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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
BLUES RUNNING SMALL.
But G. Franklin Hoyt landed Some
Nice Ones

Snapper blue fish are still running
very small, according to local fisher
men, who declare that the waters at
the present time, especially off the east
and west shores, are fairly alive with
little fish that are so small that 1t is
hardly worth the WHILE aside from the
pleasure, to spend the time fishing for
them A bluefsh that Is considered OF
fair size should weigh from four to
five ounces, and it Is not an unusual
thing in the. best part of the season to
get blues that weigh from six to seven
ounces. The blues that are being caught
at the present time invariably weigh
from two to three ounces. Yesterday G..
Franklin Hoyt of this city, who Is stay
ing at Momauguin, made nice catch
of blues. Mr.. Hoyt braved the intense
heat and as result returned with a
string of rs snapper blues, every one
of them from Ave to seven ounces. Mr..
Hoyt caught the blues at Mansfield
Grove and the unusually large size of
the fish was the subject Of consider
able comment among the fishermen to
whom he showed his catch.
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ACTORS CANNOT Be
FROGS, SAYS JUDGE
They Wanted to Take the Name
in Incorporating q Club,
But Golf Thinks It
Too Absurd.
HE F0RGETS HIS GREEK
And Can't See Any Connection Be.
tween Their Art and the Name
They Would Adopt After
Aristophanes.
HE FoRGETs HIS GREEK

New York, July Sin his decision
refusing TO incorporate an organiza-
ton of members OF the theatrical pro-
fession under the name OF Frogs"
Justice Goff OF the supreme court saws
that the law will not and should not
permit the intrusion OF the comic ele-
ment or give its solemn approval to
the ludicrous.
He also says that the name Frogs"
is so homogeneous that he heStates ito
cement the connection between the
sublime and the grotesque."
The application for the approval OF
the Incorporation OF the Frogs was
made by Bert A. Williams. who forgot
to remind the court OF Aristophanes
Frogs"
The court says: TO promote social
intercourse between members OF the
theatrical profession and of those CON
nected with art, literature, music,
science and the liberal arts and pro-
| LESSONS and patrons OF the arts, the
creation of library and the collec-
ton and preservation of original folk
lore whether Of song, story or terp-
sichorean art, are among the enumer-
ated objects of the proposed corpora
ton
The court continues;
The accomplishment or even the
effort to accomplish this scheme OF
aesthetic magnificence Is to be highly
commended and to breathe into II
legal life by my signature would be
regarded by me as duty and Its per-
formance n source Of great pleasure
But the corporate name selected Is sc
incongruous that hesitate to cement
the connection between the sublime
and the grotesque. There should be-
some relation between the name of 6
membership corporation and Its OBJ
jects; something In the title tina
would not tend to mislead, but would
fairly indicate the character of the
corporation. What earthly or othel
relation Is there between Frogs tn,
proposed corporate name. and the no
BILE pursuits Of the corporation Will,
the law Is very liberal in its provi
sions to enable citizens to associate
under legal endorsement for prope
purposes and 1t In express terms doe
not limit or restrict the incorporation
. In the selection of a name, yet 1t ma
be taken as fair intendment tina
where the objects are worthy of lega
| approval the name should be equal
worthy and the relation between tn
purpose and the title be In fair an
reasonable manner plainly indicated
At least it can be truly and correctl
said that in the important function c
creating an artificial person to be er
dowed with certain rights and priv
p, ileges the law will not and should M
Y permit the intrusion of the comb
element or give Its solemn approve
to the ludicrous. This certificate vi
not be approved under the presel
proposed corporate title"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
TRAIN HITS AUTO
KILLING TWO MEN
Machine Crashes Through
Gates at Crossing and Is
Hurled Into Air by
Pilot.
AUTO AND CAB COLLIDE
Chicago University Student Proba-
bly, Fatally Iniured--Child
Injured on Long
Island.

Philadelphia, July sl.-Drving their
touring car across the Reading railway
tracks at Hunting Park avenue, IN
the northern section Of the city, In
front of an inbound express train. at
about midnight last night, Charles
Humphreys. chief clerk In the bureau
OF police, and Harry p. Bromley,
dealer In upholsterers' materials. we're
run down by the train and instantly
killed
witnesses of the accident say
they heard the footing Of an automo-
blle's horn. and the next moment saw
the car come rushing down the avenue
train was about TO pass, and the
gates were down. but whether the men
In the automobile saw them win never
be known The automobile crashed
through the gates Just as the train
reached the crossing The automobile
was struck squarely In the middle
and tossed in the air Humphreys was
thrown from the track, and Bromley
was thrown ahead OF the train, only TO
be run over again The wheels crossed
his neck, severing his head from the
body, Humphreys when picked up was
dead. He was one Of the most pop
ular employees Of the department OF
public safety, IN which he has held a
place under many administrations.
Chicago July S1.-Carl Burton OF
Aurora, Ill, a student at the UnIver-
sity of Chicago was probably fatally
injured In a collision between an au-
Itomobile and cab at Michigan avenue
and Madison street early today The
automobile skidded and struck the cab
and the impact threw Burton out OF
the car. The other occupants OF the
car were only slightly hurt.
T. p. Henderson. who was driving
the automobile, has figured In an auto
mobile speed war" at Glencoe, a
north shore suburb. He was cited 70
appear IN court In Glencoe today on a
charge OF speeding. Three weeks agc
a young woman riding IN Henderson,
car was shot by a Glencoe constable
who was endeavoring to arrest Hender-
son for speeding.
's'AtAiFRi1s - Is NQit olf-is1btNt fA'itf
hardt. the 11-year-old daughter OF Iohr
Reinhardt OF Roslyn, was brought L
the Nassau hospital this morning SUI.
fering from injuries received in an au
tomobile accident. II is feared that he
/ skull is fractured The child was drlv,
ing with her father and brother an
chauffeur In an automobile at Bull
head when II got out of control anC
smashed into a telephone pole. Louis
was the only one badly hurt
, Philadelphia, July 31.-Charles J
e Swain and DR.. J. r, overpeck, botl
we'll known motorists, were injured
{ late last night while on an auto tril
8 across New Jersey Their machine,
I racing car known as the Jack Rabbit
was ditchcd and completely wrecked Of
the high road near Elwood. Both me
i were brought to this city for medica
G treatment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01

Clarence P. Wilson to Max Sussman,
Ashmun street, "a feet; $4,000.
HARRIET M Gurley to Connecticut
Savings Bank, Baldwin street, %
feet. 81 100,
Simeon Persky to Patrick j. Cron-
an. Oak street, t20 feet; $1,000.
william ]. Skinner to Carrie F..
Roberts, ct, al, Burr street, 1888 feet;
$4,000.
Max r. Miller to New Haven Saw
ings Bank Howe street, 81 feet; ST.
500
Frank ]. Fogarty and Bernard
Donegsn to Abraham j. Newman, et
al, Everitt street so feet $4,000.
John S. Conway TO Mamie Amelia
Bliven, Beacon avenue, so feet; $3.50
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
BANK OFFICERS PLEA.
Say Not Guilty to Charge Of Larceny
viii Repay $47, 900 Taken.

New York, July S1.--Col Edward II,
Britton and Frederick H. Schroeder the
officers of the Eagle Savings & Loan
company Of Brooklyn indictt-. for
grand larceny growing out of loans
they made to themselves of the funds
of the institution, appeared before
Judge Dixie in the county court today
and pleaded not guilty
Acting District Attorney Elder asked
that bail be renewed as Judge Dixie sat
as committing magistrate at the for
mer hearing when Britton and
Schroeder we're arrested on Wednesday,
Judge Dixie paroled the defendants in
the custody OF their counsel, Charles
E Fiske, until the matter of renewing
the $4,000 bail could be arranged.
1t was said the defendants intended
to make full restitution of the 81, 200
taken from the bank
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

London, July S1.-Money here to-
day was In increased demand on calla
and month end requirements Dis.
counts were firm. Trading on the
stock exchange Is finishing the week
weak and irregular and the holiday
made the attendance and business
small Consols eased on realzations
and home rails weakened on the de-
claration of lower dividends but Naf-
frs benefited on covering operations
over the holidays.
Paris, July 31.--Trading on the
Bourse to-day was irregular.
Berlin, July 31,--Trading on the
Bourse to-day was quiet and prices
were higher on the New York advices
and closed firm.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
DOINGS IN REALTY
PAPERS Filed Yesterday in the
Office of the Town
Clerk.
Quit Claims.

Delina NJ. Richards to Harriet M.
Gurley, Baldwin street. so feet.
Simeon Persky to Patrick j. Cron-
an. Oak street, 100 feet
William J. Skinner to Julius Twiss,
Burr street, 223S feet
Elihu A. Beckley to Frank Fogarty,
ct all, Everit street, so feet.
Woodbury. Savings Bank to Mat
thew II. Sheridan, Derby avenue, 40
feet
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Warranty Deeds.

Robert j. McCleve, ct. TX, to julius
Twlss, land
Patrick j. Cronan to Simon Persky,
oak street, 100 feet.
Eliza A. T, Street ct. al, to william
]. skinner Burr street 22SS rect
Robert j. McCleve, ct ux., to julius
Twiss, land.
J. Willis Douns to Max c. Miller
Howe street, 81 feet
William j, Baker to James F. sax
or. ct al, Asylum street, - feet.
Matthew II, Sheridan to William
IT. Kingston, Derby avenue, 40 feet
Joseph Il Bliven, ct TX, to John s.
Conway, Beacon avenue, so feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
uRnItSERS SALE

At Davis 81 Savard's they have cut
the prices on their splendid line Of
outing and Dress Trousers They
have earned an enviable reputation Of
having the right style in fine fitting
Trousers, and a variety that Is second
to none. IF you are q particular man
and can use an extra pair or two, then
1--WE say, by all means call at Davis
a. Savard S Trouser Sale.
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FRANK r.. BALDWIN I'LL.
Afflicted With Nervous Prostration--
VIII Take q Much Needed Rest.

Frank r. Baldwin, formerly of r. II.
Nesbit & Co.. grocers, and who recent
ly purchased N. A. Fullertons grocery
business at the corner of Howe and
Chapel streets, Is confined to his home,
AZ Hotchkiss street, with nervous
prostration. Through the advice of his
doctor he will leave town shortly for
long, rest. His many friends will be
surprised to learn of his illness as he
is a big, robust man. His arduous at
tention to business is believed to be tho
cause Of his breakdown.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01
MURPHY FINED $40.
Man Who Interfered With officer
Stowell Suffcrs-Wire Co.'S Case.
Dnfc Extended With Mire 90

Joseph Murphy of No. 706 Grand
avenue. was fined so with costs OF
$1,000 by Judge Richard II. Tyner
In the city court yesterday morning
for interfering with officer Stowell of
the Grand avenue precinct, Wedfes-
day evening, while he was putting
James Duffy under arrest on a charge
Of drunkenness. Murphy was repre-
sented by Attorney James Hart.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01

Charles T. Coyle. frame dwelling,
one family, Everitt street.
j. Hyde, 10 Carmel street, frame
stable.
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BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day at 1874 a. m.
Ainslee's for August at the Pease,
Lewis Co.'S.

Julius Gallery, manager Of he
Hahn store on Edwards street, leaves
Saturday night for q vacation to be
spent IN Brooklyn, N. " Newark, ~,
j., Staten Island and other places,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01

The third annual outing of the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers association
will be held at Mansdelds grove to-
day There will be a fine athletic pro-
gram and the usual big dinner will be
served The committee anticipates a
large attendance and very successful
outing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01

Christie G. Herbs VS.. vito zickicke,
$3.50. Prince street, AZ feet
Bernard B, Fahey VS. Louise Shan
ley, Kimberly avenue, 50 feet; 5000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-01

Connecticut Real Estate company
Newhall street, frame addition to
dwelling.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
La Co|npaiIa BOrrds

Ell seflor Gomila, gerente de
la compai1fa que dirige el insig-
ne tragico espafiol sefior Borras.
nos ha participate con relacion
a TN sue1to publicado aver. que
los sefores que componen la
comision de los bales que han
de lleyarse a etecto en- nuestro
teatro, no han accedido a la in
dicacion que el les hiciera, a fin
de que Sc adelantase una sema-
ma la celebration de dichos bal
les, para disponer del teatro en-
los ultlmos dias de Agosto,
puesto que han de hacerse los
trabajos de preparation esceni-
ca. para Ell debut del insigne
artiSta.
FL seflor Gomila nos mani
fiesta que acaso tenga que Sc
guir viaje la compaflia para la
Ha bana, en- vista de los incon-
venientes que sc le suscitan,
|toda vez que el tener la compa
1lia parada cuatro dias, con el
crecido presnpuesto que tiene,
le supone I'm gasto considera Bile
a la empresa.
Seria lamentable que este ocu-
rriese, y que Ell publico de San
Juan Sc viese privado de aplau.
dir al gran tragico espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
Varias noticias

Ell sefior Pedro Gomez, de
Naranjito, ha ofrecido al depar
tamento de Instruction un SO
lar para construir una casa es-
cuela.
Ha sido nominado para De-
legado a Washington por ell
Partido Republican, don Re-
berto Fl. Todd, alcalde que ha
sido de San Juan durante mu-
|chos aios.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-Es
la parada 20, Sc venden cuatro sola-
res pequefios en- la calle Los dos
hermanos' y siete, tres pequeffos
cuatro grandes en- la Gale de Canals
Dirigirse, para detalles informes
la sef1ora Latimer viuda de Carrera
Hoy no tue resuelto ning1n
asunto en- la ofcina del attorney
general. Por la maflana Sc ve-
rlflco una reunion entire los Sc
flores Hoyt y Gromer sobre
franquicias, pero no Sc tomo
ningun acuerdo de interes p6-
blico.
-Mafiana Sc esperan en- esta
ciudad los se1ores del Vale,
Bar bosa Y Dexter, quienes re
gresaran de Mayaguez.
Ell escribiente del attorney
General Mr.. Lyons, continua en-
Mayaguez para asistir las en-
trevistas que han de celebrarse
con motive de depurar los car
Cos esentados contra el Sc
nor Soto Nussa.
Sc A l. g UlL AN dos
magnffiCas habitaciones de bal
con-CRUZ 81 altos.
Sc enCuentra enfermo de
algun cuidado don Esteban Sc
rrato, empleado del Registro de
la Propiedad de San Juan. De-
seamos su mejoria.
-Nuestro estimado compane.
70 en- la prensa don ose Elias
Lewis, ha sido nombrado direc-
tor artistico para las hestas del
- de Agosto. Ell senor Lewis
apesar del POGO tempo de que
puede disponer trabaja con mu-
cho entusiasmo en- Ell dificil de-
sempeflo de su cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04

dillas, Carolina, Toa Alta, Toa Baja,
Camuy, Rio Grande, Rio Piedras
Guayanilla, Patillas, Barros, Salinas,
Cidra, Corozal, Aguada, Naranjito
y Dorado. Existen otrss poblabla-
clones que 70 han contestado atm
respeto al particular y las que Sc les
ha prevenido que el referido Art.
estatuye claramente que seran multa-
dos con 500 los municipios one no
cumplan con el requisite indicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
500 victimas en el incencIio
Panico espaDtoso

Nueva York, martes.-Han perecido en- el
incendio de Canada novecientas personals
Ell panico que Sc produjo en- las poblaciones
numero de las vctimas por el terror que cundio
entire los fugitvos.
Sc han producdo dolorosas escenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
indignation en- Venezuela
Sc fue sin saludar

Nueva York, martes-El crucero "Gelder-
land" ha saido de Puerto Cabello, sin saludar
el pabell6n Venezolano.
La indignation que por esta causa prevale
&c en- Venezuela, toma proporciones extraor-
[inarias.
La prensa venezolana dedica gran atencion
Al inCidente International.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
Desastroso incendiO
en- Canada
Cinco ciudades destruidas

Nueva York martes.-Comunican de Cana.
da que IN formidable incendio ha destrudo las
ciudades de Fernie, Hosmer, Sparwood y Michel.
El desastre ba sido immense. A consecuen-
cia del sniestro han quedado sin hogar muchos
miles de personals. ~~..--~~
La miseria que reina espantosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
Service Especial del BoIet1n MePcanln
@ABLEGRAWAS.
La primera injuria

Nueva York. martes.-El gobierno de Ho-
aanda no ha contestado la nota que le env1o
el general Castro fundandose en- que la lnJuria
ha partido del gobierno de Venezuela que ex-
pulse al ministro holandes, sin tener en- cuenta
la ofeusa que inferia la naci6n por el repre-
tada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
p etiCiones negadas

Las peticiones hechas para el in
greso de los alienados Felipe Garcia
Rivera, de Lola; Jorge Rosa Maldo-
nadonado,y Manuel Antonio de Cayey
han sido resueltas en- sentido mega
two, consecuencia de no haber local
para su admission.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
8 rnils0nes perdidos
Familias EN- la miseria

Nueva York maTtes.-Las perdidas sufri-
das en- Canada son enormes. Sc calcula en- ocho
millosnes a 10 que asciende 10 devastado por el
incendio.
La ruina Sc extiende sobre infnidad dc ia
milias, que han quedado en- la mayor miseria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
DcpartanpDto de Caridad
mAnleoMl0 De SAN IUAR
Orden de ingreso

Por el Departamento Sc ha expe-
dido 10 correspondence para que in
grese la alienada, dofla Rosario del
Valle, de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
"a constitution turca
Entusiasmo popular

Nueva York. martes.-Comunican de Cons
Gantinopla que ell pueblo muestrase contentfsi-
mo, con la jura de la constitution que establece
san regimen democratico en- Ell imperio
Ell mismo sistena Sc le recomienda Per
Siap fin de calmar Ia indignac popular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04

Las poblaciones qre no han cum
plido con el Art IS del C6digo Poll
tico, por no aber en- elias hospitales
de benefcencia son las que siguen:-
GALES, Laca Grande, Isabella, Aqua
dllla, Aguas Buenas, Arroyo, Quetra.
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and
Company
DryGoods
A Brilliant Baruai1 in Lace Bed Sets

made Arabian lace bed fifty beautiful examples OF foreign andlwork
and Creenur would sell $50
we picked them overloaded ideraby
than the of importation and offer them at $3.50
also S57 so
hd Floor
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epirfted contests are being wased in
the twelve Senatorial districts from
Manhattan and the Bronx. and while
each side claims an increase In their
Albany upper house representation. the
returns on Nov will probably stand
- they are to-day. There are nine
Democrats and three Republicans from
New York County At present
For the benefit OF the grea, many
people who don't know the name OF
"Dls Tim" Sullivan's opponent. here IT
t-F. W. Huz. The Bowery states
mans DISTRICT In overwhelmingly DEM
ocra:tc
"Christie" Sullivan. Tom Grady,
s'Ths" McManus and James ]. Frawiey
are Tammany nominees almost certain
Of reelection. W. J. A. Caffrey. In
place Of Dominick Muilaney. and Rob-
srt F Wagner. nominated In John T.
McCaIrs old bailiwlck. are also looked
upon as sure winners.
Alexander Brough. running on the
upper west side In a Republican strong
hold now represented by Martin SAKE.
II being given a hot race by Joseph 8.
schwab. the Tammany nominee.
George D. Asnew 10 q favorite with
the Grand Old Party managers In CEN
tral Manhattan. He ls looked upon as
the winner over Walter H. Lehman.
TSmuany's candidate. The Anti-Bet-
ting oiil. which he introduced, may cut
down Ills vote.
Josiah T. Newcomb carries the Re.
publican colors in the Harlem district.
Senator Alfred n. PGgs Is to be q Pub
lie Service Commissioner IF Gov.
Hughes Is re-eiectei.
Stephen ]. Stilwell and George " 8.
Schulz. Tammany, are pitted against
L j. Grinsler and J. D. Tobias in .hs
Bronx districts. These are normally
Democratic and the increased rsSistra-
tton may mean q cha nGs.
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Admiral Goshlan to
Boss Taft Parade,

Rear-Admiral Coghlan retired Is an.
nonnced as Grand Marshal of the TAFT
and Hughes parade on Saturday. Oct
81. The managers are working hard In
the downtown business district TO get
as many representative men as possible
in the procession.
The parade Is scheduled to start at
Broadway and Leonard street and
march uptown. past Fifty-ninth stree =.
.ihe Republican agents .ay that the
divisions will amount 10 the following:
wholesale drv goods ira lie, 5000 me1;
retail dry goods trade. 5000: metal and
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RIcrdan Visits the
island End o. District.

Representative Dan Riordan took o
ride down to Staten Island yesterday
and made a few campaign talks in his
own behalf Few Manhattan!tes know
that Staten Island is included in the
downtown Congressional district.
Il couldn't get rid OF my allotment OF
government seeds" said Dan. III II
wasn't for Richmond. / tried to get the
folks down on Cherry Hill to plant seed
In roof gardens, but II would not work :"
His Republican opponent SAYS TINT
Congressman Dan" Is the champ =
absentee member OF the House. NOT even
barring w, r Hearst.
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Sheridan WI Win
Again, Says Morris.

Tammany Leader William r, Morris
says John v. Sheridan will be reelected
TO the Assembly despite the theatrical
tactics OF his Republican opponent.
George Henry Payne.
THE registration has jumped this
year and We now have a total Of h,7oO
voters in the Thlrty-hfth District" said
Morris. Il believe most of the new
corners are downtown Democrats"
Sheridan will speak at Fathe:
opwycr's church fair. Kings bridge, to-
night.
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Great Demand for Seats
for BIu Bryan MEETING.

The demand for tickets at Tammany
Hail to hear william J. Bryan speak
At Madison Square Garden on the Gath
has been tremendous. Every ward poll
itician. disiric, leader and all the big
bosses are requesting patches OF choice
Keats.
Every one has friends who are deaf
too," said Secretary Tom Smith. land
naturally the seats must ue reserve.
near the speakers platform It's AZ
old sag, but IL may work for few
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Offers $1,000 to $4,000
on CHAMBER by 10000.

Abe Levy. the bookmaker. offered to
bet $1,000 against $4,000 to-day that
Chanler would be elected Governor ov
10000 plurality. The wager was pro-
posed at the Hotel knickerbooker. out
the race track man found no takers.
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Gen. Porter to Preside
at Taft Garden Meeting.

Gen. Horace Porter will preside at the
Republican meeting In Madison Square
Garden. on Oct. Is, 3t which Mr.. Taft
and Gov. Hughes will be the stars. sir
brass bands will make the harmon,
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noise and there will be fireworks galore
Tim Woodruff and Herbert Parsons
are paying special attention TO this
| meeting. II Will cost $1,000. ills said.
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Gossip of The Campaign
In Both Local CAMPS

machinery trades, 5000: bankers anc
brokers. 1000: jewellers and silve-smi; as
1000: miscellaneous, 6.ooo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

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