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New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
W4DSWORTH,S DISTRICT.
Democrats Likely to Indorse Inde-
pendent Republican.

IFrom Special Correspondent of The Tribunel
Buffalo. July 25.-The Republican opponents
Of Representative J. w. wadsworth. of Geneseo.
Livingston County. have practically united on
Peter A. Porter of Niagara Falls. as an indie
pendent candidate for Congress against Mr.
WadswOrth. Mr., Porter is likely to get the reg
ular- Democratic and Hearst Endorsements. but
If he decides 10 run he viii be nominated by Pc
tition by Republicans. The Porter boom will be
started this week at Batavia at the annual
pioneer picnic. The pioneer picnics of Western
New York are not political gatherings, but as
piring candidates never fail to be active at them
If they have chance. Mr.. Porter will speak at
Batavia on Thursday. at Silver Lake, Wyoming
County, on August 2, and at Lakeside, Orleans
County, on August 16.
The Bath Congress District is composed of
the counties of Genesee. Livingston. Niagara.
Orleans and Wyoming. There never has been
a hght against Mr. Wadsworth, his strong afEili-
atoms throughout the district neutralizing op-
position to him whenever il promised to develop
Inc Democrats and the Hearst men, not having
a chance in ordinary circumstances TO defeat
Mr. WadsWorth, are willing to join with inde-
pendent Republicans in order to accomplish it,
Mr. Porter has been in consultation at the
1roquois with the friends of Senator Stevens, OF
wyoming County, who told Mr.. Porter that Sem
ator Stevens would not be candidate for Con-
$50 N41AS year. OuI WOuIQ uuQ a way TO hep
Porter II he should run as an independent
VIII be perfectly frank in what I say, all
tnough am not seeking publicity" said Mr.
Porter to the Tribune correspondent lam seri-
ously considering running as an independent
republican against Mr.. Wadsworth His re-
nomination by the regular Republicans is as
sureo sl as ne has the delegates from three of the
hVe counties in the district. II / run shall be
nominated by Republicans by petition. I shall
run run as Republican, as 1 have been Republi-
can all Of my life.
Mr.. Wadsworth has bitterly disappointed the
agrlculturists Of his district by his defence of
rla Inc peer packers The grange Of his own county
passed resolutions eensuring him. His own
tFlehQs were in the meeting which criticised him.
put old not defend him. He has deserted the
farmers on anri-oleolnargarine legislation He
also has alienated Republican support in Niagara
county by his course in the House on the Mag
ara power bill. Whatever the feeling in other
parts of the state, the people of Niagara Falls
leel that he neglected their interests. The friends
or senator Stevens, of Wyoming County are op-
posed to him because of the way in which he
helped to undo the Senator on the reappor-
tlonment. The normal Republican plurality in
the district is about seven thousand l believe
1t could be wiped out this year"
Mr. Porter is Yale graduate, class of IA
owner Of the Cataract House. at Niagara Falls
and interested in business in Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
AMERIC4NS SET FREE.
President Palma PardOns Prisoners
ON Isle of Pines.

Havana, July 25.-President Palma this even
ing pardoned Miss Millie Brown, J. G. Giltner
ana William Augustine Americans living IN the
Isle of Pines, and a message was immediately
sent hy wireless telegraph ordering their re-
lease. The pardon is the outcome of efforts Of
MI Sleeper Charge d'Affaires, who obtained the
promise of the Secretary Of Justice. Sefior
oFarrill. to recommend clemency IL the trio
would promise not 70 violate again the Ameri-
can military order prohibiting private telegraph
wires Mr. Sleeper communicated with the
prisoners by wireless telegraph and all replied:
Certainly. We authorize you to secure our par
don and promise not 70 violate Military order
No. So"
Upon presentation of this reply Secretary
o'farriil prepared an order for the pardon
which was discussed at this evenings Cabinet
meeting and signed by President Palma
Ihe Mayor or Nueva Corona telezrap aphed IN
havana that ne had extended the hospitality
OK MS home 70 Miss Brown but that she had
declined the offer pending the arrival OF her par-
ents Tomorrow from Havana. Her mother who
arrived here this week from the United States
said tonight that she would insist on pavinc
tne nne imposed on Miss Brown on the ground
tnat she could not permit her daughter 10 be
USED by American revOlutiOnists for the pur-
pose OF creating sympathy with their cause
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
NEW EAST SIDE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Board Awards Contract for One and Az
proves Plans for Another.

BY the action OF the executive committee OF the
HoaFo OF Education, in session yesterday after
noon, the East Side is to get two new D,hI,c
schools George Hildebrand received the contract
Tor new schoolhOuse at Madison and Jackson
streets, TO cost SSssssS. Work is 70 begin at once
Flans for school at Stanton and Forsyth streets
were approved and bids will shortly be advertised
lot Both buildings will contain baths and GYM
nasiums and will be equipped with Kindergarten
ana cooking rooms in addition to class rooms
-Four hundred thousand dollars was appropria4ed
ror the purchase Of land in First avenue between
itoTy. The board also voted TO reiterste the re-
quest TOR the issue Of $4,000 revenue bonds 20
make good the deficit in the repair department
1he request was originally for $780, O0O but the
dB506d dB50a6d or Estimate and Apportionment granted
.t Plans for various schoOlhOuses and additions in
Ihe several bOFOughs approved Of The
Board Of Education in Brooklyn will have a new
one once and storage building at Red Hook Lane
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
BRUCKNER CHALLENGES HAFFEN.
Wants to Contest Leadership with Him in
Any District.

H. Bruckner. former Commissioner of Public
Works. has sent challenge 10 Louis F. Haffen
20 meet in any Assembly district In The Bronx
Borough and contest the leadership. While dis
cussing the matter Mr.. Bruclner said
have sent a challenge TO President Louis F.
Haffen 10 run in any district for the leadership
Should he accept shall run In the same dis
trict, and defeat him at that. II is only short
time since he announced that he would run in
the 35th District against ex-COroner Joseph
Berry but he backed out. Well think that
showed his good sense. Then. again. as soon as
Michael Hecht announced himself as candidate
for the leadership in the 33d District, Haffen
declared that II Michael Garvin, the present
leader. did not roll up his sleeves and defeat
Hecht he (Haffen) would jump into the trenches
and fight Hecht. AS soon as learned OF this
sent the challenge 90 Haffen. Now is his time
and opportunity" Will he accept? Time will
tell.
The $50 is Haffen's own district, and If he can't
carry it-well. what's the use OF talking! ! say
he can't. and that's all there is 10 IL. for can
defeat him easily. When Haffen named Garvin
as his choice for leader he announced with
great flourish OF trumpets that he retired be-
cause II was his desire 20 run the business OF
the borough on sound business principles. This
was months ago, but where are the sound busi-
ness principles? Echo answers. Where? You
can't see even a vestige OF it. Let Haffeu accept
my challenge, ] am ready.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Ian, ana mink that the Republican State Con-
Nehuon Is charged with tremendous RESPONSE
piltH ~ selecting q candidate whose qualifica-
uons VIII appeal to the patriotism and judgment
OF the voters OF the state"
Mr. Wades friends say that he is In favor OF
timothy L. Woodruff for Governor.
FRANK III. Mott, the most active of the younger
democrats of Chautauqua County, previously
referred to as a candidate for Secretary of State
Two years ago, says that the Democrats this
year nave good chance OF electing their ticket.
Ihe Democrats Of Chautauqua County, to-
Retner with whole lot of Republicans. feel that
tney want TO elect man for Governor this fan
day. II am for Hearst for Governor because
like the principles he stands for j believe he
VIII give things a good cleaning up at Albany.
The Independence League in this county seems
70 be growing. / should say that four-ffths Of
ats members are Democrats, the other fifth being
Republicans"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
FLEETS DEEP SEA DRILL.
North Atlantic Squadron in Manoeuvres Off
Roekport.

Roekport, Mass, July 25-Deep sea mdnoeuvres
were again carried out to-day by the battleshps OF
the North Atlantic fleet now stationed here The
fleet sailed at 10 o'clock this morning in battle
formation When it returned to the harbor shortly
before dark the batteships appeared In line abreast
and kept this formation until they were within half
single file.
Two battalions Of marines had shore duty to-day
and took march Of fifteen miles around Cape
Ann They went equipped for and prOvisIoned for
an all day hike and accompanied by a hospital
corps OF twelve men. During the long march ten
or the marines became exhausted, and were sent
back TO the landing place by electric cars. At
various points along the route the men were put
through rife drills and other practice There was
a searchltght drill the ships tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington July 25
There have been showers the South Atlantic and
East Gulf states Oklahoma, Iowa Minnesota the pa
kotas. Nebraska. Nevada New Mexico Southern Utah
and Northern Arizona. Elsewhere weather was gen
orally clear Temperatures slightly higher except
In the South Atlantic and Pacific states and tho
Northwest
Ihe winds along the New England coast will be light
fresh TO southeast along the Middle Atsn
coast light east 70 southeast: along South Atlantic
coast light and variable along the East Gulf coast ush,
TO fresh and variable along the West coast fresh
south the lower lakes light fresh east 20 southeast
and on the upper lakes fresh southwest to west
There will be local showers Thursday in the South A.
anc and East Gulf states. upper lake region and
the upper Mississippi Valley and the extreme Southwest
and showers Thursday night Friday the Ohio Valley
the lower lake region. ard probably in the Middle and
South Atlantic states Local showers will also continue
IN the southern plateau.
the lower lake region and the Middle Atlantic states
STeamers departing Thursday for European ports
weather to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
PRICE TO MANAGE AMUSEMENT co.

E. D. Price was yesterday appointed general
business manager Of the new Interstate Aynuse-
ment Company which was recently organized fog
the presentation Of the musical and dramatic
works OF American and foreign authors. and has
among the subscribers to its S25O.0OO capital many
managers. including Al Hayman, A L. Erlanger
Marc Klaw, Charles Frohman Daniel Frohman
Frank Mckee. William Harris Isaac B. Rich S +
Nixon, J. F. Zimmerman. Joseph Brooks, William
4. Brady, George c. Tyler, Henry W. Savage
George NJ COhan and others.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first move
ment of the kind in the country. Every other one.
here or elsewhere. has been started in imitation Of
this pioneer The Tribune cordially welcomes all
cO-laborers in the field. but, without wishing 70
depreciate in the least the others thinks it
its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is. far as known the only one in
WHICH absolutely every dOllaF contributed by the
public goes directly to the work Of sending poor
and 6rnging It back agan No collectors are ever
purely voluntary. All expenses for the organiza-
ton. agents and general machinery of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees Of the fund There are no percentages
70 collectors to come out of the contributions OF
the pubic, ana no payments 70 agents, managers
secretary or others Every dollar goes straight to
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
HEARST STATE COMMITTEE TO MEET
First Session on Tuesday-Invitation for
Convention from Several Cities.

The executive committee Of the independence
League yesterday issued a call for meeting Of
the state committee OF the league for Tuesday.
at 1 p. m.
The state committee has one member from
every Assembly district in the state. 1t will be
the first official gathering of the representatives
Of the state organization.
Invitations to hold the state convention have
been secured from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse
and Albany. There is also strong belief in the
minds of many that New York City is the proper
place for the convention. The date is uncer-
tain.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
OBITUARY.
MRS. IDA r. PUTNAM ADAMS.

Mrs. Ida F. Putnam Adams. wife CT Fred H.
Adams newspaper reporter OF this city, died
on Tuesday az RensselaeFville, Albany County
Mrs. Adams on her fathers side was a direct de-
scendant Of General Israel Putnam, Of Saratoga
eighth President of the United States The f1I1ern
viii be held to-day. and the burial will be IN oak
wood Cemetery, Troy n u.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL. BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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lss MARIE cAHlLL's MOTHER BURIED.

Mrs Mary Cahiil was buried az Holy Cross Gene
terry, FIatbush yesterday morning She was the
mother OF Mrs Daniel V. Arthur who Is knoVn in
the theatrical world as Marie Cahill The services
were private. only the immediate relatives and
few intimate friends icing present.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
A cLoup5uRsT IN FRANCE.

Chambery. Department OF savole July ga
eloudburst. accompanied by lightning. to-day de-
stroyed the Church Of Les Chavannes, about thirty
five miles from here melting the church bells into
a solid mass injuring q number OF persons and
causing heavy damage along the FFanco-ItaifaR
border. Railway traffic by way or Mont GEMS IS
fnfeFFuDfed
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Highest temperature yesterday so degrees lowest e6:
a; average for corresponding cate Of year
for corresponding date twenty ave
years "a
fresh southeast winds ' -
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DR.. Gordon will be one Of the features at Dream
land next week. where he will give daily exhibitions
Of his strength He will shoulder full grown
horse and will also attempt lift of the lions
OF Bostock's show. series of basketball games
will be played in the Dreamand roller skating rink
beginning tomorrow night with a game between
the Dreamland five and a team representing the
Deerfoot Athletic Club. Of Brooklyn The games
will be played roller skates.
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Forecast for sDeciol ro,o,Itios F. ~. D,.,-,c,

Forecast for Special LOcalties-For the District OF
Columbia ard Maryland. fair. warmer to-day: showers
Friday afternoon night; light winds
For Delaware and New Jersey. fair to-day Friday
partly cloudy light winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. to-day; Friday
showers: light fresh southeast winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York fair
to-day; Friday showers; light fresh southeast
winds.
For New England. fair to-day showers Friday after
night: fresh east 70 southeast winds
Eastern fair to-day. in the In
teror Friday showers light tofresh east southeast
winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
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Klaw Erlanger engaged yesterday Mario
MaJoroni. a nephew of Nine Ristor. TO play the
title role in The Prince of india" which viii re-
ceve its first New York performance at the Broad
way Theatre September o. William Farnuu1
will continue I'm the part of Sultan Mlhomet. Miss
Adelaide Keim. Julius McVckeT and Boyd Putnam
newcomers TO the cast. were signed yesterday
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Announcement is made that ''Aizpah" the new
Biblical play. will have it's first New York pFoduc-
ton at the Academy of Music In September The
play is drawn frcm the Old Testament story OF
Esther and King Ahasuerus. Miss Elizabeth Ken
nedy will play the leading character of Esther
Charles Dalton will be King Ahasuerus.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

CEMETERIES.
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points EuroPs and al countries Universal
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

IA mary Alice daughter of The late Rev charles 3
q her sister Mrs. EgeRS =. palEs gT.-ay JGy -,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

The management of the New York Theatre an
nounces for next Monday an exhibition explanatory
Of the methods OF the Fays lie so-called ''thau-
maturgists."
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
H. B. Harris to Present Miss Rose stahl in
''The Chorus Lady"

Henry B. Harris completed arrangements yester
day with Charles Frohman to present Miss Rose
Stahl in James Forbes's play ''The Chorus Ladv.'
al the Savoy Theatre on September g.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

The announcement of the completion of the list
OF volunteers for the midsummer benefit Of the
Hebrew Infant Asylum. TO be held at the Arverne
Pier Theatre. was made yesterday by Henry B.
Harris. Those who will appear Robert Edeson.
Jefferson De Angels. Henry Lee. Miss Rose Cogh-
Ian, Miss Amy Lesser. Miss Beatrice Bertrand.
Barney Fagen. Miss Henrietta Byron, James sulli-
van, Lynn Pratt. Maurice Kline. Mrs S. C. Wal
lach Miss Mabel Mortimer. Macy Harlan and the
Empire City Quartet.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Local Official TscCOrd.-The following ofieiaI record
from the Weather shows the changes
rerature for the tWenty-our hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL CO.. S4i-S " g8i 81
World known; old stand Tel 1924 Chelsea