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Yes tisat IS quite true, I am en-.
/ gagged for the Victoria in New York
~ William Hammerstein, OPENING on
| August T." said Evelyn Thaw tonight.
What about that ruInored S40.qg9
salary she was asked Evelyn shut
her eyes and clasped her hands,
What a glorious dream" she said.
IF it Were only true! And what
would ny fhu 5band's creditors say
l'oof dear things. Don't go raising
their hopes thatsway." -
Oscar Terry Crosby, president of
several public utility corporations ct
Wilmington Delaware, Chester. Penn
sylgania and Trenton, New Jersey, is
being considered by President Wilson
for governor general Of the Philip
pines, Unless present plans are chang
ed his nomination viii probably go 20
the senate this week. ~.
Scotland Yard detectives were fore
cd to admit today that they had
:blundered in their suffrage raid yes
-spite the announcement that Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst, The, noted militant
suffrage leader, was arrested, Ii de-
leloped today that she escaped while
other sutfragettes we're resisting the
police. =
Princess alexandra Victoria, grand
daughter of the late King Edward,
daughter OF the Princess Royal Louise
Victoria, Duchess of Fife. is to we'd
Prince Arthur of tonnaught, eldest son
Of IT, Il. II. Prince Arthur. Duke CT
,Connaught, governeEsgenera .of Can
adad, Announcement OF, the wedding
was made today. -
BY an unanimous vote the house this
afternoon adopted the Newlands'
Amendment to the Erdinan Act. The
senate unanimously concurred this.
afternoon in the Newlands amend
lnent as it passed the house I'm.
doubtedly it viii be signed by the
President at once. -
A statement from the City of Mexi-
co regarding representations made to-
their respective governments by the
European diplomats there on the sub
jet of the position taken by the.
United States toward Mexico is Off
cially confirmed The British for
eign office, however, declines to dis
cUss the matter or to express any
opinion on the ground that the SUBJ
ject is too delicate,
The senate lobby committee resumed
its hearing today, with Martin NJ
Mu1hall on the stand. In letter to-
w. d. Sayles OF Cleveland, in July,
1907, MuIhafl suggested that SaylesI
ask Van CIeve to have members of
the National Association Of Manufac-
turers in Cleveland to unite toedefeat
the late Tom johnson for Mayor Null
hall swore that he went to CleFeland
under instructions TO defeat johnson
and that he-Slid So ~
In August of the same year, Secre-
tary, tSchwedtman of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Manufacturers wrote to
Mulhail that some large things are
brewing and there is every Indication
that in our tariff campaign we have
with US majorier of the leading Re-
publican congressman, senators, and
those higher than that, too. To a
small degree, this is fact also in re-
gard to the labor issue
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
submitted to congress figures compil-
ed. by naval experts, showing that a
government armor plate factory can
lie constructed at a cost of $S,A66,l00,
and that by making-Tfs own armor the
can save fourteen dollars
on the tons with a total saving each
year of more than one million dollars
:Blood-curdling charges against Greek
troops are voiced in dispatches re-
ceiyed in London from Bulgarian Off
Gals. After entering Pravishta, the
Greeks it is charged, massacred prac-
tieally the entire Bulgarian and Turk
ish population. 49,.
The combined forces of Greeks and
Servians continued to advance, the
Greek commander predicting that the
next big engagement would occur on
bulgarian territory. -. ...-- I'll.
A Salonika dispatch says: Greece
is preparing to sign an armistice only |
On condition that the questions OF the /
payment Of indemnity by bulgaria and