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SeabOard Air Line Railway

TICKET OFFICE: 1921 PENNA. AVE.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Oolambt4,
Savannah, Jacksonville, ST. Augustine, Tampa, At.
lanta, Birmingham. Aemphis. Mobile. Pensacola
and New Orleans.
Notice.-Tbese arrivals and departures, 40 wen
as time and connections with other companies, are
1880 AM. DAlLY-ssaboard Mail. Thropsk
coaches and Pullman Sleeper to jacksonville. Yia,,
n. c. Dinipgs Cana.
e:23 Pm. DAfLY-Sesbboard Florida Limited.
Solid delighted Pullman Train to Oamdao.
Columbia, So vannah. Jacksonville and st. Augus.
tine. Dining Cans.
TBS pm. DAiIY-seaboard Express Solid train
With Pullman Sleepers to Jacksonville and Tampe.
Through Sleeper to Atlanta. Birmingham and Me4e
Pinehur.t. y. G binins Cars.
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FRENCH LIME.

CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUR
Direct Line to Havre-Paris (France).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 an
From Pier No. a. North River. foot Morton st. Ny,
ia Provence. Feb. Isl ia Touraine. MAJ 81
La Bretagne.. Mar. 7La Gascogne. Mar. .
LA Savoie go. Mar. lA'La Provence. MAR. %
sTwin-s screw steamers.
GEORGE W. MOSS. 14i1 q ST. NV.
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Belasco Tonight-Pcpular Prices.
Majestic Musical Four.
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The Enterprise Wall Paper Co

desires to announce their opening. on Mon
day. February %. 1907 at their new store,
33I Penn. ave. Sc, showing a beautiful
assortment of fine pictures and art goods.
A handsome souvenir given to each lady.
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake &OhiO Railway

u E pDI, SSVE RxpREs e iSos
daysastops at principal points in Virginia.
TO Clifton Forge. With connection for Virrinis
bot Springs; Pullman sleepers Clifton Fores
to Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis e.
Louis and Chicago buffet service from Gosdossr
Vile.
4:30 P.M.-NEW O. 4 o. LIMITED, daily-Fast
new ,estibule train: stops only at GordonsvfiiA
Charlotte sviile. staunton. Clifton Forge and
Covington, Va; Ronceverte and Hinton, W.
Va. Pullman sleepers to Lexington. Louisville.
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st: Louis and Chicagq.
Dining cars, a la carte service. One night out.
1l:l0 PM. =. " LIMITED. daily-Solid YES.
tibnle train: Pullman sieeRers to Cincinnati,
ing car to Virginia Hot Springs week deyS.
Dining cars, a la carte service. Sleepers Cll-
cinnat to Chicago and st. Louis and Louisvill0
to Memphis. Nashville and southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue; 600 14th stseet,
near F, and Sixth Street Station. Telephone Malo
1870 for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and MstA
1905 for @. o. Ticket Once.
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Keep You Warm.

Miller Oil Stoves SO. so. 81 80, $500
Gas Radiators.............. 81. 10. $3.50. $4.50
Gas Drums and Stoves. .S5c.. 30
SIC 18th ST. C. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 @.
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Hamburg=American Line,

Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tWaldersee. 80. Feb. 70 Kaiserin (new) . Mar =
BATAVIA Mar 2lDeutschland. Mar. ID
tomits Cherbourg. Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service,
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Romantic. Mar. 81 Moltke. ....... May %
Hamburg. Mai 2SHamburg. June II
Hamburg. May 7lHamburg. ...... Aug. u
'Has Grill Room and Gymnasium.
Egypt Express Service.
The splendid Twin-screw 8. s. OCEANA sails every
Wednesday between
NAPLES AND ALEXANDRIA.
TOURIST BUREAU
r. II. Tickets, hotel accommoda atoms, and general
Information about foreign travel.
:, Trayelers' Checks, Good All Over the World,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE, 81 B'WAY. N. y.
z. F. DROOP & SONS 825 Pa ave.
SEQ N htf
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LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Belasco Tonight, symond's Concert.
Get seats now.
Get in the Duckpin Tournament
on the Diamond alleys; cash prizes awarded.
Moving Pictures and Vaudeville
Belasco Theater tonight.
The Enterprise Wall Paper Co.
desires to announce their opening. on Nom
day February %, 1907, at their new store,
337 Penn. ave. Sc, showing beautiful
assortment of fine pictures and art goods.
A handsome souvenir given to each lady.
Duckpin Bowling Tournament,
commencing Feb. 25 for one month. on
Diamond alleys, 631 G st. NV.
Belasco Tonight-Pcpular Prices.
Majestic Musical Four.
Keep You Warm.
Miller Oil Stoves. so. 81 so, $500
Gas Radiators. .$2.Io, 800, $40O
Gas Drums and Stoves. .S5c., LOO
sl6 18th St C. A. Muddiman Co. 1904 q,
Belasco Theater Tonight.
Special vaudeville. See our ad.
Duckpin Bowling Tournament
on Diamond alleys; cash prizes awarded.
Belasco Theater Sunday Concert.
Always the best show.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
TWO DIE FOR LOVE.
Successful and Rejected Sultors
Lean from Liner.

>r,r,,, n wear ago Sofia Medas, a young peas
-. I'll or Neudorf Austria-Hungary, PROMISED
.. hacoue the wife of Baruch JANE '"eii'S-
ors old of the same town. Soon aI'er 'iio
announcement Of her engagement heiilioAi
Iyta nineteen years old. a rejected suitor'
left Neudorf and made his way TO f1ainoui .
where he obtained employment on the ram
burp. American liner Patricia, which arrNeu
here yesterday.
Ten months at was not sulilcleH' u i4i''nS
him forget his first love. He at'ehoeu u ms
work carefully, but when of watch he Droodeu
,,pcb ON the morning of August lS- while eie
,aoraga messengers were deck. he SAW III
tho crowd near him the young man VINO hau
beeu accepted by Sofia The men 8 eyes met ~
according to several passengers VINO iater
,aarred or the romance at Neudorf no words
ara exchanged between them. Both lovers
xare greatly affected by the meeting, ana pc
for sunset on the day they met Jane leapeu
ovsr the rail and was lost. The steamer was
s+onned and a search made for the young man.
,,,+ without success The incident was prac-
t,cal1v forgotten until two days before 'hs
patr,c,a reached port, when the steerage and
orsu, and even the cabin passengers were
.,-o,,r into a state of excitement TO see Herke
o,,n,h nm on the stern rail and jump into the
SEA The steamer was stopped again ana
search was made. but the rejected suitor for
the hand of Sofia Medas could not be found
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
Drops 1000 FEET; LIVES
Gorernor Guild Goes to Rescue OF
Aerouaut on Cape Cod.

Barnstable Mass. Aug 2s--Nearty iNe -
sand persons at the annual Sarhs'apie
r.,- cav Mr. Maloney. balloonlst' oio wv
.,.o,,s.,,d feet TO earth, strike on the TOP OIL :"
- f.nce most and escape probably WIN ms
,;@a Nfaloney made his ascent as uedot 70
.., ef+ernoon and as the visitors at tiia iaii
,-o,;,ds gazed upward they saw that MS at
.z r., o,,+ his parachute loose we're fru1tless- n
,ar, .asterlv wind had blown the rope WHICH
o,,ac+s with the knife among mass Oh coiu
,;.tar an and out of reach of the baHoonlsl
For fullv two miles Maloney noated along
The gas was rapidly leaking from the pis oee
above him. and he prepared for the long drop
The balloon with Maloney came earth"aFd rap
,dlv As il neared the earth the canvas iei'
obo,,+ the body Of the aeronaut and prevented
IT., from seeing where he was falling he
struck on the top of big cedar post useo oy
farmer 70 mark off his field. Luckily ne olo
not fall squarely. but struck in hait stanolns
,,ositfon His back was badly torf' anu Ills
left arm was severely injured.
long line Of automobiles. headed py one
carving Governor Curtis Guild, 1r, VINO was d
,;+or ar the fair rushed to the spot where
,,alo,o,, had fallen The was picked up IN
.enf-conscious condition. and was hurried 10
"a, botel In Rarnstable Centre. The spot "here
:, ,ar,dad ts In the village Of Cummaquid ABOUT
= ,51as from Barnstable. Physicians who at
-a,ded Naloney say that he Is not ih'erhaiiS III
t,,red and Will doubtless recover
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
NOR STONES BELLEIUE.
Rreoks Windoocs After Chasing
into Cmrying Injured Ch'ld.

,,1sc, T Render. Of "arryto"h' co"o "0
,oSeil.l,. nave avoided running down anu Sc
rionsl,, iaiurinr Annie Nieman, thirteen yeas
,,a - ceoopd avenue and oath street. Ids'
-irb, 5,us the usual East Side MOB tIled 10 'io
him bodily injury. The girl juInped OUT ~ I'm
behind q wagon right in font @t the Hao'i''-e
st,a ,ras knocked down and hurt Dendei' h''"'' :
ing about ,,ha: 80 expect il that district poiN
the two .-eung men ia the machine u
1-.ev d5s 80 -vi.i,e ne got out 70 aAd t"e III
girl.
: gang q young ruffians started 10 IuSh N
f.ansz- h,,f as he locked able 70 take care oi
himself 1.s not do Il. DisregardinG ths ifioD,
NJ Bender picked up the little giri ana 49,
her lc the machine ard started TO Speed ''"-
ard BELLEVUE Picking up All the i'oSe 9''
that could be gou.ld the mon hurried liieiii ii'"
al other available ammunition after the ma
chine NJ Bender shot through The iron gates
nf the hospifal Just ahead OF the ieoo' "hioii
then contented Itself with hurting IT'S Sfnfhu-
milton against the windows After a Few YIN
COWS had seen broken the police drofN the oi9-
tnrbers away, Bender. who sa'd ne fad peeh
driyfng machine for ten years without an
@ccideni. was locked up on technicai charge
= assault
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
PITTSBURG GIRL ELOPES'
Daughter of Baron CON Hedemann
Weds MiU EmplOye.
rp- p-Telegranh 20 The Tribune. J

p,-tehurg Aug 29-Alna HedeInann,
laughter Of the late Baron Fritz Won HeoeInanfl
and niece Of Alexander Won Humboldt VINO
aas lust passed her fifteenth birthday. eioped
,odav to Youngstown Ohio. with Frank Haines'
aged twerty-one. who is employed in one OF inc
South Side mills
Baron Won Hedenann came here from Hei
many with his wife in 1913. after having had
,r7a trouble with his family, and has since hVed
=, Ducuesne Heights. Fifteen years ago
daughter was born to them. Won Heoefiiaiill
.rorred his title soon after coming here, ana
xas known merely as Fritz Won Hedemann'
szxeral wears ago the baron died and his Wlie
tnd daughter have been living on a sienoer HI
.oro. which they received from Germany
Young Hafnes began paying attention 10 the
ro,,ng German girl some time ago His suit
A-as discouraged by Mrs Won Hedefnahh' iio'
,r,zy on account Of the age Of her daughter, but
also because she expected some day TO take hef
abroad and make d match for her such as she
considered behtted her station in life
This morning Alma was allowed 70 attelo d
su,aav school picnic at Rock Point with d
number Of her young friends tbs afternoon d
,eleyrarn Was received from Youngstown iio'i
.r-oa .n which she informed her molhe' tii0'
,.. ard tJaines had beer married al Ihe' Po
md were staving at the Empire Hotel
Mrs Won Hedemann was almost -
~ -be announcement. and declares tiiis
that she will have the marriage
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
WORSHIPPERS FIGHT FIRE
Manu- Buildings Burned at N. IT,
Camp Meeting Grounds.

Exeter. n H. Aug. 29-Ihir'eeh
.,,roa harms and a number Of smaller puiioii's'
:. tho uedding camp grounds were purheo iate
~, af..rnoon and five other cottages were pau
:, damaged large number OF trees which
to-road the beautiful camp ground grove "eio
burned and many others were cut GOWN u BUY
-. ,,ropress of the flames The total loss -
estimated at $4,000 only a small part OF WHO"
,s covered by insurance -,
IT.. fra WAS discovered In Mrs. j. H. HaTri-
,,s cottage. in Broadhead avenue shortiS
e,ar 2 o,cIock None of the occupants oi INC
-o+,age was at home. and the whoie lii'eiioi
as practically IN flames when the pia|e was
,,o+,ce5 hv f. H. Barker. of Lowell HIS aiai III
mead the whole colony of summer people, Ai'u
,,.atinc which was going on at the tinie III t,io
,,a+bod;st chapel was closed fmmediateiy -lie
o;,,,, hundred worshppers going out 10 I'sl' 'i'e
flames r.- ,,a Man
y,r-5 was sent to Epping, Exeter ana man
- ar1,in- for assistance and hand tup
hitch came from the first named town ola soou
..r,.,oa but by the time the apparatus HoiN
I,,-o.ar and Manchester arrived the fire was uh-
der control Mn,
The cottage of the Rev O. > Baketel' " t>e
vor,, WAS among those burned. Ihe other
,,o.,sas were owned by New Hampshire anu
Eastern Massachusetts people
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
WOMAN AFIRE IN HOTEL.
Runs Dozen Thirteen Flights Fldm-
;ng Like Torch and COllapses.

IL Deputy Commissioner Bugher's prompt ac-
'+,on last night did not save the life of Nellie
Keleher. In the Prince George Hotel. 1t did save
ber much suffering. Ablaze like torch IN her
alcohol saturated clothes the woman had run
down the thirteen flights of stairs from the ser
ronts quarters to the main corridor Of the hotel.
(which runs from 10th to 27th street There,
denuded of hair and clothing. she fell in heap
almost at the entrance of the big dining room
Q The orchestra drowned the faint shrieks or the
woman lust before she reached the floor. and
eaxr of the guests knew what had happened The
bousa detective snatched tahlecloth to cover
ber while some one into the headquarters
NJ the traffic squad. Deputy Commissioners
Ruaber and Lieutenant Bill Boettler both
yauIted over the rail and rushed into the hotel
Get all the olive oil you can. cried the deputy
commissioner sizing up the situation. Lieuten-
ant Roetter summoned an ambulance from the
New York Hospital. but before it arrived Cap
tain Rugner had anointed the woman thoroughly
with the oil and lessened her pain greatly. So
large a portion of her body was burned however,
that she probably will die from the ensuing
septic absorption.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
PEACE MEETING SURE.
THE PLACE.
Central american Delegates Er-
Dected to Gather There.
GFrom The Tribune Bureau 7

Washington Aug 29-There will be a Wash
tneton peace conference as the result of the
Presidents latest step in the interest of uni
versal peace, according to the views of the Off
cials OF the state Department and OF the diplo-
matte representatives of the Central American
countries TO which the Presidents Identical note
was addressed yesterday.
The relations between Guatemala and Mexico
are somewhat strained. and it is believed that
the former would not care to send representa-
tives TO the City of Mexico TO attend peace
conference rs that would involve acceptance OF
the hospitality of Mexico. Moreover. the pro-
visional government OF Honduras has no diplo-
matte representative at the City OF Mexico
whereas it has minister resident in Washing
ton 1t is believed in addition. that all OF the
republics which will be parties to the conference
Will be glad to send delegations to Washington
because here they will enjoy the counsel of their
ministers resident in this city.
The first reply to the Presidents note sug-
gesting peace conference was received to-day
1t came from Salvador. which cordially accepted
the suggestions made by Presidents Roosevelt
and Diaz 1t is assumed that the other repub-
lies addressed will be heard from soon. and
every confidence is expressed that all the replies
will be favorable.
DfpIomatic representatives of the states in
volyed with the exception of Guatemala, called
upon Alvey A. Adee. Acting Secretary of State.
to-day and expressed qualification at the inter-
eSt manifested by the President. 1t was their
united opinion that the plan he proposed would
he carried out and would result in permanent
peace
The Nicaraguan Minister expressed the beiier
that the peace conference would be held In
Washington and the other diplomats concurred
In that opinion. 1t is not known in what build
ing the conference would be likely TO assemble
but it has been suggested that IL there was
prospect of it's convenins and completing It's
business before December /. 1t could probably
he accommodated In the Capitol. or space might
ha proyided in the Library of Congress
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
"COURIER-JOURNAL" FIRE.
Home Of Henry Wattersons Ne7os-
paper Badly Damaged.

Louisville. Aug. 30.-The plants of 1.-The Cour-
ier-Journal" and The Evening Times suffered
great damage by a fire which broke out after
midnight The flames spread with unusual ra-
pidty but it is believed that all employees es-
capped from the building.
Less than an hour after the fire was discovered
the third floor of the five story structure feli'
and the effSrts of the entire city fire department
seemed in vain AS as the extent OF the
fire became known The Morning Herald or
farad the use of its plant to THE Courier
Journal" management
The fire started in the north end or the puiio-
ing at the top of elevator shaft 1t is sup
posed to have been caused by defective lnsuia-
ton on electric light wires The loss Is esu-
mated at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
REBUKED BY KING.
His Majesty LeaUes Cafe Chont0nt
Because of IndeEcdte Songs,

Marienb bad, Aug. 29.-King Edward has ao-
ministered a rebuke TO the singing OF indelicate
songs IN places of public amusement. and ms
action which was taken publicly, has created IN
tense excitement in Marienbad.
His majesty entered a cafe chantant to-nisnt'
and after listening to or two items on the
programme walked out as q protest against tiie
scandalous nature Of the performance. "A Hle'.-
nese company was playing HIS majesty was
followed by the Duke Of Ieck anu 'iie o'Ae,
-,- - bie eu;ts and all the Americans and
Englishmen present
This is horrible, appalling' said the KING 70
o n,en,ber of his encourage. and the accuracy OF
his description of the performance is admitted
on every side.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ULTIMATE AGREEMENT ASSURED.
American Government Consents to Postpone
Newfoundland Fisheries latter.
rBv The Associated Press-1

London. Aug 29.-It had been expected lhat
he terms Of the agreement between Greal
Britain and the United States 10 submit 'he
Newfoundland fisheries dispute to arbltrauoh
# The Hague would be made public to-day put
/ temporary delay has been caused by the un-
expected action OF the Newfoundland Premier
s;r Robert Bond. who has made new proposal
-eearding the conduct Of the fisheries reguld-
ions differing from the n1odus ViVenoi-
The American government. being most anxious
o conciliate Premier Bond, consented 10 post
,onep,ent Of the matter for a few days to aford
he British government an opportunity TO dis
-uss the new proposition with Sir Robert An
Ultimate agreement on all points, however,
seems TO be assured
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
THOMAS A. EDISON NOT ILL.
Inventor Seeking Rest at the Home of His
Mother-in-Law in Ohio.

Akron, Ohio. Aug. 29.-Thomas A Edison Is
NOT I'LL as reported. The Edisons are visiting
Mrs Edison's mother. Mrs. Louis A Miller. of
this city
Mr. Edison reached here last evening. ana
this morning physicians visited the house, but
in response to inquiries Mr.. Miller declared to-
night that Mr. Edison not ill nor suffering
from a nervous breakdown, as reported. but
was only seeking rest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ILLINOIS CENTRAL GETS FISH LAND
East St. Louis Property Transferred to Aoao
Said 70 Have Been for Yard Extension.

BeIIeville ILL., Aug. GA deed was nAeo .o -.
ord here Yesterday transferring all properly ~,
bv Stuyvesant Fish in East 81 LOUIS u w -
nois Central Railway Company Inc pl,e $50,
~ ,ab,s land adjoining the Illinois Cenlrai
rtrbt nr way leading the Mississippi fiVer- |
consideration named is 81 1t is stated oy 80
,,., that the property was transferred 10 MI 80
when he was president Of the compan! iot q"
49,, ~ the railroad yards. Now that ne IS no
~ -astdent it is transferred back TO the coiii-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
FISHERY ARBITRATION
HAGUE FINAL RESOURCE
In mportant Gain for That Tribunal
High Court Of Justice.
Especial by French Caole TO The Tribune)
e-.oy-ight 1907. py The Tribune As.ociation.D


ecepyright 1907 py Tribune As.ociatonD
London. Aug 29.-Sir Edward Grey has lin
gered in London for the purpose OF catching up
he single loose end Of the Newfoundland fisher
es negotiations. Sir Robert Bond. the Colonial
Premier. has proposed alternative for last
-ears modus Vivendi ard the government here
s trying TO help him thus to secure an arrange
nent more to his liking. If his substitute is not
accepted. the former mCdus vivendi with some
II the rougher edges srnoothed over Will be re
1ewed while the Interpretation Of the treaty OF
1918 is submitted to arbitration at The Hague.
The American Embassy remains retlcent' I'll II
nav safely be inferred that settlement ma
7irtually been reached. and that American fish
ng operations on the NeWfounoldilu 0of ~
proceed usual
The agreement of the British and American
governments to refer this long pending dispute
70 the tribunal at The Hague accords with lhe
nest Informed expectation of some time Pdst.
Sir Edward Grey was known TO nave cohsiu
arbitration by the Hague triouhai tAe mo
-esource for securing an authoritative ll'eip
tation of the treaty Of ISIS, and hence II "as
--o,, the first inferred that the Washington re-
,orts Of an approaching settlement on lhal oaSis
aere substantially correct forecasts
As the Interpretation OF treaties Is a IliS''e
.-n;cb governments have hitherto jealousy re
o.5 for themselves the fisheries arbitration
-,u be an important gain for the Hague TIL
,unsl which needs moral support OF thls hlilu'
,o- the peace congress has not yet estapiisheo d
-ecord fo- really progressive ana uselul "ol n
co. ..,.r,a for an international prize court mas
,Acoroe most complete. and a permanent hlsh
.ourt Of Justice. while marking decisive au-
-.nce in accordance with Secretary Root IDEAS
7,nlies systemetized business rather than morai
onstraint. The congress is multiplying Junction
,ries and providing more intricate nechanlsrH
,s-borr Increasing the ardor for peace or IN
,,essing the world with hatred Of war as 'he
;, / y. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
rn1oMaEp MINERS BODIES FOUND.

Wilkes-Ba Aug. 29.-The bodies OF TWO OF the
four miners who were entombed in a mine of the
Erie Coal Company Pittston last Thursday.
were found tonight by the rescuing party They
had been badly cut by the falling rock and COAL
TIE hodias of two others still in the shaft
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
FRENCH SCHOONER GOES DOWN.
r:x,,+s., Men on Eoard the Violette Lose
Lives in English Channel

,-,,o,,,es France Aug. 29.-The french
o.,,oo,er Violette has gone down IN 'he hile .'A
C,bapnel and eighteen men on ooar' 'i "e'
;yere drowned.
~ Further details Of the accident are OBTAIN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
RRY4N NOT WITHDRAW ~
"Has Not Entered Race for 1908
Said at His Lincoln Office.
rRv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune J

Lincoln. Neb., Aug. CIV. J. Bryan VIII De
.. rresco. Iowa, on Friday. 1t Is SAID at ms
Office here that there can be no truth iil INC
philadelphia story that he has quit 'he
Dental race in 1908. because he has neVe, en-
tered the race and therefore could not wl'hofa
mo one has right to speak for Mr BY '''
,,,, Mr.. Bryan" 1t was said
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ssoR DAY seRvcG-ATLAnTIc CITY

se~ Jersey Central trains for ALante Nasy ssyfs =
A t2a9 y. sllnl TX x id9eliy 90 o. IA
SUM- Special veeflmied train WIN uiiiiia' ,.s.
caves Atlantic city COR X 7. so y. m ,-aDor Day
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

Gala Labor Day Outing Str. HENDRICK HuD.a
SON from pesb. ST $40 a. m. Returning que 9U
o. m See Day Line Exc. Stmbt advs.-AdVt-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
a0R DAY SPECIAL.

..,--.g. ~,tv M0nday,
Via Pennsylvania Raiisoa,u, s,n, csr coaches-hdvt.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

r,-.rv business morning The Mayfower Limited
iaTes Grand CsntI Station for Boston at IL. H.
Advt.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

AFTER ALL, UShER'S THE SCOTCH
that made las highball famous.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

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