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SPORT.

Denver won four straight from Oma.
ha last week.
Jack Hathaway. once famous horse
man committed suicide in Brooklyn.
Peanuts" Sinclair OF Salt Lake and
Young Erlenborn OF Denver fought
twenty rounds to draw ut Salt Lake
Thursday night.
Danny Maher. the American Jockey.
received a retainer of $25.0OO from
Lord Rosebery to ride his colt Neil
Cow. in the Derby.
Zbyscko. the Polish wrestler. won
from Mort Henderson. known as the
Northwest champion. In two straight
falls in New York.
Abe Attell. champion featherweight.
had all the better OF his ten.round
bout with Tommy Murphy at New
York Thursday night. a..f..
Jack Johnson. the negro pugilist.
was refused accommodations in Los
Angeles hotels Saturday. but q negro
editor took him into his home.
Cheyenne has asked for a sanction
from the American Automobile Asso-
citation for its motor races on the new
track May IL. when Barney Oldfield
will be there.
In the Prix Miss Gladiator. OF $4,000.
for three-year.olds. distance eleven fur
longs. run at Maisons Lafitte. Paris.
Tuesday. W. X. vanderbilt's Reinhart
finished second.
Ketchel and Langford's six-round
bout in Philadelphia Wednesday night
was not decided. but ringside opinion
that to call 1t draw would have been
q fair decision.
Louis Paulhan. the French aviator.
on Wednesday won the $4,000 prize
donated by Lord Northcliffe for the
first aeroplane flight from London to
miles was made without stop in 2
hrs. so min.
The pool championship OF the world
was retained by Jerome Keogh. Of
Rochester by winning his contest
with Clarence Stafford Of Chicago at
Rochester. final score being. Keogh
600. Stafford 4s3.
Final arrangements for the Spanish.
American Sonderklasse races which
will be held off Marblehead. commenc-
ing on or after Monday, Sept. 5th.
have been completed. The Spaniards
will send three boats OF the Sender
klasse which will be met by three
American boats Of the same class, Sc
lected after trial races by the East.
ern Yacht Club. from among the twen-
ty-odd candidates for the honor. Boats
frou, nearly n dozan Atlantic c0a af
clubs will compete in the trials.
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FOREIGN.

An avalanche killed more than 100
at Nishimoyamura, Japan.
Col. Roosevelt had his first view OF
an aeroplane in flight at Paris Tues
day.
Prince Frederick Henry Of Prussia.
Emperor Williams second cousin, has
become a monk.
By the burning Of the Rossmore ho
tel at Cornwall, Ont. Saturday morn
ing. ten persons lost their lives.
A London cable says the first prac-
tical application OF Louis Brennan's
monorail invention is to be made in
Alaska.
The. French authorities have been
informed that anarchists are follow.
ing Col. Roosevelt and have instituted
a close surveillance.
Bjornstjerne Btornson. the Norwegi-
an poet, novelist and dramatist. re-
former, and advocate OF universal
peace. died at Paris Tuesday night.
A mob Of 10000 persons at Durango.
Spain. attempted to lynch two foreign
aviators who failed to carry out their
contract. Their aeroplanes were
burned.
In a quiet session lasting two and a
half hours Thursday evening the Brit
ish House Of Lords without division
passed the final stages of the finance
bill which now awaits only the royal
assent.
Monsignor Guglielmo Pifferi. who
had been the sacrista or parish priest
OF the apostolic palace since the time
Of Plus IX.. died in the arms of the
pope Friday. The monsignor had
served for fifty years under three
popes.
The barkentine Mary E. winkelman.
which has Just arrived at Mukilteo.
Wash. from the Friendly and Tonga
islands. in the South Sea. brings de-
tails OF the murder and eating by can
nibals on Savage island. near the
Tongas. OF Rev. Horatio Hopkins and
his assistant. Rev. Hector Laurie Nc
Pherson. missionaries of the Presby-
terian Polynesian mission. February 5.
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Weather Predictions.

washington.-unscttled weather will
prevail during the next three or four
days in the middle districts OF the
country from the central valleys
eastward. but precipitation will hard
ly extend over the extreme southern
states. over the western portions of
the country the weather will be COM
paratively settled until the latter part
OF the week. when n disturbance OF
moderate strength will appear in that
district and more eastward.
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HOT WAVE IN NEWFOUNDLAND
Temperature Reaches IS Degrees In
Shade Where Freezing Weather
Usually Prevails This Time.

st Johns. N. Record.b break.
Ing temperatures have accompanied
hot wave that has been ex-
perienced on the west coast Of New.
foundland for the last few days.
At points where the usual tempera-
ture at this season Of the year would
be below freezing the thermometers
have registered rs high rs IS degrees
in the shade.
These figures are unprecedented in
the history OF the colony.
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iTIs' THOUGHT TO LEAD TO ONE
OF THE BIG NEW YORK
EXCHANGES.
RAID PROVES FRUITFUL
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO PUR-
! SUE PRIVATE WIRE IN.
: DUSTRY.

New York.-The sensational raid by
agents OF the Department OF Justice
and the police last Saturday, which,
Investigators declared, finally estab-
aished the mysterious wire known In
WALL Street us the underground rail-
road" will be followed by inquiry into
alleged connections between some OF
the twenty-eight men indicted as buck
et-shop keepers last month. and en-
ployes Of one of the large exchanges
In this city.
It was learned Sunday that Mr.. Ran
som II. Thomas. president OF the New
York Stock Exchange, and Mr.. Charles
II. Badeau. president OF the Consoii-
dated Stock Exchange OF New York.
testified last week before the federal
grand jury. Each was subpoenaed for
last Wednesday but the grand jury
was unable to hear them at that time.
On Thursday Mr.. Thomas was called.
but 1t was not until Saturday that Mr..
Badeau. after waiting four days, was
heard.
Frank Maier. who was arrested on
Saturday ut No. a Broad street out
side room on the door of which was
the sign Morrison & Maier" and who
&as later released on bail OF $4,000 by
Commissioner Shields, will go to
Washington and testify Monday before
the federal grand jury. The charge on
which he was arrested was OF conspir-
ing in setting up u bucket shop In the
District OF Columbia
With the disabling OF the wire serv-
icc which was ticking out quotations
in the room at No. ~ Broad street.
recording sales on the floor OF the
New York Stock Exchange within one
minute after the transactions, It was
declared a singular circumstance that
a ticker in the Consolidated Exchange
suddenly stopped. Further investiga-
ton disclosed, It is charged. that the
ticker ut No. II Broad street was con.
trolled by an operator at No. &c Mont.
xomery street. Jersey City. On the
door OF this room was the sign. IT.
Marin. Member New York Consol.
dated Exchange" The operator. who
said he was Joseph Becker, was ar
rested and was held In $500 ball by
Commissioner Rowe OF Hoboken.
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Examinations for State Positions.

Denver.-The Statn Civil Service
Commission will hold examinations
during the month of May for nine po.
sitions in state institutions. For the
following positions there is a written
examination: Dairymen, May 10: barn
superintendent and stockman, May
II; teacher of domestic science. May
81: prison guard. May &c: nurse, May
2s. For positions as driver. cook. la.
borer. laundryman and laundress.
there is no written examination, but
the test consists OF an Investigation
Of references.
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SHIPS COLLIDE, ONE SINKS
Two sehooners Crash In the Night
on Fortune Bay, N. F., and One
Eounders-Crew Saved.

North Sydney. n. S.-A col
Nsion in the night on Fortune Bay.
y. F., of two Newfoundland schoon.
ers, the Edna Carter and the Victoria,
by which the former vessel was sunk.
was reported. For two hours the two
vessels hung together with their rig.
ging entangled, and It was feared both
would founder. After they were cut
apart, the Edna Carter went down.
Its crew escaped to the Victoria.
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THE WEEKS EVENTS IN COLORADO
Minor Mention.

Holtwold will have a newspaper.
U. p. graders are nearing Fort Col
Inns.
A $4,000 dredge is being installed
at Placer.
The Springfield High School has a
museum.
The Blanca News reports q "side.
walk epidemic"
Brighton will lay several blocks Of
cement walks this year.
The Blackhawk mine at Monarch
has changed hands at $4,000.
Electric Juice for lights is Just about
ready to turn on at Holyoke.
Grand Junction will be connected
with Salt Lake City by telephone.
The Pioneers Association will hold
a celebration at Craig. June 18th.
A commercial club has been organ
lied in the growing town OF Blanca.
A postoffice has been re-establil ID
at Holtwold with Mrs. J. L. Rector in
charge.
Greeley will adopt Denver.s street
traffic ordinances to prevent &C
cidents.
Robert g. Ferguson. = resident Of
Silt since 'S7. died there at the age OF
seventy.
Mosby is . new postoffice eleven
miles southeast Of Calhan. J. r. Lyons
10 postmaster.
A modern creamery IL to be estab-
lished at Rush. and the machinery for
1t is arriving.
The new map OF Greeley shows a
city four miles by two and q half
miles In extent.
The Midland oil house at Cardiff
was burned Monday night with $l5..
900 worth OF oil.
ouray county stockmen are arrans'
ing for a meeting at Ridgway TO or
ganize a protective association.
The Paonia council will advertise
for bids for a concrete reservoir OF
100000 gallons capacity.
Jacob Carr. aged fifty-three. was
found dead in his room on Larimer
street. Denver. Sunday night.
Arthur P. Church started the fund
for Denver's permanent symphony or
chestra with a check for $1,000.
Boulder and Larimer county apples
will make about fifty per cent. Of
crop. say reports from those sectiQA.
Sunday schools have been or are 10
be organized at Aroya. North WI v.r-
vile and First View. Cheyenne county.
Citizens propose to build a tele-
phone line to serve the neighborhood
twenty miles northeast Of Kit Carson.
The lafayette News-Free Press re
ports the coal strike in that district
quiet. with no disturbance OF any
kind.
The Ladies' improvement Club OF
Pagosa Springs has provided passen-
ger swings for the tots in the city
park.
The Cheyenne County Educational
Association will meet at Cheyenne
Wells May 14th. A basket dinner will
be a feature.
The Sedgwick County Fair Associa-
tion is to be put on a permanent basis.
and this years exhibit will be held
at Julesburg Sept. 30-Oct. l.
Frank p. Dunleavy, Trinidad alder.
man. had to have a leg amputated be
cause OF wounds received by the dis
charge Of the gun OF companion while
hunting near Chicosa.
Montrose fruit growers have sent
out statement that the fruit Crop
in that section will be rs TO 10 per
cent. larger than in any previous year
The law and order league at Las
Animas has filed with the district al
torney about a hundred informations
in re gambling and liquor selling.
That the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege has one OF the finest collections
OF bugs in the United States Is the
statement made by Prof. Hubert o.
born. zoologist OF the State Univ9Aly
OF Ohio. who visited Fort Collins ih'
week.
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Big Ore Body Opened.

Cripple Creek.-An immense ore
bory. between sixteen and eighteen
feet wide. formed at the junction Of a
vertical and a flat vein. has been en-.
tered ut a depth Of 800 feet, right at
the dividing lines between the Inter
national and E. Porter Gold King
properties. Tho ore will average $50
q ton as It is broken down.
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DANCERS SAVE 60 PEOPLE
Men and Women In Ball Costume
Arouse Occupants Of Apartment
House-woman Injured,

Chicago. April 25.-Sixty persons
were rescued from the Cledan apart
ment building. 74o-46 East Forty.fifth
street. by an evening dress brigade Of
men and women attending a house
party near by. when fire attacked the
big building. One woman. Mrs. E. E.
Ballard. was burned probably fatally,
and several others had narrow es
capes from death
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soemnity and mpressiyene OF the ancient
principal speaker the Mrs Sarah prefer
building the
Friday OF great OF local
throughout
Doctor R. W. Cowin
economics Of the board OF
superintendent Of public instruction
building
at which sciences
erected
possible there is possibility
planned.
without building will $4,000 Plans were secured S
institutions all the country and with these she
what mas proven
considered over tha Two W.s
foundation both
whte limestone
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PauIhan's Wonderful FIioh..

London.-Louis Paulhan has again
surprised the world with a dashing
trip. this time in England. By flying
from London to Manchester. lS6 miles.
he has won not only a large purse of.
fered for the first man to accomplish
that feat. but has placed himself rs
the first OF the aviators.
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Denver Bookkeeper Drops Dead.
Pueblo-G. c. Gettles. aged twenty
three. a bookkeeper for the Western
Packing Company, who came here
lately from Denver. dropped dead in
his office Thursday.
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A Sweet Morsei.

Colorado Springs.-A dividend OF
$35. 900. or Z per cent on the $1,000
900 preferred stock Of the Western
Sugar Company, was declared
Wednesday. 1t is payable May and
Is the first distribution to stockhold.
ers. The company is controlled by
local capitalists and operates the su-
gar factory at Grand Junction.
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Masher Soaked.

Denver.-Earl Smith. twenty-one
years old. who Monday afternoon at.
tempted to embrace two girls at the
corner OF Sixteenth and Lawrence
streets. was fined $25 and costs in po.
lice court and given severe lecture
Tuesday morning.
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Archbishop cri.Ieizes Roosevelt.

Lowell. Mass.-Theodore Rooseyelt's
action in not meeting Pope Plus was
called a violation of the square deal"
BY Most Rev. William II. o'Connell,
archbishop of Boston. ut a public
meeting OF the American Federation
OF Catholic Societies Sunday.
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sIo Ranch to BE Cultivated.

Greeley-John T. Klug. whose ranch
covers 10000 acres Of former cattle
range. is fast converting 1t into cul
tivated tract and to further this is
building . reservoir to irrigate $4,000
acres.
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Eorqer Sentenced.

Durango.-Irving O'Driscoll. aged
nineteen. was Tuesday sentenced by
District Judge Pike to not less than
one year nor more than fourteen AT
the state reformatory for forging n
$50 check. He had pleaded guilty.
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Aoed Suicide.

Fort Collins.-Suffering desponden-
cy over falling eyesight and hearing.
James Cave, aged seventy-seven
sought surcease In the waters OF
Lindemeir lake. and his dead body
was found Wednesday morning.
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Northern Coal Mines Resumins.

Denver.-Two mines in the north
ern Colorado coal field are now in op-
GRAFTON with non.union miners. the
Puritan near Dacono. which was
opened Monday Of this week. and the
Baum mines. also at Dacono. which
was opened with q small force Thurs
day morning.
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Guns and knive. a, Mexican Ball.

FL Paso. Texas-One man fatally
shot. another fatally stabbed. and at
least n score wounded by gunshots
and knife wounds. was the feature OF
a great Mexican bail here at o'clock
Sunday morning.
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May Day Strikes Threaten.

Boston.-May Day finds in New Eng.
land numerous labor dlsagreements.
Nearly 10000 working people are at
odds with their employers.
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Rear-Admirai HIehbern Dies.

Washington.-Rear Admiral Philip
Hichborn. retired, who was chief con-
structor OF the navy, died Sunday
night after a long illness. He was
seventy-one years old.
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Getting Ambitious.

Milliken.-A petition is being circu,
lated here for the incorporation Of the
town, though less than a year old.
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MIstook Gasoline for Coal OIL.

Colorado Springs.-Miss Mary Mel
Ion died at st. Francis hospital Tues
day night from burns received in n
gasoline explosion at Manitou in the
morning. The young woman mistook
gasoline for kerosene and used it to
start q fire in the kitchen stove.
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WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

Fair weather, with scattered
rains in the southern Rockies and
British Columbia. has prevailed
from the Pacific to the Mississippi
valley, due to the western high
pressure which has been about sta
tionary with crest now over middle
Canada. The eastern storm center
still is near the gulf of st. Law
renee and precipitation has been
scattered eastwardly from the up-
per Mississippi valley, the Ohio
valley and Gulf of Mexico. From
the Pacific to the Rockies tempera-
lures are about normal. Eastward
ly from the Rockies a general fall
of temperature has occurred that
was considerable in the glf states.
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HOW SULLIVAN FORMED
B0DYCUARD AROUND
POOR ROSE ELLIOTT

In keeping with the policy of dis
tortion, Justification and misrepre-
sentation pursued by a newspaper
supporter of the Pratt-Sullivan po-
lice regime, is the story that J. H.
Elliott has tried to cause trouble for
Rosie Elliott since the Sullivan trial
began.
The facts are simply this: Early
in the week the Sullivan forces
managed in some way to elicit the
sympathies of member of the city
council in the personal welfare of
the Elliott girl. On two nights of
the week this councilman took the
girl to her room.
The occasion for this warm inter-
est aroused some curiosity in the
minds of the men looking after the
Sullivan prosecution, so a man was
detailed one night to watch the pro-
ceedings. He reported substantially
as above, to Mr.. Elliott, his counsel
and friends
Rosie Elliott was seen in frequent
conferences with John T. Sullivan,
nj one of the anterooms at the coun-
Gil chamber, during the course of
the trial. Sullivan seemed to have
the girl completely under his con-
troll, fully as much as she seemed
to be under police influence when
she went to the prosecutors office
to make the perjured affidavit
against ]. H. Elliott last April.
Saturday night the girl, as she
was starting home, saw J. H. Elliott
talking to another man at the city
hall corner. She ran back upstairs,
reported that Elliott was trying to
modest her, tried to cerate a sensa-
ton and had guard consisting of
John T. Sullivan, one councilman,
Detective Chester Edwards and one
of the police commissioners to act
as an escort. j. H. Elliott has been
stopping at the Empire hotel during
the trial and was aware of the de-
sire of the prosecution to keep tab
on the movements of the Elliott
girl.
Il was standing on the corner Of
Front and Howard when | saw
Rosie Elliott pass with her body
guard of four. was headed toward
the corner at the Elks' temple,
where / have been in the habit of
taking a street car for the hotel
After l saw the cavalcade, with the
girl in the middle, pass l sauntered
leisurely on to the Elks' temple
corner, and while waiting for a car
eaw the girl and her escort go by.
II have never at any time during
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COLLEGE HOLIDAY SATURDAY

AS a result of certain conditions
due to custom, the Spokane college
will now hold it's holiday on Satur-
day instead of Monday, as hereto
fore.
The decision was made Wednes-
day. School members cannot so
easily obtain employment on Mon
days as on Saturday and athletics
on the last day of the week inter-
fere with school hours and necessi-
tate the students being absent from
the games. Otherwise the manage
ment is in favor of Monday as the
holiday.
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BURGLAR
IN BASKET

BELOIT, Wis, Nov. 10.-Two
pretty girl students of the Beloit
college basket ball team, after a
battle, captured burglar who had
hidden in a clothes basket in their
room.
After they had retired the girls
felt the mans hands on their faces
and, screaming, grappled with him.
They finally pushed him back into
the hamper and then succumbed to
fright, running outside their room,
locking the door and screaming un-
til help arrived.
The captors were Ethel Hanna
ford and Ruby Boeffler. They live
at Rockford, Ill.
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Russian singer, who had read Miss
Farrar's classification of dukes.
What has a duke but his title, and
what good are titles in these pro-
gressive days?
Il would not marry prince or a
duke and leave the stage" said
madame, with much dignity.
Would you make the prince
travel all over the world with you
If you did marry one?" she was
asked.
That's just what l would do I
would make him carry the suit
cases and look after the baggage.
l would make him open and shut
my carriage door l would see that
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he waited for me at the theater
and attended to the business de-
tails. l would make him work, and
princes do not like to work"
Nine. Linkowska is a beauty IN
voice and physical charms and does
not wear stockings.
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MISS FARRAR RIGHT,
SHE SAYS; DUKES
NOT WORTH A..

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 10
Dukes are not worth - said
Geraldine Farrar when she ar
rived in New York recently for the
season.
Miss Farrar is right" said
Lydia Lipkowska, the beautiful
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the trial tried to talk to Rosie FL
lott and the only interest l have
taken in her affairs is amazement
and amusement over the apparent
efforts of Sullivan to see that the
girl was held within his power"
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ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES.

After suffering for two months
from internal injuries received
while working on the Sprague ave.
nue. fill, Charles Nichols, "a years
of age, died yesterday at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
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lNC6lhd, Az w.
T., but never
t o u C h e d the
ground beneath.
The British gov
ern m e n t had
tied HIM by the
neck to a beam
above the plat
form and the
,aolx TL;1 ,,n-
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mony in honor of the late Mark
Twain will be held at Carnegie hall
November 80.
Six marriage licenses we're is
sued yesterday.
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rope did not break This vas
Britain's way of showing it's appre-
citation of Louis successful conduct
of two Indian rebellions against the
imperial majesty.
mo, ] can never be your wife,"
"What? Am ! never to be known
as the husband of the beautiful
Mrs. Smith,"
She succumbed.
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CAPITAL REMAINS AT GUTHRIE
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(by United Press Leased Wire)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 10
The state supreme court today
handed down a decision whereby
the Oklahoma state capital will re-
main at Guthrie at least temper
arily.
The Spokane Press, Delivered,
rs Cents a Month,
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MISS MORGAN
WON'T MARRY BONl

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Elizabeth
Marbury, closest friend of Anna
Morgan, commenting on the Paris
report that Count Boni de Castel-
lane seeks an alliance with the
house of Morgan to recoup his fall
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