Wright estate. who was reported last
night 10 have died from his wounds,
was living tonight. although physi-
clans expected his death any minute.
The motive for Cartoons crime is
sill a matter Of discussion. The negro
remarked TO a deputy herif after his
arrest. and when he feared his death
by poison was imminent: "l'll tell you
why ! did il before ! die
When physicians told him later that
he was IN no danger OF death the negro
declined 20 explain his former state
ment saying only: OF did IL In self
defence"
This statement was given no ere
derce by the authorities. II is believed
Carleton was angry at the discharge Of
his wife and himself.
Relatives have taken charge Of the
bodies OF Emil Burdell. Wright's
craftsman, and Ernest Weston, farm
hand, and other victims Of Cartoons
attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
KNOTTY PROBLEMS.

"Ps." said lit.le Bobby, who had been
allowed 10 sit up while after supper
with the understanding that ne was 70
ask no foolish questions, "can you 90
everything"
Yes
Can you make two-foot rule with
only one end 20 it?'
shut ~ and let your pa read q lit
tie"
A short silence and again Bobby
piped IN.
Can you make the clock strike less
than one, pa
cone more question like that said
his father, and off 70 bed yOu co.
Another short silence, and once more
Bobby chimed IN.
PA. can a camel 90 ten day without
watert'
Yes, boy
well, how many days can he 20 if
he has water
The sound Of a hurried shutting was
Immediately heard, and Bobby was
landed into bed IN two minutes.-Tit-
Bits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
PATCHOGUE NAN
HELD AS "HUGGER"
Arrested on Girls Complaint,
Prisoner Is Identified by Fiji
teen Angry Women.

Patchogue, Long Island, Aug. l6.-
Aided by Q description furnished By
Miss Stessie Jarecki, who was attacked
Saturday night, Constable Howard B.
Rowland and Deputy Sheriff Frank Nor
ton arrested man, who Is held as a
local Jack the Hugger.' early this
morning. He proved TO be Julius Koro-
sey, who lives with his parents IN West
sv. The prisoner has been identified by
tf,eeu women. VINO viii appear against
rim IN the police court TOMORROW.
For the last month uuescor'ed women
have been v-yiaid in the streets Of
this town late at night by a man who
embraced and fondled them. A week
20 the same fellow was discovered
peeping into the window of the SER
wants dormitory at the Ocean Avenue
Hotel. where twenty mattresses and
chambermaids had quarters.
Last night Miss JarecH and Hans
Schmidt were walking along Bedford
av. when the "hugger' leaped upon her
from behind q tree. Miss Jarecki got
9 good look at her assailauts face sand
told the police IL was korOsey.