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Has Proof, He Declares, That
Republicans Have Made
Corrupt Bargain.
HE DEMANDS PUBLICITY.
DareS Hitchcock to Make Pub
lie List of Campaign
Contributors.

National Chairman Norman f. Mack
repeated to-day his charge that the
Republican party has made a corrupt
bargain with the Standard on Com
pany. and declared that the oil trusts
contribution TO the Taft and Sherman
campaign fund amounts to 81. 000. 900. He
went further and said he could prove 1t.
II necessary.
las for the proof" declared Mr.,
Mack. Il have had 1t IN my possession
for ten days. I charge that. ms n result
OF negotiations between the managers
of the Republican campaign and the
Standard OIL Company. the Oil Trust
has given sl.cVJ,Oo0 to the campaign fund,
and the Standard Oil machinery all over
the United States is working for the
Republican ticket.
The Standard Oil Company gave
100000 to the Republicans in 1896, in
1900 and in 1904. They have repeated
their contribution this year, and It will
be for the people TO say whether Mr..
Taft is 10 live up to the obligations in
Cured. MIR. Hitchcock's denial of any
Standard OIL contribution only strength
ems what l charge. 1t will be noticed
that he admits receiving contributions
fl ON individuals in the Standard OH
Company. lie does not dare make his
list of contributors public as we have
done.
LAS for Mr. Roosevelt's proclamation,
IL must be remembered that just four
years ago, in reply to Judge Parker
charge that certain corporation inter.
ests had contributed a corruption fund
to the Republican party, he issued q
vehement and sweeping denial from tn.
White House
IT was discovered later, upon the
authority of Mr.. Hartman, that Pres
ident Roosevelt had spoken falsely
about the contributions mentioned by
Judge Parker. Conditions to-day are
just as they were four years ago. inso
far as the relations between the trust:
and the Republican party are con
cerned."
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RECOMMENDED FOR
THROAT TROUBLE.

People In public life, upon whose
organs there is more or less cousta
mand, consider the common cold" ..
the serious Affections. A noted preacl...
In one OF the larger towns in Mass aChu5Ctts
contracted cold which would not Yield to
ordinary treatment, and in a short time be-
came so hoarse that he was unable to make
himself heard in ordinary conversation, and
preaching from the pulpit was out OF the
question.
ACtrg on a friends advice he took
couple OF drops OF Virgin Oil OF Pine COM
pound pure on lump OF sugar. resulting in
almost immediate relief from the hoarseness-
t is claimed that half ounce OF Virgin Oil
OF Pine compound pure mixed with two
ounces OF GlyCerine and half pint OF good
Whisky taken in doses OF teaspoontul
every iuur hours, will break up a cold
quickly and cure any cough that is durable.
Purchase the ingredients separately and
mix them yourself
Virgin oil of Pine compound pure is
combination of the active principles OF the
Pine and Sautalwood trees. carefully COM
pounded TO retain all OF the healing. health
giving virtues for which these trees are ia
nous In order to insure its freshness ard
purity. 1t is put UP only in half-ounce walls.
each vial securely sealed in 4 round wooden
case, with an engraved wrapper, showing
plainly the name. Virgin OIL OF Pine com
pound pure, guaranteed under the Food
and Drugs Act. June &c. 1905, Serial No. i5l.
prepared only by Leach Chemical Co. Gin
cinnati. o. The mixture OF Whiskey and
Glycerirc with the Virgin Oil OF Pine com
round puro makes sufficient quantity 10
last the average family an entire year
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TRICK TO DEFEAT
TAFT WILL FAIL,
ROOSEVELT SA US.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-FollowinT
up the statement issued last evening
from the White House regarding the
announcement made by John ID. Rookie
Teller of his preference for Mr.. Taft in
the Presidential struggle, a second
statement was issued to-day as follows
The President has received numerous
letters and kilograms showing that this
trick of Rockefeller, doubtless made by
agreement with the Democratic Party,
will fail absolutely. 1t is self-evident on
its face. as MIR. Taft has said, that II
Mr.. Rockefeller had really wanted him
elected he would have kept quiet about
1t. and'that he has come out for him as
being the way In which he can damage
him most
The following telegram also was mad.
public:
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1908.
The President: The labor vote will
not be deceived by Rockefeller's politi-
cal trick. We will bury him with Tom
Johnson. CuyahoGa County is as safely
Republican as the State Of Ohio and the
electoral college.
"A. L. FAULKNER,
president OF Window Glass Workers OF
America"
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RESULT is A SURPRISE.
Absence of Capt. Burr Proves
a Big Handicap for
the Crimson.
The LINEUP.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
SOLDIERS FIELD. CAMBRIDGE,
Oct. S.-Harvard's contes. with Brown
here to-day was rendered douby doubt
full in the result because of the absence
of Capt Burr, whose injury of yester-
day, a shoulder dislocated by falling on
the ball, will keep him out OF the game
for two weeks OF more.
kennard VII! punt for the crimson,
at whioa he Is fairly good. though
otherwise his playing is weak. Hoars
hip prevents him from playing, and thus
farther weakens Harvards centre trio;
Brown hopes to score, and VIII pl ob-
ably do so If Mayhem succeeds in get,
ting loose, as no Crimson man has speed
sufficient TO stop him. ,
First Half--Harvard, o. Brown, 0.
Both teams triedhard to score In the
first half. but neither succeeded. Brown
neversot within striking distance and
Harvard only once. When time was
called Harvard was on Brown twenty
yard lineinfront OF goal and Kennard
was ready to try agoal when the whistle
blew.
Each side punted frequently as gains
in line were uncertain. Sevrrr:! times
Mayhem was off for field run but was Was
made most OF Browns gains. White
repeate dly broke through for long gains
for Harvard. MAYHEM kicked to Dun
lap. who ran hack fifteen wards. The
teams then kept up line plunging and
punting with the half-ended when Har-
ward had rushed the ban down to
Browns twenty-yard line and time was
called.
Score first haf. Harvard Q; Brown. O
In the second half Yer Wiebe went
in for Kennard and was a great help.
Mckay kicked TO Beeytes and the punt
ing and line plunging fight of the first
half continued. Yer Wiebe proved too
much for the Brown line and with
White they repeatedly broke thre yh
for long gains. BY rushing White
Mckay kicked ths goal. Brown did not
get within striking distance. Her two
points were made on safety due To
Cutters tumble on the 4-yard line. When
time was ca led Harvard had blocked
a kick which Crowley recovered on
Browns 5-yard line in front Of the goal
Final score-Harvard. s; Brown, 2.
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ROOSE WELT SEES
PROSECUTOR OF
STANDARD OIL

WASHINGTON, Oct. si.--Frank B.
Kellogg. special counsel in the case OF
the Government to dissolve the Stand
ord Oil Company. had n conference with
President Roosevelt to-day. Mr.. KEEL
Iogg Sid the case was proceeding as
rapidly as possible.
When asked whether the Government
against John d Rockefeller and other
officials OF the Standard on Company
after a decision in the trial for disco
luton has been reached, Mr., Kellogg
la that az counsel for the Government
ba could saw that neither Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter nor any Of the other officials OF the
COMPANY has been granted immunity.
= Mi, Kellogg, who Is n member OF the
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papers around their heads and tranped
along.
The decorations OF the business houses
along the line of the parade, while not
elaborate, were tasty and sufficient.
Many of the marclors carried American
naSs. Some of the divisions carried big
banners bearing notices indicative OF
confidence in Taft and Sherman as the
agents of prosperity.
Weather Coos Enthusiasm.
There was little enthusiasm among
the spectators. Tie weather was too
cold Tor comfort, and there is nothing
extraordinarily inspiring in the specta-
Gle OF thousands and thousands OF blue
nosed, red-faced, solennly attired hus!-
the music played by stiff fingered mus-
clans. The crowds grew in numbers
toward noon, but sunshine was needed
TO bring out cheers and scouting.
The divisions, in the order in which
they lined up, and the marsha! OF eacn
i. Wholesale Dry Goods Trade-Wll-
-, , =: tsn! y co bTE Goods clnb-Gen.
3. Millinery 1rade-GranyIlle r: Daley.
a Merchant Tailors-E. Twyenort.
5. Wholesale Cloak, Suit and skirt
Trad"-W. b. Hoar.
9, c,o,hicrs' Legipn-Marcus W. Mark .
7. Piano Trade-H. Paul Mehlin.
3 FLORISTS and Sediments Club-Wi!l-
lam L. Marshall.
3. Hat and Allied Trades-William ].
Dixon.
H. Architects and Allied Arts-H. Van
Buren, Magonigle.
Il Columbia University Taft and Sh,--
man Cuba. T. Hopping.
i Steam. Water and Gas Supplies,
Manufacturers and Dealers-Walter B.
Tufts.
IL. Shoe Trade-Sathaniel c. Fisher.
IA Paper Tradc-Paul +. Vernon.
Is Hide and Leather Trade-Thomas
r. Fleming.
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P0LlCEMhN'S WIFE SOUGHT.

Magistrate walsh. In Morrlssnia Court
to-day, ordered Detective Quinn 10 find
Mrs. Leopold BOehn. wife OF a police.
man attached TO the West One Hun
dredth street police station, and bring
her to court 20 press charge OF felon-
Gus assault against her husband. whom
she accuses OF breaking her nose Ano
beating her on Sept, Is last, at theA
home. No. 57s East one Hundred and
Sixty-ihiTd street
When the cast Was called yesterday
AIRS. Boehn saic chs didnt WanI to press
the complain tsa 1st EcT husband WHO
IL out on ti.00 bail. She told tile Mag
isfrate that she was afraid he'd loose
his position. 1900 80.
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DIES ON Way TO
THE TAFT PARADE
Jacob Levy Overcome by
Heart Failure in a Sub
way Train.

Jacob Levy, sixty-five years old, was
overcome by an attack OF heart failure
In subway train at One Hundred and
Sixteenth street and Lenox avenue
while OH his way down town to join the
Taft paraders to-day and died before
medical attendance could reach him.
Levy was retired merchant, weigh
Ing $50 pounds. he lived at No. 55S East
One Hundred and SiXty-third street.
With his brother-n-law. John Gordon.
of Paterson, n. j., he boarded the
Lenox train about 10 o'clock. When he
toppled over several women screamed
and set the car In commution.
Several passengers aided the man to
the station platform, Policeman Ford
and Peterson then carried Levy to the
street. The ambulance was just a
block away when Levy expired.
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League-Jemes z. March.
Il. dashers-Marshall W.

LtaSup-JHrleS T.. May
IL erdashers-Marshall W. Scri-
ven.
IS Sporting Goods-J. w. Curtis
49, Hardware Club.
90 Wholesale Grocers-J. Weston My
ers.
Il Brooklyn Business Menu A.
%. Railway and Transportation Club
Wv. II. Palmer.
IS. Railroad Mems Taft Club. w.
Everett.
IS. custom House Brokers-Anthony
]. Mccarthy.
g. North Side business Men,. Clar-
enCe Davies.
Is. Exporters Club-Isaac Lehman.
q Machinery and Metal Trades
y, Produce Exchange Taft Club
William Il. Cragin.
81 Engineering Professions - Robert
X BANKERS and Brokers-oliver B
So. Lear Tobacco Trade-E. A. Kraus.
a. Coffee Exchange and Lower Wall
Is. Lawyers Taft Club-Churles II
s. IS. Braid Manufacturers H. W
81. Insurance Club-Major a. White.
IS. Real Estate Men,. Edgar l.eay'
e. Jewellers CIub-Johu L. Shepard
a. Drag Chemical. Paint and Allied
Trades-Geu. r.. H.. MUl.neuT.
Al. Rulding Trades-w Fl. McCord.
Y. Saddlery and Harness Club
'f Is, FBathhouse Men-Jullus Fleisch
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HITCHCOCK KNOWS
OF NO OIL TRUST
CONTRIBUTIONS

National Chairman Frank II. Hitch
cock, when told of Mr.. Mack's state
ment, said:
The assertion that there have been
negotiations between myself and the
standard Oil Company in reference to
campaign contributions Is absolutely
untrue. So far as my knowledge goes.
there have been no contributions to our
campaign fund by any person connected
with the Standard Oil Company. no
matter in what capacity. nor has any
such person been solicited to con-
tribute"
Mr.. Hitchcock indicated that he did
not wish to enter into any controversy
with any campaign managers,
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BLIZZARD FAILS
TO STOP HUGHES.

MIDDLETOwN. n. Y, Oct. 2l.-pety-
ing a miniature blizzard and the orders
Of his throat specialist Gov. Hughes
spoke for nearly half hour in the open
air at Port Jervis early to-day. The
schedule called for an automobile trip
to Newburg, but owing to the raw
weather, a special train was taken TO
this city.
The Governor had a large audience
here In the opera-house His voice
showed effects of the severe strain he
had put upon 1t earlier in the day and
this address was shortened on that acr
count. The afternoon route by auto
speeches in Goshen. Montgomery.
Walden. Newburg and Kingston.
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SUES HEARST AND
OTHERS FOR $3OO,OOO.

CHICAGO, Oct. a.-Three suits for
SlOH,0 coo each against William Z. Hearst,
principal. and others We're begun in
the Superior Court to-day BY jacob
]. Kern, Democratic candidate for
States Attorney for Cook County. The
actions, 1t Is Gained BY the attorney
Ming the suits, are based on editorials.
cartoons and stories printed in papers
controlled by Mr., Hearst and at ncking
the character of Kern. Only the prae-
cipes were filled stating the amount
OF damages
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Do a Cavalry Test.

Escorted by a committee of business
men on horseback-ard many of them
mighty sorry to be on horse1aCk-the
TWO cars sped UP Broadway 10 Worth
street, where all was in readiness for
the start. Promptly at ~ O'Clock the
First Division composed Of the whole
sale dry goods merchants and sales
meE. marched out of Worth street and
started north. The two automobiles. the
committee on horseback and n platoon
Of policemen led tie line
At the time the parade started ut
Worth street thousands OF paraders
down in the financial district had rot
even attempted to fall into line. 1t was
figured by the managers Of tho parade
that the forty-third and last division
would not get under way Until after 4
o'clock
The sky was overcast and the wind
was partiC ularly biting as the head Of
the parade moved up Broadway TO
Waycr.y place. marched west to l'iuh
avenue and headed up toward Madison
square, The spectators were not
numerous along he line of march below
Fourteenth street, Bat above that point
the sidewalks We're crowded and every
window In the business houses was oe-
cupicd 10y llaE waving, cheering womrn.
Tie Broadway cars were out of COM
mission below Eighth street, Cross
town cars were allowed 10 pass through
the line Of march at regular intervals,
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Signs Of the Times.

Another Bryan and Kern banner at
Twenty-third street and Broadway bore
streamer Inscribed.
why do you not publish your cam
pagn contributions"
From the big banner in front of the
Hoffman House depended a glaring sign
labelled as follows:
Can Taft stop the panic? Taft and
Roosevelt could not stop it last year"
Because of the parade the wholesale
district did not open generally for bust
ness this morning. The financial dis
trict closed at noon, as usual Head
quarters were established at No. 81 Pine
street, and a corps of able executives
was on duty there all through the pa
rade receiving telephone reports and
ready to straighten out any kinks that
might arise in carrying out the ar
rangements.
Mr.. Sherman arrived at the Pine
street headquarters at O'Clock and was
greeted by Admiral Coghlan and the
Business Mems Committee of Fifty.
After short reception lie entered an
automobile with L. y. Drake. president
Of the Business Mems Republican Asso-
citation. and Charles II. Sheriff., vice
president. Charles Coughlin, with Com
mander William b. Franklin. chief 81
staff, and Col Robert NJ. Thompson.
chief of aides, rode IN another automo-
lille
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BROOKLYN PASTOR CHOSEN.

GREEN CASTLE. Ind. Oct. 3l.-At
meeting of the Board Of Trustees of De-
pauw University yesterday the Rev.
Francis ]. Mcconnell. pastor OF the New
York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church brooklyn, y. Y, was elected
President.
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How to Cure
the Drink Habit.

We are honestly desirous OF curing all
who are addicted TO drink. and II you are
Interested in any one needing Orrine. we
invite Won 10 write US. Our correspondence
IL CONFIDENTIAL and our replies sent in
nisin. sealed envelopes. Orrine No. l Is
the secret treatment. and No. for those
- n,ish the voluntary treatment. 81
nsr ho, Orrine is sold on an absolute
Guarantee to erect cure or money will
be refunded. The orrine Co. Washing
ton. b. c. Tho leading druggists indor.e
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YONKERS HIGH WINS
OVER TOWNSEND HARRIS.
THE LIN E up.


n Cannon Park, In TIC Bronx, Ills
morning. The Townsend Harris Hal
Gonkers High School by a score Of 10
The game was tight during The first
half, neither Side scoring, but soon after
he second session started capt Webb,
= Yonkers' recovered Gibson's put on
TOWnsend's tyenty-yard line, and on
he next play Sherman went through
tackle for a touchdown, Roster kicked
the goal
After this tine Townsend team weak
med, and Napo!iellO made two touch
downs OF long end runs.
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- nae soAN
RIhER' >. Uta ave. &
sd. I4tn " 9Th ave;
L. " Sith. ,th ave
y litA. Jtl ~ u "a
HEGEMAN. : u .
B'aAy 6 branches.
MlLilAt, .p5 B'wAy
kINSMAN. i25th ST.
and S;h ave.
CAS\vELL- VI ASsES
3lst & B'way.
SALlSH. 23d & ith
ave. and 59th x
NJ olson.
Il HhFAL,K. 30 ave
6 ioi.
FRED TRAU & CO..
ilcth 81 X ID lvs.
,USGMAN'S. 1920
~ s,-rb 4r
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JAMES. 200 sth ave-.

JAMES. 200 s,h ave.
& r. way cor. jSth.
JkpDr.AN-
kIhEfVS STORES.
K. BURKHARDT,
Bway & &GrePn ave.
NJ i Il T l. T. \ V =.
DRUG CO.. 1877
MyF:le ave.
j H. REHFI SIS. cS2
Sumner ave.
En AVER SO Pvay-
fN'p" cHn c---f.
JE r 5 + Y CITY
HARTNETT.
PATERSON SMITH
HOBOREN-Kamlah
Newark -Holzaue-.
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Republican National Committee from
Minnesota, said he had come over from
New York to appear in case before
the Supreme Court here next Monday.
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Face High Winds.

The grand stond At least so feet long
and with an immo1-, n-tius capaeity,
was Hlled to Overlooking long before
the mead of tie parade agpeHred, nRh;.
ing against the whirlwiuds that ud4lcd
around the Flatr.I 3I.,I.ng, Each ui
the occupants of tic grand slaDi wls
FURNISHED r.'a a4 american nag and
the banked u,, nuuaU.G cNwnse #
red, white and blue aroused the
paradegs 10 enthusiasm,
AS Tie marrHers were forming IN line
DO $ passed among them handing out
9'lcards with The words Taft and
sherman" prin-ed across t-om, The
placards were meant TO be placed In the
aatOands Of the marching patriots.
Those who utilized them In The man
1er described were s1rry when tAey
stepped cut into Broadway and faced
the gale, Hundreds % hats were b!own
away ana not recovered The men who
lost tlOlr hats tied Or knoueu ueos-
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. y. +. Oct.
I-The entries for Mondays races are
as follows:
FIRST RACE-TMn:ye ar-nIds. sall.nS. Sit,
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SEEs CURED IN TO II DAYS.
FAZo OlATMENI Ia guaranteed u oI.e
lt;hiIg blind Bleeding or Protruf'nx Piss
- % IA days or money refunded, b0c. 80
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SECOND HALF.

Dowd took Bredemus's place at left
end for Princeton. Greble kicked of to
Dewd. on Princetons 2oyard line
princeton tried the line twice without
rain, and Read punted to Kern. on the
AlIny's 25-yard line. Greble went
around Irinccton's left end FOR Is yards,
hut lost 10 on the next try. Dowd maxi
ing great tackle.
Grebe kicked TO Bergen on Prince
tons 2o-yard line, and Read returned
he KICK TO Dunn who was downed on
10 gain. and the Army was penal.zed
fo- holding. cirehle kicked 10 Bergen in
rnid-field, where West Point was given
t,e ball as penalty for Princeton
ficiding. Behr made a gain, but FUN
Ned, and Princeton recovered the ball
Bergen made five yards and Tibbott
added three more McCrohan made the
distance for a first down. Tibbott tore
;round the Army left end for beauti-
iul run OF fifteen yards. McCrohan
cihbott made six more for a first down.
The Army was fghting desperately but
Princeton gradually forced the ball to
'he Army's seven yard line
Army Ressts Hard.
Dean was hurt and Brown took his
place for the. Army. Here the Army
mule bucked hard and Tibbott was
and got the ball on downs on its own
@-yard line. after McCrohan had made
two vicious plunges.
Grehle kicked the ball out OF danger
hut Tibbott brought II back to the
made five yards through tackle. lib
hotts vas thrown for n three yard loss
when Bessom tackled him.
Army got the ball and Greble kicked
again, but the strong wind blew the
han back and Princeton got it on
Army's thirty5yard line: Princeton
iWentv Yards S and got the bail an st rSa
Army's ten yard line. The Army again
fought desperately and succeeded in
holding for downs.
Princeton's Lost Chance.
Princeton mad a beautiful chance Ia
score and failed. Greble kicked but
and It went 10 Princeton on the Arnly's
b-NaTd line,
West Point again held fast and the
soldiers took the ball on downs. On the
tF' W .iinn"it Vas Thrown 10! loss.
The Army never played such ball be.
fore. Greble kicked from under the
zoe! Goa, ng y- Y1 Inc held IN hal,
smashed the centre for Eve yards
Princeton failed On the next Jry and
4 was Alrrmys ball on a. &-yard line
line where Bergen finb ed and Brown
fell upon the ball for Tho Army.
TIE Cadets We're -, penali zztdl, hftteen
ward pass and Princeton recovered the
Ia ! ON ler own 4O-yard line.
Bishop took Tibtotts place as half
back for Princeton, He kicked out O'
bounds and the Cadets got the ball OF
thr!r aj-yard line. Greble returned tho
kick 10 the Tigers 40-Yard line Me
Crohnn failed 10 gain, and the Tiger,
gained twenty yards on q forward pass
Cunningham took Reads place To-
Princeton, Grehie was taken out anC
GIN replaced him. McCrOhan failed II
killing centre. Cunningham tried FOR
Tsrd pass. hut Army got the ball az
tWo Was called
The game ended with the ball or
Arnys 3i-yard line.
Score Princeton, o; Army, o.
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$4,000 MARCH IN
BUSINESS MEMS
TAFT PARADE.

CONTINUED from First Psge)
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reviewing stand was a big Bryan and
Kern banner that has been hanging
there since the opening Of the cam
paign. over night the Democrats at
tached to the lower end of the banner a
white streamer with black lettering,
whlcll read:
The Wall street dining tables are
fun, but the dinner-pail is eInpty.'
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SECOND RACE-Four-year-o and up.
ward tcondltons); one and e.siXteeath
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-01
OBITUARY.
Fahey.


Mrs Margaret F'ahey, aged SO years,
wife of Patrick j. Fahey, EOS Frederick
street, died at st. Thomas hospital at
5 o'clock this morning of tuberculosis
of the kidneys. Mrs. Fahey underwent
most extensive and severe operation
for the removal of one of the kidneys
Monday. When she was taken to the
hospital her case was a desperate one,
and at that time there was little hope
for her recovery. The operation was
performed only as the last chance, and
with the family understanding that
there was but little hope that it's re-
suit might be successful.
Mrs. Fahey with her husband, who
is an old time Great Western employee,
have lived in the city forty years. A
peculiar incident of Mrs. Fahey's
death is that just seventeen years ago
today her mother Mrs. Rail, died at
Mrs. Fahey's home.
Mrs. Margaret Rail Fahey was born
In Galena, ILL.,, July 1, 1855. Besides
the husband she is survived by four
children, three of whom, Will. Ger
trude and Helen, live in this city, Ed
J. Fahey. another son, lives in Mime
apolis. One brother, John Rail, lives
in Pocatello. Idaho, and a sister, Miss
Helen Rail, lives in Pasadena. The lat
ter is expected to reach this city Fri
day morning. 1t is expected that the
funeral will be held from st. Mary's
church Saturday morning.