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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
SrNtTOR CORR WIS CORDIAL,
NrNurray Found Him ,nsbIe after Jake
Haman's Alleged Brine Oder.

SULPHUR. OklA Aug. II WIN 'he eN-
c.ption Of G. Rosenwinkle law clerk of
Mansfield NcMIrray h Cornish, and eN-
Gov William Guy 81 sulphur. an uncl"
Of Congressman carter. !. , McMurray
wa the only witness before the Burke
committee to-day
Rossnwinkle refuse 20 testify on the
ground 81 profession al confidence Chair
man Burke EXCUSED him temporarily
Gov Guy testified that n" a. a member
Of ,ha ChICkssaw Se0ai" opposed the act
of the chi, kasaw Legislature emp Toying
NCMurray as special tribal attorney aud
iard sale=rnar. uu' that MC\llrrav Infiu-
-rce~ war. brought 20 rear upon the
Spean.T of the House. who Welded az
ucrmi''aI IT. 'Ss-ag" - l. I0fu"i -
the Governor trstifisl wa In 'Er form -
a ua-t,.rr-hip lr 'ho law firm. Gc under
-ror,l ~ Narsh"li NoNurray n cornish
MCNurrar was r"ipr" i'" committee
an lay and - - n"iisy"I rIs testimony
will D." continues r"Ni week. Nchurray
Ice, Il. that VICE Pre~It"''t sherman D.
b. '.r.z-J.i tu either has IraIyiiUal OF his
tribal contracts with IN" Indians an
H-r t.i 'uar S.reror Gurus - interested ~
tr.rn or az other mar officially co. -
r.c,"I win the j,r"! State Govern
m.
H. admitted iui. C"c, 4 Iyon was
Interested ~ - 'rItal con; rsrts. hut
,i..np.G %. approval 10y President Roose-
VT H.. s"ut.I nat Lyon - Interested
~ hi- individual contracts with tn" In
,uau- McMITray acknowledged that b.
mad "mflov.d "N -Scuatop Long and
Th.r-tpn ~ his individual cont tracts ia-
catt-.' Of their legal ability
he SAID 10 had asspcist"1 with hun also
RIchari Adama tho Washington Indian
ATTORNEY MrMurray said that b" called
on senator Cor" ~ hrs Of'c" on or about
Jun" 10 N compspy with b. q Million.
Nc Alhsisr banker. and that tho senator
received him most cordially and readily
agreed 10 hrl; barn a'c'ir'' hi- = uer vent
TO-, m ,Ouus,' tun with the s'''len.nt Of
tho $40 tHu freedmen CLAIM 81 ~" Chicka-
saw nation. lie saId that Cote mad said
I've would sp"ak to other mcml-.rs ~ the
Oklahoma dcIegafIJu and enlist their
AID and that i-for,' no and Million left
Cores offiCa the senator Expressed r.gret
that he could not support wholly tn" 40
per cent contracts According To NJ
Murray me SENATOR sad he would 10 glad
20 So him handle the LEASED district
matter hut thought the fec for selling the
coal and other lands wa too high
The senator never revived me- morn
cordially. Eaid McMnrray Z called
two days later NJ Mr. Gorrs rrqllast and
was received with equal cprdialty-
This occurred month after SENATOR
Corr said Jake Harmon offered him a brihe
~ $50 noO 10 Withdraw his OpposItIOn 10
the McMurray contracts.
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SEES DE WOCR,TIr Success.
Coagrss,IonaI 4 Committee Chairman I.Ioys
o. Optimistic.

CHIcAoo. Aug ~ -Denocratio Con-
greSeional headquarters were opeue d
to-day by Congressman James T.-Lloyd
chairman. in Congress Hotel The bat
tics will 10 directed personally from
Chicago nv Chairman Lloyd The Demo
Gratis are established across the street
from the Republican committee in the
Auditorium
Chairman Lloyd. who has teen from
Maine TO CalI foruIa looking over IN. po-
lfIC~l situation. was enthusiastic over
Democratic prospects DIssatisfact ION
over me tarir. IN" high cost - living and
Repu blIcan insurgency. h" figures mean
Democrat" victory this fall
Democratic pro-p@"tS hav" not looked
brighter m twenty year Eaid Chairman
iIpvd Conditions w"rs never moro
ErU"ful than ~ present Few dls-..n-
sicns ar. heard 81 within the Demo
cratic ranks and reunited harmonized
party will bc seen working ont victories
in tn" fall
In every State IN the Union the Demo
Gratis ar" stronger than they wsr- two
year, ago. with the pOssibl" exception
81 Tnruc~see. where N" locsl Condi' ions
are N color The KapIblican party IL
spit from coast 20 coast and this IL Roin <
to help the Democrats immensely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
TRtNSIr ron rHE BRONN.
Wesirhesier RAilroad Lays It's Coopera-
ton Plan nefore the y, -. Beard.

From the wording of an application
made Yesterday 10 the Public S"rvic-
Commission hy IN. New York West
chester and Boston RAILWAY Company
for the provision Of facilities for bringing
rs passen gers To the lower part 81 IN"
city ~ would saen that = traffic agreement
has t-en entered INTO between that com
panv and fh, marlborough Company
Tn. westch"stsr company - now CON
trolled by the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company
President Miller Of the WesiChes,er
coInpanv N hs letter TO the commission
states that The Mestchester line will H.
finished ia about year He suggests
changes ~ th, new suburban lInss planned
by ~. New Haven company. changes
which would permit he bUulding of branch
lines to Clsson Point and ThToggs Neck,
lie also urSt- the iuird tracking ~ the
second and Third avenue elevated lines
and IA" running Of trains from tho-- lines
on tho elevated extension of lie subway
from itsih street to West Fdrtn- he
suggests that new terminal h.. built
m the nighboThopd 81 lsOrh street and
the Bronx River 10 10 Used Jointly by tn
v e-iChs-t-r amt the lnt-rbOrouEh com
panIsz
Among other proposals mad" uy MI
Miller - the u-- by his road 81 some of
the riN tracks Of IN" Harlem River branch
Of ia. New Maven road between Willis
aVruu" and I7Ah street H.. suggests
that a Two track elevated road H. buIl'
from the main liar oi the M--'Chest-r
company near IuIoLyoTt road. zap NhI'.
Plans road o. CONNECT with tue mann
hn- uI the NV Haven road near "Il-t
street 4 connection suh tia. Harlem
River branch near tn" Van Nest station
- suggested Mr Miller PROPOSES ~
rsCharRr trafhc with ia" Broadway
Lexington avenue system in ~" went
% that lin. l-ing built IA IN" vicinity
It N.-tChsst-r avenue and Edgrwatrr
road
NJ Miller saws that t3- New lork
Connecting RAILROAD PROBABLY viii br
started soon aui that by thai nu- and thu
plans he PROPOSES general connection
would H.. afrpie,i hetSe.u points "a The
BronA anu thu -utIrs railroad syst m IA
Quo..nz aud ll-o with TIA" BrOuklN
Ra"lI Transit system
Nj Miller saws tn. West Ch..-t"~ com
pany would pTONid" local and -Npr---
trains and that there would bs ssv'n
stations between Adams street and the
northern VI'V line With other stations a.
soon a. O. .,dsd lie Edd- that hI- ~chem-
csn b. "a, Ia'o op" ration IN a much
shorter time than any Of the other plan-
aow befors the commission iur new lines
"a th- eastern Bronx
Inc proposal, will ~ considered ~
thu commission a Week from newt GU---
day
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I0R> run ,NrHR0PiST mrs.
David Rankrn. Who Gave MlilionS Ia
school. Victim of MELANCHOLY.

~ I.orIs. Aug - DAVID \ Rank"n,
Ir who recently CAV. all bun sust.n b
snce Of h,s sSO,n.Upp fortune - the David
Rank-n Trade school which 10. had
recently founded here died a. u'cipcl,
TO-DAY a. Atlantic civ
His death Is attributed Co hear diS.as..
and persistent importtm,ti.s u h-ggars.
bai y NAV have teen thai love FASTENED
h.s end
David Rankan loved Mary Rark"n ~
thi, ,I.y hIs first cousin IL ~ IN the
ate ~ thai sh. for tan" favored hi-
sun but she was Won MOI by hIm bat
hy his brother Robert HAnk-n
For sixteen wears David lived apart
aud did NOS speak 70 his cousin or hi-
brother Then Mary Rank.n died and at
uyT grave the brothers became friends
again David made friends With has
brothers siH children. bat this was
not to last long. for Robert soon mar
RED Miss Nsllie Halliday David i'm
mrdlltely went has way once more
aud never again spoke II word 10 his
brother Robert
A. the wears passed melancholy op-
pressed HIM more and more He won't
about only m the pursuit Of business
aud the aCgIirement Of u great fortune
lie did not make friends and had no visl-
fOrs ~ his modest home
To Mrs May Hickman his housekespsr
he scarcely spoke except when n-csr-
sary
Ranken made his millions IN real estate
aud speculation Much 81 has real estate
he purchased in the days when values
wer" low and later sold az great profits
~" was a Presbyterian and Democrat
N" was born m Boystovn. county Lon
donder ry ireland, and cam" Ia ~ Louis
n
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ruGHr ,>D HrLD van DoG
RISK, .Iob Iaen- 10, the ne, Dr. Mrs!unr,
ana VIZ. Meyers.

With mas ,.d hands the Rev DIR Edward
VI McGurey rector % ~ lanes's Ep,sco-
pal church. and John r. Meyers ~ ~
broadway caught and overpowerei
rabid dog after q had bitten three chill
dren and q score or more ~ other dogs
~ the strc..t- NJ Elmhur-'. l. shortly
before room YESTERDAY Thu animal was
al unusually large foN terrie-
The strpIglr took place Iu Broadway.
Elmhursi opposite N" T~CtnrV " ~
james . Church. and Vas " tneasei bv a
'rr"aming throng ~ women and chu-
dren. among them Inc three rhlitr-n who
mad been bitten
IN" Rev Dr. MEG Ihry - = S-p'chnan
fgll ~ wa ana courage lie has been
rector Of ~ James y for abopt twenty
wears The dog according 20 the police
Was ownai ~ charles langSfaf .
plumber OF o. Broadway. who - away
on a VACATION Fairy IN the morning
VIZ McGu1-y Jaw N" foN terrier a,;aoS-
ing every dog that passed shorty
l,a'or. noon " started ~ on q run Town
me street A. ne was returning 20 'hs
tory from an GRAND NJ Nct'uh"v
heard screams. aud ne then learned tia
the dog was running sid throu GA
the village and thai tue tire" children
had been bitten lie started on . 'ilu
toward tho piace wher. the dog had Dean
seen m the morning lie arrived N the
ulth OF ltul"
Mr. Meyers VINO D. an optiCisn WITH
a place q! business O. the city aud " no
has -four small children. had caught
the animal Mr. McGuhey also grabbed
the dog which fought viCiouSly for -
freedom The men succeeded m pinrtug
the dog TO the ground Policeman heiyIH
Harvey Of the Newtown preCIuct was
among tho-e drawn 10 the scene Catch
ing ight Of h,- uniform the crowd shouted
TO the poiiccmsn 10 shoot the dog bat h-
was afraid 20 d. this for fea- Of hitting
The clergyman OF Sir Meyers Mr.
Mc6udsy told hIm 10 10 ahead aud shoot
Will" they held the dog. but Policeman
Harvey refused to take IN" risk ! rop"
was procured and a slip noos. passed
over the dog = head and then u vas drawn
tant against a lamppo-t and a. be sam.
instant both Mr. Meyers and Mr. McGuf-
few r~lea sed their hold on 'he dog Then
the policeman used his weapon
Mr. McGuffey then turned bis attention
10 the three children who had been bitten
and took them 70 the Office Of DIR Franklin
n Booth. where their wounds were eau
feriysd
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STRtNGE IDENTIrICiTION.
Giri says suicide wss Her Brother. but
Wont Tell Her name.

M.NARoSEcE. V Y Aug ~ 4 young
woman who would not give her name
nut who came from Whit" Plains. called
this evening az Lewis CoI,ter's morgue
ia this place and identi fed a. that Of her
brother the body - a Young man who
committed suicide here by shooting
himself IN n room a. th- capitol Hotel
yesterday afternoon She told A'r Coul-
ter that sn" would 20 ba'E and see IN"
relatives and Arrange 10 claim tie BODY
But a. Ia'e uOur tonight ~" had not
r.iurne,I I'D ,h" mOrs." auI u" uolr"
and Coroner lies have head uor' uE
from her
The gIrl - described - u@.rg about
&c YEAR I'D dressed ~ r.d"T and N..ar.ag
lla"k hat and veil IH- polio. 81 N.if"
Plans saw they hay" ~ idea who "a"
young man - AVID thar nn o." has b.'.l
reported mi->U2 - them
The yu.ug man who committed suictdu
FIRST appeared ON Monday night ~ ~"
hotel. carrying no haggag.. tI' With a
large blue hook under his arm "" reg
tered ~ l. q Lows :, atnfOrd ON
Tuesday Ia" stayed iU his room a. d,~
ca "Wednesday RItern oon a cnamb-rmirI
fr.-l - enter IN" room and found fur
door pol'"d No reply was mad" o.
rap-at.d knocks
Nh-u the door was fore" ~" y"ErE
ma. dressed IN his under garments was
lying on ia. ted with a pillow over ll-
fac. ~. la rhot himself ~ the right
temple o. the bed u.Side him Ma III"
blue book Tearing IN. title. The Mystery
Of God Rrveal.l from His WorA
Tho suicide bad triei to destroy all
marks 81 Identification UyDn his clothing
Al initial IN hts collar nai been burrs 1
out corner Of his silk hRNdkcr oh ief
had been toTn OF. bu' on ar other han ker
chief we're the initials J.. u. y Under
the collar band OF his shirt wAs tag
beArirg the iine Male to order for
Albert Hoefeld Of Chicago. by Roubier
The inner band Of his straw hat bal been
torn out The taIlor's nAme = al been cut
from his blue serge suit His Shoes were
tan orford- rais by Slater A Merrill
OF New YOrk On HIS finger was . plain
band ring
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OBITI AM .

Henry Lewis johnson. formerly Com
msrdor ~ the I nited states Navy, a grad
nate OF tho tinted states Naval Academy
day IN Burlington. VI after an illness Of
hire" YEAR The end VAS due 10 heart
failure. NJ Johns, bang found desd In
son NHs horn "a nderhtl. W IN 1871 He
Na- appointed TO the Naval Academy and
earlier than usual on account Of the need
for oT'sr- Commander Johnson served
- . uid-hipman on tho steam sloops Mis-
si--iUpi aud lu-"aroTa. Tie was brey cited
ensign m iNSa and a Lieutenant comma nder
IN 80 Nter the Close 81 the var he
taught ihe'nati'- IN annapolis for sew
"fti v"ar- and Vas later % charge Of the
bureau 0f SVuipm@n' ~ the navy yard IN
P"rt -mouth. y " H~ left The navy after
ssrNtDe of thtT'y wears Tho DAY after
'hs surrender 81 leo he naTrisd NIaa Mary
harlow. daughter NJ Nr and Mr. sydney
NARROW AMI -h. sifh one son. Lewis e
johnson " New York city. survives him.
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OID a. iRD'S OTTING.
shore Dinner WIN FNInEs and IN the
Evening" . BANQUET

The old Guard hao Ne annual outvrs
yesterday. Commodore ". J. Morar
and the other flag officers and merheI
ot N" Jamaica bay Yacht Club place.
their quarters a. Holland Staten A. n.
disposal Of the GuSr dSmen. a?i hundred
or more weUi motor boating wi'r rrumo-
dore Moran ard ua-took Of c.sT,s loo.
st"rs ard other soili and LIQUID thIra
thai 60 20 make up a shore dinner
MaJa- = Ellis Briggs the OF Guards
oSmrnaDdart. DreSIred ~ the dinref reid
ip N" QUART ships cabin which serves a.
adiriNgrrom Major Ger ? 4 McA!1in,
whose steam yachT SeutIr-l arcHorei ~
N" station. was the prir Cipal Spea ser n
the evening Others presert - cuiet
Ma jor-Gen Hehnr y BreiteyaIl ana Brig.
Ger " = Morris
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GIRLS M RGI an STORY.
PaIIr- "a, she Itas 4 onirs>rd mat she
Iler>elf NaS the Rohbef.

NoNkhRs Aug N Julia Marty. -
years old. who has tho reputation oi
having twice rrpelled burglars who
sought To entcr the houses 1T her emf
ployerS. was arrested to-day ON a charge
of stealing jewelry valued At nearly 81 On
from MrS Byrnc uf coS Hawthorne
avenue
When Mrs Byrns returned from a
shopping trip yesterday Julia with a
show of great excitement. related To her
the story of "a struggle IN" said sine had
with a thief who had entered IN" house
Byrne'~ bedroom julia said sn" con-
front.d the burglar a. hs was leaving
the premises and fought to r~CoN"r the
stolen Articles Shs. exhibited gold
watch which she pretended she had taken
from the intruder hut za'd IA" had made
good hiz escape with tho p'st of ia" plum
der knowing Julia's repI'nttnn TO-
fighting burglars Ms Byrn" lid MOI
doubt her story
Police Captain Cooley doubted th- story
and told Julia he would place her under
arrest II the stolen articles wer" not re-
turned This forenoon When Mrs Byrn"
aToss to-day ~" J"w"lr' was back IA IN"
bureau Julia explained This by saying
that she awokc mt dawn. Iu-t ~ time 10
see tho man With whom she had the
~trIgRl" yesterday ascend IA" porch and
deposit ~OmsthIng wrapu@d uD In a news
paper On investigating. IN" said. sh"
found the IaCAag" contained the stolen
JpwpiTy
l.ast year while Jul,a was IN IN. employ
Of Mrs Regina ShIpman 81 GIenwood
Terrace IA" drove away two burglars
vino were trying To get into 10" house
Thp police sav that she confessed
having stolen NJ Byrn".- valu1hl~.
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ANGRY BULLDoG RITES Ten.
Five shots we're Fired NJ Him and some
struck. but Tie Escaped.

4 white bulldog named Sport. owned
by Harry Demore a negro. living at
.2s5 seventh avenue. who confessss thu
he IL a politician. got provoked whom
some bows began teasing him AZ seventh
avenue and is5th street las; nlght ana
bit ten persons. including Two women
The dog had five shots fired at him and
was wounded. but streaked on up seventh
avenue and got away.
The persons bitten were Benjamin
Closner. IS West I32d street. on the right
leg: Charles Bernhard. lIs West lS5th
street. on the face arms and Lego Samuel
Cowlin. II West IS5th street, on one leg:
George simmons ssven-year- colored
boy. 100 West iS5th street. on the right
leg: George smith. lGJ West l3Sth street
on the face and NECK. onto Colman. =
wears old. 4? West l3eth street. on the
RICH, foot: Harry Phillips !? years old
~ West i9sth street, on the left leg. Will
lam Harrison. u years old ~ West l3Sth
street. on one leg, Mrs Clara West, ?t3a
Seventh avenue, who was Wheeling a
baby carriage. bitten about the face.
Mrs George Tilton. ?3i5 seventh avenue.
on the hand
The white bulldog raced around the
block at seventh avenue and i3ith street
and bit every on" in his way. The cries
~ the few around when the dog first
began 20 rage drew a crowd 81 nearly a
thousand which the reserves II two
police stations could hardly handle
Charles Bernhard, who was bitten on
the face. arms and legs. tried to stop
the dog He finally pulled a revolver
out and fired FIVE shots One Of the bullets
hit the dog. Two surgeons from Harlem
Hospital treated the folks who had bc'n
bitten and advised them - 60 - the
Pasteur Institute to-day without fail
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POSSE AFTER FOOTBALLS.
securing ues,chester woods for Tnres
Holdup Men.

YUNKBRS Aug. - \ poss" ~ armed
men are tonight securing the woods for
three FOOT ads who held up Charles Damn
foreman ~ the Nerks Lumber Company
- u Glover street. within sight 81 the
Grey Oaks ~ alton.
The highwsymcn Wer" armed with
rrvuIvers and iiTfs and according 20
Damn they sprlng upon hum from inc
bushes near the station a. 10 was On he
way home A. o'CluCk his evening lie
says they placed their revolt 'ers At his
heat ami demanded h- money ~"
made a -prng backward and screamed
for help lust then train came along
and slowed down for tho station and tho
men darisd into the woods
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10 SEE , FtuILI,R rirE.
Alleged D~faultinE banker Zones Home
Nurr EiudiBG Arrest siN Years.

CoUNCIL BLrFFs. la Aug j. After
.luding IN" officers for SIX years Charles
T. Booth. alleged defaultlng cashier ~
~. Bow CITY Ia Bank wa- arrested
her" last night
Tn. discovery II alleged frauds was
made 10y the bank eNaruin. = aud Booth
the cashier and Sidney Green the pres
dent fed Green was captured. ESCAPED
and j. az large
Booth went 10 AlD.ka. Canada and 20
other places. dodglng hero and there
scar IN for him was gwen up several
years ago. hiu the dear" 20 80. the faces
81 hose who m he formerly knew in.
pclled n i'm 90 return - Iowa
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uISTERi ~ rms w RDrR.
Grsndmo,h@r. Win Throat cut. SAYS Nas
KILLED BabN Found by Ter side

CHIrNCo. Aug - Mrs Dorothy Bar
lott. ~ wears 81 age, was found IN rhs
foor ~ the bathroom az 'he home % H.
For'mlller. her son-in-law. IN Hyde Par
to-day with her throat cu' Beside Mrs,
Bartlett was the body Of her little grand.
daughter katherine. nine months cd
dead apparently from strangling
Medical AID was called and IL was sad
by the doctors that Mrs Bartlett has
n chance for recovery. She told the polc'
and Dr John Gill that her granddaUghts-
had been murdered and herself a'tacsei
by a man who che ssys was concealei
M the building
Mrs Bartlett has been suffering iron
pains IN the head for some months -
poliro say
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saLLINGER ron DEVELOPMENT.
Bst lie Doesn't want speculation and
Monopoly In Alaska.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Aug. ~ Legislation
that will permit the development OF
Alaska coal lands improvements IA III"
Yosemite National Park. a good and
snficient water supply for san Fran
cisco and othe- hay citIrs and hearty
coouerauon Of all Western states IN ~"
San Francisco rNpoEIton project wer"
advocated TODAY by Secretary ot ih'
Interior nallnger at luncheon gwen
by ths Chamber 81 Commerce. MI ba'-
lingor said
I am not ia favor oi any private prop
.rty within III. national park as IA Vel
lowstons. The hotels should he con-
cess,ons under strict Government super
vision IN ID. matter 81 rates. accOrnmOdA-
tons and the like The comforts should
L.. such ~ will draw people 60 the great
national plavgrourds
I'VE should keep people here who 20
10 Europe every year. There - more
for them to see IN this Western country
than in the Old World.
The Depart ment Of the Interior touches
NOR. interests than any other Depart
Inen,. and there are always some dis
aatished. | have long slncs reached ~"
position that 10 far a. criiicsIn - con
cerned feel secure in that have done
my duty.
a. the development OF natural resources
IL concerned The laws respecting pre-
CioIs metals there ace about the same as
thoss OF California. Regarding the de
velopment Of coal lands and the ayr
culture Of the country You cannot have
without public surveys and
laws which give reasonable protectlon
TO capital. I am not willing 20 throw
down the bars 20 speculation and monop-
oily control However. when the coal
lands OF Alaska are developed the pnce
Of coal night here will he cheaper.
The Western country IL still pioneer
People in the Fast do not think
the We-tenars should have the same
rights as they have
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Mss >MHTINGi airs nov iNCE.
Lover of Her Youth. Haired FROM Mar
riaEe. lies NJ FON Lake.

box lsKE. VIZ Aug - The death
# flnr"nC" NightIngRl" recalls a romance
IN vLirr BOX I.lk. ~ Interested
William Shpr. and Florence. Nightingale
were Cousins and lovers ~ England IN
"a" long ago English Law forbids the
marriage q COUSINS 80 t'"v pledged their
'ro'h aud -"psrat"t. n"ither ever to
marry
william ~h0r" drIf'ed 20 Fo1 Lake
A.d Iv"d n"fe many years finally DYING
20 l-SH and his remains are resting
y. Nau-nlrt "rie'"r" foTe Flo-sn -
HiELinGal" dot ta.'nfIl 'Y nor vow
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USE OF DIRECT NOMINATIONS
GO0D TOR >uiLL GOWN NITIES
ONII. >ilS 81 "a RNAN
CsBN rrilon system ,.ood. ~aSs sorneh
President, Bscausr u L. TpPiral OF
Ur,I sort o RrprrScniaihe GoN-
ernurni FaIr 1f Earlier Trials.


We, ~ 'fNE Nu- - fT'~ld"n' Jacob
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