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iRRESTED A. I MIN ,PprR.
F;d~ ard Hammer Was Tr,InE tn Get PSsse~-
sion Of HIS k-Xrar-OId Boy

HoNKFEs Aug 81 Edward Banner
a clothiaT 81 i6o Park row Manhattan.
wa arrested here to-day on charge Of
kidnapping has own son. Joseph Hammer.
aged . yeans The alleged kidnapping
occurred late IN the afternoon and WA
seen Nv many Derscns VINO were retiIrninR
from New YORK on the South broadway
trolley line
MILO YES arreste' 10y PohcemG-
Tmothy DorovA". VINO saw the MAJ
pick up the chit from tns frorr - the
home q - mother. Mrs Helen Rarr er
a. 20 West RE ford stree Barrer RAJ
with the chilli to Broa iWay ard was
attempting 20 hoard a trolley car for
New YORK whe DOTovau a. q several
he TrIrsuers graph. him
Rannsr FaId that he was the boys father
and meant the child no harm u. was
taken 10 the Third police precinct WHORE
b" saId that he has t~"n separated from
hi. vito for two year, Mr. Banner l.
now suing him for divorce
Tho hoy was this evening placed in the
Gust DIV ~ N" matron az Police Head
quarters n" ~ ~ with whOoping cough
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RTID sT'r,F INtEnEB
p.T'iansi Ps,. Fi~s,s~a' Trtssss - ,h-
Tsrusrr Sp-akrg

FuHrtsSr No va ~ rhu.stnsi-
s--s'0in.s'i n fh~ rifv fht- tft.rro~n far
fH- is-'irafiun - fH. var.i. ~ Thomas
ura' s~tt k---i >ftsIs.- - 'h- ua' onal
ii"us.' - N-pr~-..HflF.v-- preceding Io..
-f,h cannon
u" rr.rrIpI- s. als.r 30 he iav wts
,"usr~-~rlan samuel " N.y ala - Ma.
strtu-..ff- srn --rt - .n he H,us.. stfh
-r.-lts.- Er.-f
Nm,us sr'-- things %. Meal ~uI
h.. s.aH... ~u-t.-. -F-. prl.. 10 u.-r
80 I-~ U-arr Ga. rru directed No.
u~r"'' 'H- $500. OFF 't. fiu.-. rrr POO o
large -NrsH. .. 'H. ...H..t 4.rtug r.-
~u"HAr.-H. HH. constantly faz.ns fl-
7Hur hs mad" a. uH. 90 .. more .u-~sr-.
To- . -urIr -r-z.Hu afu uur avtr- 'rsf
t.|rrE fl- whole spec -r-H|r Heed fu,,. 'H-.
Tunr esther .r '." Us.- go ono 20 ,rmurir -.
H. 'Hr who'll" f'r r"'i 1Iu -..I' a's'~r-I, rn
-"-rr'" UI- rulings s"r. 0rou..s Of ..-f
~'pr".- Hu Eru uu-.---...' l s.. en- ,r.i ,nu.
t"n-'t pnN"r shI,1 .- ct -,..f' - match
~" had rho courage .r'rl,1 80 - ru great
1r'a-.on- and N.fl q .r.H. -rH uuIV sruali.d
b.. h.- .u-.gh' no -.r.rI -r-d 'H- yr-a'-s'
Landmark N 'he utr. 'u-u'p~y l. - 80
Upu-.
tn" statue - -iSh' feet IN h-,:ht and
represents th" fOfm-- Sp-aA.- "a an
Al'NNu" ~ F"ifts. WIN . srfull "a rs isff
pAnd aud ~ a striking production II -
hy Burr 4. Mills- 81 New Nork aud thu.
n''ds~tal - mad' IT Maine granite %
vas or',t-d al cost ot about S.usl
Judge Joseph Svmund- president
- m" Thomas y Red Memorial A-So-
giAtlon presided a. ~" ,.-~noni-- and
d"hvr-'d an eloquent tribute 20 hrs hf..-
long friend Judge Svmoud- then pre-
s"ntad N" R"v pr William u F"nu ~
IN" High St-'"' congregational church
Nhn inRd'. the IuypgrtIpu
Thomas Rcd BaI.rtir. tho only son
Of tn lhta Speakers only daughter hft.d
til flag which urrHal s, 10. -ta'tI. and
gave the tglr.' ~ hI- "a -'lu guIsh a grand
father 70 tn sight - th. Assembled multi
tud'
Ih'n sculptor Miller vas introduced
TO th- T~opl- and thu statue WAS pres. n'ad
10 the civ bv Judg" Svrno nds for th.
association and accepted in behalf ~ th..
CIV nv Mayor Charlas \ Strput Bone
di~rinn ~a~ 'h"n pronounced bv 'h~ Rev
Dr Asa Dalton
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. STRaTS WIN DEPOTS CLOSE
the Rest Are Likely "a SOon No Paaeur.
tied WIN bJ the Glass.

Nine Of the r..v"nteen Nathan Stratus
infant milk depots in this city were CLOSED
Yesterday and At all of tn" stations the
saIe 81 pasts,Irizs-H milk by the glass was
discont inued
, This was tho first step in the ending
81 thIs philanthropy which Mr. Straus
started In Ise2 and which he has felt opm-
PEELED TO abandon b.cause ~ personal
attacks that he fear-'l hLlsier'-d the cause
81 pa-'eurizatiOn IN" d~pOt= cioss-d were
on Ave recreation pi-rs. "a Central city
Hall and Battery parks and Rt the Fduca-
tIonal Alliance roof garden IN other
years thes.. stations have be"u open
until Septenber -
The supplying of paSisurized modified
milk ~ nursing BOTTLES will be- continued
for "A time at eight stations the StTaua
Laboratory at 34s Fast Thirty -secUnd
street. Tompkins and Mount Norris
marks a. Monroe street. 80 West Thirty
th,rd street - Macdougal street. no Fase
Fifsy-ninth street and g9 Fast iiith
street
Mr. Styaue H. aboard the Celtic. iue
here on Sunday. and when lac arrives hs
viii hx the date for the Closirg OI the
,StatioaO ahaeeFe sell opsA-
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BALLOON RiCE ENTRIES
Eight Contestants win start From In
dIanapoIiS on sept. ~.

Entries for the national championship
balloon race to be held from indianapolis
on september u under the auspices Of the
Aero club Of America closed yesterday
with eight entrants. The pilots will he
clifford y Harmon. Alan X. Hawley and
Charles Walsh 81 New York. T. Aldershot
81 Philadelphia H. r. Honeywell. y
ASsman and lsouA, Won Phul OF St LOUIS
and J II. Wade II Cleveland Major
Samuel Reh~r will go a. aide TO Walsh.
Capt Thomas =. BALDWIN a. aide TO Har-
mon and Augustus Post aS aide TO HaWley
The three winners m this race will be
selected To represent the Aero Club 81
America a; the International race. which
will star from ~ LOUIS on October IL
A. meeting OF th" Aero Corporation.
Ltd. held yesterday. u was agreed that
Alan 4 RYAN should assume the man
cement of the International aviation
tournament To 30 held at Belmont Park
October ~ to 20. Mr. RYAN IN one of the
largest subscribers II was said yester-
day that az least thirty machines will -
entered for IN" contests. latham. La
boucherp and IL Blanc will represent the
Aero club ~ France; GrAharn". White,
Radlv and NcArdle the Aero Club Of
Great Britain. and BARON Econome and
Count Kolowat tho Aero Club Of Austria
In privat" letter MoisSant has ex-
pressed his intention Of coming TO this
country for the fall meets
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'Tn a. IoHN ~ M,>.>
itls tri-nsi. a. Th~r~ D, 49, Rrasss ~.
Iirlt~,- rhat o. va Net Nr~EirntaI

Nv Eu- urrr.. Nur 80 ma, t.Uu
" Rang, .. '"e -IHsl,.s .u,'.. sEu-.. Isl.iv
va, fHuut u Tong I-.tut ~...ud uu
N'.,hg Sb- uur.i"r.-l l, nar ...H-s.-l ry
H~ .i'N ur u.- rN-."- Ib,u
P-.
>".fhr. Ms H,r-. ..r ,ntua 'ha
NJ RarE. va Poe. ..,f.u - rsu| play
>a.d VIZ PsI -',r h- I.d uu' hav. an
"n''ry "a l,. world and ~. be- not t..u..y,,
mar b" 49, rp','. amt .lruNl over
h.'art from DO" h"-'ou h,,s' ~ far ~
VI. Rang AupWz us bat very utf 10,
mpu.., vIth hon H. away. rNrri.-i q
uh''H., rluk Mrs BtgE, hti a rs<.tE..
TO-DAY rom = n~w-pnp.'r mAn in ous.rs
'hn ,"u'r.u- h-r 90 me- l-'lt-i THAI p
Na- an ..d-p'
I.'. -'..- ot fb- u.-~-ag. VI P.s
WauI. rot r.,-II VI IA = ct hone.
last lrIr- ay D" 'sI d. -t>t., 81 Mr.
a ~ b. AflH' 30 10y o.. N.ts 'p To-. s.
for B,-rp' Cd. saturday or ~, fay To-
r'-f urp.h"r-I Law H..f no" fHmiIv
"Ni ''g'" Co u~.. from him q. ZOO. a. le
n.II." IA. 600" 90 Et'nt pf
at. eth %. al ia-t tgh' They ra." 20
'I"' that .. s..- acct - ttI The tnty
val be- nruugn' l'u- uN VI l-ll ro-
O. .rmarin. r-c.I,-f a. N-ay Inr.!ur
from t"r' I-.rv. Plum i-ls' !. through
p De- Dtrrg. 90 ia" ,t.' .fnsg Nat tn . aei.
to. gh' - - Co. fu- .. -. that the watch
VT 10y Nj IA ., b.. 0 stopps - %
, .c'uCS bf'iCi H., - the 10 - sai that a.
th-' hpIr IN" Vale. 20. which Mr. Bar e
'..rs - pA--.. g~s. woul - On the prtt =
lf- .r-I " ~vsT' Sout Plum l~larH
{. IISse about 10 O'Clock a. utghr h.
TIA G" I eiV... Plum l-lanu ard the
- -rs' -. 80 " svar / Sound j. a. round
CUTE. s-wsi - mIle~
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corr. WEIR .JiTIED.
COmmansiant Of BrOOkI,n signal GOrpS
IN sheriff Quinns NIimeRy G1ub.

Capt H-rb~r. Weir. cpmnandNrr 81
IN. Second Signal Corp- Y g y \ -
m RAYMOND str.-- Igl Brooklyn a. a
m-mhsr - sheriff Ouinn's a'rmunv cluh.
Supren.. Court Jusiic. Putnam having
signed an order committing han FOR con
tempt - court IN default 81 tho payment
81 Stp. the amount du.. 20 hl- wif" Lillian
" Wen for aiimonv
Justice Kappar on July p granted Mrs
Weir an IntarloCwory dacr.n - divorce.
and aw arded her th" custody ~ he two
children = and years ~ sR' and SIS a
week alimony Capt We,r vas present
~ The hearing ~ ,h- su'. but put In no
defence
capt Weir paid only SO a week for two
weeks and then sent letter n hI- wife's
counsel saying that he only intended -
pay tina, amount. which va all that he
could Afford and that he would only maze
this payment on condition OF betnR al
lowed 10 $50 the children. adding Other
wis. will take the medicine know must
10. IN store for me
ON August IS Capt View was held be-
fore Jilsfic. Putnam for contempt 81
court and admitted sanding m" letter
He SAID he was receiving only 81 ~ a
week from the Postal Telegraph Company.
which employs him nj tho Cot-on Exchange.
and could not spare SIS ~ " He also sN-
planned that ne war IN debt tothe amount OF
ScD. and although h" wac willing "a DENY
himself ford and clothing in order =" paw
OF this indebtedness by Instaiments
ha could not do rnor~ than VIM humanity
possible
Capt Weir'- excuse vas unavailinR and
his incarceration promptly followed Since
he Wa committed 20 jail 'her~ has been
apparently no move mad" by the seventy
o,id members 81 the Signal COTI- 20 help
their commandment otI' OF his dilemma
Ehrenberg A MAnne. attorneys for
Mrs Weir. have forwarded 20 Gov Hughes
charges against Capt Weir ASSERTING
that Re 10 unfit 70 wear the uniform 81 the
militia ~ tho State or "a be IN command
Of a branch % the military forces The
charges TO the Governor are accompanied
by a verified statement from Mr. Weir
and q itsf Of her witnS@re- against him
The couple have been married ten year
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ObltuarN Notes

IN. Rev Edward ! N',Iarr - rur -
~ Nins-n' Cgtholt. Chur b. Hanover Va
died on Tue-,iav az the home ~ ~ SISTER
Mr. N."Aand.r : .iamItl. .;ic Hudson
.'.i-"N 'I'y thtrt1 two y"ar- ago lie grad
us'r1 from ~ Peters tpl.R. IN that stty
degr.... OF VI \ At >-ton naI. oii-s~ south
DrauGr a." later attended, ~ Mar sem
tusr' ~ hal' morr tor ~" YEAR and ON
pl"t"d hi- studies Tor m" priesthood At
- thRrl,-s' ,-'tnina AZ bN~ThrOJk Pa
fath-r VI 'iaTv sang hi- fr-t high MAS
chur'h. leroy 't'v Ne va 80 rotary Tor
BISHOP Shanahan OF the HaTrtsburg do
e-e and ~ flr~' 'hArS- Wss AZ Milton. "a
MCClATN. one sister and hro'h~r. ! Clar-
enc" NJ Larry. Who - IN h. :" "nd 'hsO-
iOgi' al year a. Seton HAL
81 ~. Tenth tinted states cavalry IN th.
oIVIi var ana la~' year retired A. a con.
died leo, nlgh' al the stairs OF tho apart.
ment hour- ine~h ich he lived a. zoo West
18th street n. had Just returned from =
Ioyne vas - years Oid Ne fought in the
war 49, ~ ttooIer until the battle Of Brandy
station. wh.r" h. was v"unded and cap
iured Ne va" kept IA l.ibby Prison
for three months In l-as his regiment
Vas mustered "ut ana h" vas retired Nth
the ranh oI second Lieutenant lie Vas
a iunIor commander of the q 4 r. a
member % Lloyd Aspinwell Post No onO
a Knight -mplar and an odd Follow
M OF a n ~ k-T ON" OF ne llDNf NOT esl
SOPRANOS ever Va me ~UmpauN Of 10" I'm
pertal Opsra House IA Vienna has inst
died IN he Austrian capital A. The are Of
81 80. retired from The stage hirI~en
ysar- ago on account Of her -lys. NhIch
mad" y impossible for her 10 sing any
longer In p1bli' Later she b-Can" 10.
direc' ross OF "a hotel She was born IN
Jenna "a SO and most Of her life was passed
there Tho early yearS 20 her car~s'r ere
devoted To Opsrstia. bui her Development
N0raliy and dramatically made an opcratto
career inevitable She -anR the heavy
Ivri" roles and vas the hr-i NGntDSTg Len
IN. IMPERIAL OneTa House produced Mas
ragnt'- Cavalleria RtV-' Icana Her weight
IN, Trazed 80 rapidly tha' ar tho age ~ -
she retired 20 private life
Joseph T. Sho~nberg. vice pre- dent Of
the Nav COMPANY, Operating 'hAin OF
department store IN hls country. died on
= undav ~ Had Nauhelrn. GERMANY Ne
wac born IN DAYTON. Ohio, "a lssA and With
his three brother- moved 10 Denver and
aeni INTO the dry goods bl:Sine>- there
The four brothers subsequently, acquired
stores In other parts Of b" West and some
Years ago forIns-i th" MAJ company. Mr.
~hO.nbsrg Icing N" Sew NOrk repre-
sentative lie vas trustee Of he Denver
Hospital FOR ConsuInptive- and an ofncer
Of The broadway Trust Company re leaves
a daughter
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ELEIEN SkENE JURORS.
The first Panel sf SIXTY Exhausted win
One Juror TO B~ accepted.

ALBANY Aug 3I.-At tho morning
session - IN. Skene trial for frauds in
letting contracts for good roads when he
was state Engineer but one juror was
secured. making eleven in all. But four
Of the original panel 81 sixty jurors re-
man from which to select the twelfth
Juror
Thi- afternoon the first panel 81 stXty
Jurors vas exhausted With one juror re-
main ing "a 10 accepted Another panel Of
tW.uty-fiv We jsr0r- Was drawn and the court
al JOurn~d until tomorrow
bilrict Attorney Jones' 81 Rensselaer,
cYunty will inform th. court tomorrow
y, bother or not the Russell indictment
ruargs-~ had been Investigated and dis
f1 -@.-d by a Rensselaer, county Grand
.ILrN
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SOCIALIST SCORES ROOSEVELT.
lrdebor CaIis Ex-PrestdeOt . Political
Drummer 81 Copenhagen Congress
>pSct1i CdSis IJssplfrh %


COPENHAGEN Aug ~ The opening
/ - the public sessions 81 the International
s,cialst convention was DELAYED owing
T." numerous disaRraeman,s among the
members OF the various committees This
made Il impossible - finish the pre-
liminary work in time
The Russian delegates q,iarrelIei 40
fiercelv that IL became necessar ~ for other
delegates ~ intervene
during the meeting ~ the COMMITTEES
which - Discussing anti-militarism Herr
s-Iebnr. a member 81 she German Raichs-
tag. made vigorous attack ON Col
Roosevelt for his military tendencies and
also because ~ hts neddIing in the Egyp-
tian question and his support Of British
rule.
Herr I<siabor declared that this notion
~ Mr. Roosevelt was incomprehsnsibIa
inasm,Ich as the former President Of the
United States belonged 20 q nation which
came into existence by virtue IL a ravoIu.
ton Herr I.sdebor closed by clubbing
Col Roosevelt a political -probsnre,ter.
namely a drummer
The anti-nilitari st convp,,,a.. ad,,,.l
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P1VAHI ELECTION OUFE0OG.
Ass~ubly Wha-h WIN Chssse an Assms
pFe~lasas Csaveaes To-Day.

special Casis DsspaEa ~ THs Sun
PANAMA. Aug n Tbs National Assam
bly, will convene in regular s~saion To
morrow. When the election % ofipsrs viii
occur The election of Presidential de.ig-
nAf~s will probably occur in two weeks.
although the law s,Sccittss no time for the
election Several names are suggested
for first designate. one Of witch. 10 10
currently reported. was suggested from
Washington.
A. an informal msst ing Of tho Asssmbly
last night a deC,sion. ~ IL reported. was
reached 20 vote according To political
Cony lotions irrespective of the result
The Assembly IL about two-thircs Liberal.
The strongest Liberal candidate n ap-
pArently Belisarto Porras Hence the
indications point 90 his election.
The Assembly held regular prslimi-
nary meeting tonight TO arrange matters
for the session to-morrow. Feeling ~
tense relative TO the election Of the FIRST
Vice President. or Presidential delegate
The man elected will he acting President
until the next regular Presidential cleo
fIau
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HH HtTTIEs 20, SF
ts~sth - sa~- S-s-sss-r.uais-s uhs a.a
Ealu~ ~ stass sars

.HHHH#'H
u-tiu4T 40 20 i.-n ~ Fr-sIs.rira
WILLIAM fdlsast r-sf,..r " tI4sr 4
90 " 20 .tsad yts -
narn - 80 tnd bsh H--a Governs
. IthrtIEaF -tur- fsls o.. arsa-.tl
'h- %-Tfs fsftr.Is ln t-f tni -srv.I .n
'h- Sara NH 100 I~ - - So --r
tinnsi To- as-tattsb-- tpr .rty-rv ,nd
r'-,'-tvvsi .H.. .ir-Hrattnu - % H- 80
tsatn ui-nt..su.-d in ,l-.-tstrr~- ~ --v
rtr--- .n rNs N.u War and rr,.,ya.I
mo .it, tnst classy ~ saved fn nss.ii..ln.l
s1d .u 49, trd ste u-.i'-uan,- s.o-r.J
"a command g 'us- = .stnfnuutraf,..u
90 ~"Hth Nfr.t ilr.Hl rr- hi-r War
ti~ $50 r|sHf...usI fstrs fHr s.r.is,. AZ
fH.- Urn ,Yt rs"r.,..I 're Uu,-.u =, u...,InI
y.rH IF... .tatHs
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NHIFD ., 70 ~ ~ VieH
~. t.sssir,-s, - ~.s Fvus-s.~~ ts-tfs., -
wi.~es~tsss- Nst Ia-v ~tss-v plavt

NsHHHH.IHUH
rrsttx trr ~ NJ Rfztns tss.,siris-h
90 SAN Frunruss-,. 80 ~fin- q q s.-s-ii~r
80 sflissi .Ie su tittutn"biis n f-,rat a
80 Prtnr.. H.s-rs th.airs ~ Minich
ht-s uta' NJ GaUsirt1h sho - d.
-,-rtb~d a. lay.ns te-a q ~uSusn a IN
rurnnon Nssrty Ga. aill.si ,n-tantlv
H-r ssur $40 ffass'fr--i ant hsr chs~s
80 cr,t-hs-I ~ rhs -welry -hs sor.
~ the time wa- '1fnpl-'siv bestowed ~
th~ ub--ls 20 th- ~
Mr.. tis5oslrtrh SISTER Mr. nusa Hlrk-
inhafn tho wisiuN a q dealer IN r~al -siats
.u san Ffauct-su. uss severely injured
Ia 'hs h@asi kn-. and cheat IA. was
taken - . hospital. wh-r. u SO rsps,Ftsd
today that t~r gouditiun va much m
proved aud that there seg- no fears % .
ala. result Mis- Never % san Fran
,t-,o. who 80. m ths- o. ytei.pt va NOT
hurt
u arp~ar- that the chauffeur II che
automobile vent away dnrinx tho psr-
fortnAnc, II lie. Walk Ir.' without leAv.
ing any one - watch his nachtn. AZ ths
rlu-s uf the rformRncs. a freud ot tho
chauffeur. notwithstanding th- lAtt~rs
prohibition against any ons fooling with
the car -st the machine ia motion Hs
found that be- wis unabl- a. bring 70 20
q stop \ group of NoH'-n. among whom
YER ten Americans. W-r~ standing outside
he theatre AZ the tim-
The automobile da-hs-l into them lust
~ IN" chauffeur Jumped from tho ground
- the seat and stopped tho machine
Before tins, however the thre. women
named had been knocked down and Mrs
Goodrioh- death va, instantaneous.
Mrs Goodrich had been living az a pen
sion IN Otto-tras~e for tho last ten DAYS.
She had Just returned from Oberam-
m-rgau. where she had gone ~ 500 the
Passion Play
An inquest will b. held Tomorrow
The body will h. forwarded 70 Tim. where
~ will h, crrmats-i Friday
san FRASCIsCo. Aug 81 Mrs Anna
Goodrich and Mrs Rose Buckin CHAM are
sisters OF George II LuchinKer. prssi-
d-nt Of the Hibernia Savings Bank Of
San Francisco. He received a lettsr only
a few days ago from Mrs.. Buckin CHAM
saving she would leave for San Francisco
ia the latter part OF this month.
About ten months ago Mrs. Goodrich.
Mn Buckin CHAM and Miss Agnes Res
all Of San Francisco. left for Europe
Mrs. BuokinghAm's husband died three
years ago and she decided on a tour OF
Europe mainly for the PURPOSE Of cult
waiting her VOICE.
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POLITICS MARIN PHILIPPINES.
secretary Dickinson says Payne AldricI
Law Has BROUGHT Prosperity.


MANILA. Aug. ~. Secretary ~ War
Dickinson. Ia a speech az a banquet gwen
IN his honor last might by the merchants
Of this city, deplored the baneful in
huence Of native politics. He dcclo -ed
that the Pavne- Aldrich tariff hill and the
prosperity which had resulted from it,
enactment were a redemption Of President
Taft's campaign promises.
Gov Gen Forbes in a speech warmly
commended the work u Gen Clarence
Edwards. chief 81 the bureau % in-ular
affairs. who - n member ~ the party
IN looking after the interests ~ the Phil
ippinss
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The weather.

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MINISTRY WINS N PORTIG
Republicans Take an Odd View VI the
working vaIue oT It's Wa Iorit,

N1eriI IlNIF U1frlff1 q IHR NTN
IIsHoS. Aug 81 ApproKimai" re-
Z urns Of tho elections FOR members 81
the Chamber Of Deputies show that the
Government will have % seats. the
& conservative Clerical bloc 20 and tie
Republicans ~ The final returns NAV
possibly modify little these figure
hut not materially
The Republicans contend that the
smallness Of the Governmsnt majority
Of twenty-nine votes over the com
bined opposition will prevent il from
retaining power senior Costa the
Republican leader predicts that Poru-
gal will H. come a republic shortly