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ance company o Brooklyn, under In-
uiuLiutJut tor grana larceny in connec
tion with alleged financial irregulari
ties, died at his home in Greenwich
Conn. '
John R. Collier, chairman of the
democratic city and county commit
tee of Louisville, Ky., is dead.
Miss Jean Clemens, daughter of
Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain)
was found drowned in a bath tub in
the Clemens home at Redding, Conn.
It was a case of accidental "drownirfg
following an epileptic spell.
Judge J. F. Prouty will be the
progressive republican candidate for
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congress in the Fifth Iowa district
against Representative J. A. T. Hull.
Zelaya, former president of Nica
ragua, sought refuge in Mexico.
James H. Craig, a resident of
Beatrice, Neb., and a linial descen
dant of Daniel Boone, is dead.
In an interview at Cordova, N. M.,
Zelaya declared he is still the chief
magistrate of Nicaragua and that
Madfiz is only the provisional executive.
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The Nicaraguan consul at New
York, Pio Bolanos, has sent to the
Madriz government word that he will
not recognize it and will receive or
ders only from a Nicaraguan govern
ment that has been recognized by
the United States government. Gen
eral Estrada, leader of the revolu
tionists, has rejected Madriz's peace
terms, refuses to recognize the gov
ernment and declares that it is to
be a war to the end.
Following is an Associated Press
dispatch: "New York City's total
net indebtedness for the fiscal year
of 1907 was more than seven times
of any other city in the United
States and more than one-half of the
total of the twenty-seven largest
cities as figured out by the census
bureau. Of the total net indebted
ness of the 158 cities of more than
30,000 population, New York City is
credited with 39.2 per cent, the per
capita being $142.52. The other
cities over $100 were: Cincinnati,
$123.52; Boston, $120.37; Galves
ton, $115.78; Pueblo, $108.23 and
Newton, Mass., $105.83. Of the
cities of 300,000 San Francisco had
by far the smallest net debt and De
troit with $23.75 per capita, next to
the smallest. The increase in the net
debt for the fiscal year of 1907 was
$120,930,631, more than three
fourths of which was credited to the
fifteen largest cities. The only city
of less than 300,000 inhabitants
having an increase of more than $1,
000,000 was Seattle, Wash., whose
net debt increased by $5,791,078.
Several cities decreased their net in
debtedness during the year, the
largest of them being St. Louis, San
Francisco, Washington, Indianapolis
and Kansas City."
Richard Knowlden, a draughts
man, was arrested in London charged
with the wholesale theft of plans
and sketches from the British navy.
On January 2 Mr. Bryan reached
Panama.
The minister of the interior in
Greece has been forced to resign by
the Military League.
Charles W. Morse, the New York
banker, has been taken to federal
prison at Atlanta, Ga., where he will
begin serving a fifteen year sentence.
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John R. Bradley, the man who
financed Dr. Cook's Arctic expedition,
is arraneinc to finance another ex
pedition in order to , learn just how
far Dr. Cook went.
A TENOR FROM THE MINES
Mr. Morgan Kingston, the work
ing miner who appeared as a tenor
vocalist at the Queen's Hall yester
day, and is engaged at the Aeolian
Hall today, is not the first working
man to reach the London concert
platform. Mr. Ben Davies, the fa
mous tenor, might have been still a
shop assistant in Swansea had his
talents not been discovered when he
ventured to compete at an Eistedd
fod and won the first prize.- West
minster Gazette.
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utuween religion and society. H0 in
as straight backed aB alio Is Btralght
front. Puck.
TJIAOKKRAV AG A nt
No man ever enjoyed his fame
more than Thackeray; but no man's
IlO.'lM Wna nimn !.. . .. . .
SSt0P?.. a t0,d tlmt Charlotte r-W -W "ii" -7T
Bronte, sitting opposite to him at a FREE TTI1 THF
dinner, regarded him for a lonr time - I M I lid
t n 1 , . "" Ha,(l Thackeray,
I had tho miserable humiliation of
seeing her ideal of mo disappear as
everything went into my mouth and
nothing camo out of, until at last,
as I took my fifth potato, she leaned
across with clasped hands and tearful
eyes, and breathed imploringly: 'Oh,
Mr. Thackeray! Don't!"' This is
ono of thoso stories which may not
bo true, but ought to be. It shows
Thackeray in his typical attitudo to
life and to himself. Ho enjoyed tho
situation and criticised it implicitly
as ho enjoyed it. A hero perhaps
but there were the five potatoes.
London Saturday Review.
THE SMITHS
As to Smith, a correspondent
points out that whilo there aro now
about 350,000 members of the great
family in England alorio, in Old
Testament times, according to tho
First Book of Samuel, "thero was no
Smith throughout tho land of Jsrael."
This verso the late Bishop Wilber
force spotted as tho hardest one in
the Bible to quote without smiling.
London Chronicle.
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