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gation that Darrow was innocent
of bribe charges.
Portland, Ore. Daughter born
fo Mrs. Edmund C. King, grand
daughter of Gen. U. S. Grant and
niece of late Gen. F. D. Grant.
Cincinnati. Mrs. Josephine
White, New England suffrage
leader, said bachelors were chief
opponents of equal suffrage and
were always freaks and cranks.
Cedar Rapids, la. Simon P.
Kuhn, real estate dealer, arrested
on charge of conspiring to kill
'vife that he might marryanother.
Said to have tried to hire woman
to kill wife.
Paris. While Czar was greet
ingKing of Sweden blank shell on
Swedish royal yacht exploded,
killing one sailor and injuring 4
others.
Carmel, Me. Jasper Sherman,
Gray, farm hand, said to be de
generate, sought in connection
with murder of Naomi Mitchell,
14, whose body, with throat cut,
was found in corn field.
Oyster Bay. Roosevelt speech
intended for bull moose conven
tion at Chicago is finished and has
been given to the printers.
Calls Bryan "man who shoots
rrows in the sky."
Demands 8-hour day in steel
'"lills and minimum wage scale, at
1 ast for women.
Says that Thomas F. Ryan
shoots workmen in back.
Announces intention of tearing
platform to pieces, because it re
flects Bryanism.
London. Dr. C. B. Davenport
before International Eugenics
Congress compared Cleopatra
with Harry K. Thaw, and said i
Egyptian Queen was alive now
she would be in nut house.
Salonica, Turkey. Rebellion
runs rampant throughout north
ern part Province of Albania.
Turks helpless.
New London, Conn. Capt.
Samuel Belden, 76, U. S. N., re
tired, died suddenly at his home.
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NORMAN GETS GOOD SOAK
Norman Redd, colored, is a
"performer" at Riverview Park.
Sits on a plank suspended over
a tub of water and waits until
some accurate thrower hits a
bull's-eye attached to the 'plank
with a baseball, dropping Nor
man into the tub.
In the pursuit of his occupation
it is his duty to jeer at the
throwers, accusing them of hav
ing glass arms, poor eyes and
other infirmities. Norman is one
of the park's best little jeerers.
Last night after he was through
"performing" he blew down town,
finally reaching the corner of
31st and State streets. He an
chored on the corner. Then Nor
man began to yell. Also Police
man J. Williams, colored, happen
ed along about this time.
"Ya, ya, can't hit me," jeered
Norman.
"Stop that whoopin' and hoi-
lerin' and go on home, nigger,"
ordered the colored copper.
"Never touched me. Missed
me a mile," howled the diver.
"Man, there's goin' to be trou
ble here if you don't shut up and
beat it," warned the policeman.
"Missed "
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