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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 2

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TAT IS CONIDENT! MONDAY SPECIAL BRYAN ULL HOPE sgoo Women's Suits Excellently Taihr ROCKEELLER IN SENSATION Manhattan Shirts All 15c 2 for 25c $25 $1000 Eyesight Testing Lined Net Waist $398 free of charge is backed by ESTABLISHED 1080 1 on the No Charge for Alterations 1890 NEW HUSBAND OR HELEN PREDICTED BY TAT miss Maloney is engaged I had ALL DOUBTS ARE DISPELLED RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTE CALLS DEMOCRACY UNSAE WISCONSIN ALSO ON LIST and public! ten the solid South the follow' ft the loft DROWNS AT POST DUTY Total 164 River rom there direct to Jumps rom husband committed DEAD IN MOONSHINE PLAY HOOSIER BRIDE WELCOMED HEARST SUED OR $3000 1 fS Special $15 Suits the of and he says he was abused by crew until passengers inter 39 io MACK BUM IS SURE 333 VOTES 3 15 3 8 23 8 the for to alling ono of the persons close (he breach has iThe speech of Secretary Root In full Will be found on Paces 14 and 15 County torlals papers jcontrollod by Mr tacking the character of Mr but Mr We have a large and varied assortmlta in Sterling Silver Picture fameal ovals and squares plain and engraved from 3 inches to 10 inches' In height $100 up to $25 00 i Creation Posed for Us By Our Own Model Wyoming Indiana Idaho Montana Ohio Nebraska South Dakota Suits at $3950 Suits at $2500 fc CIRCUS ATHLETE INJURED Campaign Practically Ended With Closing Odds avoring Rc publican Ticket Quarter Size Collars New York Governorship in Doubt With Hughes Leading Among Bettors Says Empire State Is as Strong ly Republican Even as Penn sylvania ABLE NEITHER TO WALK NOR STAND ON HEAD Nominee to Spend Sunday in Buf falo and Speak in Ohio Tomorrow Secretary Root orecasts Gen eral and Long Continued Dis aster to Country The Puts Indiana New York Ohio and Many Other States in Demo cratic Column The new brown and green stiff hats also the new light color soft hats In green and brown shades are here in the Autowear at $200 Has more stylo and quality than can' found in any hat at MIIXIONATRE CHICAGO WHOSE IDENTITY IS WITHHELD PENDING DECISION ROM ROME WILL OVERLOOK ESCAPADE free Minn Railroad Employe alls Into reight loat PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct overboard while at work on Pennsylvania Railroad Company's freight floats at the foot of Mickle street Cam den Charles Redfield 25 years old a member of the New Jersey Naval Re serves was drowned Irwin also employed on the float called for Redfield shortly after 2 o'clock and when there was no response he made a search of the craft Unable to locate the young man Irwin came to the conclusion that he had drowned and later located the body with grappling Irons Coroner ithian gave a certificate of accidental death Redfield lived at Westville Sterling Picture rame 1 is departed from the faith Suppose he were to get into the White House and we had a monetary stringency which might be likely to follow his accession to power and suppose there should be a drain on our gold suppose then the ques tion arose whether the executive order now in force in the Treasury Department by which gold is paid out for silver and for other obligations of the Government on demand should be reversed and such payment refused as it might be under the orders of the secretary of the treasury and of course the secretary of the treas ury being nothing but the finger of the President would obey What the President told him to do Could Go on Silver Basis "Under these conditions the executive could go on a silver basis "Now I say that to vote for Mr Bryan on the theory that he has no' power to injure us by being President by putting into force his peculiar economic theories is to assume a condition that Is not true "Then in the course of an administra tion of four years a great number of business questions arose that required settlement by a man with business sense and conservative foresight and I regret to say that Mr Bryan In his history be fore this country has shown a capacity for not recognizing a sound business prin ciple when he meets it on the Before reviewing the parade Mr Taft addressed an exclusively labor meeting making his labor speech EMPEROR WILLIAM ALLOWS IMREBIA CHANCELLOR TO PUBLISH EXPLA NATION MEETING PIHIJSHED ATTACKS ON JUS MAJESTY 'I Eight Year Old Lad is Shot by Brother In Game CINCINNATI Oct While play ing moonshiner at their home on Slate Lick Creek near Whitesburg Charles Morgan 6 years old shot his bfother Sammy Morgan 8 years old in the fore head killing him Instantly The lad wept over his victim for hours and ills mind may become unbalanced as a result of the tragedy The little fellows had taken a revolver from its hiding place in an old dresser and It was not until the report was heard that the mother knew anything of the natuie of the dangerous game they were playing Denison Hotel Bldg 133 North Pennsylvania Street NEW PHONE 4872 the prince took' re Emperor permitte to publish a full ex the attacks uponjil Raincoats Rubberized silk broad stripe in black and colors stylish loose model at Trimmed Hats at $650 An innovation that won instant approval Exquisite creations exact copies of rench pat terns of the finest and most beautiful materials shapes that we feel sure there is one here for you The styles arc superb and they are surely of $900 variety Norfolk Sweaters In cardinal gray and white mannish and fancy weaves $200 to $300 Clarkson was ago when the Eng country after the her wedding to married for a a student in PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct 5 AeJ cording to information received here Miss Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Ma loney the millionaire churchman will not marry Capt Samuel Clarkson I the Eng lishman with whom she eloped to Europe a year ago but It is reported will wed instead an American of her own faith who lives in Chicago if the ecclesiastical court at Rome will permit The engagement with broken several months lishman came to this legal annulment of Arthur Osborne lark while Princeton U' While this is a to the family 1 not been ma Miss Maloi It was admit her return fre in law and sister ivi White Lawn Waists 98c Six models prettily trimmed some in yoke effect of imitation crochet oth ers trimmed front and back with Val enciennes insertion new sleeves and stock collar Coloradans Greet Mrs Mary Glassner Nee Moses of Rushvlfie Ind COLLINS Colo Oct Ernest Glassner secretary of the Water Supply and Storage Company arrived to night with his bride who was Miss Mary Moses of Rushville Ind When the couple stepped from the train they wore seized by a party of friends hustled Into a rickety old cart to which was attached an infirm mule and to the music of cow bells horns and other noise producing articles were escorted through the prin cipal streets attended by a crowd of young friends who showered them with rice and old shoes Kern Dernoon Pile and istula Cure Sample treatment of Red Cross Pile and istula Cure and book explaining piles sent Rx'jA cd uept a by Minneapolis Empire Satin Gowns model black whit canard light or old blue smoke pink or violet richly hand embroidered trimmed with silk fringe tuck net yoke demi train skirt Special $2500 Oirectoire Broadcloth Coal Special for SIS ull length model satin cuffs and collar body of coat and fevers elaborately embroidered ull lined with guaranteed satin After ive Tries at the Chalk Line Pris oner alls Disgracefully at His Own Specially Selected Test LOS ANGELES Cal Oct nosh drunk jush good Am ment offisher belong to station Can walk chalk line right now" said Ed vard Thayer to Desk Sergeant Smith at the Central Station He was arrested by Patrolman Needham for creating a disturbance and molesting women in Broadway Court He was booked on a charge of being drunk A peaceful calm rested over the station and it was decided to give the prisoner an opportunity to demonstrate his ability to walk straight Accordingly some one drew a long white line on the floor Thayer made an effort to stand erect and then at tempted to walk the narrow way The first step was directly upon the line The next step was a yard to the left of it He was given five chances Each succeeding trial was worse than the other "I mush admit I do It" he said "but I can stand on my head" He was told to try It rom his unsuccessful ef forts it appeared as if he had no idea of the location of his head Thayer flnaliy admitted he could not meet tho test and was locked up SV election I' A New Invisible Bifocals Your eyesight is invaluable You should give it the most thoughtful care When your head aches or your eyes become tired by a little use the eyes should be given a thorough examination and glasses procured if necessary tuy examination annougn eigmeen years oi expen ence and is most careful and thorough My charges for glasses are most moderate All glasses are guaranteed for one year i Headquarters for Invisi ble Bifocal Lenses for ar and Near Seeing at our new reduced price SEES BIG MENACE III ELECTION Of ARYAN ox Lake Couple Badly Burned by Oil Becoming Ignited OX LAKE AVIs Oct 31 rederick Brown and his wife living just out of town were badly burned Mrs Brown probably fatally ly an explosion of oil they were heating on a stove in a form used to set the tires of a wheel with The oil ignited and burst Into a flame en veloping Mrs Brown She picked up the form and threw It out of doors tho burn ing oil catching her clothes and in a min ute she was ablaze from head to foot She started to run and Mr Brown took a blanket which he tried to throw over his wife He enveloped her in the blanket and rolled her on the ground his hands and arms and face being badly burned The fire was finally smothered but Mrs Brown was badly burned her limbs being charred The house caught fire but this was extinguished without serious loss Burden of Bank Deposit Guar antee He Declares Would all Upon All Suicide's Widow of Hospital NEW YORK Oct 31 In the manner that her Okie Mrs AnnaDressel of 169 East Six first street a melancholia patient In I Hahnemann Hospital leaped to her da from the window of her room on I fourth floor of the Institution Last August her husband who wa postal clerk and was taking a course study became stricken with melanehl and killed himself by jumping from bedroom window At his home 1 Every now style collar is here in quarter sizes This gives you four sizes to the inch and insures a perfect fit All our collars are made with the new patent Lino cord eyelet end buttonhole that will not tear out styles Yon buelow cant qui ROCHESTER Oct After a week's campaigning In New York city and state which ended here tonight with a duplicate of the rousing demonstrations he has inspired wherever he went IL Taft made this statement: "The State of New York is the most Republican port of the United States even more Republican than the State of Pennsylvania Thrc is every indication through that part of the state above Bronx that there will be a majority the Republican tiqket nearly equal that of Mr Roosevelt four years ago Democratic majority of the city of New York will' probably not exceed 70000 votes This will be overcome by the Republican vote above the Bronx with such overwhelming force as to give the Republican ticket in the Empire State a clear majority from 100000 This roseate view of the nominee has neon reflected in each or tne speeches he made today Mr Taft had cordial receptions In Elmira Waverly Owego Lesterehlrc Binghamton Whit ney's Point Marathon Cortland and Ithaca In this city tonight his presence inspired a monster parade which he re viewed by going to convention hall where thousands paid their tribute to his presence in tho demonstration of enthu siasm equaling mat oi any auaience nominee has addressed Goes to Ohio Tomorrow After his meeting1 here Mr Taft on his special train for Buffalo where he will spend Sunday with Mrs Taft who will join him there and accompany him Monday to Ohio where he will speak in Cleveland at noon and at Youngstown in tne evening going irom Cincinnati After the election Mr will go to Hot Springs nominee expects to gain absolute rest mid September his speeches Connecticut New Jersey Oregon Kansas and Both Dakotas ig ure in Estimates Silk Entire Waists of all over tucking with coin dots of Copenhagen and violet embroidery fancy stock collar with smart bow tie long sleeves finished with fine plaiting of Brussels net The best shirts on earth There are no better made They combine style fit and workmanship in the highest degree are showing an exceptionally large line of patterns for fall in stiff and pleated bosoms They cost no more than the ordinary kind $150 and Up Jumps Over Backs of Elephants alls In juring Spine TTHLADELU1HA Pa Oct Albert Ashton of Toledo a young circus acrobat la In Cooper Hospital Camden in a precarious condition with a supposed fracture of the spine Ashton was per forming with his company nt Riverside Ills act consisted In taking a run and leaping over the bucks of some ele phants In doing so lie slipped and In stead of landing nn his feet fell on bls back and lay writhing convulsively in the sawdust Ho was carried into the dress ing room where ho was treated by sev eral doctors summoned from the aud ience The physicians found that Ash legs wore paralyzed nnd fearing that his splno wns frauturod advised that he be sent to a hospital Ho wns brought to Cooper Hospital late In the night where tho physicians will use the rays to ascertain whether the spine is frac tured so tlif) and in 1900 the rinsing odds the night before elec tion were the same In 1904 at the Hoff man the night before de feat tho odds wore 6 to 1 and a few bets were made at 10 to 1 the overwhelm ing defeat of tho Democratic nominee thus being accurately foreshadowed in the bet ting At this late hour it would take a sen 1 nation of the first magnitude probably to change those odds They have lengthened Instead of shortened since Mr Rockefel little interview was published Perhaps no previous campaign has ever been as short as this the Republicans waiting until Oct 1 to go Into action Democratic confidence which was In cvl den ha at the Denver convention grown by leaps and bounds until that time and in some quarters has been con tinued Confidence Based on Panic At the Denver convention and at the time the campaign was mapped out much of this confidence seined to be based on the panic of last fall and the number of mon out of work The blank demanding guaranteed bank deposits was looked upon as a drawing one for voters by reason the panic and particularly effective for campaign pur poses in tlie middle West The panic as a campaign weapon in the minds of some has not come up to expectations mainly because tho localities most affected by it have had a chance to recover and more men than perhaps was calculated have undoubtedly gone back to work The Republican's soft spot lias been largely the middle West and a good chance for defeat lay too in the factional contest's which at tho beginning of this campaign existed in almost every Tb'pub llcon state Those who are predicting Republican success next Tuesday after a careful survey of the country base such predictions largely on the remarkable manner In which Republicans got to gether on the hnrno stretch tho friendli ness of the business interests again for the party a friendliness which has be come more marked as the campaign has proceeded tho immense power of the fed eral patronage and the great reduction in the number of unemployed in the last month Both Nominees Are Busy Mr Taft has talked in twenty three states made 409 speeches and addressed two or three million people since the call came to him to get busy and abandon he plan trr a rront poren campaign Bryan has talked a great deal more has not visited as many states as Taft who invaded the South a bit of work Mr Bryan did not think necessary for obvious reasons The munbor of speeches the two men have made in ft day have been about the same but as an endurance test it lias broken all records and tho future in this respect may never see an other such grilling run lost Judging from the talk of those who have been watch ing it While the Republicans are confident of carrying New York the re election of Governor Hughes is not at nil certain ap parently though it is tho consensus of opinion that the drift has been toward him ns wook assert the Governor will have a of 170000 at least outside of tl The Democratic managers have At Very Attractive Prices Macle of mixtures dark shadings and broadcloths single J1 'breasted long coat satin lined circular gored skirt fl value $2250 special at entire Democratic people ocean and from the lakes Democratic victory Is In Directoire Tailored Suits Imported broadcloth in black and lead ing tall sliades long coat novelty silk lined with high 4VK collar and revers satin and Persian trimming corselet flflflB gored skirt real value $3500 Ml Dressy Tailored Suits Two and three piece models of imported broadcloth in black and all the new fall shades long Jift Direct oiro or tailored coats fancy silk lined a 1 value $4950 NEW YORK Oct 31 The presidential campaign of 1908 practically closed today Its elofting features here were the parade of the business men up Broadway for Taft in which it is estimated 55000 men participated and a speech delivered at Riding Academy before an enormous crowd by Elihu Root secretary of state Mr Root confined himself al most entirely to citing reasons why Mr Bryan should not bo elected to succeed Mr Roosevelt Mr Taft wound up bls campaign in tills state with a tour through the southern tier of counties ending at Rochester to night but like Mr Bryan he is to keep up the endurance contest Monday and so is Governor Hughes who will make speeches In this city on that day But for all Intents and purposes the campaign is closed and naught remains but to cast and count the votes and se6 how near the official and unofficial fore casters came to it once more Never at any time has tiic present po litical contest had the sensational features of some of those of the past Unusually dull at its beginning it has continued so save for tho letters read by Mr Hearst which resulted in the elimination uf Senator oraker and Governor Haskell Rockefeller In inal Sensation Mr Hearst has not come up to the hopes of sensation lovers in unloading letters more interesting than his first batch contained and it has apparently remained for Mr Rockefeller to inject the sensation of the closing days without which a presidential campaign bo a campaign at all But for Mr interview sup porting Taft the campaign might have closed as dully as it began but now both sides are busy over it Chairman Mack for the Democrats is out with a statement that the interview followed ten days' negotiations between the Republican managers and I lie Stan dard Oil to get tile support and 11000000 contribution and the latest White House utterance calls the Interview a Rockefeller trick done with the con nivance of the Democrats Naturally it has enabled both Mr Bryan and Mr Taft to make new speeches with Standard OH and Mr Rockefeller as their text in their heart breaking speech making finish Nothing has come from Mr 'Rockefeller to show which side is right It la perhaps significant to look im partially that despite the strenuous at tempts being made to use the Rockefeller interview as a coup de grace the betting odds have lenghtenod steadily on Taft un til today in the Wall street district bets were reoornea at onus or io Republican nominee Odds Never So Large Never before have the odds much against Mr Bryan In betting closed at 4U and 5 to NEW YORK Oct With only trees fountains and green lawns Madison Square separating their head quarters tho rival managers of the Re publican and Democratic national cam paign issued today final sweeping claims of victory Against the 325 electoral votes claimed by Chairman rank Hitchcock for Mr Taft Chairman Mack set an es timate of 333 votes for Mr Bryan Chairman estimate does not differ greatly from his previous state ments He includes Maryland Delaware and Missouri In the "solid and claims seventeen of tho states classified by Mr Hitchcock as for Taft These Include New York Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska etc Chairman Mack In giving his forecast tonight declared tt meant "a landslide for "In my estimate of electoral votes Mr Bryan I Include In addition to the lua vuves ui tng states: Colorado Connecticut New York Kansas Now Jersey North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island West Virginia Wisconsin Says Illinois anrt HI doubtful column but from the reports I have: received from these states tho chances are extremely tn fnvorof their being Included in the landslide for Brvan "Maryland and Delaware 1 Include of course In the solid South" Mr Mack will leave for Buffalo tomor row night and after voting In his homo city Tuesday morning will return here to receive the returns election night at headquarters State Chairman Conners left for his home In Buffalo to remain until election day when he will return hero to get the election returns at Hie state headquarters Chairman Mack said tonight: "The Democrats have conducted a clean and open campaign Our candidate for President 1 Bryan 1ms conducted an almost aupethuinan canvass which ap peals not alone to our party pride Tho plain people understand what he his party and platform mean We have stood In the open Our course is just and right and must survive The masses have given with alacrity contributions to de fray our necessary expenses and publica tion as promised of it till has been made Tho Republicans have appealed to the offspring and beneficiaries of high tariff trusts and combinations for funds to run their campaign and for what also we know not because they have refused to take the people into their confidence and publish the names of contributors the amount given or tho total amount contributed Think of a jury rendering a verdict involving the personal or polit ical liberties of a man without the court hearing the evidence beforehand and in tho open "I believe a Democratic victory is sure The party Is reunited and a united ef fort throughout has been made for the BUCcesM oi toe rom ocean to to tho galf a the $2 50 Bearskin Coats $175 Just 60 fn the lot good quality bear skin ull lined and well made the usual $250 kind A 4 Monday ffl 7E special MONDAY SPECIAL Long Coats $1000 $1500 Long Coats of black kersey and broadcloth Trimmed with satin and buttons ull satin lined tDlrectolre apd Empire dfl A Usual $30 Broadcloth Coats $25 inest Woriinilx) Broadcloth Coats Tight fitting trimmed with buttons taffeta lined 54 inches long The $30 quality at $20 Long Covert Coats S145O Extra quality covert made Empire style full length Specially fl priced at $JL BERLIN Oct 31 Prince von Bueloi imperial chancellor offered his resign tion to Emperor William today latter declined to accept it The resigns tlon was in consequence of the publics tion in London of the interview with hl Majesty for which sponsibility The Prince von Buelow planation to meet Majesty Prince von Buelow's explanatiq is as follows: great portion of the foreign and 11 ternational press published criticisms 1 rected against hfs Majesty to ti article in the London Daily Telegrapl These criticisms are founded on the a sumption that the Emperor permitted tl publication of the article without the prl vious knowledge of the Government al thorities responsible for the imperial pa icy This assumption is I The intervlewi is as follovl Majesty received from a privJ Englishman with a request that he 1 permitted to publish It the manusetfl of an article in which conversations tween the Emperor and several Englfl personalities were put together The rq son given for the request Was to' tnal known Ills Majesty's utterances to fl largest possible number of English erS thus serving to improve Anglo Gq man relations 1 I Emperor forwarded this marj script to the chancellor who in tul sent It to the oreign Office with a nol requesting careful scrutiny The 'oret! Office did not report anything objectiol able in the contents and publication ithen upon followed I 1 "When the chancellor as a resplts tho publication in the Daily Telefrad became aware of the Contents on til manuscript he explained to the Emsfeil that he personally had not read it a that had he done so he would have tatea ana aavtsea against its publicatii DEATH LEAP LIKE HUSAN Danbury Hat Co Where $200 Pays for a Good Hat No 8 East Washington Street and Mrs Taft Va where the a few days of Bryan always has won in August saia jur rait in one oi trrows out of the character of the policies he advocates They are always useful for the first two months of their use on the stump and then tho power of a logical analysis that the American voters bring to bear in the long national campaign that precedes a pret A ential election scatters his policies to the wind as they ought to he scat tered It does not happen hy accident It happens because of the character of the man and the character of tho platform and principles' advocated by the Demo cratic party Struggling for White House can not conceive how wage earners nr business men that understand the dif ference between the two parties as to the tariff can vote for him on the theory that ho could not do any harm that he would have a Republican Senate and so hn could not do anything and we would satisfy our curiosity in knowing what he would do when he got into the White House toward which he has been strug gling so many years it not wise to make the error of supposing that the rrosideut of the United Status has not an 'mormons in III In respect the business Interests i this country 'en without regard to his power nvcr legislation and over the Congress Mr Bryan for three presiden tial terms advocated the free coinage of silver and ho urged it with all the vigor of which he Is capable The third time oven the Democratic party refused to fol low him "But wo have no reason to believe he THE STAR SUNDAY NOVEMBER I 1908 BOGUS OICERS AS GRATERS 'One Arrest While the Other Suspects Take to light Pa Oct 31 Imperson iting Reading Coal and Iron officers rank Graeff and two otheis of Pottsville rounded up hero but the latter es caped Graff however being committed to prison by Justice diet Graeff extot ted money from rank WjtTnci ostensibly to save the latter from tnn Ari ft rrasi Later Tucl ascertained real that he had no constabularly authority and himself took him before theji'ff NEW YORK Oct 31 That general andlong continued disaster would follow Mr i to the presidency was maintained by Secretary of State Ellhu Root In a speech tonight at Durland's Rid ing Academy A large crowd greeted the secretary whose utterances were ap piauaea repeatedly The secretary declared confidence is J1 necessary 0 restore business conditions to their proper bai is and in no way can this fc Jbe secured except by the election of Mr Taft A trial of schemes and theories he argued would unsettle busi ness close factories and throw thousands Of workingmen out of employment He pointed out where It would bo possible for Mr Bryan In the presidential chair to destroy the gold standard thus under mining the stability of the currency which the Republicans have placed on a solid foundation Risks Incurred by the bank guarantee proposition it was declared would not im pose burdens upon the stockholders ofbanks alone but upon the great body of depositors and borrowers 'Mr Bryan proposal to place all articles entering into competition with trust made fironris nn tho list was rianitidri in ir "'t i dangerous Other demands of the Democratic plat wfSS form were discussed and alleged fallacies pointed out Jacob Kern Democratic Nominee Chicago Alleges Libel I CHICAGO Oct Three suits I $100000 each tigalnst AV Hearst othprs were begun in the Superior Coi today by Jacob 1 nominee for state's attorney for Cq ne actions are uasea on ej cartoons and stories printed! i tearst ana I Kern MONDAY SPECIAL $200 Tailored Wtnsfs $148 ull plaited styles" union linen stiff collar ana cuffs An exceptional value for a 1 jl A Monday 4 A special at 5 1 TV 4 TTnited States nas been since her hrnther ovirl Ritchie early in the year Her father who went abroad with Mr and Mrs Ritchie four weeks ago to look after busi ness interests In London and Paris Is un derstood to bo In Rome It is not be lieved his presence there has any signi ficance regarding the case of his daughter now before that body No Decision Has Been Made At any rate no decision In the matter ha been made and until it is Miss Ma loney is debarred from marriage Within the church Because of her prominence as household officer of the papal court it is certain her father will not sanction a marriage by any other ceremony although the courts have de clared the ceremony between her and Os borne was illegal and that she is free under the law to marry whom she pleases Regarding the identity of the Chicagoan who is regarded as a possible husband for Miss Maloney the greatest secrecy has been maintained He is said to be a rich bachelor and several years older than Miss Maloney It Is understood he has pressed his suit for her hand If the court at Rome decides she is free to marry within the church and that he Is willing to overlook the escapade with Clarkson LAMES ENVELOP WOMAN Tlw Republican managers in ran tv his city neon working to keep this down to below 145 000 which they believe will mean Chnn election It is tho silent vote that will count and it Is harder to figure on it in this case than ever before All the forecasts made by unofficial forecasters have it a nock and neck race but again It is significant that with the campaign practically over the odds on tho governorship today suddenly length ened to 10 to 6 and even 2 to 1 on Hughes whereas a week ago Chanler was tho fa vorite That Mr Hughes is to lose many votes and gain many is certain hut whether It will be a net gain nr a not loss nobody can figure out JuliusCWdlSoii INCORPORATED pj III 10 EAST WASHiNGTOR CLERGYMAN SUES RAILROAD Aa City Minister Says He Was Abused by Train Crew Atlantic city oct The jRcV Herben pastor of tho Second IpJ' Baptist Cliurcb this city his instituted Suit against the tVest Jersey Railroad for RVi5 tlWWO personal damages lie claims that he a tkkel Woodbury but the fe? conductor failed to notify 1 Im to change vara to reach that point and that ho was carried to Camden refused to pay the return charge' to wuoonury 84 the train ''fered i Is Doubtful Illnols I place In the from these 1 i i "a I wf yy 'eSk' 1 i'll I 1 'r tt A Seiig wM 5 WS wk Ik sfifeK ax? i Vr Bu9 IfiLOPTICl A2M7 i WA SHIJGTONS TAIN I 1 Juma tm Bfl Jr MB fll Ei 111 Lu IV? 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