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the Cuban Legation in Washington
declared peace was at hand.
The committee appointed by E. NJ.
Sheperd after the Albany conference
has issued statement to all Demo-
Gratis opposing fusion with the Inde-
pendence League and advocating a
straight Democratic ticket.
William ]. Bryan, speaking at Ra-
leigh, N. c., declared Secretary
Shaw was trying to palm off on the
South a speech rejected in Iowa"
Giving her name as Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, woman was $25 in
Tuckahoe, N. Y, for violating the
speed law.
An investigation of Democratic
conditions in the northern part of
New York State shows a marked
falling off in the sentiment for Will
liam R. Hearst
Cardinal Gibbons in a letter de-
clared he quit the International Pol
icy Holders Committee because he
had not comprehended its scope.
Baron" Won Waldeck- -Sofeld,
New York, admitted having bigam-
ously married Blanche Jewett. His
first wife, Catherine Voss, will prose-
cute him.
Alfred Brown, a lifesaver, swan
from the Brooklyn Bridge to Coney
Island in four hours thirty-fve min
utes. His eleven competitors drop
ped out of the race.
Summoned to meet the New
York on her arrival from Southamp-
ton by wireless message, detectives
failed to catch a Raffles who stole
$1,000 watch and $500 from pas
sengers.
Asserting that he is Christ re-
turned to earth, a we'll known mer-
chant appeared at Police Headquar-
ters, New York, with a missive for
Commissioner Bingham.
Alfred A. Arment, friend of the
worlds greatest singers, died.
Because of i'll treatment of sail
ors in Portland, Me-, United States
navy ships will cease visiting the
harbor.
DR.. Eugene H. Plumacher, Ameri-
can Consul at Maracaibo, Venezuela,
declared his belief leprosy was cur
able. Il
Daniel O'Day, pioneer in the pipe
line industry, died in France.
AS a reward to its platform"
men the New York City Railway
Company voluntarily increased its
pay schedule $250,000.
Judge Gary, of the United States
Steel Corporation, declared two
pearls worth $4,000 when he ar
rived from Europe on the Deutsch-
land.
NJ. Ellis Wooster, manager Of
Fads and Fancies, testified at the
hearing in the removal case that
Judge Joseph M. Duell, of New York.
received profits from the Town
Topics Company.
H. L. Bowden and his friends
were forced to jump into the Hud-
son River after an explosion on Mr..
Bowden's motor boat.
E. H. Hartman has started the
work of changing the course of the
Ramapo River at his estate at Ar
den, N. Y.
Fifteen thousand persons heard
William J. Bryan deliver a Demo-
cratic speech in st. Louis, Mo-, and
twenty thousand others tried in vain
to get into the building.
Senators Dick and Foraker, in
Ohio Republican State Convention,
crushed the faction led by Repre-
sentative Burton.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte
approved the recommendation of the
inquiry court for the court martial
of Captain Comfy and Lieutenant
Pressey because of the collision be-
tween the battleships Alabama and
Illinois.
John A. Dix, nephew of New York's
War Governor, was made the choice
for Governor by the Washington
County Democratic Convention.
James B. Reynolds, who investi-
gated the Chicago packing houses
for President Roosevelt is doing sim
liar work on Ellis Island, under the
direction of the President.
In the first car to pass through the
completed north tube of the Penn
sylvania tunnels under the North
River, A. j. Cassatt and party will
ride from Weehawken to New York.
Suit for divorce was brought for
Edwin K. Norton, who when fresh
man at Yale eloped with a salesgirl
In New Haven, Conn.
Albert c. Wilson, former legisla-
tor, says he was offered $4,000 to
vote against the Raines law, as he
had planned to do, but changed his
vote when the bribe was offered.