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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03
TIE COLUMBIAN
CIR HOUSE HOTEL,

-r0.ff[INS COVE, y -, =,
,..,sl,y-,a nov and M TO date ho'e4 y
THIS l.ai ,,,,ateT IN The most pctufesqte Iafi
NJ nov y S HUDSON splendid view q moahs ash ahd
river for more than i%ehI 1,sZzas all appoint
a1@sei ar sr mt p S1s s ae so %f
table suTrli ~ FIRMS on application to the
i'atLins a"S Al "a IL. SUFFER-. te!ephon-. ono
-, -..stIt4s.. -. a.
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Swimming.
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
t. pools. Prof. DALTON. % West 44th ST.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Agency.
euppIfes Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
,nas.ss SIC 10 Colleges, Schools and FamiiisA
.nniv 10 hrs NJ J. YOUN6-FULTON
@'b % Union Souars
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

RICHEST PRICES for Diamonds. Old Gold:
COMPANY Wall st.
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ORTLEY INN.

0rtIey. Ocean Co., New Jersey.
On Squan Beach and Barnegat Bay. Penn.
r. r.. midway between New York and Phila.
Fine surf bathing. sailing and fishing Rates
SO per week upward. Now open 25th season.
Address Mrs c. H. VAN GAASBEEK. Mgr.
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on ,Ror FRuD >rHRt>k,
.haIIrnberSrr' Manager ~aN DahIman
cot 3.OO, IIiegaI Notr.

Omaha. Aug - Alleging that At
IsaSi 2u-u ffautgI"u' votes ven va-t a.
IN. primarr..- h,'li Ir.'-ily ,ul Marshall
and H., Harimau. oaupsigu mama"
fur GOV Shall.Ht-'rE"r. -tv ff.v viii "I.
contest proceedings " ''" u''uru- from
III. stat" shpN trt' lau..- DaNluau.
Nv" uth"r Democrat" "audida'" tor Gov
eruur las i-"n Nominated
Returns frorn GiH precincts pu' 81 ! 49,
gI," paliWsu 20 "a and NHiIl"ui-'r4,"r
- ~ y"t"- Returns 900 'rr- morning.
iudIrat"d that Ia'lWau had i-,i'"r than
: ,ss, plurality The remaining yr.r,u,' .
NAV VIZ ont Tho Ia lurtu plurtl.'y an.
fual" tn ,pU'"-t urr","--hr.
col Marshall will iu-fItIt" -ru' ~ nm"
Supr.m" Court her" b" NIL ail..,'. thar
tn. fraudulent votes w-r'' ,.t,' 20 Omaha.
South Omaha and Douglas county ~"
CNargs- that r"T-'at"r- and I-'r-ou- from
Iowa went To many ~ the polhng PLACES
and on oath swur" that they resided IN
certain precincts and that 'h"Ir aeiiavit-
were supported 10y tnu~" II two frcsholt"r-
N each Irstanc"
Tier" w"r' > VD ~ such Instances N"
saws lie adds thai 81 IA. s.Vpp names
that he has at hand non" - the partln-
live IN Nebraska should 30. contest 10
instituted and th" votes of Bougla- county
- thrown out u would tax" 5IpI from
Dahlman and I NJ from Shsll"nl -'rg"r
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TAFT DOEs>'TW,NT DELEG .TrS
And Doesn't want n Fight Rev srIS
Thinks Oyster Ba, Was Nisinformrd.

BEvERLY Mass Aug IL II President
Taft entered into any combination win
~" sherman Woodruff Ward Nad-wu~'h
wing II the R"publican party IN New
York to defeat col KDo-"v"lt for IN"
temporary chairminship Of the stat"
convention the Executive Offices Wi!
not admit ~ The President himself hd,
had nothing 90 say and the secretary
a. the President only adds 20 that silence
The report, however. ~ di~'redIt"d m
other quarters. So far a. "a fuuors that
the President was ont 10 ge; N" New
York delegation vot" ~ the 1912 con
vention there - absolutely no ground 20
stand upon Friends II Mr. TAR know
that b" II not seeking denomination
in fact they say he - hopeful that h. vii
not hay" - ua candidate He haS b.-an
told furthermore by advisors who stand
Clo-" 20 hum not TO Hutagouiz" col ROoss-
vel' His attitude on State fghts has
been one II non-int"rv"ntIon. hut " Is
Tossibl" that b." did tell Lloyd G. Gri-com
thai b" favored Mr. Rou-aveii for tom
porary chairman II h" Odd ~ Beverly
says ~ VIZ !'raIs" h.. thought m. Colonel
could h" nomI mated To on" If the hIRh.rt
81 His political frl"nds h" - known 20
have said For God : -.tslr avoid fight
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va cRIuE rO SELL uORPHINE
code Wakes a DisIinriion between q ami
tOcaInr.

4 deputy sheriff from New Jersey. -..e-
ing a customer procur,. morphIn" IN a
seventh aNsnu" drug store without dit
iiCutv ha-tDn"t around tn IA" West
lhlrtl"th street police station Yesterday
and told IN" lieutenant AT tn" desk about
II Policeman lewis wa- sent out to
arrest IN" drug clerk. G"orEr 4 Gaudy
81 ~ West SiNty-'ifth street Prom hIm
IA" got tn" poison Register. thus learning
the nam" 81 the purchaser. Who wa-
Thomas Guif"n Of 80 last For'y-htth
street He. too. WAS arrested They
were charged respectively with Illegal
sale and Illegal purchas" of morphIn"
In III" West SIT Court Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Mrdalia refused tn hav.
IN" complaint pressed Guffen had asked
for a bot;l" Of -morph- for a Mrs Sweeney.
and the clerk had entered the sale m his
register. adding. --h- has tn" habit
Their. hal Therefore b--"n no violation
81 Law In asking for N" di~charG" 81
the prisoners IN, Assistant District At
torn"v said
Your Honor. Their" i no s'a'ut" cover
ing IN" sal" ~ morphine. and no rro,ls-
ION IN IN" sanitary COD regulating ~
In cocaine selling ~" NOR" possession
of the drag - taken a. "yIi"nD' IT intent
80 sell u Rrt 'ha sale II 'norVhin" -
legal providing u - properly labelled
The sta,ut.. covers only tho failure To label
II a. poison ana the r.iillng of a pr"scrip-
ton without a phv-IrIans order The
Health Boari has fun authority 20 amend
the sanitary code ~ a. TO prevent the sale
Of morphin" by restrictions similar To
thos" that apply 70 ia" sal" 81 cocaln"
MAgistrate S'-ln-r' iI-c harE"d IN. pms
onars. directing IN. policeman t. return
Ia .th.n the poison rrgI-t"r and hotrl"
IT morphine They hav" Committed
no crim". h. SaIi and hav" a I..rt-ct
legal night - a. a. tn"v ili hi. loop
hob. m tn. l..W J. probably 4 I- - an over
-lghi The -anI'irF cd Sc -upgIt h.. -
am. nd"d A. 30 prevent mo sal" = NOR.
UhIn" or - salts ~" 3 -.-i IT h"alth
has power IA tn, matter 81. UI.ar 10 IA"
l. Gl-latur. and should a. - uu'.
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HERMAN on NtRRItGE.
Bachelor Nagisirate Moved To speech h,
lasc neIorr Him.

Magistrate Herman. who ~ a bachelor
had case II non-suppnrt before him
IN the lorkville court yesterday that led
him to say
The evil Of tho times j. that too many
boys and girls get married haf0rr they
reach an age 81 good Judgment a. 10
what married ~" really j. pretty
face makes Toy think he must c.thar
die or get married Usually 10 g"i-
married Then children coma and So DO
worries los II employment temporarily.
chickering's and fault finding and m"
husband skips out and IN" relatives or
the community ~ called "a for III" sup
port ~ the abandoned Ones
IL would ~ "A good thing for tho com
munitv Il thor" Wa law prohibiting
marriage und"r y YEAR
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AUTOS DIST RB JOHN ID.
They cut out Mumrrs GoInE Jp the Hill
aud the Racket o. Too Much.

TARRYTUwN Aug lS-BeCause 0f tho
heavy automobile traffic on Bedford
road. the main highway between this
place and Pocantico Hills. and Of the
noise from cutouts on the mdfiiers John
u Rockefeller wants the trustees and the
town board practically TO clos" that road
90 motor cars He has not yet made
that proposition direct. but he has sent
his superintendent before the board tn
talk the matter over The hoard re-
,Iuested a more definite proposition
MIR Rockefeller has already placed
az the junction OF Bedford road and Web
her avenue a sign directing the drivers
of motor vehicles and carriages - Use
Wehher avenue To PocantlCu Hills. lie
has for some time been planning To- get
a private driveway from Broadway to
his home on the hill. He has been seen
with his superintendent on different PROF.
critics and u was then reported that lac
intended to buy a right 81 way
When MIR Rockefeller first cam" to
Pocantico Hills the Bedfoni road ran
within a few hundred feet OF hI~ home.
IL ~ one Of IN" oldest roads in ~" town
ship He made a proposition L. the board
Of trustees 20 give them a rad furTN"r
north from the JInCti IN 81 IN" Past View
road To PocantIco Hills THIS road az
forded m castor grade and Mr. RoCh"-
teller agreed ~ keep II ~ r.Nar. HIS
proposition was accepted Now Mr.
Rockefeller wants - NOV" traffic stlll
further north tie wants To begIn at
the n, pIeduVt and divert 'rafiC To Nshb"r
avenue up through the sleepy Hollow
country - a road on the north end n his
property leading To- PuCanti,o Hills V
il "A beautiful drive and IN" scenery -
most pictures, Iue. hut IL - On longer.
MIR. RoCkefelIers Dlau ~ likely To meet
with opposition Merchants who haV-
to deliver goods AZ PpCautIco Hills viii
oppose cutting nut III. short route MIR
Rockefeller will haV" to- get the consent
~ both the village and town boaul
One trustee has expressed himself a.
opposed 10 the plan and Their" may ba
hight. The stat" rad leading ont II
PoClntIcO Hills attracts many tourists
and there - considerable driving az night
As all the automobiles lIs.a their CutoutE
going mp the Bedford Hill Mr. Rock"tsl-
ler's Sluru ,tsrs are often disturbed by
tho gasplans burners. John - RuCko-
feller Jr ~ also much annoyed 10y the
heavy automobile trafic. a. ms hom"
stands on a Hill not i"r feet from tn. rad
II Is said thar the families are IN ianG"r
as they drive out ot their estate onto
the man highway. and signs hay" e-n
placed along u warning aufo'nub,llS's
to blow their horns when arpr zach -
the various gateNays Mr. RoCk~te Ter
o~ns practically ali the property along
Bedford Tpad TO the aGueduct. The
exceptions are the property of J :. Nc
Lean and Enos ETdniann How he
would provide for exits from their prop
erty ~ not stated but no doubt he would
take care of them.
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when he gets hack that his figures as tn
the number Of delegates IA" regulars
VIII have and the number which the
progres=ives will have wer" greatly out
OF the way ~ the county headquarters
Tomorrow tabl.s will h.. made public
which will show that ~ the pro sressives
figure u tho regulars will not nave "a
majority It more thanf fifty ar -iNtv votes,
ana the figures which ar" hclng prepared
at the stat" head quarters. u L. und"T-
stood. show mat this estimat" ~ not
very muvh out 81 III" way u - admitted
by both slds- that with IN" possible. OK
C'pflon OF tn" delegation from Alhany
none Of IN" county leaders will hr able
to vote their delegations IN unit
When Mr t,ri-Com, who went tp oyster
hay yesterday Ia see Mr. Roosevelt.
got hack 20 town he refused ~ >ay any
thing concerning the talk h" had with
Mr. Roosevelt He explained that when
h" left Sagamore Hill ia" understanding
was that anything to IT, given ont for
puhhcation should come from Mr. Roo-s-
Welt Nlr GriScom. however. has N" idea
that no break has come between Mr.
Iaft and Mr. Roosevelt 50 far a. the
situation IN this Stat. Is concerned
Mr.. Iait " was asserted. ~ not opposed
10 a direct primary plank IN IN" state
platform. or 70 the plan Of the proRr"s-ive-
To reoTganIZa the State machine, which
incidentally would mean tn" dropping
OF Chairman Woodruff. and Is strongly
opposed To IN" stirring an Of faCtIoualism
in this stat" this yaar The authoritative
statement can b" mad" that Mr. Taft
has expressed the opinion that II a Re-
publican President j. 10 he elected IN
1912 u will he necessary To have harmony
IN this state. and ha has NOR" than ono"
assured those from this State VINO have
talked with him on conditions her" that
h" viii do everything m his power To
bring about such harmony
meeting Of tn" executive COMMITTEE"
OF IN" Republican county committee"
was held yesterday and a resolution was
adopted dsploring the attack GA Mayor
6aynor and expressing the hop" that b"
would he speedily restored To health
II was also urged in the resolution That
a stat" law should t-- enacted for the
bett"r protection of public officials In"
committ"" ISSUED the formal call ior tn"
primaries TO he held on September IS
and also fixed October for IA" county
Congress conventions sep
temher 90. Senate conventions. September
81. ana Assembly conventions. October
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NOTICED BALD SPOT
COMING ON HEAD
Interesting Storyof ConsuItationwith
Dermatologist and Successful Use
Of Cuticura. Also Case Of Severe
Ivy Poisoning, Relief Of Which by
Cuticura was Permanent.

Nine years ago noticed n bald spot
coming on my head and, as | was only
nineteen years old, u did not seem
natural. a. u vas on the side ~ NV
head instead Of on top. Nv mother
advised my seeing a dernatologist and
! did so. one Of the best IN Boston. and
ne said u was duo To a germ 1 rn,I.,
have got at the BARRIERS. He couldn't
assure cure. but by TREATING each hair
separat"ly 10y electricity, he SAID. the
mar might come out white or gray u
IL came out at all. He proposed giving
me- treatment every month for IT
months al ten dollars a treatment.
When ! told my mother she advised
using CutlCura and this I did using
Cutlcura soap and Ointment cvcry day'
In TWO months my hair commenced 10
grow, and in sir months one would
never have known there had hsD.n any
trouble, the hair coming ont hcing hIaCE
the exact shade % my own. have
never had any trouble sincr, and feel
1 can't say half enough for CutlCura.
Another member o. our family was
terrbly poisoned by poison IVY and
every summer Tor six year, the blisters
came, pursuing and causing great suffer-
ing. We tried everything Recommended
by the best physicians, hut with mo-
good result. Finally We tired ,ut.,Ira
and obtAinei relief in very short time
Whlch Wa permanent. She has never
had any trouble sinca. 50 Cutirura i
mNaluabl" 10 ", you SOC. - Rfpv-u.s
! Remington ST.. Dorchester. Mas. Jan,
~. 1910"
This letter Il bit one u hundreds NV.
ING proof a the success % the CutictIra
hemedles n treating the skin and scalp.
rover DRUG Chem Corp. Sole PrOps.. Boston
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DEMAND NAM: THROW AoID
strangers In Auto Biind Mother Who Ne
fused Ia Give Up ChiId.

STANTohp. ny. Aug. ~ An unidenti.
fed man and woman in an automobi.
stopped IN front 81 the HON. II /. P
Eads. near Turuervills. this af'enou
and den, anded that Mrs lads give ther
her ycar-old son When Mrs Ead,
Refused the woman threw a ho''l- n
rarru.Ir ACID M her and the couple y.rp@t
INTO their ma. hIna and fed
Mr.. Pads was away from home a. he
time. but nsighhors were attracted ~
the screams ~ the young mother ard
came to her assistance.
sheriff McCArty and J. D. Fads. grand
father II the youngster, telerhored -
all POINTS 10 have the man and woman
caught. hut the authorities have fail~I
to fund them Mrs lads NAV nsa he,
sight. tho acid having got int h"r owes
No reason can he ass gn.d for IA
action uf the strangers.
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" iD>W ORrH FRIES ms WIND.
SPEAKER Discusses direct Primaries and
More Tangible Things

ROCHESTER, y \ Aug l. speaker
James " Wadswor'h " the Assembly
cam" 20 Rochester today ~ attend q
Monro" county tanners picnic NJ ManIfou
Reach n" spoka 10 them about direct
primaries saving that certain parSons
had created a condition II hysteria Tar
beyond what u warranted hy the actual
situation
i don't want ANYBODY tn e. crazy m
discussing any subject said the speaker
4 want all 20 study and work things out
m every walls " he. m business and IN
politics insist 'ra' every man i on
''t-d 20 hi honest convictions II j.
-lmplya politir problem now - romlnar"
IN. h-.-' men for pffiCa avn agaIns, any
plan that put a premium on \ rioh man
who can aNnrd 20 mas" two Csnya-~.'- m
on" v"a-
I grant ?" men who favor direct pm
WarI"- m" merit - sincerity | claim
the SAN" sincerity Tor tho-. who opuos..
~ lher" - danger - hystaria p'-opl"
ar" likely p" get ~ IN a Tangent ask
Won men 20 think thIS out for Yourselves
and - study u 'oI your uwn interests
After MS -I'','h h" Wa a-kai about "a"
stat" commute" rr""'fUE and The r"1.-.-
'lpu 81 Roosevelt FOR temporary Chairman
" the STAT" convention ~" -aIi
= -uuI-rt..l NIn..- Pres lent sherman
fur N" pll'" because | thought - was an
honor Nat Wiz du" - the kr~..- pr"- .i.ut
Z IN" Tll'at ~ IT, from m. R"pIphctu-
f New \ rk Stat" Another nam. wa-
sprung ~ the fifty-uiutt rulnut. ~ the.
eleventh hour and u vs. r"J''.t'l
! don't want - -.tv - unt lsrld. bat
th.rN q boz - n..ppl" ar" beginning u grpw
somewhat W".Iy 4 hong dl~ilt'i - by
t"i"phDu" and kilograms ~ ~" lt-t min
~" bat ] gl"-- ht'" -tTI O.. .lgh
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TiFr VISITS DRtPER.
President spending NIEht as Guesi oT ia,
state Gov rrHor.

MILFORD. Mas Aug II Prssid"n'
Taft this afternoon motored over 10 $50,
GOV th"n = Draper of Massachusetts
who's" home - between this villag" and
Hop"dalr the model town
Secretary Norton ana capt \ " Butt
rode with IN" Pre- ,dent Mrs Taft did
not come. although IN. had hoped To-
visit Mrs Draper
Tn" President left Beverly al IOi
q clock and got INTO Milford a. e3u The
sp""dum-t-r showed Just Atty miles
On IN" way over the PreSideu' passed
the historic elm AZ JamhrIdg. vh.r,
Gen G"nrg" Washington took command
ot tho continental army and the hous..
wh-r" Paul Revere Was born
Tonight Mr Taft was the overnight
guest & Gov Draper Tomorrow he
NAV g. 80 M.rid.n. vher. some II has
Ancestors we're torn He probably will
l"av" Hop-dal" for averly late Tomorrow
afternoon
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SHERMAN TO 4DIRO>D,CkS.
woodruff WIN he Near BS. hat It's said
There'n re No Meeting.

UTICA. Aug II Vice Prrsiden, Shsr-
man leaves Tomorrow for Rig Moose
in the AdirondAcks. where Mrs SHEER
man Is conval"scing from her recent
illness. The Vice President will spend
several DAYS there The report that ha
had arranged - meet Chairman Wood
run IT the Republican Ntat- COMMITTEE"
IN tins city IN SATURDAY Tor a conference
ttun
Chairman Woodruff will reach his sum
mer camp At Raguet'' Lake in the Adj
rnndacks tomorrow and " ~ und"rSt nod
h" intends to remain week Although
IN" Vice President will ba IN the same
net Shborhood next weeS there II no
plan Tor a meeting between the two.
II - said Mr. sherman wants - rest
IN anticipation 81 H." strenuous work
bef"r" him IN the Congress campaign
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DIED..

CHENEY -On "Wednesday. Nug.,' - - sSan
Manchester. conn k.iEhi U,t'e- senS'
'r ne."N~d husband II ~ ,1osf'
,u~nc, and son Of Ednhh % aa' - az
Knight bcNtcf 'Hcney. D. the - ~ q"
hi, are
fgu"-ni service. A. south NanrFs..,- ,oc'
on Friday August ~. at Z STs
train from Hartford 90 SON ".. as'ei
uiu meet At hartford the TRAN ss'"
N~S No-a atal5 \ VI ,.s..a ." -.
have south IAncnc>'~r A. 90 iaa
meet - NAnche,t~r the uAr .' Vac
chester for NsN Nur@ a. - eAS
o-lt nuScr.
HAYES ON ne morning - A.s..' .. =
home Ntd.-uu. y . .. sfisr a. ..s-. ~ -
DAYS tho Re-, 'nAri"s Harms o., .- b.
Professor - E,li,uyc. la sc ..r 90 ~
toEt,aI seminary.
S.r,Ir~, irid,y afternoon A.s
o,.ogk 90 ~ rHY,s Ch4Ern hs-
aud MaTAct sts Newark
requested INST no no~rrs rr .r.. wv
rent ~ convenience ~ the 'H"
So'iFTT ~ COLOSSAL WsRs - rHF '.'.'
|. >EN JFRsEN Members Of trr
req H-,i~i 80 attend the 'I1c't.
Their ate associate AMI OhAg ~
,rA''c, Hsrus Hayes. u. /.
church Nrva-t o. FRIDAY a'-
uglD-N. JoHN LF~oHp MFHEfla ~ 80
p'CoNNrIL an august - Nsr
SER re-, -rHt TrSEHsL tHrH'H
AT 80 tTE,NN o. J,MFuTit b'
rrrrf ta.1 ~, trwrtsrE
DRAM 90 august ~. 81 NtI-rsHarr .. =.
Sural- Dram % Eo,kaWA'. .
,ts~
f,-.NuH~, and friends ~" iuNi's~i o. .'' -
'nc5,t tom 800, I1~ residence 81 wy
oH iF.4A,. August 10. stSr
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RIST W. RDFRED ~ BOLnT,.
News OF >nerican's Pate sent ia wash
tngton 10y =. Minister Ia Peru

NAsHINGToN. Aug u Gustav \ RIs'
an American "i'iz"n. was murdered IN
Bolivia on June II hv AuR'I-tIn HUM
according 10 n d"spat"h reviewed a. tn.
Stat. Department today from Minister
Leslie Comh- a Lima Peru
Nr Combs says that III" murder was
committed near Puvupoyo. H." Yes no
de- ais Tn" department will investigate
tho mans idanii'y
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DuS FOR H,>kER.
Tie Pleaded s.uiIty To speeding HIs AUTO
and HIttIng a Carriage.

1T. PART. Aug l. Frank " Na'ar-
man. president - the kams"v county
state Bank. got - straight -au'.ncs' g
thirty days IN ~" workhuu-., without th.
option - fin. from Judge Fn"hom m
the polio" court TO-DAY Tor Speeding hl=
automobil" Waterman pl.ads-i guilty
Waterman and u companion last night
ran into a buggy containing two men
The buggy was upset and m. occupaut-
ws re- slightly INJURED
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iDRItTH ~ ItTE.
strike DELAYED Tier Clerks IN the Fire
rooms AZ starting

In" WHIT" star liner AdrG.~ arrived
al Quarantine lsu-t night several hour-
lar" t"cau-- - IN" strn" IT the hr,ul.n
I"aylns Southampton IN" fr.ro1m.
wei" manned by clerks aud other en-
ploy""- II m" I'm" NHcn she va, one
hour out inp fremen w.re brought along
rii.' ~ a small steamboat 10 rnlIav.. nh,
emergency rrarnen NJ Ov.ans,owr
seventeen NOR" iirsm@u w"r'' add"i
Among IN" paS~sng"r- on her arc
James 4 Patten JuL.- = Bach". Mis-.
Bill" Burke. william Dullos and Charles
Scrlhu.T
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"ourIooL writer Innor,~d for ,"nsr-..

To" Prnkf"~sIv. Republican, Is.agu"
"f F--"N county y i ~" CplnyIt.-.
lat night s"i",'.i H.-"ld ! Rowland
81 Upper N"r',har. AN editorial Writer
uu tho OtrnOpt - - c..udiiat" tor Con
gr,.--rnap from ih.. SEVENTH district To-
opp"-'' Congressman Il Nayn.. Parker
n" objection 49, -sli va. IN. OUTCOME
81 . pal ", mag g. Oy-t"r Raw Nv Mr.
Rowland AID uth"r- .arl"r ~ N. dav
D." ."agu. also -'l"c''i t"1TR" n
Austen Il Wet Orange - rn- ~ the run
~ 'G' Eighth dI-'r.'' against 'rugr"-sinan
MIIuafu EIl"y
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paper tr-day that SECRETARY HIlles might
b" put forward a. "A compromise candi-
date tnr Governor II New York When
tho matter was mentioned to HIM, Mr.
Hllles oppressed his displeasure and de
chred that the suggestion Of ~ would
put him ~ a false light before tho New
York politicians and might subject HIM g.
ridlctlle
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Hotel willard HAS = Fire.

Fir" In the Hotel willard in IVES;
Thir'y-hfth street early yesterday MON.
ing caused a paTad. IN the street NJ whit.
rubbed guests who took their effects with
'h"m. Tn" hlaze was caused w lighted
cigar discarded hv "A guest who lef, Early
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MARRIED..

PFC K-wAtBRtnGE On Thur-day. AgrIsi .
1910. a. the residence OF Mr. Charles vs.
bridge. NJ Past is,h - BROOKLYN. b. ~
Re- Lewis T Reed. Anna R,cS-An va
tTidEc ~ PiAinneld. y J. TO EuEeus HAfte
Peck 81 brooklyn. y y
SYKES WALKER on ThurSdsy. august .
Pay HIdnut Walker daughter ~ Mr. tSeNrr'
IS S~ut' Of Tcrrr HAu~. Ind - Thont
FTAnci. SYKES ~ scotch Piaiu>. ? BY ~
Re,. Andrew : rndrrhil. At the 'hlrrs o.
the Ascrn sion, New NnrH
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GRE4T UNREST ~ BISC4Y.
strike In tho spanish Iron Wines Threat
ems strIous TTnuIlIe

.p1IIlT IHhTF UF'r-'II n nv SrN
BILBAO. Aug T. n" strike IN tho ron
mines ~ this district - assuming serious
proportions
Unrest = general Throughout m" Prov
inCs e RtSCay
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>rsrH 's1s rs.H.Ls fH rus srS
IrCFK>F. Aug - Henry W Taft
brother Il tho President 81 the United
States, arrived here to-day.
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NIDtRTAkERS

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