Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
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General Charles F. HraytuB, the blind Republican dictator ot hhed fsian1, died suddenly last fhursdhy of complication of diseases. Hs death was hasleaeI hy the fracture of \ leg T fea week. ago. MT. Braylon has oeeH a remarkable figure and n8lwithstand ing bis iulinnlfles controlled Inc polit. teal situation in his stale despite maay efforts to wfesi his power ffem him.
 Four leading Itl.h membefs of the British Parliament landed in NeN York, sunday, On mission ef ednea lion. They stll tour North, south, Easl md West lo tell the lrish=Ameri- cans what the lfish Nati9aalisf putty, under the leadership Of John l. Red mond, Is ioiag for the political and in- dastflal emancipation of Ireland. John Redmond will take The East, Joseph Dsviin the south, Daniel Boyle the West and I. r. 0iGonnor tsFay payi'J will make flying trip In Canada
 Mrs. Frances Victoria sankcy, wid. ow of Ira David sankey, the singing evangelist, died at midnight on satufl day at her home, No. lIs South OK fifd street. Brooklyn, \. r., after s1ort illness.
 The hundFedih anniversary of the or. ganization Of the first Sunday school In the world with the Bible for the textbook was observed last week by rnyeiling of bronze tablet of com memoration In the Church Of the Gov enant tBaptlstl in New York.
 A talking canary bird Is curiosity which has attracted great interest in West Philadelphia. Pete the pet, hRs already acquired vocabulary which includes "Pfetty little haby and "preity little birdn The canary speaks distinctly, without hesitation, and seems pleased to exhibit his newly developed gifl. Pete is twelve year, old but until recenti, gave no evidence of his ability io talk He, however confines his conversations to the Inter val between o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the afternoon.
 Executive Secretary Charles A Goodwin iondas teadered hlsfresigna ton to Governor fraat. Il. Weeks be cause ei the w9t2 pressing upon hin In c0nielllaa with his candidacy The fesignation was accepted by Gov efnor Weeks with reidelanee. IL vii be recalled that Mf. C ,odwin tendere, his resignation immed ately after tn death ol Governor t.tofge l.. Liiiey but Governor Weeks declined lo ac cept it.
 Both imports and exports of thi country crossed the billion dollar mari daring the eigat months ending witl August The Imports were VI ,O5a, 100 ool and exports Il ,oe7 ,to1, ,ooo, agains S3i7,oeo ,ooo and Sosa, ,l0o,ooo respect lively, for the corresponding period il lHlo
 Mayor N. ]. Gaynof of New Yorl has issued a statement In which s sas that he VIII not accept the uomI nalun Iet governor of New York statt
 ile progfes>tees domned the ol, eaai al >aratos u, \ ! Tuesday b, t.eeling Theodore L iusessl lempotar chairman et the keHasaeaa state con sentiea. There were i.0ll votos eas in the convention, of which Eoloue Roosevelt received aes, and Nice Pfesi dent sherman 8ti, thus eleetiug to leader of the prog ogfesslses ey maioril oi Is.
 The report of the state police depart meat submitted to the governor, eosel ing the fiscal wear ending June < 1910, l>haws that there were dulin that period aza Investigations, which i the largest in the history al the depart inenl Tor any one year, while the nun Der ot prosecutions, do, were gteaGe hs 2l than in any previous year.
 Because of her failure ia declaf eleven dresses valued by customs ar psaisers al Si,SN8, Mrs. Hoeatio \ Slater of Boston and Readyille, wi have to pay s2, ,ia5.2s te retain them The dresses were ordered iseixed toda, by Surveyor Henry and will be sol, unless the customs charges are salis lied. Mrs, Slater is one ol the larges owners of the Slater Enills in Webster
 The first definite result of the presen cabinet sessions in Washington va the announcement that President Taf will issue an executive order extend ang the civil service 10 include all a. sistsnt postm asters. The Pres.iden also will recommend to Congress tha second and third class postmasiers b, placed under civil service.
 Salon wili escape the dreadec Graveyafds al cApe Lookout and carx Hatirras. where so many vessels and lives hase been lost, hy utilizing lh1 inIand canal raptdly nearing caanpie tion, which will link Beaufort, N. c., with Boston. The dsestgss working from each end of the canal now are Les than three quarters of . sniie apart.