davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

Giaaara 6aas p. D. % dpriL

Giaaara 6aQs p y % dprll
,G0tiglfuIi0itri~ pnroe bsa.s
7cnnis Gourtnen Don 9isr N Der
aeuen Citation oer Niagara ,Sa.is
la ag.ic &oBsr Ge as en-
seeatifrom u5e y O90 Bolts ourh
'yiaE S3 grin.
g4asreH3 IN osr'cl5ea Aa.aas sa'
itH 95sg3 9Th neHar 9rai,ers2H
ssppsraf 0on 10000 8'er9-'
ftaF.eH 1eprui. Ulr0e sIrvl9slr;e e
1 a4en sii6.araeg ulr0er 81
rImgt ii1 rel 1lea55rt aHa
5sarp D'st.agus oct Gg.inna.
ssl3 eir 5z1ege faIe' 1'eis
agreIs sbg1EsHe A,pgen IND e'Ss
4E4ere 4anDe am Go1ie oa101-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
5a meBrersR StaGisn DnrSen seitern
repubfifaniid,e Ooer oemofratiids
SBHbsntioneH abscbalten.
Der aHOE- Subm.
2er &HnOesienatOr pOH @ennig'Da-
MIA ais grGiiOsHti6aftstauOiOat
inOuiiIrt.
CONNECTICUT nidlt fiir grpan.
&arrisbnra. 30. %. Mpru.

9ie bon ser republifaniiden
Staatsfonpenion angenommene,Hlai.
form iobt ole gominiitratiou 0es
@rdiioenfen &ooiepelt mo beauf.
tragt Oie Gelegaten sur gtatIoHGlton-
petition in 9blcago, fiir Die gfomino.
tiou oes Seaators EbilanOer Gbale
4nor 81 itimmen.
Gs 9ing in Der Domination reft
lebbait ST. Ger Ielesat Bone bon
2odmuonna @ountp iudIe cine 2ocal
Option @lonfe in Die @lattorm 5u
brin9en. muroe a6er inn Sontite fiir
9eihliiiie nit elmer Oiesbejiiglihen
Reiolution abgGDieien. unO ais er
ip1ter Die 9lngele9enbeit Dor oie Son.
pentioH bradte, muroe ibm iiber-
baupt fein @ebor geidenft.
Gs murOen foIgeuoe Delegaten uat
large" geiUdbIt.
@ouuernellr Goluin 2. Stuart.
Colonel SameS Gluerion BON 9}bila.
CeIpbio Colonel Charles u. Roof
bon @ittsMlrg unO g(baeoroneter NO.
bert T. @0bgooO bon BRADFORD.
StcllDertreter:
2ongreBabgeoroneter Nldrlin 6.
0lmiteo Don SarriSburg. 10. Sbeo-
nore &. 8loo0 BON SitlisDile son.
e. u. 9en0aa uon Soneriet mo
SenrD 10. @awen Uon Gbeiter
Gountn
giefu Saueu Conn. %. 9lpriI.
Gas Gontite fir 9eiolutionen ser
oenotratiid)eu transformation bat
iih geiueigert. Oie &anoioatur 9rp.
ans 81 beiiirmorten ooer ibm ein
@ertranensuotim aus5uitellen.
gs mur0en ioIsenoe 8elegaten .ut
large" geuabli.
,Sohn 5. ggalib pon 9tcnpaIf uno
aleran0er Group BON 9Ieu Sapen.
Der 2ebiere 1T Elm NADER 6reunD VI.
s. 9ruan'S Bon Sen IA 0elegoten
SIR IenDersSsonDeniion iin0 MIR bier
ais grnanleuie befannt SSeoer &c.
legat bat 0as Geht ieineu eigenen
Stellucrtreter 5u eruenuen
9ie 9ieiollltion. peIcbe Die Ieleaa-
ten dmueiit. fin 9rpan ais Graii-
oentidloitstan0ioaten 81 itinlmen.
fuur0e i'm aomite nit 19 gesen 10
StinuneH auf sen 1iidl aeIggf.
SSadiou. Dill % 9lpril.
9ic 9lnbdn8er Der Aominiitraiioa
hatteu in ser aonpeniion Die 9ber.
banO. Die 9cfilrhhlna. oaB 6ot.
afers gnbdHaer 81 @aualtmiiteln
i6re3liluht nebmen miir0en, bat iie1
Hiht eriiiar. bod glou6t man, Sab iie
cine beion0ere aoaDention abbaltcn
un0 eigene 2elegaten erneaneu per.
oen. Gie reguldre Delegation mel.
die Die Administration unteritiieen
miro beitebt aus IA g9eiBen un0 8
6arbi9en. sic muroe uidt perpilidl.
tct.
burlington gt.. %. slpril.
Die belitc bier iii 5taatsfonuen.
tion neriammelien 0epubIifaner er.
mablten foigeuOe Gelegateu at
large:
Senotor g9. s. Dillingham; oon
Mlontpelier; @ouDCrneiu SSlether
:. 4Sroct0r Don @roctor; Col. ,Sranf
6. Greene pon Ct Alhans; 9laen Nl
1letd'er BON Gapen0ii6. SIe mtrs
oen nidlt iHiirnirt un0 itebt gs i6.
uen irei mad Sui0infen iiir einen
Observation-Disclosures 81 tim.
men,
0ia 9latiorm feroert Elm eloiti.
id1crrs llmldnilelo nno cine Rcpiiion
0es 1ariis mo5ei ie0odl 0as Rri1-
3ip ocs Sdllitjoaes nldlt CHS 0em
9luge lelniien mer0en ioll
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
g2ep @orf. %. 9(priI
g9nr Srei sehts.
Gle0eIanO, g., %. Nh

6lenelan0. D. 20. &pril
5ente mar Ser erite Sog. an Dem
man IN Glepelano iiir 3 Gents AMI
Der SiraBenbabn iabreH t0nnte llno
Der erite Saa Der erul0Bilien 6l9f.
preiie bate anh ihon eiue ShaOea.
eriattlage mir sic neue gabnaeea.
ihdft i'm &eiolge. Ger aloger tit
Der 9iiraermgiiter ser @ooriiaot Salt
6leoelano. Der behmlptet OnB Die 8.
Genirate iih aud aui Gait GIepelan0
erltrede. mas BON Der @eleaidaft be-
itrtttteu miro lin oie Sadle 3ur
Gntidgioung 8n brinaen belueg Ocr
9iirgerneiiter auBerhalb oes @eihs
biloes Ser Sta0t GlepelauO eineu
StraBenba5nua9en mo bot OenI
aoNoutteur 3 Gents an. 0ereu Ar.
nobne aber uepueilert murOe. im0
oa Scr 6abrgait niht mehr bgjablla
monte 10 Uur0c er abge eel. Garaui
itiibt it'd oie Stage
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

lin0). unte3eihHete @etition, melhe
zen Sgreter eriutt. cine Sorlage in
Serat2ung 81 uebnteu. melde Oie
4Hibeouatg oes 3oae@ auf 2rudpa.
pier mo Sol3brei perfitgt. @iaiams
belt eiHe padeHoe Reoe. in Der er Die
repnblifouiihen 9lbgeoroneten alr-
Fon0erte ole 9etItion ebenfaas 81 un-
ter5eidlneA aber es mar pergebeHe
9iebesnliib.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
(sntfhlrnna befiirdltci.

@doOletnpn 81. y. %. gIpril.
Seit 9lloutag lit Die 6 Sabre alte
Sodier Der gbeleute 2lnorem aeuD
IN gebeiiiriB0oler @eIie. obue SIN.
ierIaiuuB ciner Spur. neridpuunoen
unO Die Nad)ioridtmaen uah i6ren
8crbleib auaren bis iebt pergebcns.
9lau beiiirdtet, DAB paS ainO eni.
fiibrt lnur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
gIener NolFcnfrai,er.
Dan 9lnrf % 9[nri[

9teio sIort, .. Npril.
9llf oem Ireiet Ho0id5 bonn 8arf
Roiu @ingang 5uv @roofluner 9rii.
de miro oie Staot ein @eb1uoe er.
rihten, in weIhem i1mmtlihe ltGOii-
iben glenlter unteraebradt mcrOgn
f5nneu. Ole soften iuerOen auf
100000 berednet. Die 3entraii.
iation Der neribieOenen Departe.
nents beOeutCt cine id6rIihe grlpar.
nib BON $500.000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

80 NarL 29 glpriI

9(ni @eraHlaiitu5 Sex 9ep6rOen
0es GouHips 0lap0 5rlan0 muroen
Sraa glargorei GIarr uno Jraa ga.
therinl 9oUen. pela1e nit Dem Gam.
pier pGampania" aoH 1ueensiomH
aHfmnen. bier in oIfi genommen.
5e iieben unter anfI1se Den @ai.
zen Ser 6rou eIarp eiaen 5armer
bergiitet 3u babeu Sie batien ialihe
9iamen aagegeben. bg5aupteiea aber.
unidlul0jq az iein
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Cur redlten 8sit.
glen 9jorf, q. qfpril.

SSoiepa eSnaIida bemerfte. ais cr
heute Qlorgen i'm Central 8art einea
Spa5iergang mahie, einen Mann
4ancns ,Sobn SorneB aus WlaiiiI.
Ion. 0bio. Der lid einen Dieiieritih
I'm bic aebfe Deriebte uno oann feline
@ulsaOern ouiitnilt. SHglida elite
berbei, oerbau6 Die gBun0ea uno
trodHg ben Selbitnior0fanoioaten
RAD oem 5oipital Ger llnglldIide.
uelfer fgiH Oioiio fitr feline 16a.
ongeben molie. miro wa6riteialI6
aenrien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

@ott erldloB Dan5i1er, wdbrelO
Der IeBiere am aranfeubett ieiner
n @ott's - 9dhte DCilte.
Sohoerlt1noige erflarten OaB
@ott Sic Chat IN einem ARiau pon
@eiitesgeit6rt6eit begiHg. beruorge.
rufeu 0nrt Die Surht Dor Gnthul-
lungen. Die oas @ldoheu Dem @r3te
geuIad)t hoben nlnhte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Sran @nuns6' seitament.

"a NprIe, lylIO., % NprN.
3as 9eitameut Der Srau @unneB,
oie uebit ibren orei aiuoeru beinl
9ranoe Ibres @obuhoiaes oen Eo0
iauo. i9urOe bCute ae0fiuet sic Der.
madt ibr Germ69en. oas ald$l5.O00
aeid,dtt miro. ibrcn aiuoern ooer I'M
Sale oieie tooi iein ioIltcn. Dem Ror.
megHbeu @aiienbalne IN Chicago.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
SIC spinne.

W3ariin5 berrp, O.. p Qpril.
5ri. Diinuie Gor, tDelhe Dor eini.
gen E0gsn bon elmer 5pInng qe6ii.
len Dlr0e. 1T an Blutpcrgiitung az.
itorben ,Sbr st0rper mar iehr anges
idypoaeH un0 iie erliit groBe Sd)1er.
3cn 4Qe 4eriuhe Der 2lerste 10 b.
rer Nettnn4 naren erioialos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
sSnbianerhfnptIina artSotet.

ytep Orleans, Ga, %. gpril.
6ier aus 9hleiieIos. gtiearaaua,
ongefommcue Geiieuoe berihten. OaB
ss 5Uiiden cen 0losauiio Su0ianern
HHO ben gSlcara9uancrn sum &anlpi
fam unO OCr SnoiauerbaupiliRg ge-
t00tet luurOe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

1ttIU tJUIIf 40. NIVtII.
Seute Gtittaq Tam Der reIiaioie
Sbeil Der fotboliihen Geutennarieier
nit eiHem Se Oeun aeiungen bon
$500 aiuoern. 8uIu 9lbidIuB, uH0
gbeHos be1anneu Die iSeitIidfeiteh
Der Saien nit elmer l1aiienperlamn.
lung in Der Carnegie @iuiic Saa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
9}eln 9lnrf "a Murt

gttl0 JofI. -. aFFLN.
Scr 0eutid,e 9ilobaner gSaIier
Sdott lit aui Dem 1anpier aGaiier
@ilbclm Ser @roBe" poH @renea
5ier cinaeir9lien. gr lit nad 2Ine.
RIA 1efounngH nm bier eiue glusitel-
Inn1 Der @erfe 0euiider Mieiiter 81
peganiialteu Ter 9aiier sSilbelm
iateyciiirt lid iiir ben Rian un0 SER
Stott 9ofii oaB er arb Den @raii.
ocHtea 8coie0clt oaiur gcluinHen
INN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
3ie 9bai eines eiierIadltiaeu.
"a QonIs. W. q. glpril

- ~WEI~1 9F~-g % VT y
81 einem 4nfaQe BON eiieriudt
aoB Sam. Sdlnei0er beute 6abler iei.
Her @ntiin IN Der geneiniamen Nob.
nung eiue Eunniitdt SfpefeIidure
ms @eiidlt nn0 oerihludie 0ann Den
in 6er SI0ihe befin0libeu Reit. iDo.
rani er iib nod cine ShuBuunoe
teibra&ie. @etoe wvroea ms 9siai.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

GleuelanO. 9. %. 9lpriI.
gSteeple Sad Gallagher itiir5te
Oabier BON einem 80 SUB boben
Shorniteiu uno mar auf Der Stene
cine 9eihe. Gallagher pnr einer Der
befannteiteu oSteepleiods Sieles
2anDes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

- - ~. % llnr-L.

Baton h9a3e G1. - 2.lfA.
gegen Ese1l aoH5ri ben ebana.
I-aaH taHrer 6sr eg'te 9ia.icHai.
All I'd xatoa Goa7 Dir1 or AE'
fiaaa es liaigri@.ais 1obea g.
sd be Gaaf Hm S97 0o1 oiai
lc6ra Z1 4g4aa.isr 2ssm Saro.
ssr iteat yliief oerisi5eE 4ntlags.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
gIns Ser gnnOesbanptitaOt.
@ai1inatoii, %. 9lpril

Der @raiiOcnt iibernlittelte 6ellte
oem Seuai ioIgenOe Grnennun1en
BON aoniuln sur 9eitdtiaiaa.
9Sulean $ 9lrnol0 bon Californian
IN }lHop, CHINA; @am j. Geidlman
BON 1iiiiouri in 6aniui 5ormola:
Charles T. 6berbar0t Don aanias in
@arrunauille. eolom6ia; 8eorge
selmrO0 Don 9tebrosfa in Bern,
Shnei5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

GleoeIano D., % april
Gine ScuersbrlHit 3e1t5rte heute
hier BE aer3eH ua6 Shmiereia5rii
Ser SflHbar0 Oil E9mpanp. eineH
Sda0en oon eipa 100000 Oerur
iafen6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Qrin Efrrif

6borleSt0un @. gla., 20. April.
Gas 9obuiIala%aomite Der aoblen.
arober 0eS adnmuba-1baIcs cnpiabl
beute 0ie @leoeruuHabne Der Qohn.
ifala Oes Sabres 1904. iooaB alio
Scr anleor0neie @lreIt lnterbleiht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
glnaeblidle geitedlnng.
92au gorf, %. 9lpril

Ken gorI, ~. Nprn.
2onis 3. Sultan, Elm friiberer
Aeent ser Wsetropolison 9abu. be.
3euate DOT Dem aonuniiilr S5an0,
SAB @eorge 9ags Ser e6eHf1as i'll
GienIteH ser metropolitan @abn
ltano. ieinem eigeuen NefenutniB
5ufolge. iih mebrfahe llcbertretuu.
gen oes @eieees 81 SduIoen fom.
men Iief @age lit OerieI5e, Oen ser
Oiitriftsampals SSerome ais @ebein.
poIi3fit in ieine Dienite nahm. ais
gerid)npeiie uerlautete, CAB Sic ge.
nanntc 9abngeieaidlafi iid in Sen
@erihten merlaI6tcr glitteI 5e0iene
Ger 3eltgc iunroe pom @erru Sc.
rome auiaeior0ert, beitinmte sale
on3uae6en. morauf er er5a1Iie, Oab
9agg einen 3eusen DeranidBtc cine
friihare 9Iusiage 5uriid5lnebNeu unO
0as @cgentheil 5u b3eu9ep.
Sultan, spelher 10 SSnbre in Gien.
item Scr Nletropolitan @abu itanO.
5ebauptete. Oab in Oieiem 3citrdum
BON Der @eieuid)oit etua 100000
fir forrupte 3ipede Deraus9abt mur.
oen.
g1clp 9orf. 90. 9lpriI.
Ger 4omminar Sano bat oas mel.
tere 9erbor perlhoben. Bon oeu ge.
gen Sen 9iitriftsomuaIt Scrome er.
bo6euen % 9nfla9en fomcn Dis ieet
Inur 4 sir &erbanolung. Der 3elge
Sulinr bal crflart Dab Ole Nlotropo.
Titan gabn ioluobl ,3eugeu auie @e.
'iduorene 81 beiiehee 9fIelte un0
.onB oie @oli3iiten, ipeine ais 3engeu
.cridicnen. BON 0er@eienidait s. idgs
lid erbielien. einrrlei ob Ne fijr sic
9lufIage ooer fir Ole 9eriheioi3u9
aultroien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
9,au 0orf. % glpriI

Die 6irrHa Goiter. anopp & 60.
ertIdrte beute ibre 3abIungsunfdbig-
felt 8ie Serr Snapo, Elm NtitsIieo
Der 6irmu, mittbeilt. bot Softer, oen
uan fiir einen 9daiondr belt. in.
foIge pon Spefulationen itorfe Der.
lutte erlitten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

Sic mill oon ser 9lbIi6t 9a6mau's 5
nIdltS geDuBt boben lnO ia9t. OlB
ne iih Der Sefte MIR augeihloiien
babe, UNI 6rieOeR im Sauie 81 ba.
ben.
Cation. Ga.. %. 9priI.
Gie @oroHersgeidaporenen goben
beute ben @dbripruh ab. ouB Roberi
9adnon Ste fiinf Sabre alte Sreue
Nsag Smith ernou0ete. 2aut dr3t.
lider llnteriudNIng ipunoe 0as 4iHo
er0rolielt. 8adluFon ioiUobl ais
Smith iinO 0eutib amerifaniiber
9lbtunit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
92eip Qlorf. 81. Q[pri

9telp gJort, q. Aprll.
@eiterH 9lbeu0 nm . llbt iaste
lid CHARLES Goiter, ein NtitglieO Der
9lufIerfirma Softer. 8napp & 60,
eine allgel in BEN aopf uno ipur
Hab penigen 9luaenbliden cine 2ei.
dye. 0aS 9Fotip oes SeIbItmor0es
lit uubeIannt, 60 oiel 6efannt lift.
beiano iib 9oiter uidt IN @el0oer.
lelenheit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

tai geiAufft. no Die Aer5te ertIarisu.
DAB 5hneIoer iterben miro. 6raH
5hneioer Dir0 Elm Nuge berlieren
uno aui gebsasAsit atz srfitapssa SA@-
iidt baben
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-25
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-25
PRESIDENT TAKES UP
CRISIS WITH VENEZUELA,
Root and Bacon Also Discuss at Oyster
Bay the Possibility Of an In
PREVENTION in Central
American War.

Oyster Bay, n ", July 25.-An i'm
portant conference between the presi-
dent, Secretary OF State Root and the
acting secretary, Robert Bacon, was held
at Sycamore Hill yesterday, at which
IL is believed the delicate state of af-
fairs in Central America was discussed,
No official statement was given out,
but the situation that has arisen be.
tween Venezuela and the United States
and between the South American repub.
lie and the Netherlands undoubtedly was
one OF the matters discussed.
The revolt in Honduras and the pos.
sibility OF Salvador and Guatemala be.
coming involved in that trouble also is
thought to have been taken up, as the
United States, with Mexico, is bound by
treaty 10 maintain peace between the
Central American republics.
Upon reaching New York, Secretary
Root last night took train for Clinton,
n. y, and Mr.. Bacon went to Wash.
ington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-25
evidently at first bent on denying bis

evidently at first bent on denying his
identity. Then he laughed and said:
Eyes; we've met before. There's an
explanation-no much to my credit |
confess, but 1t might have been more
TO my discredit II | hadn't done what
| did though TO tell the truth chose
method that was rather acceptable TO
young scapegrace than an older man.
DO you remember the young married
woman Who
"'Set her husband wild by going
wild herself about you? Yes; go on
"She was wild true enough--so
wild couldn't control her. She was
bent on running three persons, her
husband, herself and me. made a
confidant of the captain and proposed
to make stoWaway of myself for the
rest of the voyage to get out OF her
way. He offered to stow me In his
cabin instead, and | accepted the offer.
Mighty good man, the captain, and
first class at keeping secret ar
ranged the disappearance and, to pre-
vent the news reaching home before
could cable, removed anything that
would point to my address. But,
heavens, how did | come to get en-
gagged to your nieceT
why didn't you confide in meT
asked.
"'Captain said confide in no one or
he would have nothing to do with the
matter
ITO all this the bride expectant
listened with eyes and ears wide open.
We'll, | declared she said at the finish
If had heard that story without the
name of the principal, would have
known 1t was you. Uncle, do you
think I'm safe in marrying such a
man? Then to her fiance, why
haven't you confessed this to me with
other things?
Glow would it look for me to tell
you that bud to disappear to get
away from a womanT
Right you are said /. No truly
modest man could have done it.
81 found that my nlece's father (my
sisters husband had been furnished
all the evidence required TO prove that
Trevor was younger son of British
nobleman. He had been a ranchman
since coming to America and would
not go back to England on any &C.
count"
'Nextw cried one Of the listeners
y"That was good one II it was made
out Of whole cloth"
EUGENE HOLMES BURT.
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20 YEARS IN CITY HALL.
Favorite Cat Of Seven New York Mayors
Dead.

New York, July 25.-Tom couldn't
stand the heat OF the last few days. He
dragged himself out of his favorite cor.
ner OF the City Hall, crawled out to a
grass plot north Of the building and col
lapsed. A short time later agents of the
Humane society carted him away and
put him to death along with dozen or
more stray cats and dogs.
Such was the end OF probably the
best known cat in the city.
II was twenty years ago. during the
administration OF Mayor Hewitt, when
Tom, kitten and very homely one,
blew into the City Hall in the trail OF a
terrific storm and he refused to be put
ont. He grew to be fairly good look
ing cat, and he numbered among his
friends during his residence in the City
Hall, Mayors Hewitt, Grant, Gilroy,
Strong, Van Wyck, Low and Mcclellan.
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Had it Printed While in
New York
SEES HIS BROTHER HENRY
And Has Long Talk With Him-Holds
a Reception the Rest of the Day,
But Refuses to Talk Poll
tics for Publication.

New York, July 25.--Although il was
more than two hours after midnight
when William II. Taft, the Republican
nominee for the presidency, retired at
the Hotel Manhattan, he was astir
bright and early yesterday morning.
While many New York business men
were lingering over their breakfasts
Mr.. Taft left the hotel to keep an APP
pointment with his brother, Henry w.
Taft, which was the only pre.aranged
meeting for the day. The brothers
breakfasted at the Hotel Plaza, had a
long talk and then the presidential
nominee hurried back TO the Hotel
where he remained until the afternoon,
when he left for Cincinnati.
While no appointments had been
made for Mr.. Taft during his brief stay
in the city he had more or less busy
day. Republican leaders took advant-
age of the presence of Mr.. Taft TO call
Upon him and to discuss plans of the
approaching campaign.
He was asked if he had anything to
say on the political situation. 81 have
nothing to say at all" he replied, Tex.
c,pt that | work all last evening read
ing proof on my speech Of acceptance
and | hope TO have the whole out of
the way before | leave New York.
do you know whether it is true that
Elmer Dover, secretary of the national
committee has had disagreement with
Dir. Hitchcock and intends TO resign? ?"
Il have heard nothing of the kind"
vas his reply as he got into taxicab
and was driven away.
Mr.. Taft's callers included Paul Nor
ton, one time cabinet friend After
he had spent several hours chatting
with visitors at the Hotel Manhattan
Mr.. Taft said TO the press that while
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viii Not DiVulge Names Of
New Officers Of the
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Congratulations Coming In--chamberlain
of Oregon and Bourke Cochran Of
New York Pledge Their
Support.

Fair View, Lincoln, Neb., July 25--
William j. Bryan devoted himself yes.
terday largely TO clearing up some cor.
respondence requiring his personal at
tention preparatory to his departure for
Chicago yesterday afternoon. Yester'
days mail brought several communica-
tions which afforded him much gratiti-
cation. Among these were letters from
Governor Chamberlain OF Oregon, Lieu.
tenant Governor Chaner and Represen.
tative Bourke Cochran OF New York,
congratulating him on his nomination
and pIedging their active support.
MIR Bryan will not divulge the names
OF The new chairman or the other Off.
GERS Of the Democratic national commit
tee While the subcommittee on selec-
ton OF officers will do the actual choos-
ing, Mr.. Bryan's personal wishes have
been considered When asked regard
| ing the dispatch from Guthrie, okla,
that Governor Haskell had been offered
the position Of treasurer of the commit
tee, Mr.. Bryan said that no appoint
ment would be announced until after
the subcommittee meets to-day.
Mr.. Bryan is due in Chicago at n.
m. to-day, It is the present expectation
that he will make brief speeches en-
route at Omaha and Mendoza and Au-
rora. III.
Chicago July 25.- Thomas Taggart
and Nathan Cole, members OF the sub
committee of the Democratic national
committee, arrived here yesterday from
their respective homes in Indiana and
California to attend the meeting OF the
committee which to-day will choose
campaign manager. Other members OF
the subcommittee, which numbers elev-
en- are expected later in the day, while
W. J. Bryan and his running mate, j.
Nv, Kern, arrived this morning.
Mr. Taggart declared yesterday that
he had no idea who the new chairman