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AUGUST 2S, t«5«.
iKt. \U<~>" IA Pl^
STENSLAND IS SLINGING JIllD
NOW IN BRAZIL JN NEW YORK
"■swsss5.°ss?sr;s n,s
ERTONS. R0LL BY'
CLUE FROM BAH AGE
Prompt Payment Of > Second Dividend
la Promised By the Re-
ceiver.
MURPHY HATES JEBOME
With Such a Warm Start the Finish
Promises to Be Something of
a Scorcher.
Chicago Aim. 27.—it is reported New York, Aug. 28.—The mud
F.t I u. Stcnsland has bt en located slinging in N w York democratic pol-
ia Iba/.;1. His arrest is *ui(1 b<! il illc* has commenced withi a v*',
1;i i ,)f iluUls. rhis was the report geance. Jerome, Hearst, Muipoy ana
ni'.de today by the Plukerton Detec- McClellan's lieutenants carrying on a
ti . .• At- ncy to the hank directors se- many-comered duel. The air is al
t, [lv ^ /miliar ivport was mad** to ready full of hard epithets that the
a•• i iViil si..;(• s Attorntv James Bar- politicians are bandying about, and
jj,, n. fioin the character of those bein^'
i v. ry effort wan made to keep the used at the outset, politicians fear
r i, ;,,nt. .1 H. Schuni.icher, -hat the lexicon will be exhausted bo-
■ rnorul superintendent of the Pinker- folv the campaign is well under way.
exhibited sinus of displeas- ^hey will run out of expressive ma-
ure because the matter had become jerial
public
l! mi believed Slunsiand is practical-
lv iu the custody of the detectives
end that thev are awaiting favorable
opportunity tu kidnap him and avoid
extradition.
1, bt'1-aiue public today thai detec-
ii\.. ha\ traced the movement* of
Pi. nslaiid from his home when be left
Chic..p.. The black trunk which he
tc. „ aided the detectives.
St. nslaml engaged the Drinks Kx-
pi. - company to haul bis baggage.
On the nfternoon of .Inly 14 the ex-
press company took It to the Lake
Mr. Hearst opened up on Mr. Jerome
Immediately upon the latter'. appear-
ance In the field last Monday morn-
ing. Yesterday Mr. Jerome came
back with a vigorous sideswipe at
Murphy and some one not mentioned.
Mr. Jerome gave out un interview In
which he said:
"It is no surprise to me to nn1
Murphy practically declaring for
Hearst. The only reason for my tak-
ing an active part In politics this yeai
is to carry on the fight of last year,
which was a fight to free the people
pi ess company took It to the Lake ^ parties from the domination of
Bhore depot and July 10 It waa claimed MUrh political panhandlers.
and Checked fur N< w York, where It "Birds of a feather flock together,
wns received ai the Grand Central and w|1Bn a person 'Intellectually
depot July 16. From that depot stent- >ter„ei H„(.|niiy vulgar and morally ob
land was traced to one of the big ocean )n(mltl th(J (,ecant people of th.
liners and, it Is declared to South
Do
It
Now
America. a
Plans to arrange a prompt payment
of a second dividend to the depositors
of the looted Mllaukee Avenue State
Tlank as soon* as the first. 20 per cent
dividend is distributed among the de-
positors a'f now being completed by
Receiver John Fetier.
Liquidation of many of the real
estate loans is expected to 1h' eaay ac-
roriilng to I he showing made by the
report of slate Examiner Jones Many
or the men who «ecured the real estate
loans ..re In a position to pav them up
nt on..- and In view of the misery
and suffering "f the depositors, sevei-
al have sUnified their intention to do
•n.
Not Caught Vet.
does the Springfield baseball play-
er who is being sounht for by the
local authoriti. s lor the assault com-
mitted by him upon one of ill* team
mates lait Saturday, has not been
apprehended as yet.
A free trip for Me young ladies—
The l'ost's 16th Slar Contest.
tuse' insults tho decent people of the
state, irrespective of parly, by seek-
ing the nomination of a political party
by advancing dollars and not Ideas an.)
bv methods akin to those of the black-
mailer, no thinking man rould doubt
where Murphy would be found.
"1 should fear 1 had lost all my
Ideals if I found men of this type sup
porting me except under absolute
compulsion."
Mr. Murnhy got Into print also, re
ferrlng to a pretty tart remark about
him by Mr. John O'Urlen, Mayor Mc-
Clellan's right-hand man. Mr. Mur-
phy look occasion to throw a bouquet
at Mr. Hearst, and for thankB got a
severe "turning down'1 from Mr.
Hearst, who is iu the field against all
the oldilne democrats.
Mr. Murphy said yest. rday: "I nn i-r. , ,,
tlce that O'Brien says that I cannot; J A Lb
deliver the Tammany delegation I
don't know whether I can or not, but
11 Is certain that O'Brien cannot de-
liver the delegation, and neither can
his friends."
Mr. Murphy wenl on to add, with
some anger in his voice, that there
would be no division In the ranks of
the Tammany delegates, that the una
would prevail and lhat the dele
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COLORS WON COMiRKSK CLOKKK AM UNO THE KNIGHTS WON
TROPHY
BEHR UNDERWENT GRUELLING
CONTEST IN TOURNAMENT.
CHILEAN PRESIDENT SENDS CON
DOLENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
WESTERN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT IN DOUBT.
FOURTH NEW JERSEY SCORES 967
AT SEAGIRT.
„ ^ Th,.. ptavers Tie For First Place in While the Shoot Was Beset With Bad
National Lawn Tennis Tournament En- Americans Will^Return Home ^y^ ay the Chicago Contest Scores Weather, Results Were Good.
Are Given.
DELMAR
GARDEN
countered Bad Weather—Some
Wonderful Shota in Contest.
of Europe—Chilean's Represen-
tative To Resign.
Has a Paving Mudd . gatlOtt would vote for the candidate
Enid, okla.. Auk. 27.—(Special.) al favore(j (jle majority of all the ! —
a meeting of the city council Saturday (|ejegate8. ;
-night the paving question was again u wag jU8t he Hft,d fh,g that Newport, K. I., Aug. 27.—Yale grit, Klo do Janeiro, Aug-
taken up and Mayor Mowers veto 01 I Mui.phy waH induced to say some- hacked by splendid physical condition, slon of the Pan-An£erican c i
1agphalt contract was tahied. ■ 1,ut«* .i.^ ..Aintitm nh. >nmiu ai* mnauro *• .« . -j~
is slated that he will ------
Bam,, and then the council will eithir
appoint a special committee to l8n
in his stead, or ti e Warner-Qulnlan
company will bring mandamus pro-
r'.fdines to force hi* signature. It s
-• , thing of the relative chances of Messrs
•efuse to s gn jerome aQ(j Hearst, and Incidentally
Chicago, Aug. 27. — .....
play tonight for the western chain-
plonshlp in the 'hess tournament,
whic h has been going on tor the past
~ Seagirt, N. J., Aug^ 21.—'The Fourth
\t fl„. end of till) New Jersey played lis old enemy, the
At tiie ena lofsov i
First. N6w Jersey today in the Colum-
bia trophy match, scoring 967 to the |
First's 937. The l#mrth therefore
hag"0tteuhuiSiuphed before!°Ttat star-i close this evening Inside the pavil- which has been going on^ °h« trophy presented by the Dls-I
to "make clear his own feelings ling sou of Old Ell, Karl H. Hehr, ion was crowded with omelal. and ^of th(. phly,.rH trict of Columbia national guard $100
One of his questioners casually In-'Jr., lawn tenuis, hock«'y and othor members of society, while . f ■ j , jj,..., piuc(. each having aI1<) medals, lhe Mrst gets $75,
quired if lie had found any sentiment kinds of an expert, won his place in was brilliantly illuminated in honor were tied ^ ^ tW() Tllo and silver medals, and the Second reg-1
i m it u for Mr- Jerome In Tammany Hall, the final round of tho national lawn, the occasion. Brazilian uhvers tied are Magnus Smith, of iment, which came in third '
_ rc-e h 8 aig.*!!tuff^lt wlthout tb« uflual pauBe with which tennis tournament after live of the Baron de Rio Branca, the Brazil an ptaye s "ed^are ^brechtf of SL gets $50 and silver meda s The Fifth
Htated that no opposition will be m* | Mr Murphy always answers questions most gruelling and grinding sets ever minister of^ foieign aff. ., i/)Uis unci II. F. Lee of Chicago regiment was fourth, wtth 760. The
> v the property ownnrs to tin pilt to him he snapped out Impulsively, witnessed on tho Casino court. The 'the farewell ad(Jres^' . , ( lU il. of Winnipeg is fourth and Fourth and First see-sawed hiough
tract, but that they will attack be lfr !.j h found ab8olutely none; not a hlg Yale boy who braved the rain was glad the conferenoe ^ be^ held C. Blake^yvmnipe^^^. . . ^ nntt H
tm P-rtlcl.." waited breathlessly as each shot,was ^a^reJol^JUatJt was^abottt L.
ALL THIS WEEK
HIGH-CLASS
VAUDEVILLE
Uedeman, of Chicago,
Stewards to Honor Roosevelt.
Niagara Falls. Aug. -7- -The Interna-
tiona! Stewards' association, an or-
ganization with a larm membership
Throughout the United States and tan-
a la began its annual convention here
fo.lav The association will elect l'res
idem Roosevelt to honorary member
ship, because of his Interest in pure
food ioRl-latlon. The convention will
remain In semslon until Friday,
Charged With Girl'. Murder.
Herkimer, N. Y. Aug. 27—An extra-
ordinary term of the supreme court
convened here today for the trial of
Chester Gillette, who is charged with
Hie murder of Orace llrown. Silo went
(Oil cm llig Moose Lake with Oiiietto,
ami be asserts that she was drowned.
«fter tho accidental upsetting of the
boat,
the <lay, first one leading and then
the other, until at 1,000 yards the
Fourth took a forty point spurt. High
"l"" I ionau.| wuPliyw-ff**.™acore was 188 by Private Minervlni.
suggested. ' tmmit M. «-i M. H-® and sions would be benefleial to the l„g and continue until the ^ampion <>f ( T?(> last pt,rt of th,
"Yea, plenty of It," he replied quiek- 6-1. l'<-ace of South Ani r «. * fhe Kanies tonight stood as match was shot in a driving storm
While this match was being fought Mr. '"r'T r°f . rrAilTnt Hlir~ i fnlltn?" ti,. | . tar tn>
Won l/)«t
particle." waited breathlessly as each shot was here and rejoiced IWt it amlty' lle plav' for "drs't honors and the eharn-
"Well. will yon say If you have fou«d brought olt until he had defeated Kay- to adjourn In p f h ' pionshlp will be gin Wednesday morn
auy sentiment In the organization for niond D. Utile, captain of the Inter- was sure that thoje_sult _oi ine 7,",!
Hearst?" It was next suggested.
Wanted-—Clean
Post.
cotton rags. The
While this match was being lougnt Mr. Kiuein e, < * - rimo fnllnw^
'"Is Mr. Hearst your personal out upon the championship stretch of gram of thanks from - > . ,onces n-iiiu-s—
choice?" it was asked. turf. Wm. J. Clothier was defeating of that republic the wndoieiices Narn^ wlnni
This Inquiry sent Mr. Murphy back J. D. F. Jones, the expert or the extended by the « countrv. <; 11. Wolbrrcht. St
Into his shell. He dropped the an 1 mat- Longwood cricket club. Clothier was oarthuake dlsast Arirontino" re- 11 f l.« Chicago
«d manner with Which he had asserted far too skilful for Jones to do more Mr. Naniiless, fh f tllt, ,,eace ( Hlak«'. Winnipeg
that there was no feeling for Mr. Je- than plod along against him. Actually public. a . g been developed i il* t rdemann, Chicago
rome in the organisation, but^ that Clothier ojitclassed Jones and j.nJiU and^od wlU „ ^ H(, pnliS(,(1 thp re. , Kppens. Chlcag.
delegates by
Louis. .5
Hoosler Centenarian's Birthday.
Indianapolis. Aug. 27—Rev. Wesley s
Borders, a resilient of ! ren bellevea that 1 may have some
this state, celebrated his 100th ' ^ _ nicnts of strength with (he people,
dav toda>. Mr. Borders Is one of the j ^ u|„nl by it through r
oldest republican voters in Indiana. He
cast his first vote for John Quinev
Adams, In 1828, and from the ..ni'*
of Fremont until the last presiden-
tial year 1904. he has cast his bnllot
ofr tiie republican candidates Mr. Hol-
ders was born in Virginia. Aug 27
1806, and came to Indiana in 1*30
Four generations of his family art
now living.
there was plenty of It for Hearst, and place In the final round of the great
said: "1 have no personal candidate, tournament by the score of 6-3, 6-3,
1 am not committed to anybody and 6-3. Clothier and Hehr will meet in
will be for the candidate who is the tho finals Tuesday.
choice of the majority of the dele- Seven times In the fourth sot of
gates." the Behr-Llttle match the latter was
Mr. Hearst got his Inning yesterday, within a stroke of victory and each
too, and scored against all the other time Behr beat him by wonderful
democrats in the game. place shots until the international
"Over three months ago I gave an player was finally shaken off and the
Interview defining my position, which Yale player, rated as a "comer cap-
1 have not altered. lured the match. Bo severe waB the
"1 said McCarren may be for ma gruelling of tills contest that waged
as reported, but 1 am not for McCar- with wavering fortunes 'or more than
ron. I regard him strictly as a corpor- three hours, that toward the end or
ntlon representative, and not as a dem- this set Little was taken with cramps
"cat. 1 understand his motives in In hi. legs and his Inability to cover wattjer ■''" from
giving the impression that he Is for his court afforded Behr an opportunity iB|Pr at Washit a <j s,.rvico M
They are wholly selflsli. McOnr i„ win the crucial set of the match. ,:he Chilean diplomat! ^
- Mttle'a right hand and forearm tight- though his party was defc.iten
in the conferenc
.■eption accorded
,hArgenenil jollification followed. La-
ter in the evening there was a ball
nt the foreign office. Every one is
pleased at such a "uccesaful termlnii.
tion of the labors of the conference
Some of the delegates will sail for
home tomorrow and all will be gone
bv the fifth of September. Moat of
the Americans will return home v a
Europe Mr. Buchanan, head of the
\merlcan delegation, will go to liue-
ncis Avres first and from that place
sail for Kurc.pe
I Walker Martinet, the Chilean mill
(". Eppens. Chicago
Schrader. St. Louis.
N. Stacy, Minneapolis
• 1H
SUIT FOR BACK TAXES
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Is Asked to Pay *100,000.
Cincinnati, Aug. 21.—'The third suit
for hack taxes within a few months
past was filed today against the
1'nion Central Life Insurance com-
pany of this City, of which company
the late Governor Pattison was pros
ldent for many years.
claimed in thp suit today was $94
121. with a flvi' ner cent penalt
amounting o $47.3" 6.
^ __ and ened with cramp in the fifth set and
lie hopes to profit by It through mak- toward the close ho was uuable to
ing it aniwar that he favors my nom- ret his strokes so that there was any
mat Ion for some office.' direction to them notth.
"I don't mind saying that It will physical weakness of Little^ however,
bo a mighty bad thing for both Mur- but the woiilerful stand made nj r
pliy and MeCarrvn to be 'for me' tf f when he seemed to be n beaten m-'
last election he'was asked to remalti
in the service ltosiness In'eresK how
ever, compel him to retire His suc-
cessor has not yet been selected
THREE ADRIFT IN BOAT.
M lared «lertjd as mayor ft Is that will
Frisco Insurance Co.
San Francisco, Aue 27. The first
Insurance caso Involving the earth-
class was called for trial to*
efore Superior Judge Hobbard.
ise Is that of the Rosenthal Shoe
tiCHinst the Wllltamsbui
ouak
day hef«
Th-
company, j
insurance >
a t^st easr-
pantes and
he guided In
clfdon in thl
A free trl
mi cnw It is regarded as chines and thr.fiie' tVu^t
and both insurance coin machine d
probably
irse by th«
absurd to talk of .1 combination be- In lawn tennis hUtory as one of the
tween these men and myself t have most remarkable exhibitions
not sought their support In any way. and nerv<- In every wa> ' .
and never -hall do ao uphill work of yonnf Behr equals
• I repeat now that I am absolutely those remarkable battles over 1the net
and unalterably" ot.ppse.1 to the Mur- on the part of the ' ,hH
phvs and the ilcCaiA-ens. and also to Wrenn, when the lat ■ . ..
the Sullivans and tho McHellans. and halcyon days of holding and defending
to th< kind of polities that thaj all bla championship. .
represent I am opposod to boss rule
in politics. I am opposed to corpora-
tion control of parties through ma-
thr.fnct that a boss or a
l^r*S for me floes not al
attitude In any particular T
am also opposed to the Hyans and Hel>
monts and their Hefonies. in inilltlcs
aeemed to be a Dean n man , u_ y,
'mis., this contest to go down summer Guest. Took Biq Chance and ••
. ■ - ..... tho Itr. Ac I.OPt.
NEW LABOR ORGANIZATION.
Postal Clerks In >he Government Em-
ploy Affect An Organization.
Chicago. Aug 27.—Government pos_
tal clerks from all over the T'nited
States met tonight and formed an or-
Given Up As Lost.
Muskegon. Mich. Aug. -. \dv ..
from I-ike Harbor, Muskegon sum-
mer resort, six miles from the .iiy
sav that three persons, one man anil
two women are .drift in a small row
boat. In a heave sea on Lake Michigan
tonight Those in the boat are .lam
Costello. of New York cttv Ml
Blanche Taylor, of St. I
Miss Fva Birch, of Clnelnn
party left the hotel dock In the Mona
lnlce channel today shortly after lunch
and rowed out toward the lake. At I .e
piers thev were warned by several
persons not to go out further, but
Miss Townsend's Fiance.
1 London, Aug. 27 —The Duke de Al-
M.a. who : ecordlng to rumor, is lo mar
! rv Miss Mathllde Townsend of Phila-
delphia. Is descended from the moat
".'".-estlng line of ancestors. Indeed.
the royal blood of Kng.and in
his veins He is descended from King
James II. of Kngland and Arabella
Of Marlborough and through her in-
fluence over King .lames II the foun
der nf the fortunes of the Puke of
Marlborough's family
It wns the m'osent Out
father, the flftenth Duk
r>ther-ln-law of Empr
u City Wi^s xvho killed the mited States minister
■ouls. Mo., and M Sou](l ln a due, nt Madrid In tho
nclnnati. the . . n ftftips Another fact
or the young ladb
Star Contest.
P«
l nu n .icronn s in poiuici, ■ p ... , i,nn.n
the con up. ;, e of wealth to debauch gani.sttowhich fUUMr be
he ballot, and to the purchase of pup
In office/*
Shall Girl'Beet Weeders
Wear Overalls is Issue
;.s the American Federation or Postal
Clerks The meeting was addressed
1>\ ,t O Pierce, national orgnnb.er of
the American Federation <>f Labor
and their charter was accepted by him
to send to the general offices of the
federation with his recommendation
for Its acceptance
The main objects of the new organ
Izatlon seem to be to try to secure an
incrraso In wage* and an eight-hour
persons no> m ?;<• Malaga ana wn-
continued their cruise in spite of the p^n.idelphla.
raging surf That was the last seen ^|lss Townsen
. .. ti— i r.nt In tho lal<«v , , i .i
atter part of the fifties Another f.
of Interest to Americans Is that the
Duke I-- a m eat great-grand son of
William Kirkpatriek who for many
veins was 1'nlted States consul at
Malaga and who lived for a time In
which drenched tho camp for two
hours.
The sixth Massachusetts handily
•j won the honors this afternoon ln the
2 company match, scoring 292, ten shots
:< at 200 and BOO yards. Company C, of
4 the Fourth New Jersey, was a close
4i.„ second at 289, while I), of the First |
r, Maine, was third at 2S7. and F, of
BV, the Fifth Maryland fourth at 284. There
were twenty contestants, the score of
company L, of the second New Jer-
sey. being thrown out because the team
failed to finish in the time limit.
The leading scores by rnnges follow:
Names— 200 yds. 500 yds. Total
Sixth Muss 1«
Fourth N. J i3H
TI. First Maine.. 13S
F. Fifth Md 134
Out. Plat. 1st. 111.141
2nd Troon. N. J..134
on i" < - ^ on(j wash. ...13fi
The amount nenver cy. Troop 126
INSURANCE MAN SUICIDE9.
Baltimore Manager of the Prudential
Company Takes Life With Gun.
Baltimore, Md., Aug. 27. Gilbert R.
Walters, resident manager of the Pru-
dential insurance company, was found
tonight in the Eutaw Place Hebrew
temple, with a bullet hole through his
head and bis lifeless hand still grasp-
ing a pistol.
Walters was last seen alive about
two hours before when he entei«d al
drug store near the synagogue and |
, ailed up bis office over the telephone,
saving he would be there in a little:
While lie was hatless and appeared
t,, be'greatly excited. The coroner la
now investigating to ascertain the mo-
tive for the suicide Wal'ers was
about 45 years old and married.
1. Joe Garga—Wonderful Acrobat.
2. The Morrelles—Comedy Act.
3. The Deloyc—Singing Comedians
4. Intermission.
6. The Kingsburrys — Musical
Comedy.
6. Gladys Middleton — Singing
Corned iene.
7. The Busch Family—A Comedy
Sketch.
MATINEES
Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday
149
292
151
2R9
14!>
287
150
2S4
140
281
142
276
139
275
134
27ft
EVENING
PRICE. . .
s jrrand-
nf Alba.
Fill gen i
of them as they kept out ln the lak
Wli^n it was found at supper time
that 'bey wore missing, alarm was
felt for their safety and 'he life swards
started a lookout for them, but as a
mild fog arose and darkness wore on
nothing could be distinguished on tm
lake Costello Is an oarsman of vri-at
i.bllltv but crave !• rs ar.> ontertalned
for tbe safety of the party.
d. a deeldedb
some girl. Is the daughter of Lawrene
Townsend who until recently was th
American Minister at Brussels. He
mother Is a warm friend of Qu
Mexandra and h
itor at Sandrlnghnni.
This Is My 78th Birthday.
Count Leo Tolstoy, the most prom- j
lncnt of the Russian novelists and also
renowned as a social reformer, was,
horn at Yasnava Poliana, Aug. -8,
lend 182*. His great ancestor was Pete-
Tolstoy, the friend of Peter the,'"1*
Great. As a youth Tolstoy attended
the University of Kazan, and at the
fripnri or uueeu age 23 entered the army and
„erc,: :frequent vis- . wen, _ with his brother -o -he Causa-
THE
INDIAHOMA CLUB
Is now serving daily,
BREAKFAST. 7:30 to 10 a. ra„ Me.
BUSINESS LUNCHEON. 12 !• 2:30, 25c.
REGULAR SUPPER. 6 to 8 p. m„ 30c.
A la Carte Service Irom 7:30 a. m.
12 p. m. daily.
The Club wishes to call attention
to its excellent facilities for taking
care of banquets, weddings, luncheon
parties, etc. Prices the most rea-
sonable to be had in the city.
EXCURSIONS.
Via.
ist
OKLAHOMA CITY
$29 60
$67.10
$33.60
Nebi
pern:
In tin
la ttu
Aug. 27 - The future
Industry in Northe
ends upon a question
folic
et weeders
overalls or
at wci
sklrtH
... lb- themselves ;md the beet
ri < rt declare for overalls, which are
now h« rally worn by the women
in (lei.! wort
But the Rev Charles Savage, t(h<4
Omaha evangelist, who a short time
ago became famous In Salt Lake City
b) < austng a minister and his wife to
become "brother and sister," when he
preached against divorce, lias now con-
demned the practice ar "'immoral and
leading to ine destruction of uiodewty "
What i|«va^e does not approve of
in Nebraska Is i bad thing: for the
community to tolerate, as h« quit Uly
brings a community Into disrepute by
hoIdiUK It up as the modern city of
wickedness and sink hole of civlti/.a-
tlon.
The girls and women declaie they
cannot make a living working In skirts j but thev will b
as they are paid by the row. | Milwaukee.
if the new union were elect
„ Oothla Chicago, president: .T
J, Field LouIhv ille. Ky.. vice-president
V pfciffer, Milwaukee, secretary:
John F Hons.' Nashville. Tenn troas
, H " Caven-'v San Pranelsro
national organizer
The delegates decided o nu**' In
Indianapolis the firs' Monday in 10ft?
The headquarters of the new organira
ti. .i have not yet been decided noon
either In Chicago or
F.nid.
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Primary In Alabama.
.lontfomery. Ala.. Aug.. 27.—Rep rta
tions < f the state Indicate
prims rv Ih (ooceedlng Sin
i the prospects of an un*
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confidence In th* on
1 teres! '-enters In !h
tost. In which then
| of cut rles.
sus. He fought in u.e Crimean war
aa I at Its close, resigned his comnils-1
sion and devoted himself to literature. | $20.45
One of his earliest works, "War and ;
Peace" is most appraise! b; Russians $2^.45
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„ is7fi. To.stov has given himself up ($23.00
10 social problems, with the hope of
supplying mankind with a better mor-
,th- aTul religious philosophy than that $66 00
In which now obtains In the world.
, s Kreut/.er Sonata" api>eared in 1890
'.resenting a certain theory of morals
,, i, which so shocked some eminent
[v m- Christians in America that it was
-norsifii 1 .press raided" by the authorities. Tolstoy'*
Much In views regarding political reform have
senatorial on brought him into collision with the
Is a large Held Russian authorities on several occa
, bions.
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