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Furnished Houses to Let-COuntrg.

T7oR RENT FURNISHED CoTTAGE AGE 4sS5 AS9 cl1tsl FItk
80 sifbeI tie Harlem the y Y n Il & hart
surroundings. good Toacs exc
Iod { Tg9Ss az ~ % GRIFFI CO. 5o3 5th ". y
City
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; ~" "6kRCtef

s---0zf--srs amount Z The Zen Or cnsFGe 70
sxsy -ri-h m described property : 70 Dc so
"a AZ - from tre "th 1ef
with cOsIsfznc allowance alfV4lt
iLg g2e2 = interest from Aaren Il I'ts
Fette- wa me expenses oI the sale The apPfAllaI
assessments arc water fales o
which are allowed % the pGrches>s
purchase roney. paid BY the referee IS S9s ID
Ene 80
TERENCE J McGASCS Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

FTIHR PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
l. By TIE grace Of God. free and indePendent
WcodIaUn Cemetery, Theodore Meyer, julius Meyer
Lehman. Herman Never Toni Wohlauer Johanna
Clefmann. Mrs Ernst Richard. mentioned IN Will as
Julia Richard Chfldre-'s Aid Society Of the City Of
York I-rbach. Helene Boas, Gertrude Boss
Franzeska Boas Frieda Urbach. Hedwis Urbach Adele
Cle-r1sru. Cle~maun, Margarete ClefInann. Mar
sarete Never Marie Boas Ernst Philip Boas. Henry
Sr1utrv. Walter Urbach, Franz Urbach rudolph Ur-
hach Otto C"erlnaun Otto Never, Rudolph Lehman
Anna Meyer. Margarete Meyer. LLc"ig Wohiauer' >
Clefmann Abraham jacob and George McAneny. as
T-IS-ees under the will Jacob Meyer deceased.
Mount sinai Hospital German Hospital and D!spenssry
Acaaer7v Of Nadfcne Of city Of New York and
Civil Service Reform Association. and to all persons
Interested IN estate of Jacob Meyer late OF me
county York. deceased, as creditors legaIeeS
next OF kin or otherwise, send greeting:
Won ana each Of YOU hereby cited and required
personally 20 and before our surrogate o.
Ire County New York. al the Surrogates Court OF
said county. heI E the Hall Of Records In me
county Of New York. the StE day Of Msy.. l$"'s
Al haIf-past o'clock in the forenoon OF that day
then and there attend judicial settlement or the
account Of proceedings Of Abraham jacob and George
NcAuenv as Of the last VIII and testament
~ xaiS deceased such of are hereby clte6
under the age OF twenty -ohe years are
10 appear by your guardian. 4 you have one or II
YOU have none. appear ana apply for one 70 oe
appointed event Of your neglect or IalIGre
guardian will be APPOINTED oy ne 9,1sE0-
gate enresent and acL for You in {he proeesatHs
u TESTIMONY WHEREOF Ve nave Caussu t-Le
seal OF the Surrcgates Court Of said County OF Ne"
York be hereuntc affixed
New York Witness. Hon Abner 9 Thomas
surosats's su-rogats Of cur SID count 2+S a. .aS
Seal ofoRis e Ms-eB q IN NE Year Of cur Lord
one thousand nine '-H-'T5 DANIEI J DOwDNET
clerk OF the Surrogates Court
THOMPSON & FULLER. Attorneys for Executors tO
Van street Borough q Manhattan, City Of Ne"
York
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PrOpertg for Sale or to Let.

ot--Seens. electric lights; telephone. barn. Ave
- i,Ire 10 October 2s7. Scarstae, y y
~>crr>--,cc y Y-EIEGAST COUNTRY HOMES;
{ fnA Siews. tor sale rent THOs LEAE1. oS-
suiug y !.
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,-,a~0FE EDWARD w-IILTs.-IS PURSUANCE OF
( e. order or Hon Ah1er q. Thomas, Surrogate of
=, COUNTY York. notice Is hereby given ali
a--c-s having claims against Edward willis Candee-
fs-e q the OF New York, deceased 10 present
thereof. the subscriber,
-4s~ % r-a-ssCrtng business, The o-ce OF
S-1lz-6 Shoemaker & Hedges. Nc 30 Pine Street
q Manhattan. City n New York
80 - 25th % June, 1908
mated New York. the 9th day ot December 1907.
EDITH c MATHEWS. Administrator
S-1Tr A>Sr SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys
Pine Street
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

YJ,E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF nSa TEW T9RR e 6arss m
: Niles Mary Graham. Fsbeeca = Haskell. fchzIo =
May y ara t"I1e o.
Ta-G+hz name Mary being fictitious her Ieal nrs
800 hsinr unknown petitioner the heirs ano next OF
S-saT Eeheccs ward. deceased. send greeting;
T.reas William p Of the city OF New YORK mas
Sllrrogares Court Of our county OF
TeT YORK % have instrument in writing reia
ing 10 both real personal property, duly proved q
last VIII Testament Of Susan Iebecca Nafd ll 9
80 County OF New deceased. Therefore you an
each Of YOU are before the surrogate
Of York his ofce IN the county O.
Eev yorE on the sth Gay Of May, thousand nine
hundred and eight. halfPast ten CLOCK IN the oI
there TO attend the prooats
said last Testament And such OF you az
hereby cited. under the age OF ITent!-2ne
~es-z are required appear bv guardian y you
+z--a -ou 10 appear ana appN ioT
one n re appointed the event OF your neglect or
+af1,-e IN do 50 guardian Will be appointed bl me
to represent for in the proceeding
caused the seal Or tle
County Of New YORK 70 %
ls-siTto affixed Witness. Hon Ahnsr { Thcrres- a
Cr--o.-srA Eai % New YORK a sai1
>---070 county The thirteenth dav of March N the
rg.alr wear OF our thousand nine hundred
and eight
DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
ERIK a Surrogate's Court
ALEXANDER & GREEN, Attorneys for petitioner, 10
=v-ag- New TO-E
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OTT.-ACREAGE.
ocean Bal-Llis.
SortAport. L. J.
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Proposals..

DosT0FFTCE DHPARTMENT. wAsHIS5ToN . G
Na:h Il! Isee-sfasa 'rop2s-s Es. :. RS P.psn.1t
a. am NJ ocIock p n WedHesday Apr IS. 1908. for
& r9'sins sg csbsf s+f9nr epy book: sHs 6n 5oo. ss,
drawnz Tnaseriai.- isrs v- aT s beses typ1~rissr,
supplies. Duplicating dsvices eon2Ilas $50,
stamps and PADS sne rse.s f7- s-5a- Sl.seraas
sas res Baskss Buckets and Boxes Dry Goods,
rviIe and CordaEs Hsrd"are so LS GS 81. Chs-
icais and class Lumber Fuel lee etc. Forszs aaa
!. oq'snol5 Pa Fo!; uPRs. 6. feparst = S4 t'
5ss15s s.ls july / IOs saa sHtiHr lse i1ss
ders vii os furnsIec IEo- .-3 Vss1fnr--.
ns 5o RAxpFTEIr5 Actias Postmaster G-s.-al-
CEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL Be REcz5TvE11o Re
= BY the Board OF Watsr suppl At No, No - 5ros
on wednesday. April Is 1905 foF gri.tt.s d. and O.,
N above place & and H. s .I 5s q sds s T eduts ~ 9eq
awarded viii BE made as so29 ,hsrsas'=r = "a pa
fo-nn Of contract specihcatious et- ,. obtained
Room 1913 at the above address For further DaEticu-
iaf' see '''' JOHN A BENsEL.
CHARLES y sGzAPwIcK.
0HAfBss Bad = OF SVess Ws-s+ supply
THOMAS HAssETT
DosToFFTCE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. D q
the once OF :he Purcsasirg Agent OF tns D-7artsnt
Fsi ca Posfs ae for term of four years from Juy
1905 Blanks fo- Ps9FosS.s as ,--3.ss9 On aI9ssf6
to PurchasinE Agent for ne Post oee Derrtnsr @
Washington D c G. v L MEYER F0se'a@SlsF Gen
sraL
SEAI.GD PROPOSALS WILL. BE REcEnyED At The
- crcs os Light House Inspector TornpSlnsviLe
\ Y until O'Clock 2 u. April - Isos and tnsa
% III % -ba g9aitv required for ths House
yre or the fiscal ending June 80 1909 n accoro
~rCnosais art othe- Information. may bad upon
pcaticr 10 the Light House Inspector Tompknsvf!s
y Y
nPOPosArs FOR BUNKER COAL OFFICE OF As
ss5an' Pgsens5aE @ 81 yer2 Wa[eS sisl zoos
sealed proposals will oe received a. tns oaee unt 80
fionsf article Blanks fu information - OBJ
talred az this ofce 2. G.. NORDSIEK. Assistant Pu-
chasing Agent
nosroFFIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. D. c.
L March = lseszsealed proposals W. D seceiyed
parHent until 9eloek ? N 2s May - es lss' ssF s1
~ Re Sour vea-s from JuIy 1903 June 30 1917
Specifications and blank proposals win oe nisnet UPON
naeuj Washington. q G. 4 p GRANDFIELD- Acting
Postmaster General
GOVERNORS ISLAND. y Y. H. MARCH = 1sos.-
" Sealed proposals IN rtpiieate tor furnishing Fss
Forage and SraN and NinStsl - 80 n
the East, during year enlln< June ~ l%s Wi =
received here 10 April 8. 1898 e ) reserves
night reject accept any or al prope1a!s or ar
vecpes containing proposals viii os eneGred Proposas
JNO- W PULLMAN. A - N 9
C,EAIED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE RE
= s-nv until o'clock P. N April s0tn. lsts. az
which and place taey Will oe opened N me prsssne
OF the construetion ard complete sSlpsnt
~ twin screw cable steamer for Arnay Ssrvice
length breadth - feet depsa y ees N asssTd
ar be 9btaned sv addressing uartsrTnaster tsenerA
q s Army. washington. d G Proposals TO os markss
Steamer for Cable SerFles
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Brooklyn Property to Let.

RARE OPPORTJ-N UNITY WILL LET MY HOME
n furnished browustune house IL rooms and bath;
plumbing, good location in Brooklyn rent low to
responsible party F. L. T., Brooklyn trust Co. la Mon
tSSue ST., BropAyn
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School Agencies.

AMFRICAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERs ASEstA
SUPPLIES professors Teachers Tutors Gover1ssse~ see
toC CoTIagas school Families Apply 20
Ms NJ J YOUNG FULTON. 3 Union square
N.DF9OTSFIIE ANYOT. Teachers Agency. n =
s0th 81. Tel 1857 Mad ilson--TeacnerA tutoTs s''
FOR colleges. schools and rrlvaI. ra-I-!s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
SurrogQteS' Notices.

- p--psT-An-E OF An ORDER OF HON ABNER c
/ -Lo-7as Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
rNr-b 0 persons having claims
.Czs-z- Joseph P Smith late az the County Of New
to present with vouchers
. the subscribers their place OF transact
- tr.s.7ess az the Office CT Daily Hoyt Mason. No
v-i-7is.I Street In the City % New York. be-
s9-e rbe f-rt day Of May next
@ew york the Esd day Of October, 1907
NARY z SMITH, MARY E SMITH E1ecut-ice.-
- F70yT MASON. ATTORNEYS for Ezecutrtcs2
Il william Street, Manhattan. New York City
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Real Estate.

4 FODLrSG' SPRING LIST. JUST ol
y Ceuntrv sears. Farms. Houses, -
Fo--l-y Fssax. Nailed. COOLING. -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

7~ PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER OF HON. ABNER c.
L Th- County Of New York
notice IS hereby given ell persons having claims
against James NJ Quieley late OF the County Of New
Tork deceased. 10 present the same. with vouchers
s-bsc-iber. place Of transacting
BUSINESS o-sce Of Alfred E Brown No G. WILLIAM
II Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
befc day Nay
-oatec New york 2Ist day Of October, 1907
ANNE D QC1GLEE- E1ecurrtL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

T~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
1 = Beckett & Surrogate Of the County O. New
York. notice IS hereby given 10 al persons having
William BarIelG late of the County of
york deceased 70 present The same. WIKI vouoh-
s-F ne 2
ssr reo Greenwich Street II the City OF
Rev york. a before the lsth day Of July next
0s-a5 Seuy York 18th day q January 1905
rrP-T%aND BARTELS, Administrator. $50 Green
Vic5 Street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York ..,-..
- Nassau Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

GOVERNORS ISLAND y Y. H. MARCH 4 1sos-
III Proposals furnishing Fuel.
Forage straw. and Mineral 0h, reqUfret in Dept
~ the East during year ending June 30. 1873. VII %
~scelved here until 10 n April 3 1905 e.
rlznt 70 reject accept all proposals. Or
f-rnished Application Er
v@l1pes containing proposals will be endorsed ProDosss
- FueI Forage and straw and Mineral OF at
~ JNO. " PULLMAN. A = NJ @
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c
L -AoTnzs- Surrogate Of The County q New YORK
1E.Est ocaTus Baldwin. late OF the County Of New
with vouchers
= - ,rI Es=-iteTs, place Of transacring
-asz a. rhe cHce Jared G BALDWIN. Jrr No 30 Wall
Borough @ Manhattan City Of New York
. - before the 18th day of May next, 1888
NSez YORK. On day OF October. 1907
CHARLES J TOWNSEND.
JOHN EENF.Y TOWNSEND E11ecutora
ALFRED ? BALDWIN
= FAL<DVTIN Attorney FOR Executors, %
van street, Borough ot Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

nOsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WAsHINGTON. .. {.
L March IsoS.-S=aIed proposals VII D. received
a. the orlce Purchasing AEent Post cr.ce De
ra-tua1t O'Clock ? Nav - 1ptc- for
owing special Delivery a-6 collectors Canvas Satces
the four from July l. 1903 20 June 80 lsl-
eeracations and blank proposals viii furnished upon
appllcar!on Purchasing Aze-t Post Once Depart
General
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THOMAS HAsSETT.
Secretarv-

DosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. p
I Marc ISOs-Ssaisd proposals VIII os r-ceiVSa
80. o4ca 9t .ha Purcnasf-x % Department.
lr+ o'clock . n. April 13. 1s0s. for furnishing to
years ron JE3y
! iaTs Blanks for proposals with SPECIFICATIONS ana
bidders viii f1-1sns1 OF
10 ths Purchasirz for ne Post Oce DerTrrsnt
Washington. D c G. v L MEYER. FSsei4SlsF zen
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ALEXANDER L GREEN. Attorneys for petitioner, 10
broadway.
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Manx Outsiders Tlaere.

All the afternoon trains brought peo-
pie to Emporia to hear Senator Long s
speech There were also some coming
in to attend the big Populist meeting
which is taking place in Emporia to-
day. Among those who heard Senator
Longs address was General j. S.
Coxey of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, the ex-
leader of Coxeys army, who has. been
making Populist speeches in half q
dozen Kansas towns. and is the chief
attraction at the Populist rally At EN-
poria today.
Among the people of the state who
were in attendance at the meeting were
these:
ecker. C. E. Denton, F. E. Grimes, John
Dawson, Chas. d. Shukers, James
Ramsey, Frank p. MacLennan.
John Thomas Of Colby; w. p. Hack
nev. winfield, J. W. Skinner, Winfield;
RB. Anderson, Hamilton; L. s.
Noftzgar, Wichita; J. NJ. Simpson, Nc
Pherson; E. o. Trask. Madison; Chas.
8. Briggs, Burlingame; s. G.. Meade,
McPherson; I. L. Watkins, Council
Grove: D. s. Fisher. Reading; B. F.
E,mpie. Strong City? D. o. Chessmore.
Rawlins; John Watrous. Burlington;
I. u. Doty, Burlingame: John G. Ran
Kin. Quenemo; NJ. r. Amrine. Council
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hardware salesman, was in the same
class.
Say Charges Appear Almost Libelous.
II did not think It possible" he
said, "for a man to be as much mis-
taken as Mr.. White seems to have
been. His sayings appear to be al
most libelous in the light OF Senator
Longs representations. I am sorry
I have done him this injustice, and
shall do all can to correct it, .@
Mr.. Graham also stated he thought
Senator Long had good cause for
libel, making the statement in all se-
robustness. He also requested that
Senator Longs Topeka bureau send
him bunch of the speeches, which
are to be printed by the bureau as
document, and also said he would
shortly send in list of names Of per-
sons to whom he had heretofore talk
ed against Long, and others he knew
to be affected by the anti-Long talk,
in order that he might do what he
could to correct the erroneous impress
sion toward the Kansas senator he
had helped to convey.
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HITCHCOCK ACQUITTED.
There Are Still -Four Other Indis.t.
nnents Against the Actor

ments Against the Actor.
New York, June 1.-THE jury in the
case of Raymond Hitchcock, the actor,
charged with wronging young girls, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty at 300
o'clock this morning.
The jury returned to the court room,
about 2:4O o'clock and asked to have
read to them the testimony regarding
the presence of curtain behind which
Hitchcock's valet was said to have hid
den in the Forty-f1rst street house.
Helen Won Hagen and Elsie Voecks
testified that there was no such cur
tain but a maid in the house said there
was.
The jury retired after the reading and
in a few minutes reported their verdict
of not guilty.
Mrs. Hitchcock was in court when
the verdict was returned and bursting
into tears embraced her husband who
was also congratulated by many
friends who had waited in the court
room for the verdict.
There being four other indictments
against Hitchcock he was remanded to
the tombs prison by Justice Goff. 1t
is expected that he will be admitted to
bail when court convenes this morn
ing.
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Hammered a Long Fly Over TIT
Left Field Fence.
TOpeka's Pitcher Does Mucf
With Bat to Save Game.
TEN INNING STRUGGLE
Until the Close the Game LOOK
ed Like It Was the JObbers. '
Hutchinson, Springfield anu
Joplin Also Victors.

wichita Kan. June 11.-Walter boies
won his own game Wednesday after 1t
vas apparently hopelessly lost oy
rrocr,ne the ball over the left nelo
fence after two men were out IN inc
ninth inning, driving in two runs aheA0
Of him and tieing the score.
From the first it looked IKE VAN
away for the Jobbers as a lead Oh III
runs was secured in the second iiiii,Ns
on a bunch of errors, two OIL "i'.A
were contributed by Boles in his enoru I.
to field hunts. The Topeka team pus
a moor exhibition in the field. Wlcni.a
outhit and outfelded the Nisi'
were unable to win.
The Jobbers secured their first runs
in the second inning. Penneli, nrst me- ,s.
up in this inning, placed grass t .r,o
ter inside of the first base line Ior w.
bases. Holland attempted to sacrlnce
ard POLES fielded the ball wide 70
I,andreth. Cermack and Queisser poIn
followed with hunts to Boles VINO maui
moor throws to first and three runs
crossed the rubber.
Topeka added a lone one in the lour IN
inning. Davis singled and went "
third on Landreth's double. Que1sser
threw to second to catch Lanoretn nap Ell
ping and Davis started for home. Inc
hall was returned to Quelsser Out ne
dropped the throw and Davis was sa,e
, Holland lined the ball over the Iie II.
eeId fence in the fifth inning for
home run. .,,a
Thus the score stood 4 to Tor the
Jobbers when Topeka came to pat IN
the ninth inning. Scott who nad peeu
twirling for the locals was strlkins ~
most Of the visitors towards the lat
ter end OF the game. Kennedy reacH-
ed first base on Annis' bobole: n.
Ci.on bit safe and with two out Boles
MT the hall over the fence, tieing the
score. The Jobbers were blanked IN
the last half and it was necessary u
play ten innings.
Wooley started the tenth by peatlns
a,,+ a. inf1eld hit. Annis made a poor
throw of Davis grounded and LandTeth
hit safe. filling the bases. Queisser hao
a passed ball and Wooley trotted nome
with the winning run. The oe1eat was
a rrattv hard one for the locals to swal-
low after having the game SO appar-
entity won. The score:
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Continued from rage On0.J
position on the ship subsidy bill.
which White had criticised, Long
said:
land you, Mr. White, claim to rep
Never, exclaimed White. "Never!
Never!"
"I'm glad to know that" replied
Senator Long heartily. II am sure the
people of the state will be glad to
supposed that you represented the
president. 1 am glad TO know that
these are your own sentiments. ana
that the president is still able to speak
for himself
White smiled and slapped his knee
nervously, while the audience ap-
plauded.
Had White on the Run.
Senator Long pushed home his adj
vantage when he took up the olscuS-
sion Of the employers liability bill.
Mr. White had charged that Long
dragged in by the scruff OF the neck
and forced to vote" Long proved by
the records that he was paired on this
measures with Senator DUBOIS or
rules. until the pairing was readjusted.
That's all right" said White
you admit you were wrong? IN
sisted Long.
Absolutely" replied White firmly.
"You admit that wasn't taken by
into the senate chamber to vote? You
admit that 1 wasn't hiding in the
cloak room?"
81 will say so in tomorrow's
paper"
worse than any other charge you
made. 1t hit me in a sensitive spot"
"I don't blame you" said White.
"You have published false and
malicious story to the voters OF this
state and done me a wrong you can
not now undo said Long very earn
estly
II will give my retraction the same
publicity I gave the original article.
said White.
you will try. but you can't do it. )"
ct will do IT, said White.
Suggests That White Surrender.
1.-THE only way you can rectify this
mistake IS to resign as campaign
manager for Mr.. Bristow," said
Long.
I'm not his manager" declared
White vehemently.
"And when you give up that place,
persisted Long you give up the whole
works
There amt any works." replied
White with a grin.
ct believe you" said Long. There
amt any works. This whole fight on
me is a gigantic bluff. There is moth
ing to it, and the people Of Kansas
will find it out by August A."
Passed by Vital Points.
It may have been because his voice
was getting very husky, or because the
hour was late, but 1t seemed that al
this juncture Senator Long left the
only breach in his line of defense, for
he passed by his record on the Hep
burn rate bill with the statement that
he had already discussed his attitude
on that bill quite fully. 1t happens
that the LaFollette Amendments to
the Hepburn bill are the these points
at which Mr. Bristow is directing his
principal attack. These amendments
were to give the Interstate Commerce
commission power to nix freight rates
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and to make a valuation OF railroad
property, both Of which propositions
were advocated by President Roose-
Welt. However, in the manuscript
copy of Senator Longs speech these
matters are discussed at length.
Senator Longs reference TO the
manner in which his Washington
residence was purchased by money
possessed by his wife before their
marriage was received with respectful
silence by the audience.
The peroration with which Senator
Long closed his speech was delivered
with great dramatic force, and when
it was finished, the people in that
big audience who had pinned their
faith to Mr.. Whites galaxy of accusa-
tions were forced to admit that their
convictions had been shaken by what
they had heard. It was admitted that
Long had made good.
What Will White Do Now?
People are now wondering what
course Mr.. White will pursue in his
future dealings with the senatorial
campaign.
It is known that he had prepared
another volley of accusations against
Long, which were soon to be published,
but he will have to precede this new
attack with a confession Of judy
ment" to many of his former COM
plants. This may weaken his re-
newed attack somewhat.
No one doubts that Mr.. White will
come out frankly and admit that he
was mistaken about a number Of the
thirty-five charges contained in his
article, "The Strange Case Of Sena-
tor Long" White, says:
..I did not intend to do Long any
Injustice. If T. was mistaken, I will
say So" And, White is a man of his
word.
In the wednesday afternoon issue
of the Emporia Gazette, Mr.. White
printed a short news story Of the
Long speech, and on the front page.
enclosed in a large "box" was the
following characteristic announce
ment in big black type:
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A. III. Parker Refuses $4,000 and
Asks $4,000 for Bingen.

Philadelphia, June 11.-When Todd.
2:14A, died at Ardmaer farm VIII
liam Bradley looked about for q horse
to take his place and made an oner
Of $4,000 for Bingen. 2:06A, sire OF
the dead stallion.
To the everyday horseman this
seems like a rather tempting price Tor
a trotting sire that Is now in his six
teenth year. but, apparently, it did not
tempt his owner, Arthur H. Parker
New Bedford. Mass. Mr.. Bradley was
informed that the price was $4,000,
whereupon negotiations ended. Mr..
Parker paid $4,000 for the horse at
the closing out sale Of the late J. NAL
colin Forbes stud few years ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-11
LOVES NOT IN LOVE.
Woman of Hyphenated Name Sues
Sixth Husband for Divorce.

sixth HUSBAND 1Or D1yOrCc.
Chicago, June ia dispatch to
the Tribune from Los Angeles, CAL,
says:
Mrs Grace SHELL Coffin walker
Coffin Coffin LAymen-Love. has filed
suit for divorce from Hugh M. Love
again. This is the second time she
has filed this suit, and Love Is her
sixth husband The allegations are
the same as when the suit was filed
April 14-extreme cruelty being the
principal ground. Mrs. Loves brother
came here from Chicago and advised
her to withdraw the suit. When he
went home she filed 1t again.
Swedish Lufherans to Meet.
Chicago, June 1.-THE Augustana
Swedish Lutheran synod will convene
this evening in Trefaldingghets church
for a ten day session. Delegates from
900 Swedish Lutheran churches in
the United States and Cuba, with
membership Of quarter OF a million
persons and owning nearly 10 million
dollars worth Of church property will
attend.