The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 29, 1905

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oc1 I t J x THURSDAY THU 8DAT JUNE 20 1009 1009Fair lIOSI I t I k 1F J J 11 n Fair today partly partlycl cloudy udy tomorrow tomorrowVOL tomor w wVOL I VOL LXIIL LXXILNO NO 302 NEW YORK YO m THURSDAY T IIURS DAY JUNE J UN E 29 1905 19 0 5c CnpwwW l 0 b no n Sun ri HMHIIB and P bljb 6i Ams tMocmuo PRICE TWO CENTS 1 c REVOLT ON ONRUSSIAN ONi i RUSSIAN SKIPS SKIPSOfficers SHIPSOfficers Officers of Black Sea Flagsiii FlagsiiiMurdered FlagshipMurdered Murdered and the Vessel VesselIs I Is Seized SeizedSHELL Biz9dSUELL SHELL FIRED INTO ODESSA ODESSAGunsTrained ODESSAl1unsTralned GunsTrained onthe City CityRioters CityRioters6urn Rioters RiotersBurn Burn Warehouses and Shipping ShippingTin Tin inltlr IRlllrhlll lili Knlaz Potemkln Tavrlt Tavrltclu fanl fanl1IIk clu 1IIk Ki tiunbost tWlhllt anil amla a Collier olrr In II TUetr TUetrIlMsos I IlIr111 IlMsos lIr111 Hiiwlaii m lal Kintilenu 1lllrll Lowered Lowerednml Iowrrt I IOIIIIIIII1 nml OIIIIIIII1 Ho l Kin nun nll HpSlutlny n Iuln Follows Followslllllnu 1ololS 1ololShllll1 lllllnu hllll1 of Sallnr Sllor l ho Coiuplalnrtl Coiuplalnrtlof olllallrd olllallrdI olllallrdell I of iin 1IutlII o illllslloil IOI KxhUiltedtothe KxhUiltedtotheIVnple I hlhlld 10thI IVnple 111111 anil RIII Further Irhlr Innamr Innalf a City CityAlroail nurl I In ItpvoltTlirrat From 1101 llie llieMilpi thl Alroail rl II nroltrhrlal I Ihlilc llomHardCalln for Fleet Fleetsi 11111 lo Milpi II lunlardlas si i civ1 Itsat Hit 1 t 10 a THE IlS SUN SUNODKKftA SU I ODKKftA SI Jtnw 28 2The The most 10sl sensational sensationaldcvplopiroiit fn atonal atonalr1plnplnt tl dcvplopiroiit r1plnplnt that I hat has 1 yet Y t occurred oCcurred of o the therevolutionary I IoIII revolutionary oIII ollry spirit pint wliich wllh the thl misery rlfIY of ofthe the people pople has produceil ploducPI in 11 Hussia has burst burstfotth hurt hurtfOlth I fotth here 1le with stortlinR tArlnl suddenness suddennessTlie HuddillS1 HuddillS1The Knlnz Potem PotemIdn I IIdn battleship The crow cr of the Inlo7 Iotem Idn Tnvritchesky TnvitllEk the flagship tl shlp of the Hlack HlackSea I IICl Sea ICl Hoct liroki rok Into open ul1 mutiny lutin killed killedtheir kled kledIheir their clnccr otcers and now with the assistance assistanceof aSiHllnl aSiHllnlf desxratt ctrlking trlkll laborers laborersashore ahorerl ahorerlahore of f equally eqully dfl Xft ashore ahore hold the city nt lt their mercy mercyrFD mercylEU i rFD lEU HAQS OVKK onI TUB TII SHUS SHUSI HUl HUlLate I Late te last night nl ht the l he battleship hatleshlp arrived arrivedin Irrhod I IIn in the bay from Sfcbastopol accompanied accompaniedby alompanled 1 1h by h a I torpedo lorTdo boat both flylnR fylnR the red flag flagof fag I Ior of revolution instead istlad of the imwrial iml rial and andnational andIRtlonal national IRtlonal standards flandards They Th isnored I nored the sig signals slglals nals lals from shore and when the th port uiithori uiithoriliefl lulhori liefl 11 sent nt a launch to communicate COl 1 un at I with them themthe themIhe the boat was driven driIn off by the torpedo torpedoboat torpedobot boat bot which threatened to sink Mllk il if i the or order ordr der was u not obeyed obeyedAll obeyedAl All Al night the torpedo torpdo boat patrolled patrolledround Ilatroled Ilatroledround round the flagship faRhip which lay anchored anchoredoff off f the town tO I Wlien llen morning morlnj came It Itwas was 1 some time before bfor the populace populac realized realizedwhat rlal7eo rlal7eohRt what hRt had happened happned the numerous nurerou rumors rumorsbeing rlOf rlOfbein being bein ascribed ascribd to the malevolence mahwolenC of tho thostrikers IhRtrkerl strikers trkerl who throughout yesterday lsterdl kept keptthe I Ithe the city In II an uproar uproarThe uproarTe The Te rumors rumor however quickly lulckly crystal crystalHud crystallr Hud lr I Into fact wlien 1len the torpodo toru o boat boatwith boatith with ith her hlT sun Iun dearcJ ltard for action acton ran rai into intothe Intothe the harbor and nd seized 170 the Russian collier collierllsveranza colir colirI llsveranza I leran a with a cargo of 2000 o tons tonl of ofreal real and took her alongside Iongsile the battleship battleshipBODY btl hlp hlp80DY I BODY Of O MLBDERKD SAILOR SAIOR 3UOWN 3UOWNAt BiOW BiOWt At t about aholt the saino all time tlm an armed anled pin pinrace j I race rar which had hld been len launched by 1 the thebattleship I I battleship tallelhJp steamed lale1 to the quay where whereit IISI I I it landed an al oj eii 11 coffin cfn 1 containing contalnllg the thobody thehod hod body of n I waman faman to whose who8 uniform uniorm a awritten awr I i written wr rn paper papr was attached atached This 11s paper paperMated papr paprtated I Mated that the mans manl name was Omelchuk Omelchuknnd Omelehukand I and that lie hod ha been oen shot dead dea by the thedipf theIhJf i dipf IhJf officer ofrr for complaining eomplalnng about ablt the thoad theIad i Iad ad quality qualt of the soup IOUJ served Hned the crew crewIt crw crwIt It was n added that Omelchuk Omelcllk had been beenmurdered bn bnmurere murdered murere for telling telig the truth trth and that the thewhole I whole crew cre had hld avenged his death by ly kill killing kl ing Ii all the officers officersTHREAT ofci ofciTHREAT THREAT TO IIOMOARD 10MDARD ODESHi ODESHiA OD SSA I A A the news spread spred large lage crowds crod ron ronelstlng on onelig elstlng elig mainly of riotous rotous strikers strikeIl and old their theirfollowing theirfolowg following folowg flocked tocked to the quay qlay anil Ind passed passedwith plso with 1th bared brl heads hears respectfully reBplcfuly en enlutlg hit Ing Ingthe I Ithe the dead ded The police pol supported luppored by Cos Cosacks COl COllCk lCk acks tried trl to disperse the crowd prowe and andremove andrmove remove rmove the body but the crowd surrounded surroundedthe slrroundld slrroundldthe the coffin cf and defied dofed them to touch It ItBorne hBoe Borne Boe scuffling scumig followed folowed but blt tx Xfore fore there therewa8 thereaa wa8 aa a definite defnte result re ul the Knlax Potemkln PotemklnTavrltchesky POI em kin I Iavichesky Tavrltchesky avichesky hoisted signals that the body bodyws bodywa ws wa to be b left on the quay that it would wouldbn wouldb bn b retaken reUken on board bard later for burial burlil at atsundown at81ndown sundown 81ndown with wth full fiI naval honors and that thatIf IhatIf If the authorities authorile Interfered Interered the IttttleMilp IttttleMilpwould hatlr hlp hlpwould would Immediately bombard the city cityTills cityli Tills li threat emphasized emphalizcd by the sight sightff llht i icf ff the muzzles muzzlel of the ships fhlp twelve inch inchCtms Ctms l1n leveled at the port had it effect ellct The Therolico 11e 11erolrl II IIl1n rolico rolrl and troops were railed IId off 01 and nt the thetofrin theofn tofrin ofn remained surrounded hurroundld by the sym symrstfiininK rstfiininK angry nn r crowd crowdlonI j jUOVKIIXOR UOVKIIXOR lonI R CAllH CAUl FOR A FtRET fRET fRETIrnnwhle j Meanwhile Irnnwhle tho battleship ltlrhlp was wa rapidly rapidlyfaling rapidlyalnl faling alnl from the Feperanza Fspern7 while whie the nu nuilioritks authorit ilioritks thorit 1 conferred on how to act ac At Atneon AtnCJ neon nCJ tho Governor Goeror ordered orderd all II work in inHi InII Hi harlxsr Irlor to cease crate and Ind later lter he directed directedtliat dlrlcted I tliat lat all llle the hops hopt and public PU llC places pl l should Ihould I 10 Ic closed cld He had meanwhile meanhLe telegraphed telegraphedlo trlegphed trlegphedto lo St lt Petersburg P trrlhur and Sebastopol bltopol asking askingr askingIhl Ihl r e authorities authIrlP at ttie 110 latter lter place plac to send sends lnd lndI s I flrct flrctIt ffet It was wa evident fidelt that the authorities authortie realized realizediir real7 real7Ildr Ildr iir hoipltMntv Any attempt ntempt nt force I Iwould I Iwould would have ha1 undoubtedly led to t a realization ralzton ralztonf I If f the mutineer II 11 1 1 r threat thrat to bombard bombar the theIiy thelt Iiy lt Moreover IorcoCr there Is 1 reason relon to believe believethey blrve blrvethey they di 1lr trihiled the loyalty loaly of the troops troopsho troP ho npart from their natural naturl sympathy sympathyih mpathyjfh ih Iholr Ihllr comrurtcw of the navy in the clr clrcumitance lomrrC er erClnhalrJ cumitance ClnhalrJ producing the mutiny mutny havo havoInng hto hto11ni Inng 11ni been plied plp1 by revolutionary rolulonar agents agentstrgumenta agent trgumenta 8 llrltl in I behalf of a social soial uprising uprisingThe upriing upriingTe The Te boldness boldne of the striken was wa markedly markedlyInTfa markely markelyInr InTfa Inr ald ed by the presence prlnc of the mutineer mutineerho mutne ho wcro ere reckoned rkonld as a allies ale3 and who the theMrlkw thoIrlkri Mrlkw helped hpJpe by sending lndlng men to assist assistIn IILt IILtIrl In coaling coalng the battleship battleshipCITY bntl hl hlCITY CITY IN 1 PANIC PANICTherefore PANICIrefor Therefore Irefor Ixsyond posting pOtng strong trng guards guardst t I IKAN STnOMI STno u FAST HOADIIEB nOADDE 1 he h Heiinwlrsnla PrI IIMIrond to Cnlcaco Cbl Is the Ib lone loneureleh lonrrel lanl lalroad alo ureleh rel n or Mime Irn hallMted halllld rn roadMd dhed In the world word wordI 1 ih iwrk 1Ok nf r thf lenusvanl Specltl Sptcal tbe tbeifst 1 ifst long 101 a uuiance train 19 llie world worldA Ait AitI I II at the Government Ooemmentolo offices banks bank and other othepubllo otherpUblo publlo pUblo buildings buidgl the officials Omoal8 could luld d dlittle do dolte little lte to protect prtct tho town tw or allay alay the pan panwhich palo palowhich which seized lzd a large proportion prollorton of the In Inhabitant Inhabl habitant habitantA habl I IA A crowd of many may thousand Iholsd of ordorl ordorlresident orderly orderlyreldent resident reldent thronged the elevated elevatd Nicola NicolaBoulevard Icolnl IcolnlBulenrd Boulevard Bulenrd whence whnc they thfY could culd view Iew ththnrbor the thehabr hnrbor habr and the battleship battehlp watching wntchlng th thlatter Ihe Ihelater latter later with mingled curiosity clrloflt nnd fear fearniOTKUS frlr frlrRIOERS niOTKUS RIOERS USING UUNG THE TIE TORCH TORCHODESSA TOJCr TOJCrODS8A ODESSA ODS8A Juno 28 JO 1 M MThe The ponltlor ponltlorhero po lton ltonhero hero has ha grown grow worse WO since Ho this nftemoon nftemoonDuring nremoon nremoonDurip During Durip tho th evening the Knlnz Klaz Potemhit PotemhitTavritchesky Poterkln PoterklnTnnichlky Tavritchesky Tnnichlky moved movld nrnrer to tho shore shoreHer 8lor Her Hlr heavy htay guns un nro nr still Itl trained trllli on tho city cityThis et etThil This Thil caused u ll renewed rnewol excitement excltement among amongthe amongthe the rioters roler whose who numbers were wlre augmentor augmentorduring lugmento during durng the day cY portly prly by tho compulsionexerted compulsion mmpullolIeure exerted eure by tho strikers trlklrl nnd portly porly by the theencouragement theenoumgcment encouragement enoumgcment derived derlll by the presence presenceof IInce IInceor of tho mutinous warship warshipA waNhlp waNhlpA A huge mob 10b tallowing 1Xlowing revohitloimrj revohitloimrjcries rolutlonnY rolutlonnYcrel cries crel and waving wain red rn flogi fl Pi burst burft througr througrthe throuph throuphthe the troops troopl guarding rlardlng two customs CI1tOI wan wanhouses 01 houses hOIIt which thoy looted loted Then Thln spread spreadIng prendIng Ing to all al parts of tho harbor hlrbor thoy net ft flrf flrfto Ir to warehouses stores office and wBrhouAR Btorel ofc chipping chippingwhich fhlpplnl which whl h nro nr now blazing blarng lighting lghtng up the thewhole Ihewholo whole sen Ie front of tho city cityAll cty ctyAU All foreign forign ships are nr preparing to sll slltheir HIJ i itheir their moorings roorlnpt but the Knlaz In Potemkh PotemkhTavritchesky 10temkln i ialt Tavritchesky alt helk Is i playing her searchlight searchlightin larchlRht larchlRhthi in every direction dlr ctlon and Rndlt It is II doubtedwhethci doubtedwhethcishe doubted whether i iIhe she Ihe will wi allow Biow any ves el l to leave leaveSo Iloe IloeSu So far OH I known know no 10 foreign forl n ship hlp is burn burning bur ing tho victims Icthnf seoming OIIIp to be only those thoseowned tho thoowned owned bv Kusslan RU im employe employei against againstwhom U11 Inst Instwhol whom whol the strike ttrlcl Is Ir directed directedDISCONTENT dlreteuDtfCOrST DISCONTENT DtfCOrST IX I WIIOIK WIOI PIKKT PIKKTThere II T TThere There Is I no 10 news of the approach npJroRch of the therent thortst rent rtst of the squadron Kqladrn to which the mutlnom mutlnombattleship mltilou mltilouhlUlchlp hlUlchlp battleship belongs btlongl Its I arrival arrhli U il feared fearedquite fel red redquite quite as 1 much mill as 0 it I is I hoped for fi Discon Discontent IiCI tent not to sny In insubordination InKuhordlnntlol is I known knownto knownto to be IJ rife among Ilolg a 1 large part of tho Muot Muottho lett letttho tho grievances being identical hleltllul with wil h those thosewhich tho thowhlh which drove the exonerated fCI rated irew mw of the theflagship thofagshlp flagship fagshlp to rebellion rebellionIt rebeliou rebeliouI It I is I doubtfu douhtrl whether tin Ih othur nullurH nullurHcould ulur ulurould could l ho e Induced Ildl11 to toerH IlerI tho crew Nt of Hit Hitflagship I II flagship faglhlp while whie it i is I believed hell1 by ninny mll that thatthey thlt thltthlY they are art likely lkd v to II make mlke common lUI110n CIIIJM CIIIJMwith UIl with wih the mutineer mutineerThe lut tr trThe The peaceful pacful residents re lotnt are 11 longing IOIint fur foithe furthe the Knlaz Potemkln Potemkll Tnvritclutiky Tlrtclky to sail sailand til tilBnd and quit the Black URck Htu I which somu 0 I I thiul thiulthe IhlnlIhe the mutineers lutlnl r will wi do with wih tho thl object uhjet oi oisaving ofBlng saving Blng thoir th11 skins fl n but np r to a I late JIIIolr JIIIolrtonight bout bouttonight tonight there thr wan wn no 10 oign III of her departur departurThe depurtul The flagship fag hlp had hal 11 1 complement of 01 01ofllcers 111 111omcenl ofllcers and men Odedsu Ode a Is 1 one of the therichest IherchMt richest rchMt Russian Rlgion cltli cllf s taking tRklnl oneeighth oneeighthof of the entire eltlr fornljjn forlln trade tMde of th t Kmplre KmplreIt Jmplrl It has a population of about allul Jftiuoo IIUO nearly nearlyonethird 1lrl 1lrlonlthlll onethird onlthlll of whom h1 are url Jews JewsAmong JewAmong Among the many Ilny violent iolln incidents Inelllll of oftho oftho tho day a workman workmll threw a I bomb nt lt n npoliceman I Ip policeman p lonUnldllng killing the latter later and Ild hlmwlf hlmwlfSeveral hlnsM hlnsMnJII Several nJII persons Ilrtnr were wurl injured injuredSUI1 IjuIII IjuIIIUl SUI1 Ul VIMM 11111 ON C1TV C1TVLONDON CI CIOSDOS LONDON OSDOS Juno 20 2Thl The Ode a 1 oorre oorrenpondent orr orrIpondent Ipondent npondent of the Htanilard talltard says OYI that the theKniBit Ihl KniBit Knil Potemkln Potelkin Tavritchenky fired frell a shell shellduring h1 during durig Uie night at a Coxxack COKck plckut sta stationed lta ltatone tone tioned at the Klchelleu Hcheleu monumenton mOnlhlnton the theNlcolai Ile IleXlcolal Nlcolai Boulevard BOIIunl killing kilng four fOlr anil ulII wound wounding WOIIII WOIIIIing ing twenty STOKY OK TI1K TI IIKVOIT IIKVOITSeveral n olT Several Heml versions eOloll of the outbreak oulhrell on 11 tht thtKnlaz Ih IhKliaz Knlaz Kliaz Potmnkin Potllkln Tavritclusky 1ltlhlnrf nr published publishedhere Plhlshed PlhlshedIlore here According to one the crew hud for foru u long time tme complained cOIIIKlud of the abominable abominablerations ulollllhle ulollllhlemloll mloll rations served ryt to them H Heprllntltlont pieHentutlons pieHentutlonsmade made Jide to the oBlters olker wore in vain mil Kitmlly Kitmllyn Filltly n I delegation delegaton waited waleJ on 01 the Captain uptlll who whofurious wlo wlofurloW furious furloW at the presumption prMllpton of tht th cr w whot thot hot their spokesman poleUII dead deadThereupon Thereupon Tberupon the whole wlole crew sviod Ii d arms armsand 11 and Ind a desperate tight tKht followed foloweI in whioh whiohall all Il the officers ofcrM died defending d fendlnl themselves themselvesAnother tuISIeH Another story is that one midshipman midshipmanwas 11 d1 1 11 1 was wa spared spard to tuolgate nullale the ship shipIlritish hiJ Ilritish 1rltlHh underwriters underrlel are gravely Ira ly con concerned 01 01eered cerned eered There hor is a large trade t rdi between betweenOdessa bet Wlel WlelOde8 Ode8 Odessa and Liverpool and alil there are Ir many manyBritish 10lY 10lYrltllh British rltllh offices omc and agents at lt the former formerplace COlIer COlIerIllace place It I Is i known klown that nine DritUh Dritsh vessels vesselsare 0t1 0t18e are 8e now 10W there the 10 Some han already nlleudy re reported rl rlporte ported porte that their liepaturu has hl been btt de delayed dela layed la ed by the strike strikeThe Itrlke Itrlkehe The he possibility pOlbity of employing elployinl foreign foreignwarships foreignwarlhlp warships warlhlp to overawe the th mutineers lutller and andprotect lld lldprutect protect the foreign forllgl residents rlidlnt of whom whomHbout whol wholohnut Hbout 500 S are Hritish Hrtih is being bellg discussed discussedTha dl CIld CIldThe The comments COnllentt by the press 11t and KII public publichere uulo uulohere here naturally natraly tend tomllo to speculation whether whetherthe whelhll whelhllIhe the dramatic drallltU Incident 11ldllt murltn l r tho 11 beginning beginningof hCglnllllt hCglnlllltof of the end and whether thn thl whole structure structureuf trntlro trntlroof uf Kunsian despotism deplsm Is L about oholt to topple In Inhe Inthe the he awful ruin rin so 10 long lonl threatened threatenedThis tlreatened tlreatenedThis be if the thnmutinous themutlnoul This is II obviously to b expected mutlnoul mutinous spirit Ipirt extends extendl to the army Irmy but butliespite hit hitd d liespite plte the many rumors nlnon that the soldiery soldieryIs 80l lury luryIi Ii Is disaffected clalected and Isolated LIR ted instances IntnnC aro aroreported a ra rareprted reported there ther is I yet no reliable relahle in information informaton reprted formation that the disaffection dlfecton is I general generalSome eneral eneralHome formaton Some English tlIllh olwprvers olIIer acquainted quailtel with withUussid withuKl Uussid uKl declare delare it is I their conviction olction that a aevolution areoluton evolution Is II very ery remote ivon 111 If I such ueh a aIhlng athllg reoluton thllg Ihlng is i possible They ore not 10t shaken shakeni Ihakon Ihakonhy hy i y the possibilities Olhltll opened by h the present presentmutiny prPmtmutny mutny mutnyAnother mutiny mutinyAnother Another direction directon that tll speculation fCullton takes takess laeIf If s to what extent such a spirit among lunn tho thoRussian thoHUS contributed to tohe tothe HUS Russian n crows crowf may have cntributed the he annihilation nnnihiltion of If the Baltic Ballo fleet leet by tho tholapancse thuJ J lapancse a 1 nC nCREOT REVOLT REOT ON ON OTIIKR BII1P3 BII1P3The BIPS BIPSThe The Odessa Ode correspondont orepndont of the Standard Standardends Staldard Staldardends ends under reserve r one n rumor that four fourither fourother other warships mutinied at Sevastopol ltopol and andire andao ao ire now on tho way to Odessa OdOa to join the theSnia IheKnla Snia Potemkln Tavritchesky TavritcheskyTWO TartchefkY TartchefkYTWO TWO OFFICERS JOIN JON IN MUTINY MUTINY1ST MUTINYRT ST PBTKnsnuBO PETRRR URO Juno 28 81 It need not notxs 10t 10tho ho xs said that the gravely significant i nlfCnt event eventit oentat at it Odessa Ode is I not known generally lencraUy here hereNothing hor horNothlll Nothlll Nothing can cn l he e learned in official ofcal quarters quartersAmong quarter quarterAron Among Aron several teral versions enlonl of the mutiny mulny one onelays on onSRY tho captain shot Omelchuk Omelchukhe SRY lays that uftcr lftr cptnln the he crow seized Hibd thoir thllr commander cmmlnder and andhowned an androwed drowed howned him Subsequently Suhlllenly they drowned drownedhe drownc1tho tho he other officers ofrrR except two who joined joinedho joinedtho tho ho mutineers mutieer It I Is 11 added that that the latter latteranded IRUerlanded the thoiteamships theIleamRhlpR landed detachments who went to IleamRhlpR iteamships cluchment in II the harbor nnd Rnl compelled compelledhelr cmpeld cmpeldtheir to quit quitIt quitork their crews crWI and Ind the dock laborers ork orkI It is stated IUted that sympathizers I3mpathlzer in Odessa Odessaire OdA OdAare ire I supplying lupplylnR the crow of the Knlax Inlz Potem Potemdn Potemkin dn Tavrltohesky with food The Mayor Mayorf TavrtchOky has hB to Moscow Mucw He has hasolegrapbed hOAtlegmphe or f Odessa o gone gon le tlegmphe olegrapbed to the citizens ctbe begging hglnl them thema thlm thlmt t a be b calm clm and refrain rfmln from disorders disordersAfter e1Iordem e1IordemAt the oleh tht m mado do im imltnbll Ih Ihlrbbl USHEBH Ihl Spoteu After r II I VSIER ltnbll lrbbl At flimuii tAmuu u I II Ihe bAd t tSOTII SOTII CEVrURYlMliMIIUIaUCAGO CEVrURYlMliMIIUIaUCAGOThe mCICAO mCICAOThe 2011 CF York Cn Cnnil tn Cenhl nf Ihe N Cenury Llmltd The P PM M clue clueions UB UBr SJ 3 l York dully II t le Itau New rue ruectlcao nil r l Uue IJ es ve nexl nomlnr dAI ttumlnr It ItCbleao ctlcao 13 Ik 2 P M due New urk urkD Cbleao vI Ihore aeeommoda aeeommodaono D DU momlnr To lerurt bf ions ono reservations notralooo should bo rn made de tarly trlAd Adt GIVES GVES A MILLION MILLIN TO YAL YALnOCKEFKLLEIt nOCKEFKLLEIt nOCKFUI DIRECTS DnlWTti THAT TIUl 1 1SHALL IT SHALL 11 UK E MVKSTED MVKSTEDInoomn INSlEI INSlEIInooll Inoomn Inooll for Carront CrrlnL pxpeni Plnllradlatf fJratlu tf tfKqnal Kqnal 1111 the uin Their Teir Contribution ContributionItanajlna Cotrlbulo Itanajlna From MOOOO 00 to S9 O0M O0MRockefeller Rockefeller nokeftler Had Nephew at Vale ValeNEW ale aleNEW NEW HAVKN Conn nn June 28 28Whon 28WhonI Whet WhetPresident I President POident Hadley IAdey announced announcd at tt the annua annual 1 tllnner of the Yale alumni this thll nfternoor nfternoorthat nfernoon nfernoonthat that 1000003 100 had been I n given to Yale by John D 1 Rockefeller Rockeeler the 2000 20 personi personiIn prsons prsonsIn In tho vnst 1t dining hall hAl nearly all al Yale Yahmen Yalemen men gave shouts houl of approval which con continned on ontlnuer tinned tlnuer for several minutes Nearly Nerly al althe al the members of the faculty who wen wenseated wre wrewel seated well wel up In front of the hall hal near the thespeakers theIpeakor speakers Ing platform platorm took part In the cheer cheerIng cheerInR Now gentlemensaid gentlemen fld President PrMldlnt Hadley Hadleywhen Hadleywhen when he got a 0 chance chanc to speak the only onljcondition onlycndition condition cndition underlying Mr Rockefellers Hokefelerl glf glfIs gir Is that the money Is to be Invested Inete in income incomeproducing producing prouclnl securities securltO and preserved prered Inviolati as D nn endowment for tho institution Inilltuton the thrannual theannual annual income Incme only to bo used for curreni curreniexpenses curent curenteXI expenses expensesWhile eXI ne3 While Whle Mr Rockefellers Iockefelers gift gi did nol nolprohibit prohibit us Ul from raising a similar Mlmlar sun sunourselves SUI ourselves ours hfR It i did not stipulate stipulio that we musl musldo ml1t ml1tdo do so Although AlhoUlh It was WBI not our original originalprogram orignal orignalplO program plO Tm to announce annunc this thll at lt this time timeMr tme Mr Ir Stokes Stokft suggests luFgrftl that I tell tel you that II IIMr If Mr Rockefeller Jockefellr had made the last condltlor condltlorwe condiion condiionwt we wt are in a position pORlton to carry it out outThere There was wa another uproar and more moreclivers clivers in which the entire audience ulenc oXCpt oXCptth xrepl xreplthe the th dignitaries dhnlnrle on the th platform platorm who thU thUday thlr day do hud received their hrd reCIrd honorary degree degreefrom dogreel from Yale Yllp took on Inletlvo active port Inlt The lh Iresl Iresldent 1tMI 1tMIdlnt dent dlnt went on onIt onI It I is I therefore thplforo with great gleat pleasure JlluMlut thai thaiI I announce n second tolll gift of 1000000 00 toward towanltho towardto tho 1 rtnanint IU1nllt endowment enlowult fund fun I of ff Yal YalUniversity YallulIIlt University Till Thil has hl been subscribed HubsCihld Ir Irminis InHIU minis HIU varying from frol 50ioo 010 lo II 250000 2 1no bj bjVale hyrile Vale rile Kiiiduntcs KiiiduntcsFor 11llatl 11llatlI I For 101 tho tl fourth rourt I time tme President 11eldent Hadley HadleyWHH Hluly HlulylS WHH lS interrupted Illotuptld by b tho Iht approving yells yellsof yel of tht I Il alumni ullluni President Irlsldent Hudley Hudle said Id thai thaithis thlt thltthl this thl was wn only oul the thl Ixjglnnlng eghUlng of u largely largelyIncreased Illgll IllgllIueasll Increased Iueasll endowment fldoWI1nt fund He explained explainedthat eplhwd eplhwdthal that It WHS WIlt tiro tl original url lnll Intention of the theYnle thenleofdnlr Ynle nleofdnlr officials to keep the amount aloun subscriUtl subscriUtllo lu erld erldto lo this I hi fund flnd u secret ret until unti tho til fund fU11 hud hudreached hld hldJuchd reached Juchd u much IUII larger IUlglI figure fgure than thln It hat hatreiiclied hasIlldllel reiiclied Illdllel at present presentHut IIp lnl lnlt t Hut 111 siii ld the president plldlnt the unex unexpected In InI I pected additional Ilhltlol l gift Kif from 1101 Mr Ir Kocke Kockefeller HIke HIkefpllI feller fpllI could ouldlot not be hI Ionic 101l kept I newel elel When h hI I 1 was wal inn Illdng king up my I report for ful today 10oar tu tupresent Iui i present 1JI lt lo the alumni IIUlli here herl 1 expected expectedto I teo i to only 11 have 11 to announce alnOUIt Hint Illl I Ih lie alumni alumnifund tlllni tlllnifll1 fund fll1 had liven 111 increased Ilcre ld by S51I DlUW Since Sincethiit lll thiit time 111 however howlel the HIl inonuy lon IIHS been beencoining Iwen1lllll coining 1lllll in 11 until lutl it i has hu now 10W reaulieil 1I hell t2utW t2utWThis 12UOU 12UOUi i This 11 IIHH 11 come eUIt In largo largl and ntiull n11 mtnix mtnixfiom 11 fiom rU Yule alumni IIUlli from rolli till over the tll world worldone orll orllI one I foreign fOIij1 missionary IIK lolary MmUni mUl H check checkfor PI for 1 1000 1000Hadley IW II Hadley sold 111 that I li Jlcooooo Jlcoooooalready t2CI I 0 0ulrtlly ulrtlly already subscribed 11110 were to II lie li umnidered umnideredmerely oioll1 oioll1i i merely merol the thl beginning hegllllnl of un Ul endowment endowmentfund fnoo Ilut IlutfUld fund fUld which miiHt II III at leavt l o dultl cUiuliltnl jn Il Ilnext I Iwlf next yejir yI if Yale Ytle was wa to maintain lallllll her herposition hIpiluu position piluu In the I ht educational tllutional world YIrlf It I WHS WHSstated WI WItute stated tute by Ir a I prominent Yule inun UIUI tonight tonightthat IInight that H I largo largl part of the SIOOOCo 1000000 made luoe up upby lp lpy by y Yule rult men tlm was wal suliscribed 11ciu1 tlnoiuli thlulh the theefforts l lUltl efforts Ultl of Secretary 1r1uy Mtolten tllt Mr Ir Rocke Rockefeller HuI HuIfelel feller felel hud hu two I wo nephews Ilpho who were graduated graduatedfrom Iruluted Irulutedfrom from YaleWilliam Kle Wllur 1 HoclieMler UIerdltr u uniemlier I IlellJr niemlier lellJr of f the t hI class Ilus of 9and 02 ld Percy Ilr A ARockefeller AI I Rockefeller Inckefelr of r U 01 They were both hol h very verydemocratic tI tIdr democratic dr ratC studious slloiol and 1111 popular lllll among amongtlielr allulK allulKt tlielr t hel clHssiimtes Ilnllths Percy Ilry took to1 u I gouil od deul deulof of 01 intere iltrLt t In II the th sports UUr of Yule Yull und was wasmanager Wl WlIIUIU IIUIU manager IH of the t h football foot hul ttuni ttaUI William Williami liul liulO O i cared arlo little Iltl for athletics athleticsPresident Ilhllh Ilhllhi i President Ireidlt Hadley was WI asked okld tonight tonightIf I If the tl JIUUOuoo IOI has hu IKHII 1ln solicited loldtd from Mr MrRockefeller r rI I Rockefeller HCJlfJl1 by bv any nl Yale oflidul tdul He asked askedto u I111 to IK II excii d from fr11 answering nlMwrlnl hut luI luII Uts Utstion tion I iUI He old Id that I hat tlifi I h gift If I hud been btl uc uciupted 1 1epld iupted iuptedInlted epldi i Inlted 1Uld Stulps tule Slutorlllt Senatorelect Kninl H Hllrandegee l I Jmldel llrandegee of New London londol meiiiber 11I of the theclass Iht Ihtlu lu class of s in il his hi address IJdr nt ct the lht alumni alumnimeeting 811111 811111Icethll meeting Icethll yesterday ytlelK tituul IIHd a 1 raniurk relUli Iliaf Iliafinnde thurmade made H 1 little Iltlp stir tr among IrOl1 ttie lf Yule Ylle men 011 at atthe utthl the meeting leetllg at the thl time thll Hring Hdnl on In your yourtainted olr olrtuJntu tainted money mOlry we will wi purify plrify it with wih th thYule Ihe IheYule Yule spirit pirl and I n consecrate pnulclt it to t n the I he blessed blessedmission Ili mission ill of educating 1 Ila t II I noble men Iln to uphold upbolilthe upholdth the th institutions iutlltiul of our JI glorious glolillr country countryand COlltr COlltrIld and Ild with wisdom widol patriotism putrloll1 nnd 11 libertil libertilconservatism 11rul 11rulPOnM1rltl conservatism POnM1rltl II keep kfp her In II thu thl front frml ranks ranksof Ilk Ilkff of ff the nations Iltiun of the Ih world worldPrevious I Previous Irelol to the announcements IlnOIlrment of the thetwo Ihetwo two SIOO 1000000 gifts Iiflt the alumni alumll enjoyed enjoyedtheir fljOYId fljOYIdtheir their annual anlual dinner cillr The hl first flr t speaker speakerwas wukI wukIi i was WtM Henry Hlnr Wut WII rs Taft Tar Yale 80 1 of If Now NowYork ow owrork York He II said ail he was Wl ntlll Itl awed by the thepageant th thpagealt pageant of the the commencement comnHncerell parade paradetodav l radJ todav tota which put him in mind of the story storytold Mtor told of thn tl recent reclt Installation IIItllatlon of President PresidentLuther Prlldlnt PrlldlntLuther Luther of Trinity Trinh A farmer falner who attended attendedthose atended atendedtho those tho ceremonies rlolie said lie had been hon to Hnr Hnrnums HarIUI nums IUI I and ullluli had had delirium delrum tremens tlllel twice twicebut tWIc but hut he had hut never soon Mfn anything In thlnl like lke that thatInstallation Ihlt IhltInslalaliln Installation Inslalaliln parade Mr r Tan remarked remarkedthat IPlarked that if that farmer had hac seen en thn iiA gyrations gyrationsof of the Highland Ighlond white wings of II 12 ho h would wouldhavo wouldhavl havo havl had to record rcrd another rase cal of tremens tremensDuring treleni During the commencement CQlmrncment exercises exercisesin exerclf exerclfIn in Woolscy Hall Hal today Sir Kdward Elgar Elgarof i of England led tlo 10 symphony mphon orchestra orchestrathat orChrHlra orChrHlra11t that 11t played two of his hi compositions cmnoRltonB Ho Howore Hewor wore wor the the most mOt striking Itrlklng academic acdemlo gown gownin own ownIn in the academic parade pmee It was a of white whitebrocaded whitebroded brocaded broded silk IUk edged edgd with wih crimson urmln velvet velvetnnd yehetand and the large Ilrje hood was wal lined lned with the same samebright bright color He le wore a small ArnJ blade blac velvet velvetcap ehetcp cp cap which hloh was square llre and ane without any anylasso In InI lasso In the parado par o Prof Prf John Joh C Schwab Schwabwho Scwnu ScwnuI I I who was waf marshal mi Ihal carried caried tho tl0 gold old mnco mncoand and President plfldent Hadley wore for th e first firsttime 1mt 1mttme tme time the jeweled collarette colarUe will tho Yale Yaleseal Ynlepncnt seal pendant pncnt set At with precious precoul stones tonl The TheJohn TheJohn John Addlson Iddlon Porter Porer university unlvfmlty rssay ffA pnw pnwhas pn7OR has OR l lKn cen awarded to George Gorle S Arnold Arold of ofNow ofI I Now ew Haven 1lvon a sraduate Irduate of Yalb Ynl College CollegeIn ColeRe ColeReII II In the class ollN of 1003 10 and at present plnt a Batudent BatudentIn student studentIn In the law school schoolHonorary Ichol IcholHonorar Honorary Honorar degrees degle were wer conferred cnfer as asfollows al alfolows folows follows followsDoctor folowsDor Doctor Dor of Laws IlwsAug Augustus tlR St Qaudens Qaudensthe GaudnRthe the sculptor Edwin J lwl A Alderman president presidentof plldent plldentof of the TJnlversltr Unhcllt of Virginia LelBaron LelBaronirctilt L IHnron IHnronIrlulor Colt Judlo of the Unie Irlulor irctilt Court and Dr Abraham Jacobl JacoblDoctor Jobl JoblDoctor Circui Doctor Curt of Music MusicSir Sir Edward Fwor Elgar ElgarDoctors ElgnrDoctorl Doctors Doctorl of Divinity Vhnlty1le The Right Revs RevsToderick IWI Jtedprlck Toderick William Wiiam Keator Ketor nnd John Frank FrankIn Fank Fankln In Oenung OenungDoctors OnungDnctorl ln Doctors Dnctorl of Science SiencProf Profs George Gorg Ellery ElleryInlo Elery Elery111e Inlo and Theodoro Theool William Wiiam Richards RichardsMasters chRrs chRrsMRtel 111e Masters MRtel of Arts ArtsSecrelaryof Secretary of War Wil Taft Tafttamiiel Taf Slmuel tamiiel NValdron I Imher ambert Jamen JamO W WPlnchot V VInchot Inchot the Rev He Hubert Huber Gray Gry Uuehler Julhler nnd nndllfred nd ndAlfrfn Alfrfn llfred Krnest trlt Steams SteamsFOURTH Hteml HtemlFORTU FOURTH OF Of JULY AT ATLANTIC ATr4 1 TTT TTTTluouzh IY IYnrourh Tluouzh trains Iratll vK 1 Pennsylvania Hallroad Hilroa leave leavew I ae w YOlk week dayii at lt fl IM A M and 15 2M P U UiniUys t 10Ia11 iniUys 7SS A M Special 1rlal train rettiralnrFourth rettiralnrFourthJuljr rOllmtnrFounh rOllmtnrFounhIf ad If il Juljr Julles dining dlll leaven cars calA A Atlantic Ait 10 City CI SJO 6 P II I with wili parlor parloril paur paurad 1 l 4TTfWV tlTImN 1VO riMIEltACE riMIEltACEI I I Democratic OetoraUo Candidate andid ami 11 fnme In ohl ohlj Ohio OhioI j Johllonl lolmsonn Plank Pllnk In Ini i Coiuunos CoUl VS Ohio June28John JUn 28 John M f Pattl Pattlson Pntl Pntlof son of Cincinnati Clnclnnnl president prsldont of the Centra CentraUnion Celtrol CeltrolUnion Union Life lusuronce IUlumnc Company Compny was noml nomlnated nominated nated for Governor by the Ohio Democrntli Democrntliconvention Dmocmtlo Dmocmtlocnlnton convention cnlnton on the second Icnd ballot blot today todayM tcly tclyM M A Daugherty Daugherr of Ioncstr Lancaster the tern ternporary tel rlrr porary chairman calnn denounced denouncd George I ICox B BCox Cox the Republican Rpublcn Cincinnati Clnclnntlletlr leader am amcalled nnd nndcaled called caled the last Republican Iwpublcn State 8ta conventioi conventioia cnventon cnventona He accused Gov Her Herrick meeting a grafters gmfem moting acu8d Ooler Oolerrlok rick of bargaining brgaining with wih thn racehorse mohor me meand men menaRd and then becoming brlng weak kneed knod and votoln votolnthe otolng otolngthe the poolselling pollllng hill hi and of making la kln a con contract cn cntrct tract trct with the liquor lquor people peplo before l foro his hi eleo eleotion ele tion ton and throwing them down to currj currjfavor cur favor with the AntiSaloon AntSlon League people peopleafter pople poplearer after arer ho was wal In office officeAs ofc As to Chairman Clnnan Tofts aft address addrel he clmlenged clm challengd lenged lengd the sincerity sicrity of the cry CI for extension extensionof of the powers power of tho Interstate IntetUto Commerce CommerceCommission COlmerc Commission Comml8Ion and ane attacked atncked President Preident Roose Roosevelt Hool Hoolyelt velt for his hi appointment of Paul Morton Mortona a selfconfessed lelcnfetld lawbreaker lawbreakerThe Iwbrlker IwbrlkerThe The platform plton as a adopted Is L a victory fotTom for forTom Tom L Johnson Johnon of Cleveland who was waedefeated wasdeflate defeated deflate lost lt night in hU efforts elortl to get getthrough I Ithrough through a plank plak calling clng for tho taxation taxationof tuaton tuatonof of rallroadri ralroa as al other property U 11 taxed taxedThis taxedThis This plank was Wa adopted odoptld today by the com committee cm cmmlte mittee mlte nnd nd convention conenton He was wa defeated defeatedhowever defeted defetedhowever however on his hl two cent celt railroad rlrond fare fareplank fale faleplnnk plank plankBy plnnkDr By tho nomination nominal Ion of Fattlfon Iattwn temperance temperanceU Ipmpranc U I made the tedlng leading issue in the coming cming cam campaign CI CIpalgl paign palgl Gov Go Herrlck Herick who recently Ientl was wasrcnomlnutcd WIHII rcnomlnutcd rlnomilutcd has h3 been 1n attacked IUaoko for his hisalleged hlHallged I alleged allged opixwition oPPoHlton to the Hrannock local localoption lorl lorlOptol option Optol law Ilw by I the AntiSaloon League Leaguewhose 1IgI 1IgIwhe I IIn whose candidate cnUdat Pattisoii IUtOI is I declared dtllled to be beIn In accepting acptllg thu thl nomination nOUlnaton Puttison Pltton said saidtin 611d 611dhi tin hi was wa in favor flvol of a 1 Christian Chr tlJ Subbittli SubbittliAs Hulblth HulblthAl As Al a member 101lr of the General Cenelal Assembly 1Ibl and andof Ild i iuf of Congress Congr Pattlson 1atlon ha hM aided uldl temperance temperancelegislation tlllrllC legislation legLdlton Pattison 10 tiol was wu nominated Illilltd by bythe I the thl rural lull counties countll those counties coultlo of large largepopulation Inrgepopliatiol II population popliatiol being IJIIf dlvldod ell u among 1101 local 1 Iul can candidates cundi didates di ate Charles K Mason n I Hamilton Hamiltonbrewer Illiton Illitonhltel brewer hltel is the nominee 101hle for State Treasurer TreasurerA nI lrHr lrHrA A lotler oter was wa received from frml John R McLean McLeanresigning CIII CIIIrIllnl resigning rIllnl as a Ohio member of the th national nationalcommittee lalunll lalunllcOlllitll committee committeej cOlllitll I I II I j ivrii 1 Kini HU lIWWHtIWJ itinn itinnOne I I II IOle One Ole Shell ShrllI ImsiM I Tliroilsli lhrolh a Ilutr 11111 lit 1 luclic luclicTlilek IIh i iIhllk Tlilek Ihllk lien NIIU 1It Sr SI Trul TrulSANDY j SANDY s J HOOK Huot June JUle is UilgCieu Brgnel Sam Samuel Sa In Inlel uel lel W Mills 11 chief chif of artillery ullilelr iind Hil president presidentof JI idlt I of the Hoard of Ordnance Onlnau unit I llt Fortification Fortificationmulls FUltiUullon FUltiUullonlud1 I lud1 mulls Ills hi rlrst lt ofliuinl oni111 visit Iil to tho tht proving provinggroiiluLs prilg prilgi i groiiluLs IUUlll loday dar After oHtll witnessing willeil fiiiiiK fiiiiiKfrom frl frli i from frol rapid tiro tl KUIIS IIIM Ids hL party parI which whlll in inuluded il iluhulet uluded uhulet the thl menit rH of If llie IhO lor lOlod do sliool slioolof 1111 1111ur of Fort Totlen Tott 1 under Indr iiinimund 111110 of Major MajorMurray IujolIurry Murray Iurry went WHlt two miles down dnwl tlio th bench htlph to tothe totil the til lower luw1 end of the llrlng tr IK Irtn lol o o wjiere wll u uSrcially uijllr Srcially ijllr mounted l0uulct IV I inch Mast ot delVnso delVnsorllli II II IIrf rf rllli had hl1 l Iel en pivpared for Hriiiic Hr I high ex exploilve IXi111 ploilve ploilveFiichiK i111 i111IcI FiichiK IcI It I and uIII near ut11 the lilgli Illh water 1111 mark markwas Illk Illkau was un armor I1InUr plate 12 I liy 0 I feet IS ISindies 13I I indies lhl1 in il thickness Iblknell fastened ru ItII to an tl onkun onkunImckhiK i Ilchll ImckhiK Two u annul1 anlur plirclng phIjll sliolls Ihfl wiiv wiivtired w wI tired tred under 11111 ordinary 1IIIulr Mjrvicc condltluiis condltluiisettuli uldllul j I ettuli cil Iudct loadcd witlu wlU twenty pounds I I ld of o dunnlte dunnlteor Ulllt8 Ulllt8or or iilich1 iilich1explosive explosive oplo1 I 1 iis It It U I also nl1 called calledeach lllldl lllldllah each lah shell hel weighing el hllg 1000 100 pounds fiulld Tim Tit tirst tirstshell trt trth1 shell h1 went wnthrough through the plate llale and ull burst hllt in il the themind th thand mind but IJI the cond shell htl burst IUIt while hit pier picrciug pierit ciug it Ih lit target tlrgpt and 111 lUll considerable ulI IIlc dum dumuge oUU oUUI uge I I The test tUlt of the Kim ln was WI coiifid eulldl0 rfid rfidsiiccessful I siiccessful siiccessfulA rlldMfll A trial tial will wi soon 5UOI l a nmile 111 llriiik Ilill airaiimt airaiimtbattleshin allinMI allinMIuattlhlp Tlio tarict built at the thenavy thl11t battleshin armor II 10 1 Tilt Illwt hl11 11t navy yard IId Hrooklyn UloukiYl was 1 dHllvered ut utllie 11 11I I llie te Suiidy 1110 Hook 1001 wharf yesterdav yesterdavJHS I Ii IIPI i JHS 111 S Of1 iWIO UHOS10K UHOS10Klupunesi h lupunesi IPI Turpcilo fufllll Uoa UII Ma 11 e Hern HernKlKtltiMl Itpl KlKtltiMl SIhl1 Tliirt Tliirtf II II81i f 81i III Still Itthlt ti Itifflttll 1 In I TlU Tit MS MSSr n I II Sr HI PKTKKHUtHii PtnKUltI June JII Is A telegram telegramfrom I IrUII I from rUII Vladivostok ilatol talL yesterday t ldl status statusthat lulu luluthnt that Jaiwiiesn JUPUle warship leliuvel to lie tor torpedo pedo Ioats IUtf have Ila I een sighted sightedNrllilorr iht d dI 1 ILtI 10 I i iSlthl Nrllilorr Slthl nml RII llaron nlrun Itixen 11ln lluvr 11 llicn llicnuinr 11 SUIIII SUIIII8r1 uinr t tfwiliil 8r1 fwiliil Iidf l llnpiiltli ItlIIh In I THK TIK MS MSST rs rsST ST PKTKMSUUIUI ItnIHUUIC June N AmliiiKsudor AmliiiKsudorMeyer Ull udur udurIeel Meyer Ieel hud an ni interview ilterview with Count ulnt IMIII IMIIIdorrT Lalh Lalhdurr dorrT durr the Foreign Forelgl Minister llIb tlr at lt the Foreign ForeignOffice 1olrelgl Office Oke this afternoon afternoonIt ulerloun ulerlounI It I is io understood tllert uod thit t Imt M 1 Nelldoff 101 he heRussian heI I Russian Hu iun Ambassador to Fnmcc Fmllc and nnt Uuron Uuronltoen Ualol UalolI ltoen u ln who whl siiciv IuCd ils Count nssinl o lli Us II Am Ambassitclor 1 I bassitclor Ils ador to the Inlted Ulied Stnl States have ha e Ixen Ixenilchignated III IIIlIated ilchignated lIated llnally Ilnl as a Itussias 1 II IXMIIV 111 plenl plenliottntianes ptnlputltiari putltiari iottntianes iottntianesMOIII1IZI MOIII1IZI 1011710 Till 11 IlKSKHVKS IlKSKHVKSCiitrrniurnt I t Ji JifUlrllC11 fUlrllC11 Ciitrrniurnt Mill 1 A imlili 1111 HDtNHl IIHH Mrn 11 In InlltR II lltR Itusslan lu lan Capltul Capltulfiptfliil aplll aplllr fiptfliil r CaMt IMt Drsiutth rtth lo THK Ti srs srsST IS ISI I ST IKTFiMHUiiti 1 nISIHI Jtiiie JII 20All the l har harrrkl ar arracks racks rrkl nnd Government Covemmenl structures ItrUrture available availablein 1Rinhlo 1Rinhloin in tho capital Cpinl have 0 been in prepared plepRrld for the thecoming Ihecoming coming mobllintion of If tho reserves rlme an anoperation al alopratol operation which will 11 last three weoks weoksFlghty opratol tl WI9H WI9Hi i Flghty m ht thousand I hOlllHI men from frlU St Ht Petersburg Petersburgand IPtnbllg IPtnbllgI I and the unrrounding Burroulln factory districts will willI wil I be assembled l1e1hled A ukaao ordering orderl the levy levyis I is expected expced today toda It U I temporarily temporarilywithheld tempomrl withheld until unti 011 en Trcpoff repot completes complteH his hispreparations Ii Iiprarutlon preparations prarutlon for the prevention I retltiol of trouble troubleNrw troubleSrw Nrw RtiMlan Ru lan Internal Iltrrlal Inan Inanfiptfitl 10 10oPN fiptfitl oPN Cubit Dtipatch to Tpr TRY SlS SlSST 11 11ST ST PKTKnaiiuno Juno 28 2BTII The Aora Aorasays NOI 1 says ylt it understands undoltldf that tht a al new international internationalloan llerrllonnl llerrllonnllon loan lon of 150000000 IfOOo rubles rhles S75 75000000 0 C will willto 1 to issued Issled shortly shortlyTHE hortlyTIf THE TIf HLACK ltK SKA tLKKT tLKKTSlilps FmT FmTShipi Slilps Tliat HuiiilB 11 81a nn n i 11 e Acalnst A llnt Ihe IheMutlncrr IheUulnr Mutlncrr MutlncrrThe Uulnr Uulnr1t The 1t available aailhle battleships of thn Ih Black BlackSpa Daek Daekn the Ekoterlna II Tchesma TchesmaSinope Spa n fleet are nr I fchelma fchelma81nopl Sinope 81nopl Dvlenadsnt I lenad8t Apostolof AOtolof Gorgel GorgelPobledonosets Corgtl CorgtlPohleonts Pobledonosets Pohleonts Trl Svlatltclia Slatlela and Roetisla ROt la lahe v vThe The he three thre cruisers clLlm aro lre the Pamyut PIYlt Mer Merkurya er erkura kurya kura n protected protclod cruiser crler the Otohakof Otohakofan Olhalcof Olhalcofan an armored cnikor cnlLer and the Kagul I gul pro protected protected tected tectedIho Iho 1 he throe thre torpedo tordo hoats 101 ore Rapltan RapltanSaken Kapian Kapian8kln Saken 8kln the Knanikl and the Griden GridenThe GridnTA The Knlaz Iniz Potemkin Tavritchesky Tvrlchmky is I of ofabout ofahout about TA 12500 125 tons tM displacement and carrini carrinifour Carrlf four 12 Inch sixteen Ilten 6 Inch IIh fourteen fourteentwelve fOlrten fOlrtentwel twelve twel pounders BX flx thrcfl thrcl pounders pounden six sixone Mixonl one onl pounders pOlnnet and two n inch field feld guns gunsThero RunThere There are also five I torpedo toredo tubes tubesThe tubf The officer orcr and crew of the Knlay Inllz Potnm Potnmkln Potemkin kin number 61A 61Al 636nth l nth of a Tall Alan AlanLOR IanLos Los ANOKJEU ANOrIEI Cnl June JUlO 28 28ndrew Andrew J JHart J JInrt Hart Inrt the tallest talest man In California Calornia died diedyesterday lre yeMtmay yesterday aged led 67 yearn He wan wal 0 fret fret10V frt frtlOX 10V lOX inches inole8 tall and ae weighed 250 25 pounds poundslasltt pounw pounwlaoht lasltt POB harlnx hul Bnrnelta Vanilla anlad anladmy ai aiTHE THE my NECOND IEOP EMFinE EMFinEAnew EJIIE EJIIEA Anew A aew fasttrain f tain on tfce 10 N V Central leaves leavesGrand Itta IttaGrand Grand Central Dlra RaloD Station IH 1 P U nrrlven arr Albany Albany4J 4J UUC4 tUcl1 arraeuae SneM too Bochetler Bohelr 85J D But Butlalo 81 ta lalo 1110 Ulo No XOMS ran la ACi ASK MRS GRANNIS TO QUIT QUITDISCIPLES QUT QUTI DISCIPLES I SCE cnvncu ourRCI HACKS nt v vTHE P PTIH THE iKi 1 I n Q HKMIAM HKMIAMOnlx m lu luOnl Onlx Onl Five or the tle Congregation Conlretlton Vote otl t tAcoept to toArl Arl Acoept pl III t netlBnatlon Rtl Inat 01 and On Onthe 011 011the the Same aml Five Oppose the Crannl Crannllte Grannlntolllon ntolllon lte olullon Meeting llltnl a Lively 111 One OneWith tn tnWih With Wih only five fvo dissenting dl8ntlng voices volC ou ouof out outof of a vote ote of 140 16 tho congregation ongrgatlon of th thFirst the First Flrt Church of the Disciples of Christ Chrt h hWest In West Fiftysixth FlfYlxth street ftrt near ner Ninth avenue avenuelast avenueIot last night gave a ringing Indorement Indorementto Indoreemen Indoreemento to nnd one refused rfUd to accept accpt the rsignaton rsignatonof realgnatloi realgnatloiof of tho poAtor ptor the ROT Rv Dr I I Q Denham DenhamBy DenhamBy By the same vote ote and amid a scene sene o oenthusiasm of ofenthusl enthusiasm enthusl m remarkable rmarkable in a church meet meeting meetIng ing the congregation congrgaton passed paBd a resolutioi resolutioirequesting rRoluton rRolutonrquetng requesting rquetng Mm Mt Ellzntwth F17JI th B Qrannls Crannlt tin tinwomans the thewomans womans suffrage lufrogo and social Molal purity purty ad advocate adoate vocate oate to withdraw from membership mlmberhlp o othe of ofthe the church churchMrs ohurchMr Mrs Mr Grannls refused refusd to withdraw wihdraw ant antdemanded and anddemanded demanded that charges bo preferred prferrd ngalns ngalnsher agalnMther her and that she have her trial In the thiregular theregular regular way WiY The Rev B Q Denhan Denhantook Denhal took a few ft days dRYI to consider onfl er whether hi hiwould he hewould would or would olid not tot withdraw wlhdraw his hil resig resignation rHlgnation nation nationAs nationI As I related rellled in THK TIE Sux 8u yesterday morning morningDr Dr Lenham tendered tenderd his 1111 resignation resignaton or orJune on onJune June U There hfre was WI a small Ilal group con consplcuou cn cnIpllol splcuou Ipllol In 11 which was wo Mrs Mrl Grannls rannl win winwere whoWlr were Wlr bitterly biterly opposed oPo ed to the pastor pal lor He le ha habeen bad badbeel been beel subjected Ilhjectd to a cluirch cwrcb trial In II Tona Tonawanda ona onaWUIUU wanda WUIUU on a charge chargtHlf of having hlvlgc caused u d domes domestic domlr domlrtc tic tc trouble in the thl family flm1v of one of his flock flockHe toCk He 11 was wal vindicated ldlclleo at II the trial lral and ald whet whethe whnhe he resigned retlgled did dl so IO despite d plte an al urgent re request reqUIt qUIt quest from frul his hi church that thlt ho remain remainMrs remlin remlinJ Mrs J Grannls Crolll said that slin had recolvec recolvecletters rlhd rlhd111rl letters 111rl from frol the aggrieved parties Jlte in tht thtTonawanda he heTOllwonht Tonawanda TOllwonht ra u f The story Itory of thepastori thepastoritroubles Ihe pUltor pUltorIlollht troubles Ilollht In II that town wan WUI set et on 01 Its Il travel travelhere olol ololIIr here IIr in II New f York Yo mid 1111 it lost nothing in tht thttelling 11 telling telinl Oilier Of hlr dotriiwntal stories turi follow followou follt folltOi it lieels lieelsPastor ou Oi I IIIH IIIHIator Pastor Iator l 1111111 f ill IM m resigned relglu and 0111 said hi that thathe Ihll Ihllhe he was WI K going lng into Iltl commercial ullelciul pursuits pursuitsbut Illrtuilr but hit was wa nut 111 going guill to leuvo 1tII1 the thl ministry ministryThe 1111tr 1111trThe The meeting IIel inJ lust night nlfht was wal called ulpd to take takeH tl ke keIcllon Icllon H el Inn on his resignation riIIIUun U I wits wu held in inthe 11 the I biisenvnt I tIwt of the th church hllh and 011 Hobert HobertChristie Hohel Christie lhrl I chairman lmlllul of tho board lulll of trustees trusteespresided IrullecK IrullecKpeideu presided peideu All 111 save actual 1lluluwml members r of the thechurch llt lltchlrch church chlrch weie wer e excluded excludedIt nXIlldd nXIllddI It I was Wit not lot diltioult eltmllt at HIM tht outset Olt lt to t see seehow sehow how tiling thilK were werl going Pastor lol Itenliam Itenliamwas r ntal ntalWl was Wl In I the th vestibule llhll while whJt the members memberswere Ilmhlrl Ilmhlrlwert were wert streaming trtllilg in and IUII ho re lvpd a con continuous co coIIIICIS tinuous IIIICIS ovalion lllon Men Iellnd and women wumeljatherlt twtlierod twtlierodaliniit aliniit liiiii hi I shaking his hil hand ond and a 11 giving givingevery KlyhlKI every I J indication Il0ia 101 of If iiflection I necl ion lld n l con conrldencH UI rldencH rldencHAs 101 As soon 1 as I the doors dUII were closed Iotd Mr MrChrUtit Ir Irhrltt ChrUtit hrltt made Ildl a I hpeeili of alout Ilout twenty twentyiiiinutes t wall wallmilule iiiinutes milule ruliearslng hUIllg I he hI vtorlos Ilorl and Ind strongly stronglycensuring tronglynturlg censuring nturlg thoH who whl had circulated cbCIIIId them themKlder them1ldlI Klder 1ldlI J J II Doutdii loltl then tlen reaJ Ita a resolution resolutionto teolutul to the effect ct that I hlt tho church expressed expressedIhu txprelll th Ihu ut ulrurt most contiilence cOlldenl In II Mr II IJenhain IJenhainand Vtnbfl and 111 re 1I1esiel iiested him to withdruw wlhrrl w his hl r1811nl r1811nlIIn reslunu reslunulloji lloji Ten poraons plrdOI at II Itrst Irlt voted ote aguinst aguinsthe agllnt he resolution le3 110n but live afterward olianged oliangedtheir their thell vot oti iiTaniritwa8 lrifwit orirrlud llrred by ly 141 to B BThen I Then fh1 Deacon Heacou KrancU Frluc M 1 Applegata Applegatanrnse nrnse He read a 1 resolution rtolutlol that tha had no nowbureHses 10 wbureHses whllllre It I went 111 riglil to the th point in inthese II these t hCe words wordsKeititlirtl Keititlirtl R Hllltc That hat it i is i the sense 1t1r1 of this thismeeting thl meeting that Uiubeth EI1heth B Grannls Oralnls should shouldwithdraw hQuldIIhdra withdraw IIhdra w hnr tnenbership tplbenhlp from frol this th church churchThin ohurchThL Thin ThL resolution wax ws received 1 ed with wih loud loudcheers loudphlI cheers phlI nnd Inll shouts hull of If approval Samuel Slll W WHoke WHoke Hoke who wlo hud hlel Ixwii III opposed IJp ed In Mr r Den Denham n hal ham demanded that Ihlt reasons rIOIS be l given IIJ for forthis fo fothi this thi resolution Toliliol Mr Ir Chri ChrUH tie gavri ga them thematciisiui thel thelaeCIilK aeCIilK atciisiui Mrs MI OiniiiiU Ollui of If circulating crulotlng the thestories thetore stories tore iiboiit nU11 thn th pustor Ptu in II llie lh newspapers newspapersmid ulwpapll ulwpapllulr ulr mid elewbere 11wllI Mn IN iraiini uIUi tlenled dellld that thatslie slie I hud lud douu oole MI I When htlll the vote ote was taken takenthere lakll lakllt there t hlI was wn Knottier Ilullr wild wid scene el of enthusiasm enthusiasmiimitt enthuIIMI enthuIIMIOIH iimitt OIH of ot the members 1tllhclS rising rllg to their Ihl1 feet feetuuil uuil waving WII their hands hlld with delight 11t1lt when whenthe whel the rnuli 111 of 141 against Mrs Ir Irannis nllll to toi tl i for ful her li WUM wut aiinuunued aiinuunuedMrs I1WUluell Mrs 11 irmmls did not lt siin 1 much 1IIh dis disturbed di dit turbed t nlld Slut 1 arose Ilo e and tlul sniil 111 that thl wtrjn wllJI sho shoentered ho entered 1111 the thl ohurch slirt rh enterwl It for fl life lifeand lf lfIII and III would wOlld not leave ila ve it at lt any Inr ones UUIr request requestor 1IIlt 1IIltor or until IIUlehaljt charges against 1lUilt her hail hao been hel made madeand lall lallOI and OI sustained sustainedAfter uluilll After Htel the thl incut Ilul inn 111 Mm fl Irulli irannis declined declinedo dlHne1 10 o dlscujis dlIU the th matter IHllel Mr Ir Christie hrtll said saidil saidi il i was W too Minn 011 t to i tell t1 wlittlier wllthlr churge churgeagaiiiist dllrKl1III agaiiiist 1III t Mrs h iraunis ltli would I li HI formulated formulatedMr forlulat forlulatIr Mr Ir Penliam 1111111 said 110 hit bad nolliing notlill to suy suyH IU IUIHI H IHI nTiif I rum rfM f11III THK HICK HICKTank 11 11Tank Tank Slilp hll Struck Slrllk by I IlclKnhig 1 llllnl ami an Sf SfNwampiHl liI liIswampll NwampiHl li I Itnln Iall Sky k Mrar MrarTho IarTho Tho oil oi tank tnlk steamship Maverick Inercl in inyesterday yesterday from frol Port Arthur AIlhlr Tex 1 tow towing towinl ing inl a barge hurgl was WU about IhOl1 100 101 miles mil south of ofHatturas Hatturas HIUma on 01 Monday 10101 night Ilght ailiiiK Rlh f serenely serenelythrough Mtrenel MtrenelthrolJh throlJh through a gentle glltlt swelling wen sea Ia and under Ilder a aclear clear sky k when a bolt hol came 011 out of the theempyrean Ihl empyrean 1111 striking trldl and Ild splintorini plntQh1lt the themainmast t hl hlmainm mainmast mainm t of the thl ship hlp and ald carrying clrryllg away awaythe the t ht port main 11 il rigging riggingTim IIRKinl Tim hl Do Forest FOItt wir wlrIe lo s apparatus Ipparatl at attached t tached to the topmast absorbed most mu t of ofthe ofIhf the Ihf electricity Iloctrcly Tho wireless opniator opniatorwho OIOOtOI who had l een n chatting chatllg a few minutos minnl1 before beforewith hefole hefolewih with wih the Mollory Ialor liner ller Denver Uelrr had hll just Jllt left lefthis lefthil hil his ofllcn ofce when the tht lightning l htnlng struck struckThem Itnck ItnckThor Them Thor had not boon a 1 breath of air and andCopt all allCnpl Copt Dead HPR marveled 11feld at the phenomenon phenomenonwhich phllollnonwhich which WOM followed folowed by a torrent of rain that thatsmashed thatfma fma smashed h d In the awning awnlnJ and anl split Iplt two twotrysails trysails trysailsThe t laIH laIHThe The IIOd load which Capt Read described describedas II as a cloudburst cioldhurt of a suddenly suddenl formed formedcloud foned fonedolour olour cloud lasted only H I minute and a half halfIt haI I I It camo cno In so fU tremendous tre endouM a volume that the theships thehips ships decka dlckl were waUt walt deep dep with water waterThe watr watrI The skipper klppr said lald that If the downpour downpourhad eownpour eownpourhod I had continued cntnue two minute mlnute longer It would wouldhave wouldhae have swampcxl the ship shipThe hlp hlpI I The wireless wlrlc plant was Wi net put out Olt of ofcommission ofcmmllon cmmllon commission and nne the operator made known knownto knownlothe to lothe the Do 10 Forest JorNt folks folkf here herl as al he was coming comingup comlnR comlnRlp lp up the thl const yesterday morning moring the ships shipsexperience shipsexprience exprience experience in tho sudden storm stormHUOKK stormlWIW lWIW HUOKK JlKlt 11m OSK OTHK 0111 URIDOK URIDOKYOIIIIR YOIIIIR 0111 Woman IRSn From ro K t Oranre Trlpprd Trlpprdml Trlpprdanl anl ml Fell 1 on o the Stair StairMiss 8talnMIII Miss MIII Lnurn Lum Invin of 854 Hatstead Hailtod street streetGist Itret ItretERt Gist Orange Ornge was Wi taking her fiveyearold fiveyearoldniece fpYerold fpYeroldnie her homo from Brooklyn last night nightwhen nie niece to frm rkl Jlt nllht nllhtwhen when she slipped 111 and Ind fell fel down dow the stairs 8talr of ofthe ofthe the Brooklyn Brokly Bridge Brdge on this thl side sideMis aideMiN MiN Mis Irwin broke brke her none nOe and ad she fhe bind bindM 1 M much that tb11 she woa W Induced Induc to go to the theHudson I he heHldln Hldln Hudson street 8tlt hospital h in on In ambulance ambulanceAfter nmbulanc Afer After being bln treated trted there ther she wan wal able to toza togo

go za on to her hlr home hometEDumoN tHme tHmeREPVrlOS REPVrlOS tEDumoN IN Movniir UO TIT COMMUTATION COMMUTATIONTIOKKTS COttMLATOS COttMLATOSrnnl TIOKKTS niTTWKKN NEW VOKK CHK AND ANDNEWARK ANDNEARK rnnl NEWARK WAVKRLY WAYRL ANDEIJZA11KTH ANDEIJZA11KTHFor ANDEIZ4IG For the th hfnttu of Its ls patron the PennnylvanU PennnylvanUlaUronri PennalanlaRairoad laUronri Company will wi place lare on sale brrlnnlnt brrlnnlntuly htrlollll htrlollllJulY JulY Rairoad uly IM 1 IUtrl Mrtp monlluY monlll commutation eommulalo tickets lekeio t tween b ween Vow York ork nd d Newark ewark Uavcrly and E1U E1UKth EI1a EI1aIlh Ilh Kth a T rl W of IeAc SU Atfi D n HENnEHSOU IIENDFWmN STHIOKKN STHIOKKNExSpeaker SlRIKjY I IEx ExSpeaker Ex pnker of a the t Home of a Heprwenta Heprwentatte RfpHlnt i tte Krrlonily Nrlolr III IIIDuauquB I DuauquB la I June 28 Col 01 David B BHenderson BHenderlon Henderson Henderlon exSpeaker exSpakor of the House 10ue o oRepresentatives of ofRepr6tUtve Representatives Repr6tUtve has bhd had two strokes strokel o oparalysis of ofpmlIIln pmlIIln paralysis in the loKb l few feW days and Is I in i iserious a aIrlou serious Irlou condition conditon He U I at the Hot HotJulian Hotl HotlJulan Julian Julan with Mrs Mr Henderson lenderon The paraly paralyels praly pralyl els l affects alels the aide I11e of the leg on which hi hihas he hehas has depended dependednn nn IIAUPER lAnPER ON 0 HII 111 WAV nrnr nrnrLeaves lEnr lEnrIeae Leaves Chicago Cloaso for Ret and lo lie Treated Treatedby Trute by Dr McHurnty McHurntyCHICAGO 1Uue 1UueCICAO CHICAGO CICAO III I June 28 28PrOldent President W R RHarper RIarpr Harper Iarpr of the University of Chicago left leftthis lef this thi afternoon aforoon on the Twentieth Twenteth Century CenturyLimited CenturyLimied Limited Limied for Now York accompanied accmpanied by byMrs byMr Mrs Mr Harper Harpr He expects epot to ba absentabout absent abentBbout about a week wPk It I was stated at his home homethat homethat that he took tok the trip in order to secure secureres lecure lecurer res r and to continue contnue the treatment tretment he is isreceiving II IIrlclving receiving rlclving under lndeI charge of Dr MoBnrney MoBnrneyMembers MoBumeyMombl Mombl Members of hlsamily hil In I 1 and of the faculty facultynay faculy faculysy nay sy that Dr Harper Hlrpr has ha been ben Improving Improvingsteadily Improlngsledly steadily sledly and this trip to New York need needcause needOlle cause Olle no alarm concerning concrling his hi condition conditionWhile conditon conditonWhie While Whie In New York Dr Harper Hlrpr may attend attendthe atend atendthe the session sOtlon of tha National Nutonol Educational EducationalAssociation tdlctonnl tdlctonnlAoeaton Association AssociationIFOVT Aoeaton AoeatonfOl IFOVT fOl P41 H tOR OR SILVER SIJJ XERVIVE XERVIVETruntilfi IW IWTrolb Trolb Truntilfi Over OVlr Clft f of Kan al a to Her 111 Name Nametake Sall Sallake take llattlexhlp llattlexhlpTOPBKA I al fhl p pOPKKA TOPBKA OPKKA Kan Kn June Jule 28S 28Hlh th 0 WelU WelUAuditor Wll Auditor of State informed the tle members membersof lerl r rof of the executive executve committee PuHnlUee this thl afternoon afternoonthat aftorool I Ithat that he Intends to refuse rtfuf to audit the war warrants i irts rants rts for the purchase plrchale of a sliver tlher service trvlco for forthe forthe the battleship bttelhp Kansas Ialll Mr WelU Wels say tny that thatwhile whie while the Legislature JgLlatlr made an al appropria appropriation appropri I tion of 5000 0 for the purcliase plrchat of the silver silverservice sller service trvlce it I failed faiell to designate dellglIUh by h whom whol HIH HIHmoney Ih Ihmoney money is I to be b expended lie 1H does cor not notIwlievo lot lothelee helee Iwlievo that tlat the thl executive exeutle committee Clullee has hasauthority la laauthoriy authority authoriy to make lake the Governor a I purchas purchasing 1 lrphal Ilnl ing agent and ad will wil refuse rfule to audit allit warrants warrantsfor wlrralil for any part of the appropriation appropriationIILIFISH Bppropriltol IILIFISH 1nIPlO STlOEST ffOJ1 ttEHS ttEHSAntonio Im ImAlronl Antonio Alronl Torre Marrlm arrltl an al American Americanlilrl ltrcan lilrl tll In II Waihlnajlun WaihlnajlunWASHINUVON ahllsiun I WASHINUVON IISlOS June JIII 8 Antonio 1 tOi 10 C Torres Torresof UT UTof of Manila Ialiu I 1 I one of the I he large colony nf nfFilipino I II students In this country was wasmarried Filipino Illplno Itloltl II thlr WIr WIrmurnlc I married murnlc today luoRY at half past 1 I oclock oluck to toMiss I III Miss II Alberta S lames UI in the lle rectory rlny of ofSt ufHt Church ChurchMr i St Patricks Pltrik Cailiullc IIIlu Mr r Torres 01 Is I n I student IHIul In the George Georgetown Ologt j jtOWI I town tOWI College 10111 Mild tic the thl bride brltl is I u pupil pupi in inthe II I Ii i the tle Georgetown lorgetnwl convent 11111 They hty will wil be bemembers I I1luLer members 1luLer of tho tll party paty which hlch will wil bail lil on 01 the theManchuria theIalchurll Manchuria Ialchurll with the Secretary Seorell1 of War WUI for forManila fo Manila 1111 The bridegrooms Irldlgrool fill fli her is Chief ChiefJustice hlef hlefJUtkt JUtkt Justice of the Philippines PhilippinesTO IhlpJIII IhlpJIIIT TO T tOtST 1 OV KVWIMIOV W11Wml IHtATS IHtATSImilr I Imilr 111 Mntn SI liKpeclori II pltlor Will 1 Jet limy limyrxt lli i itt rxt tt Siimlnv SiimlnvColleclor SUlla SUllailclJr Colleclor ilclJr Strolahal Stranahan issued an al order orderyesterday oloer oloeryesterday yesterday directing the inspector to count countcarefully ouuntcarefuly carefully carefuly the imssengers 1elgr on 01 excursion excursionntftamers excufHlol excufHlolItemel ntftamers Itemel In the thl port por of New XUI York In I ac accbrdanoe IO IOcrdlnO cbrdanoe crdlnO wltti wih the regulation Iegiltonl of the HI Steoiri Steoiriloat 8teli 8teliIuat loat Iuat Inspection lupecl iUI Service Surlr The he order orctr goes goesInto io Into effect Ict next Sunday Hunda earlier earier In II the theoelun he heseason oelun season than thal in previous years yearsiifoirv yenrl I iifoirv 1ml OIT r or STKKKT TKEXCH TKEXCHlabarrr l H J l I IIaberl labarrr Iaberl Him 1111 Kranincnt rllnl o of Ujiiainltr UjiiainltrHltli UI111 Hltli 11 III 18 Hammer I 11 h I I Aflrr frr a I HUM HUMPatrick lul lulI I I Patrick PtrlCk Golden UolJ11 of 411 I t Kust Elst Sixtythird Sixtythirdstreet I II street tlIllnd and Michael llhl1 Philips Phllp of SS 1 Kaet Thirty Thirtyfourth lhlrty lhlrtyfoultl I fourth foultl tnt rockmen ropkmel employed elplnY 11 by John JohnSluttery Johl I IJRtlry Sluttery JRtlry n contractor untrlolor of HUS I Park Iuk Hveniie Hveniieare 11111 i iIrl are Irl in II the Presbyterian Prlyterul Hospital 1opltll suffering sufferingfrom ulerl ulerlfrm from contusions 01 tulont and Hld lacerated 11 lald wounds woundsof would wouldi i of the tll f rl f uiul ld body 11 HS K the result le l of a Ilal mall malldynamite dynamite dYlamie explosion I lo lon yesterday Irrdu afternoon afternoonin Ifernool in II nn 11 eriaatlon on 01 First Jir t avenue 1Ulo between betweenSixtyeighth IIlwt1 IIlwt1HixtYIyhth Sixtyeighth HixtYIyhth and a1d Sixtynlnih ixt nilth striut tr ol Slnt Slntlory Int I II I lory Is i building lldllg a I new conduit 10101it on ul this thi block blockfor hloc hlocI I for the thl Fdison Edis01 company loUlny Tim Th excavation excavationis lIIatlu1 I II is only olly on one lnt side I e of the street Itnr nnd ald IK I about aboutfour lUlt lUltfOlr I four fOlr feet wide wid After Aflll H I light IIhl charge cllrge bad badbeen lall lallI I been pe1 exploded eXJlucHd yesterday e IrdIY ioldon hlol1 nnd nndPhilips nld nldI I Ihill Philips jumped jllpeu into iltu the lll excavation Hautiol to tobreak II IIhllak break hllak off nI the Ih sharp ends eld of the II exposed exposedrock fxosl1rock rock lloth Untl had liHiimimv hIIIIHI and IIII the Ih one onePhilips ul Philips PhlipH used l d struck Illwk a fragment frl Ueltuf of dynamite dynamiteHo lullt lulltI I Ho nnd nld Golden oliel were wer blown 11011 out Olt of I lie lieexcavation h hI I excavation XIKIII into the roadway roadway4V roadI roadII I 4V 4H1I Hln ST4VWil tIU HOOK HOOKIxlupl 110 Ixlupl Ulrkman lilrkmli Write rll a Note UI Aliuiit AliuiitIII thull III 111 KxprrliMioe KxprrliMioeKANSAS 1rllre 1rllres KANSAS s CITY lITY Mo Io June Jlne 28 George W WKirkman I Ij j Kirkman KillllUl exCaptuin Jlptlll of Infantry Ilfllly V t S A Anow I Ii i now nlw a prisoner prHuner ill 11 the tht Feduial FeJtlal Pmiltelitlary Pmiltelitlaryat lIInUol I II Fott Loavenworth is I to ar soon soonas at 1011 Ieavenwurh uppear uPI 01 011M I 1M as an author Iltllor He U has hll written wrtln a book that thatpretends thlt thltprtl pretends prtl nd to portray purrl the dark Illrk side Ilde of social sociallife Bcol BcolI I life lfe In II the army un The book hlok was a written writtenwhile wrlln wrllnI while whll Kirkman Klrkmal was WI under Ildel armst orrt in II Fort FortNiobrara For I Niobrara Xiohlura charged with enough 1I01gh breaches breachesof hrlche hrlcheof of good conduct conduet to distills 1 Ui a hundred hundredofficers hllirell 1011 officers Under lder thu tlllle title Thirty 1hlrl Years YeaIl of ofArmy of1n Army 1n Life 11e Kirkman Is I to tell tel all al of the thescandals theI thes11dal I scandals s11dal that have lae come to him as a officers officersson OmCert i son 801 cadet cdet and Ind officer for Kirkman rltmRn has hn been beentried hf1 tried by courtsmartial curtfmarlal rive 11 times timesHis timeHi His Hi manuscript UlltCrlpt Is II now In II the t hI hands of a aChicago aI I Chicago Chilgo publisher puhlsher and ald wealthy wllth relatives relativesof relat of the exofficer Ixolor are 1 said fl to be assisting aHIMtlg iii iiithe hii i the tw publication Plhlcltlon It I Is b expected fxpeted to lie out outIn outa In a few weeks weeksttHKCK wek wekI I I ttHKCK lIWl COST Ol 9771000 9771000More 1000 1000I More Iore Tunny rIMt to Infinrancc InRnrnae Companies COlpanlf Than Thanlo han lo the tie Railroad RailroadCniCAao Ralroa CniCAao CHCAGO June 2R ATle The wreck wrok of the theTwentieth theTwenteth Twentieth Twenteth Century Ctntury Litnjted Ilrted on the take takeShore LnkeAhor Shore Ahor cost cst 1771000 1770 This is il the estimate estimatemade eRtmats eRtmatsmade made today following folowing the disbursement disbursementby dshlrlmont dshlrlmontby by two life lfe insurance Inllrnc companies cmponlls of 260000 260000to to heirs of the dead Of this Ihl sum 100000 100000was was WIl paid plid on life le policies polcies and 160000 160 on ac accident accident cident policies poliI There Ter remain rmain I yet to l he hepaid e epaid paid by life lfe insurance Insurac companies cmpanle for deaths deathsIn In this wreck wrck 1100 150000 150000How How 10 much the railway raiway company cmpnny affected affectedby alected alectedby by the wreck must pay Is I something of a aquestion question but blt the figures fgures among amolK local locl com companies cm cmpanies panies today show that SMO nsOM will wi be b paid paidfor paidfor for nineteen nietn deaths without wihout litigation litigationInjury ltgaton ltgatonInjury Injury claims dalml nro estimated estmaled to t represent representat rprelont rprelontI at tho present prsont time without wlholt litigation ltgation ltgationS2O I S2O 200000 The loss lof of the engine stands standsfor stancl for S25o 25000 and ad of the library Ihrar oar cr SIOO 10000 10000To To these thef figures fgurs U to l be e added adde for Incidentl incidental incidentallosses losses 101 not enumerated such as delay of oftrains oftraln trains track repairs Investigation Ine8tlgoton ex expenses e ep penses p nBII Ac c 2000 2000The 250 The Te total of this Ihl818 Is 355000whlch 50hlch added to towhat towhRt what the insurance Inllrno companies cmpanies have dis disbursed dishurld bursed hurld makes makel S77o S77oDEWEY 771000 771000DEWETS DEWEY IIRUTCUVEE IRUCUEE CHAMPAGNE CHAMPAGNEOne CRAMI 4 SE SEOn On One bottle will 1 convince you of Its uncriorltr uncriorltrHT HT H Att T IXwtT OwrJ 4 Sons on Co 188 13 Pulton FIIII St aUlerollll New e Vork VorkAtt orl l Mop 10 to NUiara Nlsul Falli ad d Itrtnni ItrtnniJulrl Olln Ollnollrl Julrl ollrl t J Erie rre irallrosd lalrad Information 1010Tlaloo taa list Bmdwiy IwaJ N Y tu I rulioa 11111 St S BkljaAOL IIAc IIAcI 8 I I ROOSEVELT TALKS OF SPORT SPORTnn SPORTnONT nn nONT T wivff i nnoKEX lIOKF ARM Anl HUT JT 1 OT 01 UK I HRVTAL I n 11 AI HE 11 SAYS SAYSStudents U IS Students 8tldlnl Should Hholhl Join In Rather Ratler Than ThanWatch ia iaWatch Watch AtliletlciiMr Atblrtl Ir Hooaevelt UOOotlt mad mad1at iladThat That 1at He le Known Profrsilonul PrortIlon lloxeri lloxerianil noxerali anil ali nrpitlfM 1rrUln11 Ills Day Ol at Harvard HarvardCAMBRIOOK nanrdCtBRIOt CAMBRIOOK CtBRIOt Mass M3IS June 28 28When When Presi President Prel Preldent dent FJiot lot rose roe to address addre the graduates graduate of ofHarvard i Harvard lavard UnIverity University In Memorial Hall Hal today todaylie tod y ylie lie remarked remrked that this tll was wa the finest fnest body boy of ofHarvard oflRt Harvard alumni ho had seen e n during hU hUthirtysix hi hithlrylx lRt l thirtysix thlrylx years YMI as ni head Ilnd of the Institution InstitutionIt Insttuton II It was waf the finest fnelt he said because it was wal the thelargest theluge largest Fifteen Fifen hundred graduates frduatC not notincluding notIncluding including the thl large class cass of young men who whoreceived 1 received rel ed their bachelors hndlelorl degree dlgre today todaywere 10dfY 10dfYwere were assembled a81emhlld in the hall hal and the whole wholeaudience wholeRudlence audience numbered numbtrll not less le I than 3000 3000President 30 I Ilreldlnt President lreldlnt Roosevelt 100 Celt was of course coure th thcenter the j center of Interest and Inl1 tho oftklal program programfor t i 1 for the day kept hint busy URY from early elrly morn mornIng momIng Ing until unt late Ilte tonight when wien he left on his hisspecial hi special specil train for Oyster Bay Busy as a he hewas A I Iwas was with wih the round rOlnd of college colge events h hfound he hefound found time lo transact Iran lot some highly hl hly impor important tant public puhlc business hu lnt K the result refult of which will willlie 11 f fhe lie made known by Secretary Hlretnry of If War Taft in inWashington Il A AWa Washington Wa hllltOI tomorrow 10lorrow momlng momlngPHKNIDKNT loAllng x xIHYIIST PHKNIDKNT IHYIIST AND A TAFT TAF TALK T LK SHOP SHOPSecretary Secretary Soreilry Tuft Tlft came Cme hero to receirs receirsthe rceln I I the degree dglce of doctor of laws Ilw and he met metthe the President Irfldent a I few minutes miuutel before th thcommencement the theomrenCemont l1J l1Jthe omrenCemont commencement exerciser exerctlt After UteI reaching reachingSanders rechln 4 4Rnders Sanders Theater where the exercises exercljl were wereheld wer held thu thuIeldelt President and Mr II Taft occupied occupiedadjoining occlplendjulnlng adjoining seals tatl on the platform and whll whllthe wil the members l mlr of the graduating clasi cilsi wera werafiling wertlnt r filing tlnt in they thp had IIul an n earnest earlei conversation conversationiiver cnelntlor iiver some Oll oDiciul oflcul documents doclment which tho thoStcivtHry thoHlcltlulY i StcivtHry HlcltlulY took from frl his hi x cl cllt et At every everyavailable eer1ulllhl available ulllhl opportunity oppurtunly during dlrl the Iht early part partof partuf of the Ih exercises the President Ilellt read the thepapers theH theHplper lru l papers plper with wih evident Hiielt Interest lit ele It I was O said saidafterward 1It 1ItIterword afterward Iterword that tlul I the ho documents doculent pertained perained to toPanama tr f I IPanama Panama Cunul Inul affairs utlh and that Ihlt on Important Importantannouncement i iInnoUI1I111 announcement InnoUI1I111 would be made in Washing Washington B4hin ton tomorrow Secretary Tuft left for forWashington forWa t Washington Wa hln11J11 tonight tonightPresident tllnlghtPrldfnt President Iloosevelt rose ro e early 011 this I hl morn mornIng morllIn Ing In and at 0M oclock started for Massu Massucliusetln I Icllu cliusetln cllu tI Hall where the prnrrMion 1010 lull of Har Harvard HarlIr vard lIr l overseers and other dignitaries and anddistinguished distinguished dltillglll hetl guests 11It was WII formed for forSunder i iHIIr Sunder ihfiiler The procession IroIJ HlolI was wa led ledly i I ILy ly President Fliot of the university lInlerlt with withPresident withlrei President lrei ltlIt Hoo tooil eelt Ilt on his hi right The Thecommencement Cloc commencement c exercises rci I tgan gnn at 10 10oclock 10dock oclock dock und lusted until alotit noon noonOne 1I00nOnl One of the moot 1II0 t Interest Ink events con connected conlItctd nected with these exercises was 111 a dill disquisition dillqulsilion quisition on The Spirit of Ihe he Present PresentSouth I South by I William 111101111 Arnold UimLetb a acandidate aCllIlIlIdnt candidate for the I hI masters degree ThU ThUwas i iWUI was a rather original and very Ir forceful forcefulHildress for flll flllHthht Hildress on the race question and tho ho Prol Proldent lrc lrcllIt dent llIt led 11 with wit I grenl enthusiasm Ihe he ap applause 111 1111lIm plause 1lIm ami cheer with which thn dill disquisition dilllIlslUlln quisition lIlslUlln was wa frequently interrupted interruptedllfUHfti f fUIW llfUHfti UIW t MH TAHV TAHVMr TAtrIr Mr Ir Roosevelt HIJII Qell bus IlItlllllreudy already received l lhc lhcejw Ih Ihlellr lellr ejw of doctor of IIWH law from rrnlOhIRslmn rrnlOhIRslmnlIultfr tils almn almnnutter nutter so he received re hdno no decorirlon today todnyThe The 111 doctors degree IItj however was RoO con conferred lOnf ferred f rrd upon 1011 Sfcrntary HelrIII1 Tuft Justice JII ticC Whilft Whilftof Whllof of the United State Supreme Court 111111 Presi President IrtJiiItut dent James B Aii 11111 ell of the th I Diversity Diversityof r rIIf of Michigan and 1IlIlllrof Prof II M I Howe of Co Columbia i iIUIllItIIl lumbia tnlverslty Shortly before HID HIDcommencement I Io commencement o lIllIllIlIIelilcHrljIellIullrldward oierciMM I eRim Dr Edward EdwardFvurvlt 1 1Icntt Fvurvlt Hul 1I1l10 Ihe I he iiKid clmpliiin of tIe lie lieInlted I Inlted 1111 1 States Semite entored Ihe room roomand l and the uiid nce u gave n 1 Kvent cheer as Mr MrHooovelt fr frHouOjIl Hooovelt stepped down mid assisted him himup hlllIII up th step leading llilll lo the plulform plulformMKHSAIIK i iMt MKHSAIIK Mt IilAllt TO THE KAIMIH KAIMIHThe IA IIIFII IIIFIITill The Ireslilent 1I ldnt did not ipeak at the com comiiniicf j j11I11lHllelit iiniicf 11I11lHllelit nieiit exercises xeni but procieded to the thelioii theIonllo lioii of Prisldent hlnt Kliot wtiero lie stopped stoppedor I fOI or a moment ut the tli ermitiic Musemg Musemgnnd nnd 111 1 ihcn sent t this thl cublo to the Ih lermiin lermiinKmperor erlllLlI Kmperor Kmperorfit fit Hi HI Jujenty lite Jfrinan ulI Kmprror Kmprrortttrlin tttrlin tttrlinhave llHIiIlI I have just been 111 vicHIng nt Harvard Harvardrniverslly HllnardlII rniverslly lII 1fr lt the ierman museum the foun foundation foundlltun dation of whloh hloh we largely owe to your kinl kinlinterest kin t tillloroc interest I take tllk this occasion to thank yon yonund 011 j und 1111 1 through you the grent German rman people peoplefor pcoplfOI for the many acts act of courtesy and kindli kindliness kindllnsll ness which in rewnt years have steadily steadilybrought steadll steadllhroulht brought closer c1o together the iermRn rman awl awlAmerican R lIt lItIIwritlm American Copies This growing friendship friendshipbetween between Wt11I the th two I 0 nations means much for fort the thefuture future welfare of mankind and I wish to tothank thank you Krsonaly for the efforts you youhave have mude to foster it itTtihUUOHIi TtihUUOHIi UOOSRVELT UOOSRVELTh h ii m the Eliot resldencs tho President Presidentwent went to th Harvard Union where ho spoks spoksbriefly briefly to alxiut 500 alumni and then to tha thaPorcillian Porcillian Club where he took luncheon luncheonShortly Shortly before a oclock he called for A Amoment moment nt University Hull where the chief chiefmarshals marshals luncheon was held and tit 215 215wont wont to Memorial Hall where tho main mainbody body of alumni were assembled to listen listento to speeches by distinguished visitor visitorThero Thero wus great cheering when Bishop BishopLawrence Lawrence announced that 2100000 had hadleon leon subscribed to the teachers endowment endowmentfund fund Speeches were made by President PresidentEliot Eliot LleutGov Curtis Guild Justice JusticeWhite White exAmbassador Joseph II Choato ChoatoPresident President James B Angell nnd Secretary SecretaryTaft Taft It was nearly 5 oclock when Pre l ldent dent Roosevelt rose to speak nnd ho wan wangreeted greeted with a great Harvard cheer over overman man in the room jumping to hU feet feetThn Thn President said saidPresident President Roosevelts Adilrem AdilremA A great university like this has two twoesixicial esixicial functions The first is to produo produoa a small number of pcholars of the highest highestrank rank n small numlicr of men who in science scienceand and literature or in art will do productive productivework work of tho first clnss The second in to tosend send out Into the world a very large number numberof of men who never could achieve and who whoought ought not to try to achieve such a oston ostonIn In the field of scholarship but whoie ener energies gies aro to tie felt in every other form of ofactivity activity nnd who should go out from our ourdoors doors with the balanced development of ofbody body of mind and nbovoull of character characterwhich which shall nt them to do work both bothhonorable honorable nnd efficient efficientMuch Much of tho effort to accomplish thn thnfirst first function that of developing men mencapable capable of productive scholarship as dls dlstlngulshod tlngulshod from merely imitative annotn annotntlvo tlvo or pedagogic scholarship must comn comnthrough through tie graduate school The law lawschool school and medical school do admirobln admiroblnwork work in fitting men for special professions professionsbut but they in no shaxs or way supply any anyshortcomings shortcomings In tho graduate school any anymore more than does the college proper th thcollege college of thn undergraduates llie Ideal Idealfor for the graduate school and for thoso 1 L Lie ie the ideal of high scholarly production productionwhich which is to bo distinguished in the sharped sharpedOVFtt OVFtt NIlillT TO CHICAGO CHICAGOThe The rennmlvanls Special leaves New York d 1lf 1lfH H H U arriving Chirnco M next mornlnc Mo Monterterence nterterence with business hours Thorough equip equipnent nent o trtU Ait

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v vb r S i t tgt r gt THE SUN THTJRSIJflT JUNE 29 1905 b b fashion fuhlcS from the mere transmlttal tranmittl of reac reacmade reacmade mor reacy reacymdo made knowledge without adding to t it itIf ItI J mdo If I America Americ kowledg I is I to contribute ontrlbuw its 11 full ful shi shito Ihare Ihareto hi hito to tho progress not atone aone of knowled knowledbut knowlege knowlegebut but of wisdom wltdom Irojre6 then wo must mut put ever evercreasing everl I creasing emphasis on university unvelity work dc dcalong dono donoalong I along crelng the omph1 linos of tho graduate gratuato school choo1can 1 1can Wo Wocn can test 10 help the growth of Amerio Amerioscholarship Aeicn AeicnIcholahlp Americscholiuhhip bOt scholarship Icholahlp cn by seeing olng that as 1 a a career cer it itput it1Ut Is Isut put ut more on a level with the other cara caraopen cer ceri carcopon i open to our young men The general genera opi opiion opln oplnIon o oIon ion of tho ou community oomunlty L Is L bound to havevery have havevery a avery very great effect even upon its lt most mot vig vigoua vigor o oua and Independent eltct minds mlnl If In t tregarded the tI 1 1 pubilo mhid Indepndent the career of the eohola oho1ar oho1arregarded I I 4 regarded pUblo regaded md as 1 of insignificant In crer Jgnfcnt value vaue wh whcompared when whenI whI I I compared cmpared with that of a glorified glorled paw pawbroker pawn pawnuroKer pawbrokor broker then it will with difficulty be ma maattractive made madeI maI I I I attractive to 0 the wl m moat vigorous dfcty ad and gut gutof gle giftII II of our American AThe ic1tn h young men Goodteaohe Goodteaoheexcellent Oo Good teoherl teoherlI teaohe teaohea 11 excellent Aercan institutions and libraries areI are aredemanded lbraie a a aI Inttutions ant I a I I demanded exclent demande In a graduate gr4dUte school worthy worthythe worthyI of ofI I the name ne neill namej ill j i nameCALL CALL FOB FR nn8T FRST CLASS CS MEN MENBut JN JNI MENI But there Is an oven more mor urgent ugnt demai demaifor demiufor deld deldI I I a I for the right sort ort of student No 111 111class flt fltca liioJaa class science no first class literature literatureart lteratue or ornt ca denc Irst ca second cia clamen ciamen art nt can ever be built bult up with seond cla clamen men c The scholarly chollrly career caer the careerthe career careerthe ce of ofthe the of arts tl tlman tbe tbeman timan the man of letters leters man mn at man mn of science must mut be b made such uh as asattract 1 aaattract to toattraot attract those thoe scenc strong and virile ve youths youth wl wlnow wbo wbonow wiflow now feel fol that they can c only ony turn tun to t buslne buslnelaw bu bus1nelaw law or politics olitks There Thee U I i no one thing thng whli whlithere whoh whohwl whliwill lw POlt0 will bring about this desired chnge change but butthee b bthere there wl brng 1s one thing th which wl ch will 1 material materialsecure materialy materialyhep materialhelp thee help In I bringing on thig It t about and tht that 1 La LaI to toI hep aoholara the chance of gettii gettiine secure to scholar scholarOne eoholal ohano gett I One 10e ne of a few brilliant briint positions poition as 1 prizes prizesthey prz prizeeI U Uj they n rise to the first rank In their th l ohos ohoscareer ohoen ohoeiI I I career ri Every such ft brilliant brlit position poiton shou shouhave shoud shoudhave ahouI I caeer have an accompaniment an added solar aalarwhich solarwhich a as a Baay Baaywhich 1 j which al shall help indicate Indicte how high tl tlposition the thepOllon ftI I position pOllon hal really realll Is and it must be b the effor efforof efors eforsI eorof of the alumni which can cn alone aone secure sce BUI BUIcalorie euoh euohI aucaalaria I I calorie aumn for such positions positionsA poiton o eaalli A Al a people I think we are ar ar waking wakln u uto up upi uI I I 4 to the fact that tht there thermust therelnuat must be better pa pafor pay payI p pfor i for the average man and average averge irome iromeengaged woman womanfngaged womngaged I engaged fngaged In the work mn of education eucton Bt BtJ But ButI BiI I am not sneaking fpeaklng of this now I am ni niaverage not nia 1 I noaking of the delirablty cle1rabl1ity gr4t great though thoughIt thou thouthat It folng that iii of giving better payment to the theI U Uaverage I I average erage u educator educatorI I btUr am speaking 8pellng of otthe the d delrablllty de deIlrblty dalrability elrablllty of giving to the exceptional excptional mi mijust man manj1 meI j1 r Ilrblty the chano chano of winning an exoptonl exoentional prz przI priE priEuRt I just JUlt uRt as he lias hl ha the chance chnc to toIJI1311IU04 do In lw law ana anahuelnC an anII8inOS I huelnC IJI1311IU04 II8inOS al In 1 buslnol hti8inn MO lf at v the VW present Jwwv v vnothing day dayI da danothing nothing could be more mor healthy than thanImmense thn an anImele a aImmense oult Immense reduction in the money value valuer i ithe of oft t r I Imele the exceptional exoptonal rducton prizes przes thus to be b won bt btIn but butI btj In scholarship 8cholalhlpwlmt acholarnhipwhat what is needed is L the revereIn revere rvele rveleI reveraiIn I j neP tl tltheory the thetheor UiI I In this country we rightly rghtly go upon cuntr I theory thi that it la more mor Important llpornt to care cre t tthe for forI I I l the theor welfare of tho average averge man m than thn to p pa pt ptI pI the exertions of the e ecwptioruvl ex exptlonl eptlOflaI a premium upon exerion I I I cwptioruvl ptlonl ptlOflaI prmium But we must not forget forgt th ththe tht thtI thj I the establishment of such a premium prmum fi fitho for fcI I I tho exceptional ecptonl establshment though of less IE important importantIt Iporo il I nevfrhelels novartheleNs ot ver very grat great Ipomo importano importanol It Is Important even to the developmer developmerof developmnt developmntI 1 1 j of I the iprant average man mn for the average averag of ofof al alI a aof I I of us is i raised rl8 by tho work of the gret gretmasters grat gratf grearnater masters mter mterMcn rnaterI i mastersMUCII f I h 1 MUCII Mcn WOBK WORI NOT NO COMPENSATED COMPENSATEDIt COMENITD 1 It Is I trust unnecessary unneOr to say sy that thatappreciate tht tiiatpprbciate I Iapplclte appreciate I I to the full ful the fact fac that th thhighest the thehlghet Uihigheet applclte highest hlghet work of all al will wi never be b offecte offecteone aecte affecteone one way or the other by any question queton questioncompensation c ccompensation of ofI compensation And much of the wor worwhich work workI wori i I which cmpenaton Is really best b t for the nation nUon mu mUEfrom muI t 1 I whch from the I raly very nature ntur of things be b non nocremunerative nonrmunertve norremunerative er I remunerative as a compared with the wor worof work workot worof of rmunertve the ordinary 8 Industries idustres compr and vocation vocationNor vcton vocationNor orinr 1 I Nor would it ever be b pOible or dcsirabl deeirahlthat dcsirablthat deirble deirblei i that the rewards wae of transcendent trnlcndent sucoes sucoesIn aucsin UCCss UCCssi rwars i In tht scholarship should even approximate approximatefrom aporoxlte aporoxltefrom anoroximatfrom from Icholrhlll a monetary mone standpoint stndpoint the reward rewardIn rward rewardIn I In other vocations vortlon nr But Bt it I is I also true the thathe tht thethe I Ithe the effect efeot upon ambitious ambitous minds canno cannolight cnnot cannobut I but be bad i as a peonle we how our ver ver verI b bd I a Jople I light IUght regard for scholarly sholarlv achievement b bmoklfig by bymklg bmaictig moklfig rKrd no provision proviion at all af for its I reward rewardThe rward rwardI rewardThe I mklg The chief use UI of the Increased Incra mono moneralue money monoI I value Te 110 of the scholars sholars prize prz would wOld be b th thIndex the theIdex thl l Index thereby therby afforded oorde of the respect ii iiwhich In Inwhloh itwhich Idex which It won wa popularly held The rp Amen American Amer AmenI I can scientist the pPlarly American Amerc scholar sholar shouli ahoukF shoulihave Ihould Ihouldhve F cn have fletlt the chance chanc at least lest of winning wlnlg Imch Imchprlw Kucit ucl uclrizos t prlw prizee hve rizos as a are ae open opn to t his hi successful sUcru brothe brotheachievement brther brtherIn lngland or France where wherethe 1 I In n Gry Germany Eglnd Fc wher wherthe the rewarda paid for that ft claM acholarl acholarlachievement Iholarly Iholarlynchlevement achievement rwards pd are as 8 much above abve the thepaid tbo tbopaid thoe thoepaid ar rewards fo fofirst tor tortrft foi1rtt paid in this country as 8 our rwards first class thi achievement achievemet cutr In I industry idUt or orare Uu Uuare lw lware trft are above abvo cl those thos paid pd abroad abroadTim abro abroTB abroadTUl Tim TB KPIMT IPI1 or TM T TIt WOTXKBR WOTXKBRBut WOBI WOBII 01IUI 01IUIButot I But Butot of course OI what wht counts cunt Infinite Infinitemore ifnitly ifnitlymor fnfinimlmore more than h any possible Dble outside rewar rewarIs rward rwardf rewarcI I Is f Ii mor the spirit Bplt of 0 of r the tle worker worke himself himsl Th Thprime Te Teprme Thtprime prime need ne Is to t t math IsW Into It the minds o othe of ofthe othe prme the scholars eholal themselves themllve a true tre appreciation appreciationof apreton apretonof of real as distinguished from frm sham shm DUO DUOcws IUo uc ucecee cws c r In I a productive producive dlighe scholarship sholalhlp In I thi thischolarship the theIholrhlp thcholarhln Iholrhlp scholarship cholarhln which adds adK by Ita It 11 work to t tLaaiim th thuni the theIlm Ilm aiim uni of substantial sublttll achievement with wblcl wblclthe wblchthe wblcthe the country cutr U I to be b credited credie it Is i onl onlfirst only onlyfrt onlyfret first frt class c1i work that counts cunts In this thi field flelithe feld feldt fieldthe the t he smallest smalet amount of really rly first frt elate elatework clasthat clas work i La worh worth 11 all the snd aecond cll clae work workthat worlthat that can c possibly slbly be b produced prouc and ad to t ha hadone hve hvedonA have have4one 1J done such elch p work Is II in itself Ill the fullest fulet an anamplest ad adamplest and amplest reward to the man mn producing producn 1 1We It IL ILWe We outsiders out lder should IhOlid according accrdlg to our ablllt abllltnld abUty abUtyIld ability abilityiJ aId Ild him him in every way waY to produce prouc it Ye Yeit Yet Yetal Yetall iJ al all it that u we C can do co Ji I I is Lt but lll lte little i compar compared i iwhat to towht towhat wht what ho himself hlmtlf can cn and nnr must do The Thospirit To Toplrl TheI I spirit plrl nlril of the scholar holar h Is I the t he vital factor Inthe In Inthe I I i the productive prouctive scholarship holrhlp of the country countrySo cutr So S much mich for the first Irst function fuction of the theuniversity tbeunlverlty 1 university unlverlty the tie sending I dll forth furh of a small smallnumber sml smlnumbr smallnumber number numbr of scholars shola1 01 of the highest highet rank rankwho mnkwho rankho who ho will wi do productive work of the flrst flrstclass frt Hrstclase 1 class Now turn tur to the socond Ind and Id what whatmay wht whatmay 1 may may be b railed raled tha Ih normal norml function tunctm of the thecollege theclege thecollege college clege tho function fucton of turning tlmlng out each eachyear eachrear each3ear year many my hundreds hln rs of men ml who shall shallpossess lhl shallp41eeea possess the trained tralner intelligence InUlgece and ad es especially e especially t I pecially plly the character chrcter that tht will wi enable enablethem enablethem enablethem them to hold holr high the renown of this ancient ancientFeat acient acientFat ancientFeat Feat Fat of learning by doing doig useful Ufl service lrvlc forCIte for forthe forthe the nation It Ls L not my purpose to dis discuss d dOtM dLac11p cuss OtM at length legth what should purJI be b done In InHarvard InI InIlarvarl I Harvard to produce tho right rlJht spirit Iplrlt among amongthe amongj amongthe the men who wh go out of Harvard Harvar but rather ratherto j 1 to speak pak of what thin thL spirit should Ihowd be beNor b beNor Nor shall Ihal I speak of the exceptions exopton the themen themen themen pk men to whom college clege life le Is a disadvantage disadvantageRandolph dldvantg disadvantageRandolph Randolph Rndolph of Honnoke Honoke he of the biting bitingthnt bltig bltigt bitingtongue tongue onc once remarked of an opponent opponentIhat opponentthat t that he reminded romlnrer him hi of certain cri tracts tmc of ofland otIlld oflend land Illd which were almost worthless worhle by bynature bynatur bynature nature natur and booamo ml entirely Intlml tn n by h J oultlvn oultlvntlon Glhn Glhnton oultjvnlion lion ton Of course CII if I in any Individual Individualuniversity Individualtlnivefl4lty ldlvldul ldlvldulI university Inlyenl training trainig produces nroducoe a taste tsU for forroflned forI forrofined I I roflned rfned Idleness Idllnes a distaste dltlte for sustained sustainedeffort su sustainedelToit taied taiedi I i effort efor a barren brrn intellectual Inteletul arrogance arroganceor aroganc I or fr a fenro n of supercilious superclouf aloofness alotn s from fromthe fromthe fromthe the I world of real 41 men who do the tA worlds worldsreal worldsi worldereal i real work then It has hal harmed hane that Indi Individual idl idlidullj mdividuni vidual idullj but in such fuch case C there remains rmail the thoabiding theabidig theabiding abiding abidig comfort cmfor that he would not have haveamounted haenmounted haveamounted amounted to much anyway ana Neither a acollege acltgo acollege college cltgo training trining nor anything anythig else ell can cn do domuch doJ domuch J much good to the man mn of weak wek fiber for or orto orto orto to the man mn with a twist In i his hi moral or orIntellectual orIntelecul orIntellectual Intellectual Intelecul makeup But the averageundergraduate average averageundergraduate averge avergeundergraduate undergraduate has bal enough robustness robutncS of ofnature otntu oft t nature ntu enough capacity cpcity for enthusiasm enthusiasmnnd enthuslalm enthuslalmfnd enthusiasmand and fnd aspiration a plrton to make mlko it worth while whileto I to t turn tur to account ncunt the stuff stu that tht ls I in i him himTOO hi himTOO TOO TO MUCH LUXURY AT HARVARD HARVARDThere IAIWARD IAIWARDTer ILARVAnDThere There Ter are ar however two points polnt nolnte In I the theUndergraduate theunderraduato Undergraduate undergraduto life lie of Harvard about abut which whichconcern whichI i I think wo have a rght right to feleme feel some Itle Itlecncr little littleconcern concern cncr One On Is I the growth of luxury luxur In Intho I Ix Ixthe the university I do not know kow whether whetheranything whetheranything I anything to we can cn say 5Y will w have much effect effecton cfec effecton anyhlnJ on this point but just jI t so fO far as al muc tho alumni alumnihave alumnit alumnihave have weight I hope hop to t see B that weight weJ ht feltIn felt feltIn feltIn t In serious and sustained IUtaled effort ofor against againt tho thocrowing thogrowng thegrowing crowing IrOUI tendency tndenc to luxury luxur ana in favor favorOne faorI of growng al all that mket makes for democto democratic cndlol conditlon I I One of our number nuber the one whom I think thinkthe thinkthe thinkthe 3 the rest ret of tu u most mOt delight delKht to t honor honorCl honorClIIidn honorCol honorColLigpthonhas Col ColHIgglnson HIgglnson IIidn Ligpthonhas onha has given jlven t t our alma ama mater materthe materthe materthellarvard the the thellarvard larvard Harvard Union Unon than which no better bettergift bettergit battergift gift git no gift git meeting meting a more mor vital via need needcould ne needcould could cld have been bon given to the university unhcrltyi i I It Li L neither neiter possible po ible nor desirable dOJlrhle to try tryto tr tryto to t take tke away all illoia social differences dlfernc from trm the theutudent theII theKtudent i II utudent Itudent life lfe but it is a good thing to t show showbow showhow howbow bow unimportant uipornt thoao th00 differences dlernC am areI amcompared II I compared to t the differences dternO of real rel achieve achievement ahevo ahevomlnt achievement compa ment mlnt and compared also aeo to the te bonds bondswhichshould bonc bonciswhlchshould i whichshould which elould cmpa unite unlU together tOjltber all al the men menwho meni i 4 who are In any an degree deKre capable cpble of such real realachievement realachievement i achievement bonds bond moreover morver which should shouldalso shouldI shouldalso r I also knit knlthee tho thea e capable men to their tei brethren brethrenwho brthrn brthrnf brethrenwho f who need ne their help helpDBDTAUTT hep hepIRUAL helpUnUTAUTT DBDTAUTT IRUAL TN I SPORT SPOUTThosecond BPOBTThesecond SPORTj j I Thesecond To loond point upon which I wish wih to topeak toapeak k peak Bek la I tbo matter mtor of sport Now I shall shallnot sh shalnot 1 1It It not be suspected SI etc of a tendency tendenc spr unduly undlY to tominimize wf tominimize minimize the tVle importance Imporace of sport IPOr I be believe belevo behove f hove levo heartily herUy in sport spor I believe beleve In i out outdoor outdoor l door garaos gamo garn and I do not mind mnd In the least leastthat let letthat leastthat that they are rough rugb games gamC or that those thosewho thewho thoeowho who take tke part par In i them are ar occasionally occasionallyInjured Olonly Olonlyif occtwlonaUytnfurod if Injured Injur I have hRe no sympathy sypathy whatever whateverwith whtver whtverwfth whateverwtth with wtth the overwrought overrught sentimentality sentientitY which whichwould wblchJi whichwould would wOld keep kcp a young youg man mn In cotton cttn wool wooland wol wolI wooland Ji I and ad I have havt a hearty hOry contempt cntempt for him U hn hncounts hecunt htcounts counts cunt a broken brken arm an or collarbone clabone as 8 of ofserious ofI ofaenot I serious consequence cneuenc consequence when balanced raac against againstthe galnitthe t tte I the 6eroU te chance chlnc of showing showg tl tlnt at he poaaeecas pleG poaaee poaaeetht a I H tht If I you OU dont Vnoit Vnoituk kno knoowsvJle nov novn n 11 11Drowsv4Ie Drowsv4Ie Drowsv4IeWater owsvJle owsvJleWater Water Lackers Lackersuk racker rackerstc uk stc tor them tb m the th next time Um you ar rc In you youown yniown flir flirown own grocery IrOCtry mart Hor Try Tr A pound ruts ht 0 am amyou and andUU etiou you UU will wi never bo without Y11boUI ttirm Ihl They Thc Ttt ar arwholiMomr ar sriwholiornc wholiMomr snappy snappyauptllln aria iy iyand J r rIh auptllln I rrarlar rrarlari r i tho Ih noup IIJI IIJIand uilAil uilAiland and rhrni fUI rracltc rracltcpar rJc rCcIeipar cr crpa par pa cutltHce cutltHceTrade rltllc rltllcbarlboc cieiHcTrade Trade supplied by Cbatland 4 l Leattetrt LeattetrtItrownicllle ahart ahartBrownjvtlle Brownjvtlle fa fabardlhcK s sbardibot bardlhcK barlboc jhyslcal Jhyslc address adlO and ad courage courageBut courageBut courageBut But when these thO Injuries ore Inflicted Infotd t tothers 1othere by byother Inues others other either wantonly wantny or of set fet design desigwe designwe we are ae confronted onrontd by the question Queston not notdamage notdamage 01 01dmg damage dmg to one mans mns body boy but of damn dmg damnto I Ito to the other mans mne character chrct Brutall Brutailiin Brutallin Brutalty BrutaltyIn in playing a game should Ihould awaken aWlken tl tlheartiest the thehertiest Iiheartiest heartiest hertiest plyng and most motplalnl gm plainly shown contem contemthis contempt contemptfor contemifor for the player guilty of Iti It elpdaly especially especiallythis If IfthL this brutality Is coupled couple gty with a low cunnn cunnnin cunning cunningIn cunnir cunnirIn brutly thL in committing It without getting gettng caug caugby caugi caugiby ught ughtby by the cmtng umpire umpie I hope hop to see I both gradual grnduaand gaduate gaduateand gradualand and undergraduate opinion come to scoi scoisuch scorsuch corn cornsuch such undergldute a man as one guilty of base b and and dl dlhonorable dlhonorable dlihonorable al honorable mn action acton who gity has no placo plae in tl tlregard the theregrd tI tIregard I regard of gallant and upright men menness menI menIt I regrd glant I It I Is a Dad thing for any cleg college mn man mangrow to togow grow t to rgad regard port as the Irlous serious hu bus busnese l lne8 ness gow ne8 of life lte U I Is 1 a bad bd thing to perm permsensationalism prmit prmitsntonlsm permsensationalism sensationalism and hysteria bysUrla to shape th thdevelopment the thedelopment thdevelopment 6hap sntonlsm development of our sports port And And tlnall tlnallIt tnly tnlyIt It Is a much worse thing to permit prmit colleg collegsport coe coesprt collegsport i sport sprt to become bcme In any shape shap or way tainte tainteby tinted tintedby tainteby I by professionalism or by so much ns nt th thslightest the thelghtest elislightest profellonBlsn I slightest suspicion of raoneymaldng moneymldng an anthis and andthL anthis suspicon lghtest this Is especially true If I the professional professionalIs prote loDl m mi thL I eepolaly Is furtive if the boy or man mn violates lolat f th thspirit the thespirt Utspirit spirit spirt i futye of the rule while whle striving strivng to keewithin kee keewithin kep kepwithin within the letter letterTHX leter letterTIlE TIlE 1 CUBBB CURBb or PBOKESSIONAUSM PBOKESSIONAUSMProfessional PROYSIIONAL8 pnoFEssxoALsMProfessional 1 1Pofe8onl Professional Pofe8onl sport fport Is I nil al right in its 18 way wnjI wayI WO WOI I am glad to nay tY that among Imong my friendsnumber friends friendsnumber I Inumbr number numbr gd professional profe 810nl boxers and wrestler wrtstlenoarsmen wrc wrestleroarsmen tlersj tlersjOmen I Omen oarsmen and baseball basbal men whose regar regarI regnraI I value vlue and whom In turn tun I regard regardthoroughly at atthoroughly 8 thoroughly good good citizens But the collegundergraduate colleg collegundergraduate coleg undergraduate undergradute goo who ctzn in furtive furtve fashion fashionbecomes fn fashlorbecomes hlon hlonbomes becomes a semiprofessional Improfellonl Is II an un tinmitigated unmtgUd unmitIgated mitigated mtgUd bomes curse culj and that not alone Ii0n to tounl tounlvrsly uni unisport tanivsrsity vsrsity life ana and to the c ceuee U ot amteu amteusport amateu amateusport lfe t sport vrsly for the college graduate ought I Iafter In Inattr Ii Iiafter gadute after attr years to take tko coleg the lead Ilad in putting puttins th thbuamsamo the thebusn thbusnas buamsamo busn busnas yrs mo alltyof alltyofthlscount ltyoths this count vonapropo vonapropoplnne ron Ton a apropo apropoplane propr proprplnne plnne and ho can not do it If I in his owi owicollege ownoleg owicollege college career cn his code of conduct hn hnl hahen haibeen l hen been oleg een warped carr nnd coe twisted Moreover Moreoverthe Moreoverthe Moreoverthe the spirit Iplrlt warpd which puts so IO excessive exoNlv a vain vainupon valuUpon aluo aluoupn upon upn his work as al to produce prouo this thi semi semiprofessional leml lemlproft81lonal semiprofessional professional Is a itself ItRl unhealthy unhealthyI I wish to t see e Harvard Harar win a renonahl renonahlproportion rtlionble rtlionbleproporion reeonailiproportion which it enters entersand enterand proportion proporion of the contests contet In entfI entfIMd and I should Ihould be heartily heriy ashamed a hamr of ever everHarvard eer everHarvard Harvard athlete who did not spend ever everprovided ever evefl eveflounce Harya ounce there wa wa In him In the etor effort to win winpro winprovicljd ounc provided pro only he does roei it In honorable an anmanly aua auamanly aucmanly manly vieW falhlon fashion ony But I think our effor efforshould erort erorthold efforshould should manly hold he to minimize rather rthtr than to in increase Incre increase crease that kind of love of athletics athlltlN atltIetl which whlclmanifests whichmnf0t witlclmanifeets cre mnf0t manifests Itself Ifelf not in joining in the athletl athletlsports athletc athletcspor athletiisport sports but in crowding by tera teD1 of thousand thousandto spor to see e other people indulge In them It I I Ia I Ia a far fa better thing for our collecej cole ei to havthe haythe have havethe the average student It dent Interested IntereJte in som somform om omfon omform fon form of athletic atWetJ than to have hO them thpm al alRather al algather I lather Rather In a maw ma 1 to see other peoplo dc dctheir dotheir dctheir their athletic athlet for them themMBCH themUCI themMuch i Much UCI EXPECTKD EXPECCFD OP HAnVAnn IAnVnf MEN MEVSo MENSo So much for tho undergraduate Now Nowfor ow owfof os osfor fof for 8 the alumni the men who are at work wortnut workout wor worut aumni nut ut In the great ret world Of course the themans thomnl ihenans mans first duty Is to hiimelf and to thontImmediately the theIeitely thosImmediately Ieitely mnl Immediately frt dependent upon him bl Unlov Unlovbe Uno Unohe tJnloshe he can pull his own weight he must bo bocontent beontnt hcontent content ontnt cn pll toremain tremaL to remain a I passenger all hU life lifeBut lo loBut lifeBut But we have a a right rght to expect expet that that the themen themen themen men who come out of Harvard larmrd will wu dosomething do doeomethlng dcmmething something more than merely pull their owr owrweight ownweight owrweIght mor merey weight We have a right rht to expect expet that thatthey thatthey thathey they will wi count unt as positive pOltlve foreoi forco for the theDetterment thetetenent theetennent tetenent Detterment of their fellow felow countrymen countrymenuid uid they can thui count CUlt only if they com comalno combin comDIne bin DIne the the power of devotion ony to a lofty lof idea ideafflth Idfa Idrialwith with practical prctlal common cense sene in strivingo striving to io o realize rei thU thl thi ideal idealThla idel idelTt idealThis This Tt nation ntion never tood in creator neon neonhan nter needhan han now of having among Its It leader men merif menof menif of if lofty Ideals Ideal which they try tr to live 116 up tc tcnd toad tctad ad tad nd not merely merly to talk tak of We need ned men meoth menwith menwith with th these ideals Ides In nubile publo life le and Ind w wleed wn wnne weieed leed them lust JI9t as ai much much in bminew bUiin and anr IriUch In Ineuch inuch iUch ne a profession as a the law We can by byitatute h hIttUt byitatute IttUt itatute IrofMion establish only ony those exceedinglyougb exceedingly exceedinglyough exredlmly exredlmlyrugh I rugh ough line lneJ of morality moralty the overpassing overpassingf oelpa lng lngof of if f which means men that tho min mOn i h in jeopardy jeopardyif of if f the constable cODtable or the Sieriff Slerlt But the thelatlon thf thetatlon latlon U L badly bady off ol if i I In addition to thi thihere thh thhther thuhere nton ther here Is I not a very much higher hlghtr standard standardif standardfconduct of if conduct a altandar standard er impossible ipOlble effectively etet effect i ivel ely elyto to 0 establish ttal h by statute ttute but one ont upon which whichhe whichthe whiche the he community comunty as n a whole and anr especially especiallyhe 8Jpecialy 8Jpecialythe the he real rledert leaders of the community insist inshtTake insistTake Inilt IniltTake Take such uch a 1 question queton ns a the enforce enforcei enforc enforceent ment i ent nt of the law It I in iI it of course eour elemon elemoniry element demon demonary t iry to t say sy that this Is II tho first frdt requisite requiHio requiHioI I 2 1 any ly civilization c llaton at all 11 Bet a great grAt manyeople many manysople mal v vpople sople in the ranks rak of life lfe from which most mostllege most mostclege mostallege I pople clege allege men are drawn drV poem Pem to forgot forgotlat forgntthat forgotat that lat at they should Ihould condemn with equal equaliveritv equalRyertv equalsveritv iveritv tho thoie e men who break tho lawy law lawiy lawby Ryertv by iy committing eommtlnl crimes of moh violence violencend violeneerid lolenl lolenlad ad nd those thoF who evade the law or who ao aonally aotlaly aotally tlaly tally break brllk it but so f cunningly that thoy thoyinnot thovcanot thoytnnot canot innot bo discovered dl oered the crimes crImeI they theyammit the thecommi theymmit commi ammit being not 10t those tho of physical out outige outrage outige rage ige hut those thos of greed grl and craft on the theirgest thelarge theirgest large irgest t scale scaleHUE scaletliE caleUE HUE UE VERT VRY ZRY RICH RICI A MENACR MENACRThe MfCP MaNecaThe The Te very ery rich roh man ma who conducts InductR his hisusiness hl hlbUlineS hisisiness bUlineS usiness isiness as 8 if I he believed bleved that he wore worelaw woroa warolaw a law unto Into himself hmslr thereby immensely immenselycreaeors ImmfnRly ImmfnRlyInercc immenselyerCacet Inercc creaeors th thA diftlriikr cifPI1y of the th tn Inok k of up upjld upld hold jld ld ng order when hen tho disorder dsorder is II a menace menacei menac menacemen I Ito to i men of property proprt for If the community communityels I Ifeel feel els el A that rich rch men disregard dilrpgard the th law where whereaffects whcroaffects hr I It affects atets themselves themRI then tho community communityapt communiy communiyII communityapt II apt to assume the dangerous and un unholesomf unwholeRmf mn mnholesorne taprroul wholeRmf holesomf attitude atttude of condoning crimes crimesviolence crimesviolence of violence olenc committed cmmted against agaln t the intcrrnta intcrptehich intcrrntahich Intcritd IntcritdwWeh crmes crmesof wWeh hich in the popular mind mnd these thc rich rih mon monipresent m menoresent n nre re ipresent ipresentThis oresentlhls reln t tThis This last attitude attturt is 1 wholly wholy evil but BO BOthe 10 10II sothe II the attitude altude which VWch produces produrl it We Woive Wehae weve hae ive ve a right to t appeal to the alumni of oflarvard otHarard ofarvard Harard larvard and ad to the alumni of every in inUutlon Infttuton inltuelon Uutlon of learning learing in this land lad to do doleir doeir fttuton their leir part In I creating cating a public Publo sentiment sentimenthlch 8ntment 8ntmentwhich sentimentblob to totheir which blob shall shal demand demd of all al men of means meansid melS melSad meansid ad id especially espcialy of the men of vast ast fortune fortunetat fortunethat that tat they set ft an example to their less ler fortuLte fortu fortuite fortunate nate ite brethren by paying scrupulous heed heed3t hcdnt hoedt nt 3t t only to t the letter Irter but to the cpirit plrj of ofle ofthe ofI0 the le laws and Id by acknowledging in the thosartiest theheartest theartlest heartest sartiest fashion falhlon tho moral morl obligations obligationshich ohlgtions ohlgtionswhch obligatIonsiikh hich cannot canot be expressed expref 1 in law but buthich butwhich ju juhich whch which hich stand Bad back of and ad above abvo all allal laws lawsIt lawsIt It is i far more mor Important Impornt that they should shouldinduct Ihould Ihouldconduct shouldmnduct induct their business IJuHlncl affaire aifall decently decentlyian decntly decntlythan than ian that they should Ihould spend lpnd tho surplus surplustheir surplustheir urplusot ot their fortunes forunl in philanthropy phianthropy Much Muchis ulch ulchhas uiichLa has is been ben given to these theie men menlnd monand and we have haveright havea haveright a right rght to demand much of them in return returnvery retur returniery Iver very man man of groat proat wealth welth who ho runs rnl hisisinees his hisjslness hisbuslnel buslnel jslness with cynical cyniell contempt contfmpt for those thoseohibitiona thoseprohibitions thoseohlbitions prohibitions ohibitiona of the law which Vhlch by hired hiredinning hird hirdcunnin hiredLufling cunnin inning he can rn escape e Cpo or evade is a R menace menaceuntenancefs menar menaceour to our community and the communiy community Is Lat Isnt nt t to b be ec excused d If It dol does not develop a aspirt amIt spirt mIt which actively frownf frowns au and d dis disuntena000s i icountenanO countenanO untenancefs him The great gret profession professionthe profOslun profOslunot ot the law should be b that whose whos members membersight mlmol membereight 01 ight to take the lead led in the creation creaton of ofist otjut jut ist 1 such a spirit spiritMISDIRECTED spirt spirtIJ9DIBcD spiritM1SDII3CTED MISDIRECTED IJ9DIBcD LEGAL ABILITY ABILITTWe ADLIT ABILITYWe We all al know that as things thing actually actualy areany are areany ar many any of the most mot influential Iluentlal and most mostghly mOt mOthghy mostghily hghy ghly remunerated rmuneratc members memlrs of the bar barevery barin barevery in every center cnter of wealth welth make it their theirpedal theirelpcl theirpedal elpcl pedal task ta k to work out bold and Ingenious Ingeniousnemos Ingfnloul Ingenioushomes Bohomed homes by which their very or wealthy welthy welthyclents wealthyents clents lents Individual or corporate cororte can cn evade evadee oyadethe the e laws which are ar made to regulate rgute In I the theterest theIntrst thelereet Intrst terest of the publlo publo the use Ub of ofaIth great greatnalth welth nalth Now the tlo great gleat lawyer law ef who gt gtwelth em emoys employs emD8 ploys oys D8 his talent and his learning lernlg in the thoghly thehighly thegbly highly ghly remunerative rmlnertve task talk of enabling cnabllg a ary aver any ry wealthy welthy client clent to override overde or circurn circurnnt ver vent nt the law is doing all al that In I him crcum crcumvent lies 10 to tocourage toencourg tocourage courage the growth gowth In this thll country countr of a afrit aIJit aitit encourg IJit frit of dumb anger against KInt all ailawl laws and of ofsbelief ofdsblef ofbellef dsblef sbelief in their angr efficacy efcc Such a spirit may my breed bre the demand demnd that thatITS thatlawl thatws lawl ITS shall eha1 be b made even more drasticaint drastic drasticainit dr8tlo dr8tloaganlt aganlt ainit the rich rch or else el it may manifest maest maestiU manliestelf iU elf I in hoeUlty bostUity t to a aU Jn JawL Suly Surely Hr harvard I has hal the theright right rlht to expert 17 from her on ontheir onl OTUhigh a ahigh high rtnndard tendard ot applied mora morality lt wheter wheterI wlmetl wlmetlI I their paths lead leld them thlm appllc into public puhlc life lte I Ibusiness Into IntohUllnel1 ii iiIuInes business hUllnel1 ptha or Into the great Pllt profession professionI prof0flon of ofthe I the law whone whoe memliers lemltl nro so Sc pot potI potent potentI pOteIn I in shaping tho growth prowth of the untio untiosoul Itional Itionall untlotsotil soul oll l PRACTICAL rnAclCAI WORK wOIK NKFUKH NKFUKHBut NI NEaIJETflut FUI FUIlt But lt In addition addiion to having havln hlffh Idr IdrI IdlalM IdlalMI ldeIt I It cnnnot rnnot too often ottln ho wild Nll to n body hod hi hias miii miiias llh llhI as is gathered hero today toa that toget togetwith togethor togethorwith togeti togetiwith with devotion to what is II right rpht uumt uumtpractical mllt mntistpractical Jo Joprctcl I practical prctcl dovoton efficiency etclene in otrivine Itrlln for what whatright whatright I IrlKht right This Th IM L li a I rough rouph workaday worltlrla pn pni pmn pmntcal protical i tlcal world and an If In It we urn to do the wi wibtwt work workbOt wcbosi btwt tcal bOt worth doing I we must mlKt approach tlwork tl that thatworl iiiwork work hi II a spirit fplrl remote relote from that of ofmere t tmere tho thomere mere visionary vlslonar and above hoI all 11 remote rlote frr frrthat frol frcthat that thlt of tho visionary 1lonlr whoso whl o asmrnllc asmrnllcafter uSllrtoM uSllrtoMafel aspiraticaftem after good find fnd expression only in tho t Ie slm slmnf thao thaoat hma hmaof afel nf scolding pnlHlno and corpllnlnK corpllnlnKI complaining complainingIt Vitmilalnlnc VitmilalnlncIt It Icoldlg shall not help us lR if wo weaoid avoid a olc tho thoScv thoScvof hey heyof Scla Sclaot I shal of baseness basent8 of motive only to be b wreck wreckon wrecc wreccon rled rledon molo on the Charybdis Charbdis of wronghendednesa wronghendednesafeebleness wrnKheadednel wroogheadednessfeebleness ot otteblenC feebleness teblenC and Inefficiency There Ther I hone can cannothing cn cannothing be benothig nothing worse for the community communl than thanliavu thanhave to 1 nothig have liavu the IIIU woro 11IPI1 men who HW prof profess liuiuir3 s lory buy ivivj Ideals Idealsshow ido idoshow MUM MUMshow show themselves themh0 so 8 foolish fool h so 0 narrow narrowimpracticable narow narrowImpracticable f impracticable Inprctlcable as al to cut themselves thelhe themselvesfrom i ifrom or from communion cmmuion with the men who ho n nactually ar aractual aactually of govcrnln govcrnlnthe goemlngthe governinthe actually able to do the work actual the work of business blle8 the work of tho pr prfesslons pro proteslonl prfessions fesslons fesslonsIt teslonl It is 111 a sad Mrlnd and evil eol thing if the men wl wla wih wihI wia a moral 10rilnle sense group group themselves themfohe as 11 impra impratlcal Impmctcl impratical tlcal I zealots 7 lotl while whie the men Iln of action alton grai graiually grad gradlaly graimally ually tcl grow to discard and laugh luRh at all al mom morsense moral moralBnse momsense dicrd sense laly gow as 8 an evidence of Impractical Impractcal weal wealness weakness wealnoes ness Bnse Macaulay Macula whose whol eminently orlntnly sat satand Mne Mneand satand and wholesome ome nprlt revolted rolEd not only onlr oriWw i iw at atw w aknesfl ak wholt but at the censorious cnroli folly tolY wh whmasquerades wloh wlohJlquerade whc whctnasuerades masquerades Jlquerade as aF virtue inttmc Irlo describes de crlbet the cot cotclitiori coiditlon on onIlton ditlon Ilton of Scotland at the end of the thl hovel hovelteenth Iwen Iwententh mdveIbooth booth tenth century rntun in a passage which ever eversincere eerr eerrsicr evemsincere sincere sicr reformer rtom1er should p5age keep Kep constant constantbefore conHtantly conHtantlybefore constantbefore before him bunit himIt It Is il a remarkable remakable circumstance clrcmltan th ththe that thi thithe the same sme a country ountr should havo hle produce producein producd producdin in the same Mie age the most mot wonderful wondtrful spec specmens fpee specmens mens of loth oth extremes extrlmes of human natun natunEven natre natreEven natunEven Even in things tWngl indifferent indlterent the Scotch Sctch Pur Iurtan Purtan Pui Puitn 1 1wan he heW IWfl and tan would hear he of no compromise omproml ad tn wan W Wfl 4 but too ready to consider cIider nil nl who recon reconmended retl recozimended mended prudenoo and charity as I traitoi traitoito trntol prdeno charty mender to the cause of truth On tho other hnn hnnthe hand hanithe the Scotchmen ce of that generation who mac maca made madea mana gneraton a figure in Parliament were the most lt diihonest dii dlshOn1t diihonest honest hOn1t fgure nnd unblushing unLluhlng Parlament timeservers tleseren that tli tliworld the theworld tlworld world has his ever seen son Ierhapn Ilrhaft it IB natun natunthat natlral natlralthat naturithat that the moot mOt callous caloU and Impudent vit vitshould vkshould k kIhOlld should IhOlld bo found toud in the near neichliorroo neichliorrooof nel hholood hholoodot of unreasonable lnraonalle and imprnctica1 Imprcka le If vlrtui vlrtuiWhere vlrtuiWhere Irle IrleWhere Where enthusiasts are ready to destroy c cbe or orle t tbe enthuflMt Ir reacl be for trifles magnified into IntoIm inportance In Innot fe1 destroyed ml trifes le portance b by a squeamish quem h conlcleno conscience It itnot Is Isnot porac not strange that the very en name of conscienc consciencshould cOIUccnt cOIUccntshould corusclcinshould should strag become a I byword of contempt to Cot coiand cool cooland Cotand and shrewd hrelld men of business businessThe ImslnesiThe businesihe The he men who go out from H4rwIIInto H4rwIIIntothe Harvard int intthe mtthe the great world of American life lie I ear tar a heav heavmrden hel heavburden y yburden burden get of ol respoiul1 rCponlPlty iltty The only way woythey woytheycan tho thos thocan can Ihow show thei t heir gratitude gatltl e tothelralml to their alma mater materII mateLe II Le s Uy doing doln their full ful duty ut to the nation as asfholo n aswhole a awhole whole ly amid nd they can do this full ful duty only onlyhey onl onlythey If Ifthey they combine omtne the cn high hl h resolve reole to work Vork f fvhat for forwhat fc fcalmat what Is I I est and most orion ling with the n ness no nol8i nleM l8i leM ess resolute ollte purpose to do their work insuc inaucrashilon insucaahion In such suchtashon aahion rl that pupOC when the end of their day dnvsomew daycmM dciviomas cmM tashon somew they shall fhal feel fel that they have actuall actuallichieved actualy actualyachlend actuaulichieved ichieved results r u1f and not merely talked tlked talkedclohieing c cichleving at ataohleinl aohleinl ichleving thotl thotlThe them thoThe themlho The President attended atend a dinner at th thbmerset the theSomelet thnwrset Somelet bmerset nwrset Jlidnt Club tonight the gupstu ueit lining boinguimbor boln liningnumber a anumbr number of classmates cmate and other Intimate intlmatfiends Intimatefrinds Intirnatrritnds numbr fiends of Mr Roosevelt Ooelt at TIm To Pro Prldrmt Prosidecit ldotit i io Ito Iin frinds to in o leave at 2 A M for Oyster Bay Ho 1f wil wilo wi o on board brd the naval rnal yacht Sylph n nIridgeport at atHrdKeror nFinidgeport Io HrdKeror Iridgeport at 7r 7 7O i 0 and Is Illcheuled scheduled to rone roneyster rench renchOyster reacyster Oyster yster Bay By Bayabctut about abut 11 oclock oclocknOVSESMITtlS ocock ocock11UrSUITl oclorkiwusisiiTns nOVSESMITtlS 11UrSUITl TOO OMSIYO OMSIYOVonld OItSIIYO OItSIIYOnotd 6R4S1iVGIoti1tl notd Vonld Take Work From FrOI Other oh r Inlon InlonCamn LnlonCaumi nlon nlont Camn t an n of o Strike trlkl on Xow ow Ilrldgp IlrldgpSupt UrldgC I3rldeSmipt Supt Reyndors Reyndor of the construction cOI tnlltion de dewrtraont dcartmont parment wrtraont of the Pennsylvania Penn hnl Stc Steel l Com Cotrjany eta etaaliy jany has taken chnrgo of tho ho strike trito n nho r rho nf nfthe the pnr ho structural Itnlctuml iron workers workll against th thompany tho thocompny Utompany ompany which several Ievcrl days ago wu wuixtendeci waR waRexteded watxtendecl compny exteded ixtendeci to tho Ulackwollsi JBckel Island Innd Bridgt BridgtJr ridge ridgeMr Mr Jr Royndera 1nderi went wlnt to tho ho main rBln plant c che of ofthe ohe he company compny at Harrisburg Harisburg yesterda yesterdaftor pterdayIter yesterdaitor Iter ftor a conference corerlnce with wih Mr lr Gross Grol super superntendent simperniendent lper lperIntEndent IntEndent ntendent of construction rOMtructon for tho Blnck I3iackceh1 Blnckveils Back Backwels wels veils ceh1 Island I5lnd Bridge BridgeAndrew BridgeAndrew BridgeAndrew Andrew B Alby Iby 71 7 Broadway roadwa the Noi Noicork os osfork OW OWYork fork representative repre entltho of tho company lorpn sail sailesterdny eid eidYE saltieterday YE esterdny terIY that thlt the original orlginiltrikp strike trik in harrisurg Harris Harrismrg llril llrilburg burg mrg was wa for a 1 trivial cause caUfe Tho house housemiiths hOlR hOlRImlth housemithi Imlth miiths mithi wanted wlnted work in tho main plan planif plantot ot if tho company compBn in n department which whichthe wimicIhey vhiclhey the hey had giver Ie up lp through thru h a avhtrih sottlcmen sottlcmenvhioh FPtllltnt FPtllltnthllh vhioh hllh was M mate laJI some POII timo ago agoThere a agoThere n nThlro There Thlro is i ICi lose M work wok for the thl structural strlctlrl Iron iroiwriters IronVorllem hotrorhiers Vorllem writers rt G houseomlths hou e mlth than usunl USIII thi thicar thial thiear car al in his dty and tonic 101 of the t cm cmiloyers Im Im1loyel tinIoyers iloyers have ha 0 been bpe complaining that thE thi thifouRecmiths thofoul thifousesiniths 1loyel fouRecmiths foul rlth and anr Bridgcnienn Brdgcmen Union hay hnvieen hro hroheln hayteen heln teen InfringIng InfrlnJlnl on the work of varioui variouiither vanlouither lroll ither unions Inlons Henry Henr C fruiter Ir1ler ppcrcar ppcrcarif Irealv Irealvof of if f the New IV York Metal flal Traceo Trf Association Associationaid Amiociationdii todaloli aid 111 that members mIOII or of the thr jisHnciation M Iltion com comilalnod 01 clii cliilahned plnlnNI ilalnod some oml tlmnnpoof elmo a ago n of the tie houfemith houfemithI hOIFe mlh mlhr I wrote to tho local hecrotary hrGtar of thi thimion thounion thiinlon union once oneC ho hI said asking aI him to clefm clefmhe GItnl cetinthe the he branches branche of the ho work that the th houte houtemiths houfebmlthl hmoumemiths bmlthl miths demanded I received rlceieln a curt urt reply replynying rtI rtIMyinp replyeying Myinp eying cemanle that th thy y wanted alIld everything eNthing the theould t tlccoimld 1Cj cOlld ould get getThe getThe n nThe get The strike of the housesmlths hOIllmlhl nt lt tin tinJlackwells thmiIlackwells Blackwel Jlackwells Island Brirign nrl gn Is 1 to tl RPL rpL tin tinrork tll tllwork thiork work done by the ricger ricgerJtOLLKY riagersRDLLEY T JtOLLKY ROILr hEX 1 F NOT OT TO STRIKE STRIKEoncy 5TR1Mone T 1 I Cone oncy one Island unit anrirookln sncIltrookln Brooklyn Roads ROld Load Km Kmlo Eattoees m mpICtC pICtC toees lo ee Decide Not to Tress Ire5s Their tlhllr termmanclWlhliam Demands DemandsWilliam elnanr William llar X Pykomui DkcIJ cnunpcl ollFel for flr thi thioney thoConer hi hioney Coner oney Island lillr nnd ld Brooklyn Hnilrond Hllrorll Com Comany Compa out outany pa any announced yesterday afternoon aferoon thai that thattbe thaiie tbe 10 trouble liPtweon some of the employed employednd pmploIand and nd tho company cmpay had been nettled tled and thai tha1icro thnttlro thaimere tlro mere was wal no danger dangrr of a t ptriko Tin Tinniploypon Theilliloycos ho hoemployeol employeol niploypon sro about ecunlly Cllll ill dhidcd ch Idcd be beeon betepn heVeen tepn eon th Ihl 10 Knights or Labor Llhor and the thl Ama Anwlnmatcd Amalgamated Amasmated gamated nmatcd tlcut tlCt Hallway Hplwa Association Aoc ntln Ol Oltncrifa O ofnierkn f fAmcrlm tncrifa and it was vn the Amnleiimntnd Amnleiimntndion knilsmmnatptIon mnlllntrl mnlllntrlmen men ion who 5 no started Rne ta tnrl rticl llli tliu trouble t I fui qIle IbI by h itoinomlnu di iIue ofdfg ofdfgIlncrtlf si I Ii Ilncrtlf 11 increase of wages of half hllf a I cent nt per cr hour hourTho hourTho hourTho Tho demand wape was W wa refused ret1 ed by tho ofilcort ofilcortT onkerl onkerlof ofl1eOrthe of T the company cmpay and lnd was wa not pressed prsd by I the theion thl thlmtn tluen mtn ion mainly mnnly from the fact that thu cm cmloyees Im Imploeel rimoyees ploeel loyees belonging bolenghlK to tl thin Knights Knl ht of Labor Lnbore Llhor Llhorare are e satisfied atfrd with wih tim prewnit 1rf nt conditions conditionshe con llonl The he annual agreement lireemrnt between brtweon the min mnnid mnand minid and id tho cpmpany will wi be signed figned on Friday Fridaywill Fri Fridaywill aY aYIt It will wi ly qmpay substantially ubstuntluly the samu mo as at tlio tliolisting tlioIxltlnJ tltolsting IxltlnJ listing one oneHERATE onelE one1ED4TE HERATE lE tTE nr Y ritoxr ritoxrtw PROSI PROSIw roxiew tw w Republican Reptnlel Club Clb to Set ft an n Imitation ImitationKtrnibourccr Imiaton Imiatonltrlbonrcer ImmiltatlonFtrsbourger Ktrnibourccr ltrlbonrcer Talking TalkingTile Talktn TalktnTle TaIktnThis Tile Tle Republican RpubUcn Club of 370 zo O Lenox Lnox avenue avenuehusky n venuehusky onue onuea a husky huk young rival rvl of the Samuel 81mnpI Straeurger Sims 8tre Simsnirger burger urger Central Cntrl Club of the Thirtyfirst Thirtyfirstjsombly Thiryflt ThiryfltAlIembly Thirtyfirstsemhly AlIembly jsombly district dL trct bent Int a I challenge chale gE to tho thoC tho thoC thoC C C the other othtr dayCome day dayComo cy cyCome Come and debate with us UI said scud tho Re Reibllcan I Reiblican publc ibllcan Club Lst 1 t us It debate on the thenctlcnbility theprctcbity theisctlcnbhlity prctcbity nctlcnbility of direct dirct nominations nominationsThe The Central Club Cub sent back bck a declination declinationhich dedinationwhich declinationilch which hich told the Republican Hepublcm Club in effect effectint elYoctthat effectat that int it wn wnl wits getting gftlng pretty prpty fresh fr h for a 1 mere msroripling mf mereripilng ItrlplnJ ripling of n club a alero mono club on the bottle bottlei uotle I I i it were werelast Wlr wereLast last night the Republican Rcpuhlcn Club appointed appointedo two o of its 11 members mcmbel E A 4 Crosby Crol and nld tho thosv thoHev thev Hev sv v J Xilton lton Scott Scot to take tho affirmative affirmativele I rmatve rmatveIlde Ilde le of the ciuootionrfiprosetitlng qUtlonrpreltng tint Itopub Itopuban Ilplb IlplbIrn Irn an Club and ad named nalee two other momoerM momoerMH momlcrH momlcrHE members membersH E H Walker ahkor and ane George Henry lolry Paino 1allo to tont t targuo toguci arguo guci the nelatho negative side sub Wliker Walker wl will rerre rerrelent repro reproat lent nt E H Wallace nlace of the Contral tml Club itmhm andLine and nndline andPaine Paine line will wi take the place plaC of Strnsbourgcr StrnsbourgcrCOVOKVVS Strbbourger StrbbourgerCO StrnbourgerCONDEIXS COVOKVVS CO DES r TR41X1X tA7VO tI SCHOOL SCHOOLuoklyn SCIIOfLooklyn Cll CllIrookl Irookl uoklyn Grand Jury lry Would 0111 Abolish Abolsl in initltutlon II HiathtutlonUuhhdlnim itltutlon IUtutonUuldtn1 athtutlonUuhhdlnim Iluimiii5 Too Old Oldhe OldTe OldThe Te The he Grand Ord Jury Juy in Brooklyn Broklyn yesterdayde yesterday clterdaymade made de a presentment proutment to t Judge Aspinall Arplnal in inCounty inthe nm nmCounty the County Cut Court C ut recommending recommcndng the aban abannmcnt abwIdonment abtuininent donment nmcnt of the Disciplinary D slplnary Training Tralnlcgchol chol heel for Boys BOYI In that borough and tho thotnsfor timinafor i itral tral tnsfor tor of the inmates Inmtel to tho Now ew York Yorkainlng Yorkaining I ITranng Tranng ainlng School on Randalls Hacnl1 Island und undicr andior I other icr institutions Insttulon rho Grand Crwli Jury Jlr casts castsretluctiona c casnretlecUuns tn tnno no retluctiona reloctun on tho management mlnagement of the theBcbol thetoOl Bcbol 100 toOl and praises prale its work rork but says f1 that thatthe lintI the I bulldogs are ar unsuited to their twlr purpose purposeI th I dormitories dormltoros too to crowded tho purpe hospital hospl hospital hospitalduties aI faclte duties insufficient Insurc nt and tho old wooden blldlnjsln lldincs In which some of tho workshops workshopss worksbopt wodn wodnblldlnjsln a hl I is s lotd located of the te aG ate boy br fr fire tra trail 1 ad and menac monaco t to to tito titois I 4 I I NEW EQUITABLE DIRECTOR DIRECTORVVi DRECTORS DRECTORSII VVi II fViL MK 11 IIOSK IlOti OU 91 RKSI RKSIAT10S RSI IUSIXtTIUXS AT10S tTW ACrKITKH ACrKITKHTnutem Hf tVIPTFiTrttteea ITFIJ ITFIJTutll Tnutem Tutll Plek Men 11 to Represent nlllre nt the ChI Poll Pollholdm Polt Polt10ldrs Voileholders holders 10ldrs intl alllmc situ M IIie uc a Statemenl StatllInl Acalii AcaliiWhich Aaliiflhlehm alnlt alnlthlll Which hlll Krerh and OtJirrK ohr hers ProK ProKJ Protllt ProtlltJ J II I Hyde 1110 llrfend 111 11 lihi l 1aUle 1aUleSlle laUme laUmeimio aUic aUicNino Nino Slle imio now 10W directors dlrctol of the tht Suitable Equiable Li LiAssurance 1Ife 1IfeASHumnc LIAssurance tl tlInterests the theIntercHt tlInterests Assurance ASHumnc Society Social each tnch rcpreHonting reprtmtlnl Interests IntercHt of tho policyholders pnlcrholdel wore clecti clectint elece eleceat electiat at tho regular rgular monthly meeting of tl tlboard the thehonnl Uhoard board yesterday elterdB The now directors dlrccol we weselected wero weroftJlected weselected board t ttho 1timo by bytho selected ftJlected and suggested to time br tho trustees trqte of the Thomas bomal F Ryan sloe stocOrovor ltok ltokUroor sloeIrovor Orovor Cleveland Justice JU8tlc Morgan J OBrii OBriinnd OBrien OBrienInll OBrlitfll nnd Inll Icorgo eorge Wofitinghoueo WeRtlnghoul They areE are areE ar E 1 H Thomas ThalIII of New York president presidentthe i ithe of ofthe the tehigh Valley Valey nlley Railroad Halroad K 1 0 Boun Bounof noure noureof hlounof of Now ow York president of tho Singer Mam Mamfacturlng Mnu Mnufacurig Manifacturing facturlng facurig Company Compny William WiHam Whitman Wbltmn i iBoston of ofBston t tBoston Boston John J I Albrlglit Albrl ht of Buffalo Bufalo F FRoebling FRoebhing W WHoblng Roebling Bston of Trenton N J J D Schmlc Schmlclapp SchmidIIPP SchmliIapp Hoblng lapp IIPP of Cincinnati Cincinnat president pr ldent of the te Unic UnicSavings Union UnionSving UnicSavings Savings Sving Bank Bnk and Inc Trust Tnlt Company Compny E ERobertson V VRobertson W WRobrlon Robertson Robrlon of Columbia S C Joseph JOfph Brya Bryaof Bran Branot Bryaof of Richmond Rchmond Va a and E W Bloomingda Bloomingdaof Boomlngdale Boomlngdaleot of Now YorkThe York YorkThe YorkThe The resignations rslpnaton of twentyone twntyon of tli tliold tho thoold I Iold old directors dlrctorfnelrl directorsnearly nearly half the board boardwr boardwracpted boardwet boardwetaccepted wci wciaccepted accepted acpted In fact the board acoopte acooptetho nopted noptedtho aecoptetim tho resignation rslRnaton not only ani of ot every ever direct directwho drectr drectrwho dlrectwho who had expressed exprRod a desire delr to get ou oubut out outllt oulimit but llt also the resignations rst nnton8 of all al except cxcpt Jame JameB James JamesB JameB B Forgan organ who had sIgnified Ijnifed their wlllinj wlllinjness wilng wilngnc whim1ness ness nc so 10 to do Mr Forgnns ForganI reslgnatlo reslgnatlowas rllgatlon rllgatlonWil was Wil held in abeyance ahyanC at hi his own request requestInclueled rqutPt requestIncluded Included Incuded in the twentyone reslgnottor reslgnottorwhich rslgnatloM rslgnatloMwhlh resignatiorwhich which whlh were wer accepted Iccpted were wer three thr new lew one oneiwhich onel onelwhich onewhich Pal PalMorton Paul Paullorton PatMorton which came e to the hands hanc of Chairman Calmmn Morton shortly shortl before btor the board meyuinj meyuinjThey mMtlngfhey meetlnifiiey They were wer from George eorge rrge H I Squire Suir wh whwas whwas ho hoWI was WI named in i the Hendricks Hendrck report rport as on onof one oneot onof of the James HHydo IHyde and Associates Asscltes ilndeiwriters under underwiters mmdciwrIters writers witers James J Hill Hi and Alfred Alfrd 0 Van Vanderbilt Vandlrbl Varderhilt derbilt dlrbl Tho other resignations relgnalone acoepte acoeptewere acptd acptdwer aeceptewere were wer of Cornelius Corelu X Bliss DI Charles Stewar StewarSmith StewartSmth StewarSmith Smith Smth BrayUm Braytn Ivcs ICA M I E Ingalls Inl1s A ACnssat J JCossatt J JCISt Cossatt CISt F K E H I Harriman Harrimn Jacob H SchlC SchlCT Schif T 1 Jcflerhon Jenerton Coolidge Coldg John Jacob Jacb Astor AstoiMarvin Astorla1ln AstolMarvin Marvin la1ln Hughitt Hughlt Henry Henr C Frick Frck M Hartle HartleDodgo HarteY HartleDodge Stewart August Belmonl BelmonlD Dodge John A Augst Dlmont DlmontD D C Mills MII Robert 1obrt T 1 Lincoln John Sloanand Sloan Sloannnd Blone Bloneand and Joseph T Low LowNEW Iow IowNEW JowNEW NEW DIRECTORS mnFcoM ARK AnI rOUCTIIOlDKBS rOUCTIIOlDKBSTho POItCTIOLDFRS POItCTIOLDFRSTho Tho new directors dlrectori aro all al holders holdei of large largpolicies largepolcle Iargpohicle policies In the society Although Alhough th thtrustees tho thotrstees thtrustees trustees polcle trstees havo not yet made any ay definlt definltannouncement delnlte delnlteInnotncement definitmmnnounceniemit announcement Innotncement in regard reKlrr to the quallfica quallfication qualfc qualfcton qualification Resumed umed that thaan thatnn haan tion of those th00 men It was t an ton effort efort would bo made mare to have then thenqualified thenqualifIed 1 qUllfel qualified under the section Icton of the Stat StatInsurance State StateInluranco Statlnsurammcn Insurance Inluranco law which provides prolces that an anpolicyholder any anyplcyholder anpolIcyholder policyholder plcyholder In ft I life lfe insurance Insurnce ccrnpnn ccrnpnnis ccmpanyL is L eligible Ilglble to act ne as al a director lretor Tho opinioi opinioiwas was as expressed oxprC50d by Boverfil persons peonl yeMen yesterday y yeMenday ler lerday day that this qualification qualfcation was n sufflcien sufflcienand lurclent lurclentand sufliclenand for th thnew the thenew tbnew and that it would not be necessary nlr new directors dlrrtol to acquire aOlulro stock stockAll Itock ItockAl stockAll All Al of the new rirectora dretor were consulted consultedby cnfulto consiiltohy hy tho trustees tr tlt before hlfore their names name wen wensent wer werfent wartsent sent fent to the board and agreed agrr to accept acceptAs ncpt As Al soon as n their lher namos na1 nauii had been ben ncceiitw ncceiitwn BCItt BCIttn n rmnrnittFO was rrpcinted ly the bcnnto bcnn LeErd LeErdto Lcarcto fnomltro IS Lf thin Hotel Buck BuckIngham BuckInlham Buckhightam to call all on tho trustws trsh at Ingham cal and notify nouy them of the new alec elections elr alectiommi tions Inlham This 1Il ronunittee potlnltlf was wal composer composerof compo er I of iatfn n imii ii ii Tnrboll TnbI Valentino VIItlno P SnycerAlvhmi Snycer SnycerAlvin I II Alvin Krtch C B Alcxandorarid Alexander md Ktiimie KtiimieM I M I Ininan Inml They hp visited yLlte iho Ihl thi Buckinghan Buckinghanat lt at oclock cloek Later the tru trMtecR tniistcctc tcrs gave ga f ou outhw Olt Oltthi thw thi Htatcmciit staemncmttStalcmiient HtatcmciitStatnnrnt Hlntclcnt HlntclcntIateltnt Statnnrnt Iateltnt or the TnutceTo Tnutce TnutcC TnutcCTo TnmstcesITO To To the PolscyliaUcnt of the t Equitable Equiable Lift LiftSupplementary LifeslranC Lifttisiirancc tisiirancc slranC Socmety SocmetySupp1ementury oItI oItISupplemcntalr Supplementary to the notice notc addressee addresseeby addressedby by IM Ii u to you on the loth th of thu isreeenlmonth prent prentmonth isreeenl Tracenlmonth month inviting an cxpreeiilon of yout youtprefnrences youmpreferences olr olrprefcrcncl aid not nolonly noto notonly preferences and Ind risking Mi your our o only y in tho election of directors dlrectol of saidsociety Mid Midsodlr alc alcsociety society to Lo L selected eeectld from your olr nunileiat nunilei numlerlt lt at the th annual meeting metng of the society eolety ir irDeccmler InDecrt hrPerettit Decrt Perettit Deccmler er but also in our earlier earler recom recomnifnclntion rlcom rlcommpnd1tlon recomnundatlon nifnclntion to the board of directors dlrfctor of olpollcyholdorsi ofpolchold ofpollcyhohdos pollcyholdorsi to fill fl onc vacancies acnei oxiting ii iitnld in inaid iniIcl polchold aid iIcl loorii lond 1 WI ve o now inform info m you 011 that t hat we wehave wehae wehave have this tiny dlY rccommondod rIcmmfn ed certain crtuln persons personsTrom Ier ersund ersundIrommi onl onlI from your b Lodj xiy to fill fl a portion po tion of these thesevacnncio theovacancio tbecvaca vacnncio vacnncioihe vaca ncias nciasthe I the 1 he rionforcomont rnrortment of the thl board without withoutiMay wihout wihoutcfla witlmoutdclay iMay becanie Irnrcrativo Inreratho ly 1 reason of olnumerous ofnHntrOls ofnhmmneroims cfla numerous leeame resienstions li nR IOn and i the he necessity necessityr nHntrOls of directors for the theiroper tbeproper theroJier imunil numVcr or r f a working workln or dlrelors proper I transaction tlln actlon of f the Foclntys FodPr business businessMore 11lne 11lne10rn bik4nessMorn More of tlie t tliCsr he vacancies ucanci OURII to he l e filled filledin Iled Iledin 10rn in tho near future ftture Of courso it has thus thusfar thusI thusrir I far I leen eon imposm lo for us to ccrnmunicatfl ccrnmunicatflmore CCnmlt Commmliuceteacre tl tlI more directly dlfctly than through throulh the press presswith pres preswith presswith I morf with even a majority lajorty of the COOCOO GCo policy policyholders polcy polcyholdfr policylioldrrs holdfr holders of the focicny oiev or to ascertain Irrtin to toho totho tolie tho ho extent extlnt desired csirc their t hr preferences preferenci in the thenatter themater thewitter natter nf filling these thCf vacancies I ut we wehope wohopo welopo fln acncc hope mater that we WI shall ul daily daly le I otter eter Informed Informedf Informedf of f l heir I wishes hp In the premises premles 7 1 hose ihiosewho hoseivho hoseI I who tire BO un situated tilualed that they thp r can Jn n thus thusoo thucoorrato thusrtoprirao I coorrato oo rtoprirao erato Ir 10 with us lS quickly quclr could oul 1 I y doingo doing rolng rolngI to o render ren pr a wrvieo IprI to the society oCey and to toill toill I involved In event eventt eentII ill thin interests intretd invle any 11 t f hall I 10 t o our effort to avail an ourselves olell of ofill ofal ofill II ill the hli tht knovledt3 knowlcch and information within within3iir wihin wihinI al olr 3iir mr reach to secure seclre for directors diectors from fromtinonj fromE from fromililohig I tinonj pollcyholders polcyholders such persons person us 18 are arom are1m areiii E 1m m mOIr nod led with conservative confatlo Mews Iew of manage managenent manage managemient nent and who will wi regard rparr ns 1 distinctly distinctlydolatlvn dltlncth dhstinctl dhstinctllolativo dolatlvn 01111 of duty ehl tho use se of the funds of ofho ofha f ftho I tho ho fiiiciety fodet oirectlj irlctJr or Indirectly Indlrectl in the theiromotion theI thejromotion I promotion underwriting uncCrwrin or syndicating syndicatingif yndlctng yndlctngof I I of if f new and an uncertain unCrtaln enterprises Interpre or the then theInestment thensestmcnt n vestment nW of such funds in speculative speculativeTim sptulate sptulateslnr1i slnr1i t ccirs iiid FtvllrltlM FtvllrltlMThl eimrltIeslImo Tim Thl ant published rubl het reports rlmrl of those tho who have havenvostignted havethp havenvcstlgned nvostignted the past pElt manaRement manaremont of the thelui theI theluy udut lui luy ni ph hn h aatouiding ftii lt Hirf di rnv reveatlen reveatlenther reclatlcrahey pflnp pflnph I hey h y bring brln nl to light ht hnvo ha impressed Impre5s115 us with withho withthe withho the ho crave r1 resporsihility rpslrFihit rcstlnt upon upn us U to toire toI toirrverct I prrent ire irrverct vent en far rs s it i in our olr power owlr a repe repeillon repe repeitlon I t illon of a candnloi tcancalo and d tragic tlugin chapter chapteri chapterthe ii i the liistorv hitorv of a great rea t lifo lA insurance Intrar com comiany comny cornany any ny The lessons 11FOf to lx I ho learned Ipamtt from the thexposuren thecxposare he hexposure xposuren made in these reports are ar that thatnon tht thtmon thation non who are Irt more mor concerned cOICmed rpr in making makingnorcy makingiorey mon norcy for themseves than in discharging dlhrrln a ancred nfcred aicred I fcred ncred trust Irlt should not have hlvo control cntrol of a afo aII ato fo Insurance company nnd Ind and that in the theivestment theInetment theivetetment II Inetment ivestment Iluice of lifo lo insurance Insuranr funds safely pafetynther ftet ftetrthor safelyither rthor nther than thn tango laf proits frollt should bo h this rule ruleTho rureTho ruleThe Tho name llme obligations olJtatlnn that rest on the thoattces thetmMtces attces of savings banks rest on the direct directrs diet dietors trItces ors rs of life lfe insurance Ifwanc companies cOlpanlos because becausei baUe baUeIn In i more than one ole Fonso u life fl insurance InHIlnC corn cornany cm cmpanr cornany panr any i il is a ravings wln F hank hnle Tho same con conrvativo on onfpryathA contrvmitlvn fpryathA rvativo managemoiit nlnagenIt the samn Mrf economy economyi r Jomv JomvIn In i oNpontllturu elnrlturo and Inll the th same care on to toivertmenth to toInetlet tomC5timIet Inetlet ivertmenth rite Ie ns a necessary necsrr In the one oneipa onerse onelee rse lee as al tho other The Thi history of savings savingsrinks fllgI savingsinks unnkl rinks in the State Itltte of Sew tw ew York is If most mostrcditablo mostcredltnblo mosteditable editable and End wt WI believe lJlee this is due diA not notlono notalalA nototto alalA lono otto to th thf tho ablo honest honplt and tlisinterested tlisinterestedinn rslnter5ted rslnter5tedmOi inn who havj manured mnrEll1 them but also 11 to totho toto mOi tho 10 laws Iaw which have h liiiited nled the character cliarnclerf clrrler clrrlerof of f tho im R citrilin3 fJcurllc in which thoy could Invest InvestWo t Wo 0 9 feel feclho llio wvlijc whl to you OU that notwitli notwitlinnding notwlh notwlhItanding notwittinnding Itanding nnding the ailhtions tfI a iinions llon of f the Elultable Elultablewlety EllahlA EllahlA1nlllv Eiuitabiaiiety 1nlllv wlety its it resources rsoulceH actS Il ts and ald Corp Ilr us usm U UIrn usI Irn m I too great Jreat and fnd reforms rofolms in its It manage manngeicnt manageiont lnagA lnagAmont mont icnt are lre too promising to admit of doubt doubtmisgiving douhtor doubtmIsdmnC or misgiving mi hilg on your our part concerning tho thoifcty thosfet theLiety sfet ifcty of your polloy investments investimmemitaDiuimm investmentsUiuinr Invctmentl Uiuinr VI1llf Diuimm the lie short fhort period riod that will wi proha prohay proh hly y olpo 1111 ixiforo befor nil 11 the exinfiig e Ld1g vacancies vacanciesthe amnclp I the th h ard of directors elrectorl will wi bo b filled flod and anl andit t tanUI the 10 longer 10lger tiro tint ILt must IUt elapse tlapM before hefor the thonnual theinual anUI nnual election of if directors in December Decemberlion Deembr Deembrwhon whon lion our voting power an 1 at trustees tIltoes nf a ma maOZGDONT maSOZODONT maS0znD0NT OZGDONT U POWDER POWDERVill P1 TOOTH TOOTHPOWDER TOOTHU JR JRWi Wi Vill net injure gold work nor scratch the thei tbeenamel theismel enamel i met A perfect dentifrice dentCrlcete dentifricethe the one oneir fr ir r you Ask your you dentist jorlty of the HOletvA societys ociety took can bo h ex exclsed exer exercl exClfted 11t clsed cl Jrty wo w BRain lln bespeak be ilealt your our seuclble seuclbleIndependent el lhle Id IdIndopndet a aindependent Independent aid unlnfluonccd unlnlwuccd by b Insldlc Insldlcand IMldlon IMldlonat Insidicand and Indopndet suspIcIous fplclols Infliienco l fl1c mend IUd In return returnpledfiB rttun returmimledge we we1lege at pledfiB ourwlvwt oUtlvM that thlt RO f tar as I It is B Biw glcn glcnUI gli gliIt iw 1lege UI It to t neo ee our ou way Wa time conduct conduc of our tr trBhall trI trshall t tIhl I shall Ihl bo b actuated actUted solely Iolh by bva liv a desire del Ir to tl ii sect ncciand sectand and ad oonperve onlore your rou intciwts lili tf iuid prpini prpinithe promote promotethe irotni irotnithe the safety sfety and ad success fUCcf of II tbo lie great geat life lifeBuranro lo lifesurface In InfUno surface organiatlon of which you oulnd und y yfamllleH yc ycfamilies 011 fUno famllleH fnrnll are the promised romLd beneficiaries bcnoflclaripsGnovxn henenclrIN henenclrINORovRn beneficiariesGaovqi Gnovxn Cui Clo TANO TANOMOKOAN ziDMoimoi ySV ySVMOloS MOKOAN MOloS J OHKIES OHKIESAlrxandrr OBIIE OIIUIKSCbonor OIOROr Cbonor WE8rWUCSE WE8rWUCSEAltundrr Wa3r1Nutl8E Wa3r1Nutl8EAlexander Alexander Kreth KrcCh and Snyder Sndlr Protest ProtestThn lrotNte lrotNteThl VroleStCrums rums Thl information wan Wl8 hardly hudly crodil crodiluntil crocble crocblelnl crediluntIl until It was confirmed at the Ilickinghi IlickinghiHotel HucklnghamHotel liclcinghrHotel wal lnl Hotel that Aloxandcr ronnrmfJr luxacor Krech Jilch motel Ind Snyt Snythad Hnydor Hnydorhrld Snythad at thu thurectors thurectors had protested vury vigorously cl clrlctors the ti tidress mcdress nd ndcrees rectors meeting against IsauinR rlctors motn IssulK dress Some Bore thought that this attitu attituon attude attudeon on crees tho part of ofthe i tho three tbre directors wan wal wasbegInning t tbeginning tho thobglnnlg beginning bglnnlg of tho ho end nd of their usefulness usefulnessdirectors uslllnels usefulnessdirectors directors dlrcotol in the society foclety Then it was i icalled re recled Icalled called cled that tht Mr Alexander acquired aOlulrd HOI HOIfame 1010 1010fame samfame fame several years ears ago bccauw ocaul of f his hit co coIIV con conn ccnection IIV n nection UlUll rJera both IHHII oth In 111 the lilt alo lti1ted United Llmid r Rtatcl States l VlU mill and In m mFrench thl I IFrench French Frnch cton Republic Rlpublc with vlh tho ho disastrous rlAtrous Unit UnitShipbuilding Unied UniedShlpbllcUng UnitShIpbuilding Shipbuilding underwriting scheme an anwhile and andwhlo anwhile ShlpbllcUng undorwrltlnl while whlo Supt Hendrick Hendrlck ha hA has said Id lerll lerllple psiret psiretpleasant nvei nveipleasant pleasant ple t words of Mr Krech hero thor a athoso ar athose those tbos who havo h8o hay not forgotten forjottn that thlt It w wMr WI WMr Fit Fitgerald Fitz Fitzgerald Fitgerald Mr Krech Krch who was WIS secretary 8crotnry of the cor cormittco com commttcu Colmittee gerald Union Pacific Pacfu reorganization reort llztoll mittco mittcoIt mttcu mttcuI It I was wa stated HtUd at the Buckingham Ulklnhal Hot Hotthat Hotel Hotelthat hotthat that Messrs Merrl Alexander Krech and Snydhad Snyd Snydhad r rhad had carried crried their opposition oppogiton to the thet6 n ndress adreac dress to the policyholders so far u I as to mitt uttK uter uterI f 1 plcyholder K t6 personal protest to Mfssra MfS91 Clovnlan ClovnlanOBrien Clullaud ClullaudOBren CluvelanOBrien OBrien I OBren pr ona and nd Westinghouse Wcstlnghouie t This Thlt ho hoever how hower lintever ever WM authoritatively authorlatlvel denied dlner It I wi wimade was wasmde wmado mde made known at the same time tmo that If MCBSI MCBSIAlexander MessiAlexander lelAl Alexander Alexader Krech and Snyder had ha goi goito gone goneto gomto to the extreme eoremo in entering enterig a personal peronal pr prtest pro proto prtest test to t to the trustees trsUeH they would have r rwived r rcInd rcaivod wived a lecture lctre that would havo mac mactheir made madetheir mattheir their ears tingle Rut it was wal made clei cleiby celr celrhy cliiiby eal by well wel informed people peplo last lalt night thi thidirectors that thatdrewn thWrectonte directors like tho three mentioned mentoned whom whomnot who lre lrenot mt mtnot not drewn in complete cmplete Ike and hearty henrt accord acrd with wlb tl tltrustees the thetrustees titrustees trustees should holld take back seats Batl retire Ietro fro frothe from fromthe frothe the directory diector and ad that they could not notthis t tthis do dothis this too quickly quicklyWHAT qulckr quicklyWHAr WHAT THE TiE NEW MEN MFN BEPnFSEXT BEPnFSEXTThe nElnESEr nElnESErTe BEPRESENrThe The Te trustees tr tes in selecting slecting tho new d drectors cl clrctrs drectors rectors mads n1d every possible effort efort to nan nantho name namethe nanthe the rctrs men whom they judged to t be the choi choiof cholC cholCof choitof of the policyholdero The trustees trusteeswaa tnutcel tmimstceswas It ItWIS was WIS te said sid bad polcholderD made a L special Te effort efort In naraln naralnthe natin natinthe nambithe the men to have them representative representativevarious rpreiIntatho ot otVUrOUI c cvmulous various parts part of the country ountry and not an anparticular any anypartcular anparticular particular VUrOUI section sectionB partcular Boton BotonE B B Thomas It was said ald was anode eolccteao Wleced anodean E TOm a ao a repesenUitivo Now ow York policyholtle policyholtleas Jolcrholder JolcrholderM 8 rpesentto as was also o Mr Bourne Bure Mr Bourne Bure ale alsiit alfo alfoIt aleft it was wal said sid a was wn strongly etronFly favored favord by b tlitrustees tli tlitrustees the thetrSWI WI trustees on account accunt of his absolute freedom froodoifrom trrol freedomfrom from trSWI any an financial Inciallcheme schemes Mr Whitman Whitmawas Whitmanwas Vhitnimmwas was chairman chain of the Massachusetts MaBchu tt Pollcj Pollcjholders Polcy Polcyholdtr Pollc3holders holders holdtr Association A oclton and Ind as representin representinthe rprentlnj the policyholders of that State and No1 No1England so soEngland ew ewEnslad England poloholdel Mr lr Bloominedale Bloomingdle who i cor cornected connecUd cornected nected Enslad necUd with wih the firm Iml of Bloomingdalo Boomlngdalo Bros Broswas Broi Broiwas Broswas was policyholders chosen chosn as committee committeeMr representing rprfntng the Crimmlti Crimmltipollcyholdors Crmmln8 Crmmln8polcyholders Cnirnniiripolicyholders polcyholders Mr Robertson was a member membr of th thSouth tho thoSouth lbSouth Robrtson Wi South Carolina Crolia policyholders committee committeeof cmmitee cmmiteeof Jolcholder of which Oov Co by Hujwood HIwoo was wal chnirmar chnirmarThe chllrla chllrlaTe chairmarThe Te The visit Islt of a delegation delejatlon from tlmi this thi com committee cm cmmltP cornmhttee 1 mittee mltP headed he by Oov Go toy Haywood Hnyood led t tMr to toMr IMr Mr Robertsons Robrsns election elcto An A incident Incdent wa warelated Wi warelated relate related yesterday cterray in regard to f tho meotini meotinibetwfcn melng melngbt mnentirmjbetwren betwfcn wren Mr Cleveland Ceyeland and tho South Carr CarrUna Carl arc arcIlia bt Una Governor The hl Governor Ooeror had asko askoMr aslceiMr leed leedr Mr r Cleveland Ceelfd what wht he might say 5 to th thSouth tho thoSuth tbSouth South Carolina pollcyholders olcrholcel from him himTell himTel himTell Suth Carolla Tell Tel them thel Mr Cleveland C1eyelanc replied repled that lbsthnv thathnv thattho tho thnv neednt worry worr any al longer longerMr lonlr lonlrtr longertr Mr tr Schmidhpp was wal selected lollctc not oil oilbecause olr olrbuse oilbocause buse because Sohmldlapl ho 11 was wal wtt a 1 large Ilroe policyholder polcyholder bu bul hut hutn holso l lso o because haul he represents rprentf one of tin tinlargest the theIlrpest tblargest n Ilrpest largest and ad and most conservative confrto flnancia flnanciainstitutions IbiancitiLmstltuthoas fm el I IlltltuonR institutions hi II Ohio Mr ll Bryan thu thO 11 11rctor 1 1roctor irector lltltuonR rctor rector chosen from Virginia w 1 one of thi thileading thehndlng thileading leading citizen of Richmond Rchnlul Mr Ir Roeh Roehling ilneblag ling is i an officpr J1iNr of th I h John A Koobling htoobhmog5ons KooblingSons Hoeblnli Snl Sons Company of this tll city ci IJo HI wai waiolocted waf waffloded wacelected elected us roprwenting the poliyholdRr poliyholdRrjf floded rCpllentng Jholdor Jholdorof jf western weitlm Xe ev e Jersey Jorc tr Albright Albrightinme A1hrlhtt A1hrlhttnme AThrighitrinnic nme inme was Wn susgpstod SUJ tl t by Ii Li policyholders Po1holderl u uwestern i it itwestern wCttm western New ew York York3NIT YorkONJY YorkNIX NIX riKTEEN rltTEEN PIRECTOns flRfcons AT THE MEETlXd MEETlXdOnly METIOOnly tET G GOnl Only Onl fifteen Iteen directors lrect r utl lt attended ended the meet meeting meetIng meetleg leg ing at which wl ch the new nlw dirR dirfetor dImnctors tori were wlro named namedSine namedinf namedsine Sine inf were wer all al that were wer needed neded fora quorum quorumThe quorm quormThe quorumrime The only onl other important Import1ntmaterthatcall importantrnatterthiat matter that Cain camiaeforo Cainefnro befno aeforo tho meeting rretng was a5 a statement bi biInmefl br brIame b blames Iame lames II I Hydo in defense of himself hlmlelf ant nncils Ina Inahis antus his us father against alalnt the charges charg made iihe ii iihe In Inthe the he Hendricks lendrlckl report Mr lr Hyde askei askeimd aked akedand askecmd md obtained tho consent of this thl bo board boardto m mo to o have his hi statement staICUnt published publ hpd Part 1arlf I Iof of f it is printed below belowThese belowThese I These The I e are the directors dlrctor who 10 attendee attendeehe atederl atederltie he mooting H C IXminR Delln Alvin V Vrech Vrech tie Krech rech meotng Williiun lliun Alexander eJl er James Jllel H I Hyde Hydo3ngH lyde lydeGall Hyde3no 1 Gall 3ngH E Tarbell Tarhl C B Alexander AloXUder 1 Ide F Fie FIeamrro de ie Ieamrro nvarro arl Bradlsh rdlh John Johnon on H U Win Winhrop Wlnthrop Winlmrnp hrop George T I Wilson Wion ileon William Wiiam IlMcIn IlMcInvro I 11 Mom Momsre lcln i ilyre lyre vro Samuel S111 M I Inman Thom D D1 1 rdnn rdnni rran rranP i t P Snyder Snyrer and Chairman Chainlan Iaul lIu1 Morton MortonTlio MortonTlmt Ioron Tlio bard trd Int went ent into session first frt at K KIclock 1 1oclock Iclock clock 1 but took tlok n recess r8 until unti 310 to give giveho ghotho giveho ho trustees time to decide dccdo upon tho name nameIhich namewhich nameihicim which they should report repIrt for flr election electionho electon electonTho Tho ho resicniitions reillnition of the executive fxecuty ofllccre ofliceretill ofllccretill ofcrs ofcrsUI till In Mr l fr Mortons l rloni hands end the qurs qursion qU16 qU16tion qucaion ion UI of the reorganization reorgnizton of tho executive executivelommlttce execuUcommtee executiveoniniJttee commtee lommlttce were net taken tal n up upCIEVULAXD upCULA upCLEVLLAND CIEVULAXD CULA D OFF OfP Wm TTn BKXEDICT BKXEDICTJlr DI nirnlcrMr EVc Jlr fr Cleveland after afer ho had heard that thathe thntthe hinthe the he names nam1 suggostpd suglltNI by by tho truotecs trlltfe hud hudrn hudNIn limitieeui NIn eeui rn ncci aCCJted nccsped pted left lef the Hotel Buckingham Buckinghamrith Iuccnham Iuccnhamwlh hhmclcinhnjnrjh rith Dr D Bryant and onr E C Bpticdict Duc il Later Latere Lte Ltehe he wlh e boarded borded Mr Ir Benedicts Bnedltl y vcht 0 cut tho thoncida th thOnlIC Ice Icemelds OnlIC melds and Ind started for Buzzards U7ird Bay BayCo B Bayo No Co o date cltO has ha been ben set Mt for the next meeting meetingf me tn tnt f the trustees truFtl but tho announcement nnnolnrment wns wnsiinde WIH WIHmadt snsmade madt made that they the hey have under consideration considerationnumber cOI considerationnumber ldlratlon ldlratlonI number numhr of othor names to recommend recommendu I to u the board to fill fl the existing xlatn vncpncie vncpncieTo l ncie ncieacton To o action acton will wi bo b lakrn by b them until unti they theyavo theyave ha ave e bad opportunity opportunlv to get gt further Inirnintion in injrmntion Intormatlon jrmntion As it I Is now 10W the th board bord is com comoed OOI coinosed poser oed of thirtynine thirtynie members membersn I n I nrnE HrIE DEF1Vfl5 OK IlFIS F ins ins Il FITIER FITIEReclares FAT HER HERcclares IER IERUeellres Ueellres cclares That Tat the Safe Deposit Company CompanyLeases CompanLeaul ConipanyLeases Leases Were ere Not ot Craft CraftThe GraftThe rar The Te letter leter rend rad by I James Jamef H Hyde before hetor hetorthe beforeme the 10 Fquitoble rqliable Board of Directors Drcors was wa made madeibllo made1uhlo mnadoimbilo 1uhlo ibllo last IR t night Mr Ir Hydo begins lplnf by byying byoylng bytying oylng tying that he desires desirs to placo ptac on record records recordhis his is s indignant Indlglnt protest against agnlnlt the report reporttho repor reporclf reportthe clf the Superintendent Slperintendpnt so far as a it I reflects reflectsion reflcts reflctsUl0n reflectsion ion ion the he memory of hit father He says saysnt saysat a s sthlt Ul0n thlt nt the fact that the society fociet exists exl ts is due duetho dle dleto duethe to tho senior Inlor Hyde and Id that his efforts efor are arorgely ar arergoly largely rgely responsible for its It success SUCcIS Tho Thocat ThoIrat Thoeat cat majority of tho board of directorscro directors Irat crectors crectorswcre wcre cro codJrectors cdreotors with wih him and Id know kow that thatlies thatIt thatlies It lies les with no one connected cnnectd with wib this so soty soety 0 0c c ety ty to pay anything anythlnl but good of him himSupt himSupt hintSupt Supt Hendricks says ra f Mr Hydo HydoTould Hydowould Hyderould would not have said what be did rld and more morewould moreho moreI ho I would not have E implied impled what ho did if ifhad Ifhe ifI he I had hld Informed himself hlmSlt of nil fl the facts fnctwfore fad fadhlflre factsfore hlflre fore reaching tachlg hia hi hisannounred announced nnoufd conclusions conclusionsMr concusions concusionsIr Mr Ir Hyde lydo says 1S that ho considers it its Ithil itk hil k s duty dutr to call cl the attention atenton of the thowrd thebord theturd bord wrd of a directors dlrectorf to some Iome facts factI not known knowni knownthe to i the superintendent lprintendent because ho did not notke nottake notko take ke testimony on tho subject luhJect nor notify notifye me e that he wished wl hed information as al to the thoalters themalter timealters malter alters which are Ire his hi principal prlnlpl1 subject of ofiticism ofcrilc ofitlcisni crilc iticism m Mr lr Hyde Jde bays b1 that so fO far as nss ashl asii hl s fathers fatherl memory memoj Is concerned coneor1 the tlioperlntendcnt theluperlntendent timepenintendent luperlntendent perlntendcnt has hal given K given en his attention atention to toe tothe the e safe afe deposit dep5it companion com nle which ho hI ns nsmw 11 mismes lum mw were wer dovised tJtod for the purpose 0 orsonal of ofTsonal 0enonal Tsonal gain gainPrecisely Ialn IalnPrpL gainPrecirely purpso Precisely PrpL ly the contrary contrj is the fact says saysr f8 f8Jr Jr r Hyde lro These Thefe leases leasls woro entered enteredto enterd enterdInto Into to at his suggestion fuJgestlon and at n groat grt rem nernal remnal Iona nal I pecuniary risk rl k to him in the effort effortavert efor oftortavert pr prIona to avert nver a 1 Borious serious loss lo to thu society locot locotMr Mr Hyde takej talt up first ft the caso cae of the theercantilo thefercantlo theercantlo fercantlo ercantilo Safo Deposit Company COIPU Ho Hoys 1u 1uays hityd ays ys that prior to the dates datr referred to by byipt byHommdrlcks Supt ipt Hendricks Hondrck a I part part of the business uUllnr of ofe ofthe ofa the e Mercantile fercante Trust Tnllt Company Complny in which whiche whichthe the e Equitable society was Wi a controlling controllingck contr01n contr01nstock controlilmi controlilmiek stock ck owner had har been bi a safe Iafo deposit drpo lt bust bustss bUtl bUtlns busSc ns ss In 1875 IH5 tho directors dlrectol of thu trust trustmpany tmtcompy trustnipany mpany decided dplde to give up the safe deposit depositslnesa dopolthu deposItsinoss compy le hu slnesa This hl was go done mainly malnl Mr Mrrdo Mrrdo lr lrHyde Hyde rdo says because becse as n a H 1 result of the paulo paile paileuf uf 1873 18j31t It was W necessary ntsll for the lie Mercantile Mercantileuat Merclntle Merclntlerudt rudt uat Company Compay to procure a considerable cotwidorablolount cOlllcCrhlo cOlllcCrhloamount considerablecount amount count of cash el h in order to prevent profnt its itslolvcnoy It Itsiolvonoy I In lolvcnoy olvlney It was wal ho h1 says BaV in order to toike totoke toike toke ike tItle thi purchase purchlo that tho Mercantile Mercantilefe M rcantie rcantieBafe Bafe fe Deposit Company was Wi organized orj nied with withcapital wih wihn withapital n capital stock of 300000 30 300 0 000 The loose now nowllntoivj nowertlclae nowticised ticised llntoivj IA he deciareil tn1 J I Iw In exlstonc3 exlstonc3then existoncin was ertlclae w UIWXMV delu wai ur ill iMniUJU J Jn then in n and was assigned Mlgnc to and assumed asumed by b btbe tbe Mercantile MsroanlJe sate Deposit Company Companyon Cmpany CmpanyuJon on its lt organization organizationrue uJon rue subscription eub orgazaton orgazatonrhe puO book bk of the te company ompa he says were opened for subscription suhopton a aevery and andevory aevery every Baysl director d rctr opene in the Equitable Eutle Life Lfo AMI AMIanoo Aeur AeurIno Asemanon anon Society was invited to sutsonl sutsonlbut lutsorle lutsorlebut sutscnilbut but Ino there ther foclety was 11 WB little ltte Invtd response repon Ills 11 fathMr fath fathMr fatherj fatherjMr Mr Hyde Bays lays personally took tok and pa pafor palu palufor p pfor for nearly nely all al of the Jclony stock stk of the Mercant MercantSafe MeoUe MeoUeSfe MeroantSafe Safe lt Sfe Deposit Dpo Company CompanyAn CompanyAl An Al a 1 result rellt of this thi 1200000 120 in cash Ch it itpaid WI WIplid i ipaid paid to the Mercantile Trust TrustCompany Company f fIts for forIta fIts Mercntie futCompany Its lease lee of the safe deposit vaulta ault and f fthe tor torthe Ilie the the lie good will w of se its deplt safe e e deposit depo lt buslnef buslnefand bl busineand les lesad and ad The ths remaining f 1100 100000 waa Wi paid pad In Intho Ito Itotho intho tho treasury treu of the safe ffo deposit depoit conipon coniponMr cmpa coampamiMr Mr Hyde sulsequently Bul iil fequentY aequenely offered oaere this thlt Bto Btoto stoto to tho Equitable Life Lte Assurance ure Bode Socleut Bodeat at cost Ct Euitablo to t him This Thi offer ofer was decllm decllmafter declle dechlnafter after tho directors of the society ana ad and Ilegal I Ilegal lt directr socty legal le aladvlser advisers had looked carefully cefuly into int tl tlThe the thewholo t twholomattor wholo wholomattor matcrnd and It W8 was decide deoidedforthel tor the 1 et etInterMts c cinterests interests ot tne society instead 01 puroha purohalug soety Int pohu pohulug lug thl this stock Itockl to cormt6ue contLue the le lease which whichI whit whitis I is now crlto criticized criticizedTime zd zdThe The stock in the Equitable Euiable Safe Se Depot DepoCompany Deposlt DeposltCmpar DepotCompany Company In Boston on account accunt of whit WhiHenry which whichHenry whitHenry Henry Cmpar B Hyde Bston was WR criticized ertcz d in the te Hen Henricks Hend Hendrlckl Henricks ricks rlckl report rport was also al8 Mr Hyde assert osserisubscribed Isrt Isrtfubcrlbd assertsubscribed subscribed fubcrlbd for and Id taken by his hl father fatherthe fater fatherho at atthe the ho request rquest of the Equitable EuJtble Lifes Les boa boaof bard boacof I Iof of directors drctorR The Te society 8eetr be says s bad i ioption a m moption option opton lo take all al this thl stock ftock at par whenevit whenev wheneerIt it desired deslnd to do BO The To stock was Iran Iranferred tns tnsferrd Iranferred ferred ferrd to tl tho Mercantile Mercantie Trust 1rst Company Compatand Companyand Comparand and later Ilter this lii company being bing in need needrash needash of ofMr rash Mr Hyde company organized orgaUd the Securli SecunitSafe SecurliSafo Scrty ScrtySlfe Safe Slfe Deposit Company in Boston Bo ton and pa patho paho d dtho tho ho Mercantile fercantlo Trust Company Cmpany for tl tlstock the theI Ustock stock stoK which ho hud hlt transferred tranlferd to then thetund tel thenand I und nd which cost 25000 1250 1200 200000 in cos cosIn ch chIn casIii In the case cale of tho Missouri lUloUr Safe Sfe Depos DeposCompany DeposCompany lt ltI I Company his hil father flther also allo entered entrd Int Intstock Into IntoI I stock tocl transactions trntcton Mr fr Hyde Hyd says sys to hoi hoithe help helpthe hothe the Mercantile Trust Trst Company MH It lercaltie will be b seen en says 8Y8 Cmpany CmpanyMH Mr lr Hyde thc thttho that thattho thcthe wi tho three thre leases Jea l criticized crtcid by Supt Hetdrickft Hen Hendricks Herdricks dricks wore wer in II substance substlnc In existence exitenc b bfore b hefore fore for my father subscribed UUcrbd for and ad too tootha tok toktbo toothe the stock Itock of the three thr safe 6fe deposit con cornianles conpanles companes panles ianles It will wi also be b seen sn that for th thpurpose tbe tbepurpof lbpurpose purpose panes purpof of saving 1lg the credit crdt of the Met Metcantllo Memcacitile Ier IermutlA cantllo mutlA Trust Trst Company Cmpa and nd of prventing prventingIs proventln proventlnits its Is Insolvency Inolvencv my father f ther paid Into th thfor the thetreMury it ittreasury treasury ot the Merontle Mercantile Tt Trust Cmpany Cmpanyfor Compan Companfor for thrs thl three thr safe Itt deposit dlpoll companies cmpatle8 th thsum the thelum lbsum sum lum of ef 100 600000 almost Bo t all al of which ho pal palout paid paidout palout out of his bi own pocket These le8 transaction transactionshowed transtons transtonsshowed transactionshowed showed a profit prf rockct of 1550000 15500 in 1 cash cah to t th thMercantile the theIercantle thMercantile Mercantile Iercantle Trust Company CompanyIn Cmpanv CmpanvIn In short says Mr Hyde Ide at a gras greapecuniary graspecuniary pecuniary ecunlary personal pelona risk ril to t himself g m mfather my mfather I father Father took tool up these thee safe Me deposit depOlt compan companlusinesses cmpany cmpanytullnOel companlusiniosses lusinesses tullnOel then an asset let considered cnidere c clittlo of oflttle clittI littlo littI or no value thereby producing producingprofit producingprofit a aprft profit lttle of atout 190 9909000 to the Kqiitta 1 1Lifo Ie IeUfo ILife Lifo prft Assurance Afurnc Society and incidental incidenta11erecting incidentalerecting icidently icidentlyerecting erecting the safe sCe Scety deposit business bulne from flom at atexperiment n ncexperiment n nJr experiment Into an established eltalJlhed success successMr successMr UC expriment In Mr Jr Hyde then takes tkes up Supt Hendricks1 Hendricks1criticism Hendrlckl Hendrlcklcrtdsm Hendrickscriticism criticism concerning concrig the advances advac to agent agentwhich agent agentwhich crtdsm which had Leen le credited creted as I deposits deplf In th thCommercial the theCmrerrlal thCommercial Commercial Cmrerrlal Trust Tut Company of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaMr Phiadelphia PhiadelphiaIr Mr Ir Hyde 1de denies that the society sety sustain sustainany eutl sustainany any loss 10 by reason ff on of these th transactions transactionsSupt tranoton transactionsSupt Supt Uendricks Hendrck ho says eys has over overlooked overlooked overlooked looked tbe fact that the society socety itself ltelt collect collectS cleots cleotsI S per cent cnt on these thee very agent 1 alanca alancaIn I ver agnt aanO In addition additon to the 3 per cent cnt which i ireceive It ItrecheJ I Ireceives receive recheJ for the deposit depolt from the true truscompany trt trtcmpany truecompany company cmpany In regard rgard to the Superintendents Su rntondents crlttdsn crlttdsnof ctlcm ctlcmot of tho increase Incree In the Equitable Euitble Trust Trlt Com CompanyK Companv Cornpans pans panyK capital cpial stock Itock from 11000 1000000 t to ti 1300 3060000 and the failure of the society societyto soiety soietyto sociotto to take tak tho 2335 335 shares shres to which it was waientitled wasentiled watentitled entiled entitled and which went partly prly into Int the thenaiiiia thehands thehands naiiiia hands ui of un tht the jiyuo hyde itiiiuiy famly family 1r iur lr fiyuu Hyde poi poithat eayi eayitimcit Y8 that can cn be explained explined from the fact fac that tht a atho at atthe al altIme the time tmo when the ho increase Incrcse was made me th thEquitable the theEciuitablo Equitable Equllble Trust Tr8t Company was wa by no meam meamnn mon meamuan an assured t urd success IIC He desires dolr to poin poinout pint out however that thn thl 702 jO shares br taken tken iithe ii In hrthe the name of James JatC H I Hyde and W H HMclntyre Hlclntrr HMcintyre Mcintyre lclntrr trustees trstes were wer distributed distrbuted amoni amonipeoplo among amongI amonpeople I people poplo who It was believed lllcved would wo furniftl furniftlvaluable fumnisvaluable valuable business to the trust com comanv comnatty natty anv As it turns out the investment Mr MrHyde MrHyde Hyde adrnit would have been n good om omfor onefor for the society hut unfortunately the thesociety timesociety society had not then ns accurate a con conwnMon concvtIn wnMon of the mathematical facts of the thefuture therilturo future as the Superintendent of Insurance Insurancenow Insurancenow now has of the mathematical facts of th thpast the theIat past and could not bo certain that such a apurchase apimrclmase purchase at that time would have beer beerprofitable beenprofitable profitable profitableIn In reeard to the syndicate transactions transactionsMr Mr 1r Hyde says that ho would return the themoney themoney money to the society were It not that It Itthought itLhoughmt thought it would be more satisfactory to toill toll ill ll concerned to have the matter settled settledsnco settledmccc snco and for all by the courts courtsMr courtslr Mr lr Hyde refers to the Superintendents Superintendentsstatement Superintendentsetatonient statement that ho did not hesitate to ex exract oxract ract from the societys treasury 322500 322500or 352500ror ror or his stock in the Missouri Safe Deposit DepositCompany Depositonipany Company onipany and says that he desires to state stateiqain stateiaio iqain as he had to the Superintendent Superintendenthat hat Oils Litl tale of stock was made while ho hovas herae vas in Europe and was conducted on behalf behalfif if tho society by James W V Alexander AlexanderTho Tho wrote to hin as follows followsWlllio foliowBWillie Wlllio will tell you that the executive executiveximmittco executiveommittee ximmittco has paused a resolution to buy buymt buycut mt the stock of the Missouri Safe Deposit DepositCompany Depositompany Company ompany nt t150000 They all seemed to tohink tohirik hink that It was good business Snyder SnyderJgned Snyderigned Jgned the report with me recommending recommendingt t I dont think It Is necessary for you youo o thank anybody because the whole thing thingvas thingra ra vas done on a commercial basis for themcteret the thentorest ntorest of th the Equitable EquitableMr Mr Hyde concludes his letter as follows followsI I havo teen wronged by the natten inattenIon nattenlon lon of the superintendent as well as of the therick thetrick rick committee to the evidence which I Imvo Ilava lava given the exhibits that I have fur furlished furmmshied lished and tho statements I have made as aso o these syndicate transactions and other otherrnnsactions otherrcinsactions rnnsactions complained of The com comilnlnts corndaints ilnlnts against me seemed to have re revived relsed vived their anxious and minute considera consideraion ion but my answers to these complaints complaintslave lave been completely overlooked There Thereoro Thereoru oro I feel justified in at least Indicating Indicatingo o you fome of the Instances In which mls mlsakes misakes akes have crept into thei these e reports and in insking ineking eking your board of directors to suspendudgrnent suspend suspendudgment udgment on these charges until all the theucte theucla ucla are made clear clearVAT clearEATER VAT EATER EH COMMISSION AT WORK WORKill ill Ask the Mayor to Provide an n Office OfficeIn In This City CityAirivv Cityiricy Airivv iricy Tune Z 2S The newly appointed appnintftdtate tate Water Commission organized in this thisiry thisit iry it today and decided to take up at once oncehe oncehe he question of increasing the New York YorkIty Yorkity Ity water supply The following reaolu reaoluion ion 00 was adopted adoptedncsalttd adoptedflCdOIid ncsalttd That as the matter of providing providingpermanent proiidlnpermanent permanent nnd abundant supply of pure purenter purenttcr nter for or New York city Is of pressing Ira Iraortnncv Incortmmce ortnncv the president of this body appoint appointcommltttv appointcommute commltttv of two to confer at once with withInyor withlayer layer McOUan regarding the setting aside asidef f I an olllce In one of the public bulldinfis of ofcw ofow cw York cit cIty for the custody cuistod and carp for forI forich ich time as this commIssion may deem deemclvIemble clvIemble I visa bio of aucli flcIm maps plans anil other othernpcrs otheruupers npcrs as may especially relate to the matter matterr r wntcr niprls of Orpulor New CW York so a afncilltnto as asaellitata fncilltnto the work of tIme New York Cltjrater City Cityater rater ater Commission as a well as of this body bodyJohn bodyJohn John A Seichcr and Dr Ernest Lcderle Lcderlecro cro appointed ns mcli committee TIme Thonimlaoti TImenimisioim nimlaoti called upon Go Coy HIggins and nndB B irpnd upon them immediate action for forow forow ow York city i Ir r Ernest Lederlo was waseotcd wasected eotcd trmrornry secretary to servo until untilecretary untilecretary ecretary blmll Lo eccted ecctedSUtc ocotedState State Inlvrnlty Convocation ConvocationAIDANT ConvocationAtneNY AIDANT N Y 1 Juno 28 28The Tho annual annualinvocation annualnsncaion invocation of time University of the Stao Staois is s Inaugurated tonight with the chan chanllors ehanIlors llors address by Regent Beach The Theumcellors Themacoilers umcellors address touched upon com coateiclxul comercial ercial and industrial education which whichorrow whichto to lxi time iiiain lone of the sessions to toorrow orrow President Janes of the Unlver Unlverv v of Illinois Is to deliver the principal principalIdre5s pminclgaldress dress tomorrow tomorrowLong Long Longand and andShort auu auuShort Short Shorthe he h Scotch Without a Doubt I IAt IAt At Clubs Cle Hoteli and ol Ouliri OuliriThe DeiIiThe The Cook C oh 8 Etmhetmtr Cy CySole C1Solc Sole Agenti AgeiiL L Puie PureRye Rye Whiskey WhiskeyMade Made by the largest largestdistillers largestdistillers distillers of high grade gradewhiskies gradewhLskles whiskies in America AmericaFor For Mia by M i dealers detlenCARPET dealersCARPET CARPET CARPETCLEANSING C H EROWN Ci wn BMB 321233K3SUlSI 321233K3SUlSICLEANSING CLEANSING TEL TELCOUIItESSED istsM istsMCOHPHESSED COHPHESSED COHPHESSEDAIR TakIng Ip IpAlterlnc VpMU AIR Altering Rclajlng RclajlngTHE fletytngTilE THE SEA GOEItS GOEItSJ J Ogden Armour Dick Front Europe EuropeJulia EuropeJulia Julia Marlowe lo Sail today todaySailing todayBalling Sailing today by the French liner La LaLorraine IALorraine Lorraine for Havre HavreDr HavreDr Dr and Mrs 0 B Bishop Baron R M da daBrou dohlrou Brou 1 M Hlatico y Zayas Dr E NV V Cald Caiditch Caldwell well R it I Cuttlnp Mr 1r and Mrs 1rs Honry Henr7 K KDeans FDeane Deans Judge and Mrs Diisro Col Y B BGregory BGregory Gregory Mr and Mrs Kobert M d Gallaway GallawayProf GallawyIrot Prof W v S Halne tho Countess do Marotta Marottade de MontlKny Julia Marlowe Mr and MrsAndrew Mrs MrsAndrew Andrew A Thompson and Mr and Mrs MrsFrancis MrsFrancis Francis K Seagrlst SeagrlstAboard SeagrlstAboard Aboard the HamburgAmerican liner linerHamburg linerHamburg Hamburg off today for Plymouth Cher Cherbourg Cherbourg bourg and Hamburg HamburgDr Dr and Mrs John H Quayle Mr and Mrs MrsHoward Mrshlowardt Howard A Davis KmllL lions Honsgetjernl Keijcrnl mane manaMrs maneFer Fer of the IIamIcurmerlcan line anti antiMrs Mrs Boas Mrs bayard Taylor Mr end Mrs MrsHoward MrsHoward Howard A l flv1a avl the Kev and Mrs FrederIc FrederIcA A Hlncklov Thomaf 1 E Oreacen Mrs William WilliamH ihIlanc ihIlancH H Hyde Blntcnford Downing and Mr and andMrs andMrs Mrs W A Gllchrist GllchristVoyagers OllchnltmtVoyagers Voyagers by the North German Lloyd Lloydsteamship Lloydstearnshp steamship Prinzes Alice which sails to today To Today day for Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen BremenBaron BmencenBaron Baron von Kettclblndt Mrs BhcfTeld SherneldPieii BhcfTeldPhelns Phelns e William Walter Phelps Prof Horatio HoratioW us W Parker i sneer Mrs Charles Applcton Terry TerreMr Mr and Mrs Hamilton W W Mable Mr and andMrs aid aidMrs Mrs William S Uhlarn Latour Mrs W M Harlan HarlanMr HarlanMr Mr and Mrs George C O Uutnhcr Dr ana anaMrs and andMrs Mrs L It i Danforth Mr and Mrs W V C Cniodgett CBlodgett niodgett and Dr and Mrs Glenthworth GlenthworthIteevo OienthworthReeve Reeve Butler ButlerPassengers ButlerPassengers Passengers by the Wilto hito Star liner Tee Teutonic TeeLonic tonic which sailed lled yesterday for Queen Queenown QueensLown Lown own and Liverpool LiverpoolMr Mr and Mrs Robert W BlnBham Ccl CclU CclId Id U P Dawnay Charles Hemlnway Mrs MrsDaniel MrsPanic Daniel Lothrop W E Lake the Hev Endlcott EndlcottPnabody FudlcoitPeabodv Pnabody Mr nnd Mrs John johmt W Rob Roberta Roberta1r rU rUon 1r and Mrs Henry N Story Henry i Shel Shelion ion on theflev the 11ev Dr and Mrs ii Allen Topper TupperA A Jl Vrcelandand Yreelanci and Vernon B Whipple WhippleArrivals WimippleArrivals Arrivals by the White Star liner Owanlo Owanlon n last night from Liverpool and Queen QueenMr Queenown own ownMr Mr and Mrs Jt r Ogden Armour Oirt Oirtonnolly Csptonnoliy onnolly Harold Hnrrrwworth Mr and Mm MmHenry MrsI I Henry Harrxr Gen i W v HutMlcstoQ HutMlcstoQrharles Iludlicetonhanle rharles hanle Lanler Kohwrt Ix borain rslnc G W 1 Mae Maeiitcheon Maeimtcbeon iitcheon 1 tlamnden Robh the Count and andountess sadountest ountess de SalntPhalle Mr and 3frs Mr Wil Wiliam Willain lain D Slonne Mr and 1tre Mr William llliam S Speed SpeedIr SpeedIn Ir and Mrs Hpnry A C Taylor Mr and andr am11rs 1rs r W V r Whltebfsd Mr antI Mrs ulrs n C CVhlttl Cihlttleeey Vhlttl ihlttleeey ey and the Rev Ur C H H Wright WrightStrike VnshtStrike Strike on Schwan Residence Settled SettledThe SettledThe The strike ordered by the Associated Associatedullding Associatedluilding ullding Trades on the Schwab residenceevermtbthird residence residenceevenththlrd evenththlrd street and Riverside Drive Driveas Driverca rca as settled yesterday and the strikers strikersiturned strikersetumned iturned to work The strike was ordered orderedscauee onieredecause scauee members of one of the new unions unionsistead unionsistead istead of members of a lockedout union unionere unionere ere employed to do the pips and boiler boilerovering boilerovering overing The strike was settled by IM IMischargo t tiseharge ischargo of the members of the nel nelnion n nnba nion ODfTUAUY ODfTUAUYJames onrru48rJames James Morton Mortonfornuerly formerly president of tb tbnited the thentted nited States Leather Company died at hi hiorne hit hitems ems in Mlddletown N T Y I Wednesday ednea of ofpart ofearl part trouble He was in his hl fiftysixth year yearle yeare le e had been Ill since October last Mr Mrorton Mrlorton orton was born at Liberty K V and com comenced comutenced enced his hhsbusinemimi business carper esreerth to a small tannery tanneryW I W Westtleld ttleld Pa In 1670 Ho soon rained gainedintrol rainedintrol introl of tanneries Bt 1 ioga ecca Pa Salamanca SalamancaV V and Harrison Volley P la In 1891 tM9 h hW hld W his holdings to the lulled States Leather Leatherrapany Leatherompany rapany and In ISJt is became its is president presidentrTing presidentrvfng rTing until inw vlien he rescued on ac acnint ccumnt nint of Ill health He continued as a dlrec dlrecr drer r until hi his death In low h he moved to Mid Midetown MidIetovn etown and built one of the finest residencesthe residences I the city nIt He was a director In a number of ofher ot other her business entarprisei He is survived survivedhis surcivecI I his lii wife and live children childrenThomas childrenThence Thomas C C Whitman senior deacon of ofle ofto le North Baptist fhureh of Jersey City Citye itrtd birthday lat nlcht nlchthis Icht Ichthis td e l on his slMyslvth his home Cot Jorwy avenue In that city cityeath cttyeath eath was caused by paralysis He had been beennplovprl beenflDiCmied nplovprl bv a wholesale grocery house In Inew InSW ew Vork for forty Onil years He leaves A Ajdow aidow jdow and two sons sonsJames 501cCJames James Horton former cirmer president of th thnltcd tbs tbsnlted nltcd States leather Company died at Mi Miime hiscome come In Nllddletown X Y yesterday morn morne e of liver trouble after a Ions Illness IllnessRobert IllnessRobert Robert W hemmer head of the mnlllnir malliarmpartncent mnlllniripartment ipartment of R G Dun A Co died last lastBlit lactalit alit in St Lukes Hospital He was taken takenare takenare are last Saturday suffering from acute acutedney acutedney dney trouble He leaves a widow and on onlid one onemild lid MARRIED MARRIEDTFT TFT OA O On Tuesday Tuesds Junn W 7 IWK IWKat 151SSt at St Patricks Cathedral by the Her Richard RichardO O Hugne Marie Gertrude dauehter ot Mr MrJamei MrJariet Jamei Thomas Gannon to ilr John Glbloi GlbloiHuffy GIbicatufy Huffy of New York YorkIWMAN YorkVMANSTERNAt IWMAN VMANSTERNAt STERN At the Hotel Palatine New Newburgh Newburmh burgh N Y June j IPM by Rabbi Eml EmlFrtedmn EniFriedman Friedman of Ncwburch Jacob L I Newman Newmanof of Newark N J 1 and Mora Stern d daughter daughterof ughterof of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Stern of Newburgh NewburghiN iN NEST NISTPOSrAi POST At the residence ot the brides bridesbrother bridebrother brother Ur John Townsend WIllIams Stain Stamford Stainford ford Conn on Wednesday June IS 1905 by bythe bythe the Rev Rn Dr Edward B Coe Katharine Ellta Elltabeth EIIzabeth beth Van an Neat to Vllllam Merrltt Post PostDIED PostDIED DIED DIEDUNO 5 5LINQOn UNO LINQOn On Jong M at hits home Stanford StanfordN N Y I J Sackett At1mn Alllnr In his 84th r yesa yesafather r rfather father of the Ute A Ass a AilIng Ailing ot New NewYork NewYork York city cityFuneral cityPimncmai Funeral from late residence Tbunday Jose ib ibat that at 2 1 P M MNNETT ZfNNErrAt NNETT NNErrAt At his residence South Orange N J Jon Jon on June M 1905 Eugene V Council sled M9drun N Nream run runruneral reamuneraJ runeral from the church of the Holy Communion CommunloaSouth CommunionSouth South Orange Saturday afternoon July t ton 1 1on on the arrival of the r II L I W train leavtnt leavtntBarclay Ievtngltarclai Barclay and Christopher iti u ferry at t ia iaI I M Kindly omit flowers flowersAt flowersIITONAt IITONAt At Mlddletown X c T 5 JHn me VS tvait tvaitHorton JsmeHorton Horton In his Mta year yearuneral yea yeammmii uneral Saturday sfUrnoouit J oclocJt Ociockst t red re4dcnce reddeuce deuce 120 Hlfhland ave ave5SUP aveStPAt 5SUP StPAt At ilontrose Pa em Monday June Jd Jd180J 25i 180J i Sarah W widow ot lion William H HJetsup hiJesaup Jetsup Jetsupunrral Jesaupuneral unrral services at Montrose e Jnne 3S 3SLLEAU 15LtitAttuddenly LLEAU LtitAttuddenly Suddenly it Norwalk Coca on Tues Tuesday Tarsds day ds June 27 Annie U Vallcau In the be 7lit 7lityear 71Strear year of her HP HPuneral ageccnersifrom uneral ccnersifrom from b berlatemratlulrneeIoMerwtnut r late mtldener lOMerrrtn it Kor Korwalk florwalk walk Cam on Tbnnday June 2 39 at 1 P H StIOLLRYiI HlOLLEY IOLLRYiI lOLLEY At Pasadrna Oil June 2S 1 1O 1OMi C CMr Mr Allen W V Woolley of New York YorkIE YorkClyllTEIIEI ClyllTEIIEI ClyllTEIIEIIE IE WOQOLAWN CEMETERY CEMETERYidlly tadHy idlly ac atceambl euiblP oy Harlem train iron Urss UrsstFal Or n ntrtl trtl Station Veb Vcbtcr ter aol Jerome Avenue Avenutlitri AvenuelisTs lisTs sail aa by rarr rarriaga ro Lo bcls it 11 up T Tug Tug1t5 i ine ne 1t5 turi Uramarcyi ior Doak of Views or rj ropes ropesJrw rr rrUtlTB 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lJ h f J C w wr wto I r 11 to THE SUN THURSDAY TIItJRDA Y JUNE tfUN 291905 29 1905 1 CORNELL VICTOR IN BIG RAG1J7U RACE RACEIn J7U OlffSVKV In If ALSO in inrHSMMV friolJmUtV rHSMMV lJmUtV TCSSLK TCSSLKThflr TlSSU TlSSUMlr Thflr Mlr KowlnR Iowlnl Snpmnney Snprrlnl Iterstanllsii Iterstanllsiimi nrrstlbUlhrc nrrstlbUlhrcrl mi rl the Ihl llmljon 111 on Alt lhonh lion nil Hyraeti Hyraetitrrw TnCn O OIl trrw Il CnpturM lltrlA Four onr onred Onrld Contc Contcnnil Contlst Contlstali nnil ali jukw a New IW UeoortlA nrcorll T Taljlo IIB IIBIn In 11 Till hl5 Kvrnt 1nnt21HH 25 MM Irnoni Irnol N NIollfKlan Seo Seo1llrlanA 1llrlanA IollfKlan Measure ha5nrl Ulatles ladl on llmlso llmlsorotoHKKEPSIE Jmon JmonrotOIHEPRIE rotoHKKEPSIE N Y June 28 8Te The IBM IBMIn IARue rotOIHEPRIE IntprcollcfiiHto rowing supremacy ns 1 1twpeii be betwrcl In IlllColcllate fupremaoy 11 nnd Syracuse was definite definitefettled twpeii twrcl Cornell Corel Syrcufe WI dofnltely dofnltelyf win winOornpil when whenCornl fettled for some time to como today f 60le tmo tlcd tho river rivertwo In InIn Oornpil crowa all al but swept SWlpt rver Cornl two nice the freshman frNhml and ad varsity varity eight eightCourtneys eightsCourtnry Courtneys r pupil pupl came homo easily eUy flrs flrsand frst frstRd and in the third the four fOlr oar Or only tr trrarrowest lho lhonarruwr8t rarrowest Rd of margins mrgin separated sparted the tw twcrews two tworrews crews For all al tho part that the oth othcollets other 0 collets took In the thl active work of tl tlregatta the theregatta colrlrs regatta it might well 01 have been a I du dumeet dual dualmeat meet between Cornell Corel and Syraous SyraousCornell SfaouseCorel Cornell triumphed in the bi event of tr trday tho thoday Corel day fnirly running away with the rat ratfor race racefor for vanity eights eightsTho eightsTho Tho freshman race rOI too wna Wil a 1 compart compartlively comparalhel tho Ithucans but butis it itI lively lhel ens lS victory for Ihacans drop of comfort and cheer in tl tlbitterness tho thobitclf is a grout dlp I bitterness I rlt of defeat for Syracuse Srcue that thattho In InI bitclf tho varsity Nit fours four which tho latter wo wothe won wonthe I thn thnfifteen thnn thnntccn the record rfcof1 was reduced by more fifteen tccn seconds In the minds mind of ever everbody everLxl body Lxl who saw the races today toda It la lt certain certaithat certainthlt and his rowing methods ai aithe are aretlw that thlt Courtney Clurte ald the lettcr lettcrTho sUcrTho Tho order of the finish 1nlsh with wih the time I IMch I Itlch Mch tlch of the three races rcs was wu as follows followsVawity folows folowsar first 20 0 minute EightsCornell Vawity ar lty ElghtsComol frt 85 25 teconds Syracuse Syrcuso second 21 mtnut mtnutg miutes miutesg g 25 second Georgetown third 21 rulr rulrutw mlnutf seconds Columbia fourth 21 1 min mltutes minUtC5 utw utf 19 ecnd Colubia utes M 3 3S seconds Pennsylvania fiftl fth 21 1 minutes 59 45 5 seconds econr Wisconsin slxtl llIth 12 2 minutes 6 1 15 second secondFreshman secondFreshman Freshman EightsCornoll EightdConolllt Ilrst 0 minute 3 51 45 Hscond 8 cond Syracuse rcue second 8 I minute 49 secomU 8conll Columbia Collblu third 9 minutes minutesseconds 53 53ecncl seconds ecncl 1emwylvanlu Ielnsylvala fourth 0 I minute minutesM 55 45 seconds secondsVarsity econiraNIt Varsity raNIt fours FourSyracuso Syracuse first flt 10 minute minutel 15 25 seconds Scoml Cornell Cornll second 10 minute 17 25 5 seconds eeond Pennsylvania third 10 mlr mlrutes Oin I Iutes utes 1 33 25 Z seconds Columbia fourth fOlrh 1 1minutes 10 I Iminutes minutes 3 43 4 seconds seconb Wisconsin Wicons11 fifth ffth 1 1minutes 10 10Ilnu minutes Ilnu s 52 5 25 seconds secondsIt sccondsI momentous struggles tr glo that wn wncarded WM WMcardNi It was a mImcntou carded I for 1 today Uist I st year Ten Eye Eyehad Eycle Eyclehad had tho gratification fratfcatol of leelng seeing two crew crewthat crOWf crOWfthat that ho had coached couch cl cross the line ne c cvictory of ofYictory victory before lfore the Cornelllans COn man and brea breainto brealInto into a series Frits of triumphs that threatene threatenenever threatenld threatenldnever never to be l interrupted It I was a now styl stylof stylo styloof of rowing that triumphed trumphed It wiuj WI the r rverse T Tverb verse of tho polished mnchineliko maehinllke eleganc elegancnnd eeganc eegancand and verb grace that Courtney had drilled dried Int Inthis Into Intohis grac rowed th thget tho thoget his men The he Syracuse Syrcu8 crews get there method full ful o power bu buurude but butI urude I harsh and awkward 1 and far frot frotnil from fromni nil that was believed blevlIi to bo b tho best bit in rowin rowinstyles rowing rowingftltd ni styles ftltd Today therefore ther fon it was a not onl onla only onlyI between two colleges it was a abatle a struggle btween olele 1 battle I batle of styles 6tle and a fierce fcrce light lght for justlfl justlflcation u tf tfIatlon acknowledged aclmowled ti tii cation as between two men ecto ectoI i eland among the highest highe t in the thl profewloi profewloithey proflsiothe they the pursue To Courtney Courtneaad and to Cornel Cornela Cornel Cornela a victory Icor meant n C renewal rnewnl of thn su supiemary u uprclnlY piemary prclnlY that long lonl continued ontnued victory lltory bring bringTo hrals hralso To o Ten en Eyck it would mean mea a thai rowin rowinF rowing rowing10t F not 10t a question queston of skill si but of brute fore foreapplied applied pplcd as 8 directly dirrely as a possible More oro I Iwould It Itwould th thformer Ihe Iheformer would mean mea that ho would displace dillac former head of college clego aquatics for hi hiplace hi1lac place 1lac and would establish etablih a I shrine whereo hrfat hrfatI 11 I college clego rowing men nJm should worship worshipBut But it i was elected that kill kl and strengtl strengtlihould IlreDgth IlreDgthboul ihould boul I win over main force forc as it i hUH don donutmost doneIlmot utmost since 61nc time tme 1ms ha been ben nnd so 10 to tonight tonight night the rejoicing rejoicng that in i going on hero i iVeine lE lEeing Veine done dt by the Ibl Cornellians Corelan while whie Syra Syraife Hya Hyae ife e fallen falen from froT hr high estate is II mum mumThe mumThe The music nf the brass url s band that headn head headsI n I hand hnd of more lore than Ihln a thousand IholFnnd march marchins marcbinl ins inl cheering iinging ingin Cornellians Cornelians soundi soundinn oundsn nn n even elfn worse worM discord in the ears rs of Syra Syraoiiio STalbe oiiio lbe for it is a pjpan p 1n of ioy O raised risd at th thxixm the thexrn xixm of her downfall downfallThe downfall The To triumph of Cornell Corel In the varsitj varsitjnice ar ltr ltrrac nice rac could not have hln leen lEen more complete completennd completenne nnd striking From the moment the raw rawwas raeQWl nne tl was Wl started tlrled the Jthuc lhleln ns took the lead leadnnd leadnnd nnd increasing InerEn inl it literally l eral at each stroke strokewent Irokewent went on and on until unt finally Inal so far aheacwere ahead aheadere were ere they the that no eye e could get the sij sijcrews i irew crews rew in the Ihl same saro range By fully ful twelve twelvelengths tweeI lengths I they tley rollicked rolcked across the Una lne n nwinner 1 winner Syracuse Hracu far from forcing the theIthacans theJhamm Ithacans Jhamm Lard wns in difficulties lfcltie to de defeat defent feat Georgetown r orgptown a trick which they accom accomplished Ic om omlshlr plished lshlr only onl when the thl Washington lad ladad ladi Iad ad rowed themsHves out 01t nnd could not notpurt ot otplrt purt plrt in the last few yards of the rare rareUttle rN Uttle Iltle less eR easy as was th thO freshman Crehtan race racefor nCE for fll here too Cornell Corel led Itd almost from th thMart til Mart and nt the tht end was going away awayIt awn awnII It was only onl In I the tht fouroared raio r0 thi thiSyracuse t h t tSyrcuc Syracuse Syrcuc won and it was in this thi raco that thnthey thatIhey they smashed raRIII the record But Dlt this thi raceleft race meelet left let an unpleasant trail tri Iwhind it At the thevery theery very ery start ft at the Syracuse Syrcls crew in tryiiif tryiiiffor tryilg tryilgfor for the lead edged over Into Columbiai Columbiaimnrtn ColumblaHlr mnrtn lr n Tim Sympu S mlu o nnr onromnn mr n pnid pnir nlwo nlwohitflyno qlohi hitflyno hi ply J attention atenton to the New Yorkers Yorkersend YorkpN end Rne filially flaly were so f close cOIO to them that had hadnot hadnt not nt Columbia eased casd a little Itlo a foul f011 must mustirevitably lut lutUplably irevitably Uplably havo ha I resulted rtoultd By D relaxing relaxingtlm relaxllg relaxllgtho tlm Columbia crnw crw lost Olt enough Inough to send sendthem snd sndcher them cher latk 1 k to the rear rar whence thoy tho had hadf f hard time pulling pullg nhwu of Wisconsin Wisconsinlefor WlsonlnIefor lefor Iefor the raw tnded tndedThis ndedThi This action et ion of Syracuse Hrcus made rado those who whohad whod had d watched it sure the Ononclagans would wouldl l dUqiiallflpd dbqlalilr It was WIS no surprise Rurprls there therefore ther fore forl wlmn wen the flags In that signaled sl nled the thotinMi thetni tinMi tni h of the race rc were wec dropped from the thebridge thebndlp bridge bndlp that thlt Cornell Cornel whoso whoe crew hud finished finishedtocond fnished fnishedteIII tocond was placed plu d first while the teIII WI whie Syracuse SyracuseI Hrcn e eJ I rople pl wore shoved back to fourth fourh behind behindIhn bhind bhindIho Ihn Columbia crew with wlh which they tley hud hudnterfcrMl hudIltererlj nterfcrMl Iltererlj This order in the ti fiags nalM lasted lastedonly IUMtedonly only a moment momlnt and tho tlo signals wcrn soon soonliplavpd soonIhII IhII liplavpd lrl with wih tho lio crews crws in tho order in inliirh Inwlurl wlurl liirh they had actually actlll finished Inl ll d But the thelatter Ihelater latter later arrangement arrnlcment also lasted only onl a short shortlime shortI lime I ml nnd Ind back came the flags IUK This 11 time timeCornell tre tret Cornell t 1p1 wasshown wa lfwn finland Ontand Syracuse Srcuo second secondwith tO II I It t with lh the Ihcothers others in their regular ngu ICr order llion llionnine I nine nle another and Ind the final fo I arrangement arrangementwhich nrnellmt nrnellmtwhih which whih left lef the crews as thoy tle had finished finishedwhich fnished fnishedwhich which wan WIS tho way 11 in which tho judges JUlge had hadplaced had hadplacd placed placd theni Ihl1 from fror the start Tho trouble troublewas trouhleas was as caused by the tick of telephonic con conrection conCNIOO rection tvtwcen 1JtweCn tho flag lag rolrer mier nnd tho thojwiguij jwiguij 111 S The man 111 on 01 the bridge brldJ nitumily nitumilyam ntlJiy ntlJiyIIJ am IIJ to the conclusion cnclusion that the crow which whichwent whichielt went ielt under lndeI the bridge brtlA in n certain crain courso coursowi lr o I wi started in it so M ho nominated as aswinners winners lonm tho crowa CrOVi that showed in thow thowcoursfs O I Illlr tl coursfs coursfsOn lllr i On tho judges jnrg boat however there I IIlotber was another Ilotber sort Iort of trouble For somo somoeaoti Iumo Iumoor eaoti or other otler tho judge so 10 mixed rler up lP u I lerititiw Iotti of ofwhen thu fNt two crows that thatII when hen thoy 1 had ci the IfY crOed lne 11VV 11VVa II y a sllor ohort Part par of a lpnP Ingth 111arto I ey Iitl Iil MOI knuw nlw which was wa which Some if fC fCe JVili e jllll thoKht thoulht Cornell Cornel had won on nnd nndK amior K or mo out for Syracuso As Al a matter matrr matrrI w fait at it I WOR Wi snnpncted RI pnte that thn final fnal fnalOk jnolw I Ok wjW made mat1nn with the aid oC chnmo chnmoI I aln It I that Ilny thought Co Il el I IWon W Won moB whom wa snid tClr to bo borp I nn the coach of the jt iuu VVIIIMII CurnelrO iiuvnt iiuvnti i 1rlnJr rp 10 Iml lrns ln tno 1m rarw r except In the thewere thrIh 101 r oarpd were comparatively mparatiply sltiw In li liwin IIlnrrlHni Ih win lnrrlHni ITi1 n mX with tt Hiltht llTlt favorliiK favorliiKowing rlrI rlrIrOl lOW owing ng BRalnst tho tide t miiltiiu maldl maldlin roiiRh rOl i t Iwlter wntor tho Corm Crlwl urmeii armel Inlshod nnlhndf m o minute m nlm 39 OIS 15 Eecond Cond a performance iar f I away from tho to record rer rrlomlnc The varsity varsityt vlrilty I t race wai rowed rowe In 20 2 minutes mlnlto 29 2 2r r second secondaoout aoout abolt seven second Hond Blower llower than the tonc wtnnir wtnnirthe wlnnlnperlornnco perlornnco of Symcu D hL t ear But the Cornel Corel crow wIn not IOt forced rorcCd out to win It I had Loen IDcn expected tlmt the weathc weathcM r to ay would 10 far ar from rom fi guod 0 for or wotl rowm rowln rowlnnnd nnrt M indeed it had i thaL thaLa Indlrlt even Iron n feared fored the theaj aj a rac w might b Impossible hnpolllblo The fht win winshifted wlnl wlnlfhlfd shifted fhlfd onough onolgh however to Iron out soir 10ne 10neof of f tno rough rou h pots and tho early HKOI HKOIin rlfe in Ift tnnrrtlnrr morning unn A ni K A 1 1 1as 11 lW enough to rCuro thel thelU8 as to tho possibility 1fMlhlly of a a race mo There here wei weisince were wereIInty IInty of Cly rll In town ror reRuta day come hut onc 1 yer Rnd tho IOL1 IOL1morohanls morohanls luwe learned to tako advnntlo advnntloof of It fbo horde of Pcortlng since sinc It Wa w n fair day clegian nn otiunlly oljualy lar larnumber larg number rUmber of young women made the ohaffo ohaffoIn cl1ter cl1terIn II nnd meals mealsr In Inkal r kal fher trfoklns were nearly roomi perons 100 In Poughkoopsio I oughltOpRlo In the courso ourRO of the after afternoon afer afernoon noon all al of whom Kcomod Blotod to want some something lome thing thllng to tnt or elso clR a plaoo to bestow there thereselves themBe selves Be os before the races racesH ro H ww tho crowd that those who hav havfollowed have followed folowor college coleRo nthletlo Cthleto events cventl have 111 com coru to tlo know kow well wel Tho college clego lad with th thxw tho thoatelt atelt cry In xw clothln iK wuti and nuiMJUi BUPI rter iuu by UV tan suit case r elaborately emblazoned wit witInitials wih Initials iitials was of courso couro the moat numerov numerovf muerolB muerolBof of f M the n Then thero t the trp wa taa o young youngwoman t twoman woman who accompanies Iccompnie somo BmA of the abov abovtypo typo t who knows kows nothing nothig of boat racim racimas rcing rcingas as ehe charmingly charingly admitH admi but who Is wll wlling wi ing Ig to leam lear from him because becu oil al men meiyou menou you ou know know so much more mor than womo womoabout womoabout about things th The old graduate Imduate th thyoung thl young graduate Irruato tho dry dr good goo clerk youui youuiman oung oungman man types disguised dl guLed as a either one all al arc fumilin fumilintypes Camlar CamlartIe typesBut tIe But the girls wore all ul beauties butle for n nman no nomn man mn over yet saw 1 anything but a pretty pretfgirl prettygirl girl at a college olego uthletio athleto affair afair They wendressed wen dressed drosed in II every conceivable oncelvble variation o othe of ofthe the costumers oRtlm art ar and anr yet et nil alloolced looked ollki ollkiin a10 a10In in their extreme e1treme bowitchlngue s Iost 1ft o otho of oftho tho men mel would not have oarod orod if tho bon bonnioes bat batmol nioes mol had hd not como otf so that they coulc coulchavo ould ouldhave have a chanott chanc tu escort ort their partlculai partlculaifair paricular paricularfnlr fair ones about the town and mako thi thiglrllossones tho thoglrlOs glrllossones glrlOs onel ja iealoas iealoasDown lou louDown Down to tno ferry filed fd the crowd whetthe whet whenthe the afternoon afernon began bCan and then n pretty prettjtime prettytime time wns spent In patient Jtent waiting llting Thi Thiferryboats Thofcrrybuts ferryboats fcrrybuts took their the r time about Ibolt going goirifand goingnnr and nnr coming cming and once onc both were forced forcd t twait 10 10walt wait outside olhldo tho slip sil for a good half hai houiwhiln hour hourwhll whiln whll two river boats bntA made a landing landllg at r rdock n ndock dock which partly obstructed ohstrlctml theirs AI AIlast At AtIn last In t most mo t of tho crowd got across In lllfety lllfetyon safety safetyon on tho caruenlnc cllenll ferryboats or by row rowboat rowboat boat and took their places plac In the line lne o othose of ofthoD those waiting wlIting for the observation oberlatlon train trainThis trulnhii This hii Interesting Inttre tng process pr s was WIS cut ebon ebonabout Blort Blortabut about abut half past oclock ocock by the arrival nrrlul ol oltho or ortho tho train filled fed to the guard raiU raiUwith mi with tho persons pelons who bad hat luid hld foreslghl foreslghlenough forllght forllghtenough enough to walk Wllk clown tlw tl track to when il ilwns It Itwnl wns wnl wnsThe The h fint tvvo raes T out Olt of the wnv WE thr thrcrovd thncrvd crovd crvd If rfd l bic in 1 ntttlcipation Iltlclpaton of the tlm tlmstruggle Int struggle st that Iac was S expected from tlio var vartty va r rty tty eight elrhI Tho Ti train rolled Ioled way up tin tinll lio ll 10 to hum Elbow and Ild put ut in n while whilewan whio whiowaI wan waI I for fnl the til crows crws to appear nppelr Kyracim Kyracimcs fhrcuo fhrcuoR cs R tho trtt r t to come ore nlong II0n nnd tied up t tIU to toio IU io ei llboat iknhnal early In II fact the Onondagas Oaondagaiveo veo W nt Ct the past pot for fully fui soventoen senton minutes minutesTho minutesi Tho i 10 Pennsylvania lennsylvali eight cnmo clno dashing up upwith Upwith with the megaphoned lellphoned coxswain bnrkinj bnrkinjhoarsely bnrkili hoarsely hoaroly in alternate alerate admonition adlolltion to one otxmon onemln mon mln or tho thl other teolgetownA ieorgetowns eight eighhad eighthad had the stroke oar OUI on tho starboard ttnrboud side sidean Idl Idlan an arrangement arrngement which wns WIS visible in ncother nc noother other college crew crewSteady crewMHtead MHtead Steady cleg now with thlllong bat long swing flnl cami camithe el I 0 0the the booming oomllj voice vol e of Cutbell Cuthel tho Columl otrlia otrliacoxswail i icoxswain coxswain coxswail as al the XowYorkors Xew Yorwri trimly pullet pulletup puled puledIJ up IJ They hoy got a I pood 100d spirited splrld reccptioi reccptioifrom r e11lon e11lonfrom from tho observation 01ervalon truin for there tlere wai waia wal wala a sort rt of hunch that they the wuro oro going to sur surprise surpr prise pr e some of tho best bct on the river riverBut riverDut But thoso tho o who knew that Cornell Cornel on n cer certain Cr Crtain tain Friday Frday had rowed four fou miles mies in a tinu tinutrial timl trial in IS I minutes mlnlt 24 4 15 seconds and latoi latoihad aler alerhad had done IS minutes minltf 34 seconds ernds under les lesfavorable 1N favorable faorhlo conditions condiion pinned lnned their twlr faitl faitlto faih faihto to tho Ithnrans Ihamn They hey said ald with Courtney CourtneyI I dont sco fcn how any ny crow crfW on tho river cat catbeat an anlCat beat my boys bo and if any an crew does I warn warnto wnnt wnntto lCat to be ttiere ther to see He evory evtr inch of that race1 race1So rc So before I the race rc it was wnl known that Cornel Corneltwico Corel twico twic eore had rowed faster fOler than the record recordand recordand and the fact fac that the Ithacans Idlams were favor favorItes CIor CIorIte Ites Ite wa WI hased 10ed on this and not bearsaj bearsajor hearlay hearlayor or hunches hunchesTho hunchesTho Tho crews CrWR lined lnod up for tho start start am and andZ50 21000 Z50 pairs rails of eyes all al told tolr were wer upon them themTo called out hi hiwarnings his hiswamln To 0 each in turn tmi the th referee rfcro culed warnings wamln and at last thero ther was nothing nothingto to do but send nd tho men away awayThe awa awaTle The Tle crack erk of the gun and anl tho answering answeringroar IU werll werllroar roar of voices from the observation trnir trnirwere trninwer were wer almost simultaneous lmult1eou with wih the firsl firsldipping fr t tdipping dipping of fortyeight oars In the water waterThree waterThre Three Thre fast snappy nCpp strokes and Cornell Cornellwas Cornl was in the fl8tl lead by ly only a foot it was wu true truebut tre trehut but WIS never to bo b headed The Tle Ithncan Ithncanwere Ihlcan Ihlcaner were whipping down the Hudson Hud on nt 34 34strokes 3tstrOklR strOklR strokes er to tho minute while whle Wisconsin Wisconsintrokes WIMconsin8trlyln I 8trlyln to kep s was doln 30 30trokeH trokes Syracuse SrrICU aon was WI te right nt hand handjeorgetown hundorgctown jeorgetown was fifth ffh and Columbia ofl ofloorly of poorly apparently was last la t There 1 er was a aort asort I ort of groan groal from the Columbia menfor menforthe menforthehad they theytuid had hoped to see their thllr crew crw shoot richt r ht out outvith outwih vith hopd the leaders H and make the racing rcin from fromhe fror frorthe wih the he flash of the gun Frazer rnzr the diminutive diminutivetroke dinunuIIu dinunuIIuslroke fash rln troke had bis hi own notion of the pace pac that thatrour thatfour four miles mies requires rquirs and he was Wil not going goingo Ioil Ioilto I I to o bum up his hi energies in a quarter of a amile amie mie mieI mile mileIt It wns wu not tho Syracuse of old that made madeiay Indo Indoplay play iay I after the t he fleeing feing Cornellians Corelan There Therevas here hereI nfer stylo that had given givenhe wal vas not tho aggressive Ity givn givnthe I the he victory to Syracuse the year tar Ixjfore IxjforeIt heCor It was vitory u crufty lrllfr waiting wailn Syracuse Symcul content can lent lentI I WIR I to 0 follow for flr a time instead of lead and andowing androwing I owing folow with An approach to symmetry symmetrynd Iymmctry IymmctryI I anll nd perfection wih that only emphasized Impha lz1 the theliffuroncu teI I liffuroncu lietween hltween this crew und that of ofast oflast last lf1roncu year Hut lut the fates rntts that govern oe row rowIIR rowI I had Ylar decided that thero ther was Wil to IMS no nooilsorne noloil ili IIR hd dleded loil oilsorne nerve racking struggle slrufgle in this thisnrn thismel mel nrn fre with the thl lead 1f ld over otr shifting Ihltlg from one onertw 010 010i i rtw to another anotherKvnrv Inothcr InothcrI rw Kvnrv stroke tlmt Cornell Cornol took earned earnedhe I ftroke farthernwny from their thli rivals rivalsmil rvals rvalsI I tt he Ithacans th cnl fartherlvo Footo FootoWUIIR FootofUI time that mil every pIe tlro Greyhound I oil bi stretcher slrtcher it meant that thatornoll thatCorf1 WUIIR hil fUI ornoll was being heln revenged rvenled Cruelly Cruellyvith Crel Corf1 cold infection of the past master masterhe mAsterI I vith h tho Jrfection oCht wi he Corn nnrstndn rowed Thero Theroras Thtro ThtroI I 10 01101 arHnrn th t tI in their style Inut Inutleadened icy composure I ras an compoire leadened nt enthusiasm nlhullasm They wore going goingn Iolng Iolngto I to dl1toned n win and they the let it bo known Icown from tho thotart thDI that they would have no mercy mercyAnd mercyAur tart tar the timo the first t half mile milenark from mil milmlrk And so f I nark Aur had 10 len attained atnlned tmo and left behind behindhe hehlndI mlrk wins broke brokerorn hrokefrom of Cornell wlnl he cry Corel the compelling compelll Cr who whorom whofror of the 23000 persons from the throat 20 perlons I rorn rom the obsorvation ob rVllon trains trall nnd Ind the hills hillsibout 1111 1111nhout fror ibout could feel that oven thus Ihul onrly enrl the thonco theI accident was as good as over overmd barring Ioodasover Ioodasovernr I rce nco md done harlng Lower uccdent sank fnk the stroke and andurther andfurther further nr away eped fed the shell shel Every EIor man manould mln mlnI ould feel the vibrant lbrnt6ntlment sentiment of response n ponso ponsoin I culd in 1 the ft1 boot whoso nose nOF pointed so truly trulyw trly trlyi the haven that only time alone aloneould aloneIould i loward w rd thl 011 tmo it from reaching reachingAt reachilg reachilgAt ould prevent Iould prmt lengths lengthsThe lengthsThe At one 010 mile mie it was w three o opoa olJ The Weather WeatherThe Wcther Wctherfhr The very rrr slow movement of lUe nrra tra ol low prci prcirc NrMlr olT Hie Nova ova Scotia Scola roast oMI lias h retarded the theoerevs IhelrOlrr Mlr rc oI of the Msh hl h prcuurv which retained ubout ubouti uloUI oerevs Ircisur lrOlrr position over tUe Lake tae rcalons rc lols yctcnltr yctcnltrlUJlnn rrM rllar rllarrnulnl 15 lUJlnn i same northwesterly losll0n winds In the lower OW Lake Lakegloin Iaerrllol rnulnl gloin and In1 the Ih Middle tddle Atlantlr lallk and New ew Iceland IcelandHle tnilnnd tnilnndI rrllol Altliough tbe temperature temllrlllre rose 10 Mljtitlj Mljtitljthotc lihl lihls Hle Albolih I SIIle seasonable seasonablereracc seAonablca thotc irlluns s rlons It wa1 still sli ticlow the Mlwls lipl Valley and from Ibo lUoMl Ibowr1 a reracc In II the 1sssilllll le ale northward It hccnme warmer wannerThe warmerI fiuH I hcelmc wr1 Ml Cullorlbard Northwest and andiUiulcrsVorms In tho low The prMs purc irc wa anI anIIhundrslorn1s iUiulcrsVorms occurred ocu rred In the Missouri t saur and mid midi midli I vulloy Klsrnhcrc here th Ihe weather weatherivs wralherWI li i MlMlMlppI ale r1 ivs ccnerally fair fairIn lairIn WI Ilnrrll day d wa fair and sllchlly warmer warmerInd warmrrwlndhrl In this city clt the WA fall ani 11hl humidity humidityper humldllrl Ind brisk in hlffh nnrtluvcU lorlhwcst avcraic hlh wlndhrl corrected to 0 read to sea seavcl seaI rl per cent liamractcr tarlmctcr lrreted rrll I lerl vcl fer at 8 A M Mo M97 297 3 I 1 It I J9I J9IThe JQIi i The temperature yesterday slrrdM av a reeorncd by h the thenclnl nmclll nclnl Irllfrllturc tbermomclcr Ibermeler U I shown slown In Illbe the annexed table tableIWI3 Inhl InhlII W WAM IWI3 II I lorili I 11 11AM M 70 70ft1 M 70 niOP I AM ft1 n 73inl I M 7il 7il70IS 7ut b 13 7 70IS I Mid Ol i iItlBhe 0 0JIhrt 70 at a 0 P M MIHIIINaTOSrOllltCAHTrOltTOIIATANUTOJIOBnOW MWAAIINGTON ItlBhe JIhrt t temperature lemJcrnllrc 1 IHIIINaTOSrOllltCAHTrOltTOIIATANUTOJIOBnOW IHIIINaTOSrOllltCAHTrOltTOIIATANUTOJIOBnOWfor TO ANU TO110nnow TO110nnowFor WAAIINGTON rOIPCART rOi JT anil Yew Trrtru fair In InI 10d Xew York Yel for rnflern Stl lnl 01 d I tiarllv cl IOlltU itl tomorrow lalorroU tiitrmer u rmrr In the Inltrlor InltrlorM g M 1 north Iorlh ifinilt win becoming tnrlablt tnrlabltInr rllrlablror fair lade partly cloudr to toirrow 0 0mor Inr or ltl 1IIle re parl coud I irrow vnrlnhle rlnhlc winds windsTor windIor mor and tomorrow tomorrowirmer lomarrowImrr Tor New llnctand fair loday ald Imrr irmer lrw tornorrow lomor In Interior Inlrror of wen wr 1 portion portionlit porlon porlonIthl Ithl lit to fri Insl li t 10 uorthwist uarlbH t winds brromlne brromlnerlnbln bomll rlnbln alahlcor rlnblnInr of l Columhl Marjland and eaM eaMn ralfl Inr or the IllKlrlct lrlel MaIaot n Iennsylvmila rnnI 1 la fdlr lodny II do parlly IaI rloudy ud and andmntr aodtlr fl mntr tomorrow lljht IKlt north 1111 to II rant ru winds windsIor Ind Indr tlr lodny wnrmrr In Inuheasl Innnllhra Ior r western New Voili 011 filr 1 lr ludl nnllhra uheasl t portion IIrlon tuirlly lurl cloudy etd tomorrow LIIorrow varla varlar arlnr r r vlnili vlniliInr wlol lair tOdny todn partly partlyudy Inr or western wl lrr Irimsylxanla lal lalColdy rubbl thowcrs variable arllbJr i indi Coldy udy to tomoIOW mouow probably lowCf wInd ndi ftj at two nln 1111 It t Tinf slx si nt It tllrco thro cl clght ht htat and I at the finish fnlshn a slight 81ght spurt Ipurllado mutlo It an In eve evedozen Oi dozen dn7en lengthsth 1tI thfth margin Ilrgll of Cornell Cornellvictory ornfIA I victory Ictor and vindication vindiaton When the gin ginthat that thlt cracked crckod and Ind boomed bool d nnd roared we wesctullng IlnR IlnRthlt wer Inc sctullng clln their fURt 11t shotw Rhol echoing eeholl roare acra acrathe Icro the narrow laow lano Iipo that lead to victory vicor i isignify t t61lly signify 61lly that Oirnell Corel might rlht clci rett Tht from tl the theuhor Inbor of tho tl day dl far back up the rlyi rlyitlicro tlicro ther was 1 still ftUa u biltnr h r strugglo among rr rrther U Uother lhe lheother other crews CrWI to sen 1 which would woule bo tl tlfirst the thefrrt first runnerup frrt to irorts IOn the tle lino Ilu iu II tho position pOMltlol i irunnerup of ofrunnelup Syrhcusct Sr CIf last ynnr Ytlr honored honortc as CR the thl wit witner winner ner had fnllen ful1 so MI far from fll thn tl plnni plu n of thr thrvictory tm t tIlctor victory Ilctor thn tit wan wal a stru Itrurvln ln for nearly th thwhole the thewhole whole distanco IIRtlO to coiutiiir crltar Georgutow Georgutowand GeorJtown GeorJtownand and slide fldo across ncrul the lino Ino second Colun Colunbla Clum Clumhi bla hi using Ulng good gaO I headwork hradworl all ni but caugl cauglOcorgotown JI1ht JI1htGeorgtowl Ocorgotown Georgtowl nt lt the very verv end Hlund nnd Just jUlt fot fotseconds four fourAcon seconds Acon marked lTlred tho ilifTorenco tlferenc In abllit abllitof aUlty aUltyof of the two crows crowsAnd CIWHAnd And yet It was a not a tumo race rco nor on onthat ono onothat that any Iny man Inn mi mltht lit not lot havo hlvo rejoice rejoiceto nJnllcl nJnllclto to seo Tlio ho sun gleamed Jlelnfll brightly hri htl dow dowupon dmvl upon tho crows CIIWS as a they thc swung along Ilon one onenuns neh nehmans nuns body bd brorjd hrol with HWlmp tho tan of tli tlisix tho thoIl six Il months onthl steady stead work In the sunlkh sunlkhturning sllll1ht sllll1htturing turning turing almost Clnost to gold pold in the lhl sunshim sunshimMuscles Iulhlno IulhlnoMusce Muscles Musce rose rO e and fell fel powerfully powl1rfuly us II tho out outdipped nar5 nar5dillpeci dipped lu II and out and an left a 1 silver 111or nln hea heaof e eof of spray dancing dlncl In b the wake It stlrro stlrroto lt irlol irlolto to tho coro those who eat It In tlm tll cars cal1 t trealle to torealzo realle realzo that there on the river were fort forteight fOII eight men who were wer tearing tearng rlor Ihulr heart heartout hOlitl out that thlt thoir colleges cloges might 111 ht como 1010 honor honoiably honorably ably out Olt of the fray fr It I was WUt the culminn culminnlion eulnlna eulnlnalon lion lon of iiumtlm of oxerdso Icnjo anil InI self If ileniiand ilenii lmlnlane and ane work and devotion dooton to an Ideal Ital eudlu eudluIn In a struggle Itrllllo of twenty tWUlt minutes mlnulelnot not merel mereli Ilroly IlrolyI I i Ixjnt hOlt raco racoWhen mnhol When hol Cornell Cornol led off al with wih Syrneus SyrneusW SrcuRe SrcuRel W Isconsin l and Georgetown iu close c nt ntemlanco nttendalle Int tendalle emlanco for tho moment those co on th thcars the theCILrs cars leaned lealed fonvurd and watched tho rnc rncas me as a eagerly as if it had hld been blel the close closethat t tthat that agorr could cOli bo At tlio first frtt inilo mit Corno Cornowns COlol co wns wa stealing 6tming softly Rofly away awn well wll out Olt toward townrtho towardtho tho middle liddo of tho river rlvlr with tho full fii ml mlvnutago d dlltugo vnutago lltugo of o perfectly smooth ooth water nlbci nlbcidead Ilbtil Ilbtildcad dcad dead Thoy hl wero ler lending leadilg by n big margin marginond mlr il ond anr apparently nppannly stiro of tho racti mCt It wn wnthe watho the first frtt timo that the enso ea n of tho th victor victorrmcl Ietory rmcl caught caulht the Ithacans Ihamns ndhorcnts adhlnts am amthoy und undtho tho thoy phrased phrsed their joy In tho barkins brldn rrj rrjwhich ry rywinch which echoed lack as sharply from the liills liillsCornell li1 li1Colel Cornell Colel I yell ci yell el yell 11 Conioll Coniollroarod tIII tIIIroan1 roarod the trains trins and Cnd nothing noihln davntml davntmltho cUJII tho other collegians coieglan ot up lp their 11Ilr cries If i ir In Inrtur rtur r turn Tlie he weird exillng exnfnl shout of WI WIcousil Vis Visconaiu cousil conaiu tho slmplM call eal of porotown porotownmil er Itown Itownnnd mil tho more involved hwohe1 cheera ehell of the til other othejolleges othercoleget coleget jolleges minglod mlnlled in so 0 vast a t a turmoil tnnol o osound of ofRound sound thnt the men striving Rtrlln on tho rive rivemust rhermlRt mlRt must have luLo heard hllrd and Ind understood understoodTim ullcrtood ullcrtoodThO Tim ThO struggle 1lg o for second ccolll place pae was thi thimost the themo mo most t interesting At n mile mil nnd nlfl n I halt haltSyracuse hdfymIo Syracuse ymIo was WiS half hlif I length nllh in tlm Ihl van 1 o oiVinKylvania of ofPl Pl iVinKylvania Ianla tho Quakers lllkrl being bn IM tun tunthree tlrn tlrnthreu three feeit ttt of open opln water wal I11 in front uf coiyp coiyptown 11 town Stroke Frnser Flsr who ku knw w wliui whl In Inas ho howa wa as about aholt when be bad vMiiuci artd out out to o otho 1t 1ttho tho paco for fol Columbia had IUII picked Ilclel up Wii WiiconHlu ii iicousin cousin nuel Cnd the JiulKcrs wnro WII novln nowhro nowhroThey re reThey They wero nonrly 1aly a I length away IIIl and rallini rallinibiKk fallu fallubal bal biKk rnpidly rpiI Look at Columbia Lolurbla como CUIO up WTJ Wl the thery then ry n of tho Xew Xel Yorkers nt the I be two mill millnuirk mi nuirk just nbovei Ihou tho Pi 1elnIIara im vlvana bat bwithouse 1101 house Look nt em ThuvM 1hj ctcl ctclSvrncusc cel Svrncusc Columbia olllIJia indeed Indled wn rrtini rrtininiriic rtng rtngalrI alrI niriic merrily mlrri Wisconsin WiIolin onco tr f k kn kntr r rolf olf tr they bed 1 set pI out nfttr Pennavlviriia Pennavlviriiawrnm leln vlni J Jwrm

wrnm Georgetown GCUI otown had nppuionlv nII1llnI 1 1f f fbehind behind for good uiid IId nil ni Tlio plucky phlllyr wcsh wcshIngton h hInton Ington Indj luL who alvnys 11 row best bl t nppar npparnntly nlplr nlplrcntly nntly when whln imelrr Inlrl reat rlat dindvuuiafcs dindvuuiafcsrliI di lhJII1C rliI lrl not Inc OITO 0 10 V like 1 a crew HuH lar lartwo lcl lcltwo two sick Ick nifn ml In it it Thoy he wero nirtiiu nirtiiutooti II UI tooti ami nail with wih Kyrnciifw rel vlioh I jih ni nithe ft ftte nnc te the half distanco di ljIL wns a just ju t a length Inlth ti I tin tingood Ihngood good nnd no open water betveeu tin tinshells the81f1 81f1 shells shellsPennsylvania Pennsylvania hoist liy her own W petnrt petnrtof lun lunof of setting Hetln n JXICH faster Iapr than thln tho crew crewpould crw I could live through thrugh was coming oln back tc tcColumbia to Columbia lvu stroke after stroko strlo and it wm wmonly wat I only n I question que ttn of a fow moments IIOInts whet whetthey whPI I Ithe the they should Ihold l out outtrippd tripi d From Frol tluvt1 tluvt1juarters th I IluCrtel juarters luCrtel of a I length Jn th at atth inn tmatlioiise boathole tbej tbejImd the thehad had so 10 lately latll left the Quakers lost thoh thohlead thllr thllrkad lead bit by bit hit At the 1Irid bridgo o tlio scum scumjf on jf many man a 1 fatal fllni move 101eCollliu Columbia spurted spurtedFliat fpurtrl Fliat hut settled Pennsylvania and Coliimhir Coliimhirwas olllhla olllhlawaH ttled was neurly Orly two 110 lengths ahead pussinj pussinjunder pa ln lnundr under tlmt mark markGeorgetown markGlor Georgetown Glor etown lo on you 01 Georgetown Georgetownns Gfr otown otownwa wa ns the cry when the la Int t mile mill liegnn e nn Tin TiniVashington TheWalln Walln iVashington lon lads lad had fought tho whole wholl dis disance di ditante tante ance nnd nld were now almost on 0 even Ipn term termKith tlml tlmlwith Kith Syracuse Srcue and looked 10iled to bo better betor thar tharhe Ihunthe he juondam champion Chllplon who were wrl nven nvenhen 11 hen in n the process nf being strip I ripped e l of oftlllr oftlllrtileR tluii tluiiitles tileR itles Thoro hlro is I a limit lmit to human hUlnn capablli capablliies eplhl liE ies and Ind I Ih lie older men of Syracuse Hrrcu c stood stoodhe 6100dth th he strain better Iwlpr than their I 1 H h boy ho rivals rivalsOh rl rlMOho MOho Oh poor Georgetown iorjelnwn theyre beaten beatenrailed beatenvaied railed n pretty maiden whose yes 0 were wereui wee vaied ui divinely blue pray m as a tho 110 colors clol of thn thnollege 1 ollege she h sported pored It was so The he Ixiys Ixiysiad hOYHhad colego had done what whlt they could uld and wore pumpednit pumped pllpedOlt Olt nit 1ess than a I itmrter of n I milo mio Iralura Iralurahe helole heloleIhe Ihe he end l of tho race nIe they t ley seemed emed to bo hI almost almosttopping nlnlst nlnlstRtoppin topping Synicuse dllhlY loathly tired too toowiilil tooclie wiilil still ross on a little Ilte faster fasterColumbias fnstprColumhia clie til rw Columbias going oln to bo third thlrr announced announcedyouth anlounccd anlounccda a youth whose whoe excited excied voice ended nrer in a aierfe upcrfet pcrfet ierfe t shriek 11Iiek of excitement excitmwlL Little Lillo Frarer Frarerios 111 i WI ios hitting up UI tho stroke and l1d every everytroko eer troko meant a Rain Hut Blt there was WIi not notimo imo rtiough IIJuh Georgetown Gorletowl made mCdo a 1 few few1st fewt 1st t cffortH ur and reelej reclec across aro tlm tlo line lnc a a3ngtb aon on 3ngtb th and a I quarter behind Syracuse Syracuseolumbia HYInse HYInseColumbia Columbia was WI less than half IHlf a Icuigth Inltth behind behindieorgotewn IhinGeorgutown ieorgotewn Pennsylvania 1IsIanla three and Ild Ildhaf ti tialf haf alf IcnKths behind Columbia ollllhln was las still stillearly sti early that Ihat much ahead of Wisconsin Wisconsinho WlslmII I TIl ICry ho unfortunate Westornors Wtitrner finished Inlshd lust lusti IlS IlSIn In i both tho racs 1 in whili whill they thlY started startedThere I ITher There Ther was a lot lot to int ivst rct tho casual casualbsorvor asualohftr ohftr bsorvor over em the Highland li lalll sido before beforeio befor I Itho tho io regatta r ata Ixgan Them lrn was WI every or sort sortf ort I Iof of f faker with wih things this to soil I and Iwhind blhnl the theigh til I It igh h beard fontch fnect in somo foro plaws pa shell shellamns hel I IInle t amns nnd Ind other familiar familar amiistinpnts amiistinpntsoro amUtJlntr WCN Inle oro to 1 10 J had It I was a long lon time thnl Iwforo bJfornthe I the 10 observation obsnntion trains tlilns wen WCI got Iot going guln and all I Ithe the 10 amusoinents alu lent wrveil 1Jed to while whio away awa the thenn thelmn lmn lmnTh nn nnThe The Th long lon train trln finally fnaly woke into Ilto llfei 1t And nndiiricliod Andhriclwd iiricliod and danced its I way wa uj up the track trackj lrdl I to j the Ilu station tutiol The 11 lliml lma rilsb rl1h for seats seatsas Sllts Slltswa wa as made and on ironic farewell farpel was WIS waved wavedj wled I 10 j thrwn who wln camp lll ill n on the tl frrry too Into Intobouurd1 I Ito to bouurd1 tW their places Snaklly Hnali iho cars carso 1 1no lino wildenirss of ofuts ofClt8 no o longer n linrrcn harrn pine wiell1s Clt8 uts but blt a vivid gleaming llarlnf ribbon bright brightith hri ht htwith with ith colors colo of every hue hul whipped around aroundtrns aroundIln trns and aJI rolie 011 l up to the start of the two twoillo I wo womie Iln mie illo race rce All Al along nlun II the lino lnn tho pedes pedesutns I Itrian trian utns waved Ccd flaps fliH and Imnckerchiefs haJlwrdolfH at atleir altheir their leir luckier Ilckier brethren hrethrtl who had tho 110 price pricend I in the heights heightsTheres heighlTlnron 11111 nd sat ut enthroned majesty majlrl on Theres IVmnylvanin pried tbo In Inrmed Informed formed rmed Tlnron as a they caught lught sight of the q e rod rodnd i iand and nd blue banner which whih waved ver tr the theiw tholow low iw boathouse hliA half hal a milo mio below the start startf slartof of f tho four oared race rcc Then hlu there were werelore WIID WIIDmoro and fricndl greetings in injturn inroturn moro lore wavings waII r friendly rlltln jturn from tho two ne 161 ro heipersof Ieipeof the themakers theQuakeI QuakeI makers makersienus ienus Penll going olnl to win wil rie riet i a Ihilndel Ihilndelhia Plimlll Plimlllphll phll hia danHei dam d unriiel in blue and ald bedecked bedeckedith INllclw1 INllclw1with with ith cerise rijbon ri faripl Jhon as Ii she ho shook hor IIr pen penant pennant nant ant eerc ut thn grimv griJv boathoiue hoathoIHI Unts Untsght Vol I Iright right ght mUs cried hIk rack tho Ih darky dark his hisierv 11 11oln oln ierv tooth gleaming lealh1 In n 1Inpl happy smile smileHero 1111 Hero Uer comes Syracuse broke hrko in 11 semio semiomelso lmo lmoono ono melso elRo and core attention ntelitlon turned turnld to Ten ln Kyclis Kyclisirsmen lcll lclloafmen irsmen who came camC shooting lwollnl up Iptlo the Htrcum Htrcumthe trcumtn oafmen tn the mark lark The Orange Orno four yanked ralked tlm tlmlell thohel lell through throl h tho water in il jis ji time 1mI as al thoy thoyvept thel thel1lpt hel in dress parado to tako their theirlace 1lpt vept U lp II dll pard stylo tlfr I lace at the stukobout Carefully tarefull they theyjcked 111 111mckod jcked their craft crrt to tho th rowboat deco decoited d co I Irated rated ited with their flag of orange e and Cnd then thenIgoted Igoted about wnitlilK wltl lal for orall tile t In others otherI to torive tourrln I fdgoted urrln rive Pennsylvanias 1IIIHrhaniu oarmnon oarnll did ld not notike lnt lnttako tako ike long to get into place placl and Ild Columbia Columbiainui Collmhla lonp Iet from the boat boatjiiso boathouRo camo inui speeding down stream Ina1 froliho I houRo jiiso at Kmm nln Elbow ElbowA A long lonp wait wai and then thel the tht Wisconsin WI consln crew crewDVB crewhoe hoe DVB in view I The diishinK du hln Mramr yaraynni yaraynnirokn rokn of ODeaH ODal lads Ind never loolm prettier prettierid pretier pretierund und id snappier Inappler as a the shell RhlJ slapped over olr tho thony thotlnr tlnr ny rollers rollllld and wheeled into plane plac Then Thenirneil hel Cornel irneil tho tlo mighty arrived and tho tale talens ns complete completeTho completeThe 1 The impressive impressio moment thnt thlt sets tt henrts henrtsaping heur eapln aping arrived Irrlved The referee Iferee asked UHlld his hisjestion hi hiqUetlon qUetlon jestion Iteadv in 11 a 1 sllone Ilen deepened deepenedf deeptled deeptledby by f contrast conlr8t wltn wit tho gigantio glanto choruses chorl l of ofUed ofrltd rltd Ued college cheorH cheN which greeted greted tho re reirt rHport port irt of colege the starting gun pUI Hut the first Irt vol volno vulume ume no of cheera cheen crystallized CrRtllcd Into nto I r roar ar of ofJyrncusocusocuse orMHyrcufcusecl MHyrcufcusecl Jyrncusocusocuse o nnd ane the Onondagas Onondagasippeci Ononda a aclll ippeci d out from their Inshore position p031ton and andil andlei clll lei il at the first lt 100 10 yard yardCornell yurdCornel Cornell Cornel nnd Columbia were wcre together lo ethlr less lessan I than an ten feet behind while whlo Pcnnsylvaniji Pcnnsylvanijiid and id the RnelgerH BadgeI fell fel back nt onco to places placesat thnt at promised poml ed that they the wero likely Ikel to bo boonly hoof of only nnl little IIe importance importanceTheyd Inportancl Theyd hld better hClel look out whom whl theyreilng theyre theyrogoln goln ilng muttered mullr1 one rowing rowln sharp an I he helied I Ilurr lied his hil pllrses Ilaf cs on the Ihl Syrncusn HCII f boat boatVliy hoal I IMWI MWI Vliy theyre bearing helring richt rehtn In on Coluin ColuinAnef Anef And so it It wns wnl With Wih ns al great Iral In InITerenco Indierenco dierenco Iln ITerenco as al If a course coure had not bcqn be al Distinct Ditincl chancier ch rCler and superior superior mak makars makI I ars ar proverbial proverbil features of the theHNOX 11 HNOX HNOXHAT INOX1 INOX1i i HAT HATIi I II Ii The 1 ht genius of hatcraft hater aC has never erolved erolvedanything anything to equal equa the featherweight featherweightbtmboos featherweightbmboo I btmboos superior straw sraw hati hal and andPanamas andr r Panamas 11 ill the becoming shapes shapesand Ihape IhapeII and braids braidsAgencies braidKrnrr II Agencies Krnrr In oil allbc the principal cllle cttln In the world worldlotted nrle nrlelotod lotted lotod to Columhl1 Columbi in the race tho Syract Syractbow SycuBe SycuBehow bow bore 101 his hl crow CIOW right into their wat watAcross wntor wntorAcrg Across Acrg tlm stem of the Xow 1uw Yorkers Yorker en enthe cmft cmftthe the Onondugas ran their boat and in th thsearch their theirAelch search Aelch for better boier rm going made the Columl Columlmen Columbhrnl men rnl falter fuler and case CU up What small smll chan chanColumbia chance chanceColulbla Columbia Colulbla had wns Wil gone for they tey lost losthalf a ahnlf half doen sturdy stroketi stroke und anr fell fel wi wiback way waybad back loren At the sturrr half hii milo mia Columbia Columbi wan wal loj loja wt wta a half length behind Wisconsin Syrocu Syroculed Syracu8eInd led by five fll yards of their shell shel over Come Comewho Corel who had twice IIB 11 much on the Quakers QuakersSerenely Quaker feleuIly Serenely unheeding Hyraouso Hyrce kept keptnnd on onnnt nnd nnt moved Iloled across acr s alongside alongldu Cornell Come1 B Bthe But Butth the th Uiiacuiiri could oult not bo te caught cught as w wColumiia WM WMCulunuia Columiia Coiirtneyd ourtlVd lads ladf hit it up upnotch a anotoh notch going about nLnut3 35 to the minute ai aidrew nnd nnddrol Iolnl mnut drew away uwnv from rom their aggressive aggr she rival rivalAt rlvulf At the rtiuo mHe mark Cornell Corel led by a quart quartof quatr quatroC of a length of open water Syracuse hi hihalf had hadhalf half 11 lenrth length on the Ponnsylvanians Ponnsylvanianswhom ionMyhanlns of ofwhor whom whor much lunvtl wan Wil expected cxpecte Columbia Columhl had hadorwlecl hi hicrawled crawled orwlecl up and was fighting fghting ou even ten tenwith temwih with wih Wisconsin WisconsinHut 001 1 freed not to 1 1denied Hut Hyraiflis rcIS oneo Ol fleed was denied delid Little Lltt Ie by little lttle the Ten Ien Eyck oar oarnuii ouri nuii 111 coino up lP and evory e e 1 yard ard advant advante udvancelt e iit lt down Cornells Cornel advantage This Ihll ai aivantage nd ndnltllO adCllale vantage nltllO was wal loss 18 than n 1 length a I half mi mifrom mie miefrom from home horl and with a 1 quarter of u nil nilto mie miet to t ico 10 SrrcuS Syracuse was WIS on even terms tens Co Couoll Cor Corcul uoll cul fought hard but wns fairly rowed dow dowItapid downHapll Itapid Hapll jorky strokes 3ft 3f to the minute inlnuticarried minutecarried carried the Oiiondagits Onondulll over o r tho line Ile fin finby fret fretby by tlitvequartetrs of a length lmllh Iennsy Iennsyvani Iennsyl Iennsylln1 vani ln1 was IS third three thre lengths lelgths back hak an ana nnd nnda of Columbia Columhiwhosi Columbiawho a similar simiar distance CIRll ahead ahtad fr whosi who mon Ilnl Inut 111 tiia satlsructioti tlt IHfuetol of trin trinmini trm trmmln mini tlu lh Vit I nsin 1 ln crow crowWow crw crwWOI Wow WOI Ilia1 ono Oln Now 1ow for thr thrstMlijht Ilro 11 stMlijht 11 IIht yellrii ycl pxiltant Syracuse Smclf Don DonUi 1 It Ui 1 In II such n I lui hl ryl jl cried the Cornell Corellen CorellenYo iiei iieiYoi Yoi Yo Imvenl hl nn von wtthll this race m yet ypt Even Evcl u utimyspokn ua uatllHpokn tllHpokn timyspokn do vi flutereel tlutlJed theflagsHhowiii theflagsHhowiiitin the fnhowhll tin t lt finish flllHh from rlom tn I i bridge urhlje At the th top VM VMCornell Wl CII Cornell with inl nnsivinia Inni second hccnd ac acC a 1 1olunh C olunh liiibi thr tI cuitl yyracvtee yrcIe foirdi foirdii fOIrOIIL i Miti IL i r wns Wil the dismayexl dismaOI Syracus SyracusqiiTV Hjrlce Hjrlceql qiiTV qiiTVliKUiilified ql liKUiilified 1 jqullft1 nnd 111 put behind thi th orp orpindjfcifd 111 indjfcifd Intffcled with wlr wns IIS tho reply rply Hut Jul th thlints llt lints lagH cniro N tip suddenly lcdllly and ali wero let Ilt dvwn dvwnwith Iov Iovvitb with the orlir OIt1 Ul tho thl wisn Himi as al that in II which th thcrews tbo tbocrw crews crw llhlnlirtil originally orInnly Tho Syrh SynwuH SynwuHtlll u ubetlem betlem tlll buvitbd iasinr 111 but it i wns wal only ull fc fci for fort t i ininillei 11111 Tor the third time the flagw fag vcr vcrsb Ycr sb h L ur 11 nn1 back ha k and it waR indiciitexl In le lt1 tha thaCoriull that thatCOII COII Coriull vim WIH placed plltd first fl ft with Synictii Synictiisppond HytUhO HytUhOund sppond und Uiler 1nlnr it I cnmo to light Iht that Syra Syrariiio Smn riiio n wns decided on ns al tho winner wlnler of th thfour tho thofnlr four fnlr oir mI Tho 11 final decision of the official officialwas ofcal ofcalwas was Syrncuso ymcu8 first fr t Cornell Corel sucond cond Peni Penisylvania Pnl sylvania fifth ylanla third Columbia Collrbi fourth fourh WLsconsi WLsconsififth WLcont n nffh ffh fifthTht Tht timo tlrt of 10 minutes 15 23 wcond wcondmade fcondsmlulf mlulf made a new leI record for the course dU dUplaclni dl dlplacll recore placll placlni tho figures II urs of 10 minutes minlltel 31 1 1seconds 15 158econds seconds mido by IVnnsylvanin Jlln ylvllla in 100 100Two 1001Two Two anyhow for us u now 101 crieHl crL1 the Coi CoinelliaiH Cornelal nelal nelliaiH ns lS the th train tmll pulleel pull back to the tw twmil two twomi mil mark mall to wait for the ftvshmnn fnhmul race racePennsylvania rac mi lenIHIania Pennsylvania was tho hot tip in II this ra raThe rc Thl The Quaker freshies frtshlel wero welr known to hav havtxsiton have havecln txsiton cln their vnrsity Ylrslly eight cllht timo tI and agal agalin ugalnIn in two mile I rials rial and even to have elefeate elefeatebiu dlfeatrd dlfeatrdth1 th1 biu in llI u I four fJlr mile mie race mc The he Hymens Hymensoldsters HyrcuHu HyrcuHuOlt oldsters Olt tlr wero wet fancied funcld o great grell elenl dtnl main mainbecause malnlbecDUo because of their thei age and consequent conlpqlcnt hard hardlionl hunl lionl and incidentally Incdpntal IX lcllU CUUKO it was WUI know knowhat klown klownthatthor thatthor hat thoy could ould rowfast rowfastThe rowlalt The way in which Cornells Curelr four had sue suenumbed Huecumlwd numbed to the finbhmK tnlihin sprint prlt of the Syrc Syrcnue Sraele nue boat also CIo tnu Inuht hr the Itbacans Hhncnl ad adlierents udherenta ele lierents thnt their neighbors nllghbol up IJ the Stat Statwero Slate Slatewere were to bo feared far Cornell OS O boat boatrnnele boatmadD rnnele ii up of n I game fighting fJhtln lot of eturd eturduds Hturduds pame uds dlplndln Icpcndlni not so I much on age a e am ammaturity nnd nndIltlrlty Iltlrlty maturity as n on splendid RplenHd stylo and clea clealean cear cearemn lean grit wero weT imawed unawec by the past pa t per perormancei performllel emn formllel ormancei rt of their rivals rivalsVery rha Very 1 deliberately dclJlrtely the tle Ithaca Ihaca yountrster yountrsterTilletl nln tpri tpriplllNt plllNt Tilletl into Ilto lino Ino with wih their three thrl rivals rivalsThey rivall Thl They wore werf furthest flrthe t from the wpit W t shore shoreAitli Ihort IhortwIth wIth Columbia Syracuse Syreusl and Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniati le1lrlvanlu 11 ti that order ord inside inide Tho referees refen boa boarlided boatjlhJd rlided up just jlt behind the fiyrncu Rycu o fresh freshlieu fr h hmen lieu jlhJd while whln Mr Ir Kustis Iltl cautioned enutlonll the exirs exirslien 001 001l lien n against u repetition of theperformanc theperformancif l reptition of if tho tlo four Then tho pistol rL tol umckeel an anIIP uld uldthe the IIP second Iold race wns WI e on onTnm n nTnio ree Tnio to their thllr supposed strength Itrln th the tlvcnnsylvanlans thePennylvanlns Pennylvanlns cnnsylvanlans lost 10rt no 10 lime in 11 going Iolnl t the to totle he front froll All the boats rowed a terrific terrifictroke rrlfo rrlfotloke Al tle troke tloke the tlo Quakers Quiklrs m a to the minute minlto l IJiug ein eininly inly one out notch higher hl hlr than the other three threeornell thn thnCornel 011 Cornel ornell and Kvrnciit ei wero wlr in close 11010 at atendnnce atteldance teldance endnnce but Columbia Ollllhia was Wlf a little lttle Ixjhmd Ixjhmdlie hehlndTho lie Ked lccl and Ind liltio did not Inst long 101 how howvcr vcr in its it position as I pacemaker As Aloon AloonI soor soorH H 11 tho stii tl tine spurt bad died Iled down Penn Pennylvunla Ilnn Ilnnvlllla ylvunla I and tne Syrncuso HnCcuu relaxed rf1aJL their thlir stroke strokeut trokelilt lilt vlllla ut Coniell Comel nnd ulil Columbia kept it up 1 Al Allie Uthe the lie half Ial mill mit the tle Ithaca 1 hnm freshmen lowed showeci b lowedil il i tho tht lead by I half n length lengthI len th thI I npped on tho Cornell Corel emft raft was wal tin tinTide thepde pde Tide of the OnomliiRim OnoHlllll who at lt that June Juneiir junctlr iir wore in difficulties dltelllc to maintain n I five fivelot fve fvefoot tlr foot lot vantage over Oer tho Quakers QllklN Opx sitt sittlie ilt iltIhe Ihe lie Cornell Conll coxswain eoxswnl sat nt tho descendanl descendanlf dlcflllnt dlcflllntf f a 1 race ree of fighters lghttr Chris Cox anel nd he wat watriving waHdrhhl1 riving his hi classmates caHmnlc nt lt u 1 pace pl tliat Imt slgni slgnied Hignlfitd drhhl1 fitd ed that either eilr his hi boat or tho tm other must mustoon 3011 give up It t wns wa the other that could couldot could10t 10t ot stand lunllho tho lP strain Back Hlck and anr forth wit withammering with witha a hammering persistenc I Cox Co swung swungriking Iwun Iwuntrikil trikil riking hamllrlJ 37 to each minute which hich brought broughtin hroulht hroulhtIh Ih in race rm nearer leorer and nearor mlrer to nn In end will willyracuse withiICU iICU yracuse o reaping r pln tho discomfiture discomfitureAt dlomflre dlomflreImlo At a Imlo milo it was In Cornell Cornel by n length A Aaif AImlf Imlf aif mile mlo further flrthr on thero Ihol was wa a good ood bil bilf bi of f open on water WlH between btwen tho shells hel In the theist theliht liht ist quarter larttr of n 1 mile m tho Synirnno Srrlwn rootm rootmjmily ronllm ronllmrOlll jmily hoped that their fre fr nhmcn hren would wotilciiirt wouldpurt rOlll purt iirt and win as 11 their varsity varlt had done donent doneIlt nt it wns wa not to I l Fighting Fllhtng Cox Coxiw Coxaw I Ilt iw to it Itlhatto that two lengths Iln th worth of daylight daylightKtraled cllht cllhtffJ Ktraled lrled his hi boat from rm that thlt of the Ten Tenyak TenEvck ffJ yak contingent when the thl lino 110 was wal crossed crossednd crolll crollln loltnlfl n nd 1 the winning winnln had been UOI done donto Columbia Columbiatfsijiln Collmbla Collmblatpio tfsijiln a Ivul start lut had pulleel puled up wol wolml wel tpio ml finished third a 1 length lenlth of open opln wntei wnteinhind watorhohind anc nhind Syracuse Slcue mid Incl twice twic that much ahead aheadf ahear of f Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaTho PmsuniaTho Tho makeup lukeul of the crows erwi follows followsVanity folowR folowRrMI Vanity rMI KlRlit KlRlitIm tllhtl tllhtlOHSELI OHSELI OHSELIM Im M nrnr anil nl Clnsi Clnsinw In Ior 11 11In nw W S Slnnrll W WS I I 17 In S lle IlarlI11 llarliiii M t IU IH 3 1 I1 l K J lloirscli la n 5 5I 1 f I I I Iiort l lW 10 17 17r r W Imite1 US USn IU IUf n II I g IVinnw Kl I 1 I I 7 f 1 V P I lec I e Ofl OfliroKii 2 110 110Jlrk Jlrk iroKii 1 T FiKilc FI Wl WlAvrrnires 0 70 f 1M 1MIrric Avrrnires AvrrniresmnV 2 tP IHI IHIc1 Irric mnV i Tojlor 07 07ot 2t 1 OA OARIce c1 RIce R RM ot Vurnr antt nnr Cltist Agr AgrIA 11 11 10 IA AI 1 Siiilr lllr 00 iO it itV 1 L II ln V 1 W Snllvlmry nlsllr nfl M VO 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Arrest of Woman Wli WliBpsROtl Who WhoOIC4d BpsROtl OIC4d ror 83al 3 SI n looked lekt Lp 1 Too TooHerbert TooHerbert Herbert Ballou Balou a jeweler at W 1 Fiftl Fiftlavenue Fifh Fifhavenue avenue seldom felcom turns tur down an aim aimseeker almF almFseoker seeker A neatly dressed drf8ed little Illo woman womaiwent womanwent went into his hl place yesterday ettenIIY and told t thard a ahar har hard luck story or She said 8id she he was wa Mrs MrsDora Irs IrsDam Dora Schemer a widow living 1ln nt 70 Hlch Hlchmond Wchmone mone mond terrace terrce Staten Island Itlnnd Shewasbndl Shewasbndlin She Wil hadly hadlyIn in need of i and had har heard htard of Mr MrBallous MrBaloul Baloul Ballous generosity generosityThe genero ly lyThe The jeweler told Mra Mrl Schemer to applj appljFor app1yfor For assistance IAIRtnnce at the headquarters hladfunrtol of St StBartholomews StBrlholomew Brlholomew Bartholomews Church Quild Guid which Isni Isniyery Isntver ver yery far from the store ftorl In case cRe she he securec secure 10 aid alr there Mr Ballou Balou told her hel to come comisack comeback sack and see ste him Half an hour hOlr later sbi sbireturned Ibo Iboreture reture returned The jeweler was wa standlnf standlnfn In n front of the thl store torl and saw R1W her coming comingSe Se particularly pricularly observed ob erved that she ho wai waiiccompanled vsaocompanll aocompanll iccompanled by a welldresse weldrsed i man whorrihe whom whomshe she left waiting wlilng In a nearby nenby doorway doorwayMr dooray doorayMr Mr Ballou Balol Questioned Quetione her concerning concerninghe concering conceringthe the he man Mrs Irs Scherler became belule verj verjlervous ver I InenOUR lervous and started Rtarte for the door Ballot Ballotifas Balou I Iwas was there thpre anr ahead ahed of her and called caled Police Policenan 1olce I Iman nan Garpan Ga an of the trafHe trfo squad Ifuar who whcvns whowal wal vns policing polcing the crossing croR lnl at Fortysecond Fortyseconditrcet FortY coocl cooclstreet street itrcet While Whlo Mr Ballou lou held helc thn thl woman womanhe womanthe he cop nabbed nbbld the man in the doorway doorwayle doorwa doorwaHo Ho le said fl ho was as John Xoack Xock n clerk cielt liv livng I Ing ng at 800 8 Garden Oanen street strlt Hoboken He said Midhe he 10 didnt know the woman but that tmt she sheiad fhe fhehad had spoken to him on tho street streetOargan Htrpet Oargan took the pair plir to the Tenderloin Tenderloinolce Tpnderlolnpolco polco olce station Btton where wher they wrro Trt locked loekl up upin upon on in the charge charpe of vagrancy The Th Charity Charityrganization Charty ChartyOrganizton Organizton rganization Society Soiety vapmncy wan wao notificxl notificxlFOUR nollfNI nollfNIron FOUR ron HURT nv I nw nrtsr nrtsrVholf ft T Vholf 11011 now of Harlem larlrl Houses 10UM4A noinburdri noinburdriWith Oltardtd i With Wih Fragments raCICntl of Hock HockFour UorkFour Four persons plons were injured Injurd yesterday yesterdaya by a heavy blast in 101st 10At street betweer betweerexJngton hetweenLexngton Lexngton exJngton and Third avenues aVenUpR nnd Ind then thenVM ther therWI WI VM a shower of rocks that sent ent nearl nlarly nlarlyal al 11 the tenants on the block running runnln from fromheir fromtheir heir homes horle In alarm Thu Til Injured luJul d am amsirs aoMr Mr sirs Delia Dla Highlanels HghlandA lOt East I 101st 10l t street streetIght ttrt ttrtrght rght Ight shoulder dislocated dilocqter Edward John Johnon JohnRon Ron on 5 years ers old 188 Eat 101st street tret scalp scalpfounds scalpwOlnd wOlnd founds and bruises Ella Ela Griftin 100 10 Fast FastOlst FoHt FoHt1018t Olst street strlt scalp lmlp wounds wounL and contusions contusionsif of if the body Nathan 1athan Elckhorn 106 East EastOlst Emit10lst Olst street tret outs out I on face and right rijht side sideThe sideThe The blast blRt shook the buildings buldin for two tworere twohundrr hundrr fet Thof who wer Injurd Injurdwer wer rere across acr the street Itrt from Irol it i They Theyere hey heywer wer ere hit by b pieces ofrock oC ock and knocked knockedlown mockeddown down Mrs Mr Illhland Highland was WR standing Itandlnp on onhe onthe the he stoop stop in front of her home and Cnc was wasImost WCR WCRalmmt Imost burled by a shower of small mal stones stonesi Itonts ItontsA A i number of windows in her house wero werohaltered wer shaterd shaterdrderck haltered halteredis rderck Lamur the contractor and andhi hi is foreman Vlncenzo Ylncnzo De D Pedro wero werorrested weroarrftec arrftec rrested and held for examination fxamlnton before beforelagistrato beforoMaglstmto lagistrato Mayo in tho Harlem court courtok courtA A Harlem HQplal ambulnnc BurgDon BurgDontok tok ok care cr of the Injured Injurd InjurdIabr 1 Iabr ybe He II lUi as Found Annlr nnlt Xow XowSAX ow owRA SAX RA FRANCISCO FRA CIRCO June 2s The Te lead leadig leadIn In ig figure f nr In a case cR like lke that of Charlie Chrle Ross Rossled no s sdied died led yesterday Ittrda Ho was wa James E Mooney Mooneyho Moone Moonewho who ho spent plnt a fortune durng the last twonty twontyuree twont twontthree three uree years carR in a I vain search oaroh for his hil little littlelughtor ltte lttedu du lughtor hter Annie who disappeared dlppearc at a aIcnlo apicic picic Icnlo at Belmont near ner this city clt The Thohild Thehld hild hld was wnl only 4 years carM old and at first firt it itras Itwal wal ras thought that she fhe had wandered wanderd at away awayroin from roin the grounds rounds but when whll a rarcful rarcfulsarch mrful mrfulearch earch sarch showed fhowo no trace trc of tho little ltle one onewas onoIt It was concluded that she Ihe had been ben kin kinaped kinnaped aped and was WR held for ransom Mooney oone ooneoferd oferd flered rewards rwardM year er after year ear but in vnln vnlnKeep aln alnKeep Keep Bright BrightBrains BrightBrains Brains Clean CleanBY I BY BYPOSTUM I POSTUM POSTUMFOOD FOOD COFFEE COFFEEin I in place of ordinary orJlnor coffee cofee I Going Away Clothes ClothesDont Dont let a lack of the proper propersort propersort sort of clothes mar your jaunt jaut to tothe toIhe the country county Here the proper propr iirit iiritworsted sut i iworded 1 1or worsted or a serge in any of the new ne grajrt grajrtor 8a1 or bluesas blues s fashioned fashoned with our ou Concave Concaveshoulder Cncavo Cncavoshoude shoulder shoude and nd Closefilting ClosefUing Collar Clar in i con conservative cn i iservalive servative or the new long single and double doublebreited doublobreaded breaded models modelsEvery moels i1 i i 1 i ir j jI jOn Every other vacation need negligee negligeeshirts r shirts low shoes straw hats scarfs gauzy gauzyWM I I WM VOGEL SON SONBroadway j Broadway Houston St StOn

I On a Summer Evening Eveningtiy j j tiy a lemonade made of ofA f tr a mae j 1 JITJ4 WATWR A glass of plain plin Londonderry Londondcrr is sufficient sufcent to many because becauseof of its it own delicious flavor JURY FINDS WOOTEN GUILTY GUILTYARMITAOE GUITY GUITYnl1rWI ARMITAOE nl1rWI MATIlEirS llTnEITi I TI7J TI7JSANK TnI SANK iUI cATKaonr ITwon srs JVDOK JVDOKHut n n nlut Hut lut It I In 1 Nut ot on Thin Charge la e That th thSeorelnry tht thtetretar Seorelnry etretar of the County Count Commute CommuteIt Commitee CommiteeII It to He nt Trlnl Trlrl Jury Calls ais 1710 1710crrtmeut J5i J5iAgreement Agreement crrtmeut a aenulno Document DocumentJohn Doulent DoulentJohn John W V Woolen who was counsel fo foDavid for forDavid David Rothschild nOlhAchlll while whie Rothschild Rothchld wai waiwrecking Wi I Iwrekig wrecking wrekig the Federal Bank was convictec convictecyesterday cnvicted yesterday before Justice JUltlc Davy Dav in the Su Supreme u upremo I preme Court Criminal Crimina Branch Brncb of gram gramlarceny rand randlurcny larceny lurcny in the first frt degree Woolen winla win la I a soninlaw of Wolther luttgen luHgen pnrtnei pnrtneiof parner parnerof I of August Au ust Belmont stole ltole from flm Rothschllc Rothschllca a check for 01 1000 10 which was extracted from fronthe I Ithe the financier fiancier on the pretext that it wa waneeded WItncded needed ncded to pay in advance Iranc a eeconel rear yearipremium premium on HothschlldV bond as temporary temporaryadministrator ten rry rryadmlnitrator I administrator admlnitrator of the Welsell el e estate Thimaximum Thi thumaximum maximum penalty pnalty Ls l ten years yearsThe I IThe The jury was wa out about an hour ami i ihalf half On the Ilrst ballot the jury stood nlm nlmfor for conviction with three blank ballot ballotThen Then they sent for the agreement signed signedby by Woolen in wlilch it wan stipulated that thatArmitago Armitago Mathews secretary of the Repub Republican lican county committee and counsel foi foithe the bonding company was to be paid 750 750If If the company would continue Ha bond bondand and allow Rothschild sole control of the thesecurities securities of tho Welsell estate which at that thattime time ho was looting According to the theInformation Information from the Jury room the jiuy jiuydecided decided unanimously that this agreement agreementwas was genuine although Wooten swore on ontho tho stand that It was a forgery and Mathows Mathowstestified testified that ho had never hearel of it until untilhe he reael of It in the newspapers newspapersJustice Justice Davy discharged the jury and andafter after a recess of two hour when Wooten Wootenwas was again arraigned George Gordon GordonBattle Battle his counsel aikod that sentence sentencebo bo postponed Then District Attorney AttorneyJerome Jerome sprang a surprise surpriseI I woulel like to have the date for sen sentence tence set for July 10 ho said At the thesame same timo I think it is only fair to Mr MrBattle Battle to tell him that I Intend to submit submitto to tho Court several affidavits showing showingthat that this is an aggravated case These Theseaftidavitx aftidavitx will call for categorical answers answersfrom from either Wooten or his friends He Hemay may wish to submit affidavits in rebuttal rebuttalI I say now that these affidavits will accuse accuseWoolen Woolen anel implicate others othersArmitage Armitage Mathews and Samuel T Fergu Ferguson son nro melicteel with Wooten for con conspiracy spiracy and grand larceny in looting the theWeisell Weisell estate It Is supposeel that Mr MrJeromes Jeromes affidavits will refer to the charges chargesin in theso indictment Mr Jerome said saidho ho would submit the aflidnvits to Mr Buttle Buttleon on July 7 nnd Justice Davy fixed July 10 10for for Woolens sentence AH Wooten was wasbeing being led over to the Tombs he said saidI I want to say and say it now thnt I am aminnocent innocent of hi charge chargeIn In hU charge to tho jury Justice Davy said saidThere There i no conflict between tho wit witnesses nesses us to the making of tho check and andits its delivery to tho defendant Wooten nd ndmitH mitH getting tho check for the purposes purposesalleged alleged and says he delivered it to Mathews Mathewsan an agent of tlio surety company Tho agent agentadmits admits that he received the check It ap appears pears that the security company never got gota a cent of tho money Mathews says he re rereivpd reivpd the money and paid it back to Roths Rothschild child If ho obtained the money why dill dillhe he not turn it over to the company and andthe the eiucstion arisen why did he pay it hack hackto to Rothschild Tlie case therefore come comedown down to n very narrow compass and that thatis is was the money paid back to Rothschild RothschildIf If Mathews did not pay it back then he heis is ns liable as the defendant defendantThi Thi is an important case It makes no nodifference difference what n mans standing lie he hea a lawyer n merchant or a Prinoo when he hecornea cornea into a court ho is entitled to tho thosame same measure of justice It is said that thatRothschild Rothschild U behind this case No it is isthe the Peoples case caseIn In tho pending indictments for conspiracy conspiracynnd nnd grand larceny against Mathews he is isnot not charged with having any connection connectionwith with the 1000 check transaction On the thestand stand Wooten admitted that there was an anngreenwnt ngreenwnt l etween him nnd Samuel I IFerguson Ferguson who was counsel for tho heirs heirswho who were contenting the Weisell will that thatthov thov wero to share eeiually in the fees Roths Rothschild child got ns administrator and Woolens WoolensfeoH feoH as attorney for the administrator administratorIn In the Indictment npainst him Mathows Mathowsis is charged with having an agreement with withRothschild Rothschild that Mathcwu counsel for the thecompany company that bonded Rothschild wax to toget get 3 per cent of nil the money Rothschild Rothschildborrowed borrowed on tho securities of the Wolsoll Wolsollestate estate In tho WootonMnthowfl ngreo 8 to certify that tho securities of the Veisell Veiselljstnto jstnto wore intact intactTho Tho District Attorneys office woa well wellileased ileased over AVootens conviction On OnTuly Tuly 10 n motion will be made to set n date dateor or Mathowss trial He refuseel to say sayinything inything about his case yesterday yesterdayTROLLEY TROLLEY CAR HITCHED HITCHEDropt ropt Oir ii Ciirtn and Land Right Side SideUp Up Three Hurt HurtA A trolley car of the Richmond line in inStaten Staten Inland run off the track nt the bend bendn n Richmond road near Fingerboard roael roaelit it noon yesterday and after running along he ties a short eilstance went off Into the theMch Mch The ear dropped about sir feet nnd nndaneloel aneloel in soft soil right wide up Thoro were nine nansengera in the rar rarmd md six of them nml the crow escaped in inlott lott of Ross street Conrord who received receivedsprained sprained wrist anil bruises about the hips hipsilrs ilrs Mnry Thonms of Slmonson avenue avenueoncord oncord whoso right hip wn fractured fracturednd nd Jacob Connoix of Buffalo whose right rightrm rm was fractured ESWBUSHEDNEARUf HAlFACWTWDf HAlFACWTWDfOR OR the man wLo wLoi i doesnt fancy fancyleaving leaving oft nia veat veatthese these days the light lightweight weight washable Vert Verta a fiords the desired re relief lief from heat by day dayand and the needed protec protection tion from draughts by bynight night nightVc Vc carry all the fashion fashionable able patterns and all sizes sizesPrices Prices 250 to 550 550As As usual store will close at 12 oclock oclockASTORPLACEANDFOURmAVENUE5 ASTORPLACEANDFOURmAVENUE5 ASTORPLACEANDFOURmAVENUE5GOLDFOGLKS GOLDFOGLKS PICKPOCKET PICKPOCKETonibs onibs llanos On to Him and Illi Pal Hangf HangfOn On to tho Match MatchCounsel Counsel for Dennis Driseoll who in inndicted ndicted for stealing Congressman Gold Goldogles ogles watch and fob made n motion motionefore efore Judge McMahon in General Sessions Sessionsesterday esterday to have Driscolls ball reduced reducedrom rom 3000 to 1000 Driscoll can get getilOOO ilOOO but he cannot get 3000 3000Let Let me see said Judge McMahon McMahonAs As I understand It Driseoll robbed an anxJudge xJudge now a Congressman Congressmanf f ho hndn t robbed a Judge bail would wouldlave lave been 1000 1000That That has nothing to do with it Mid Midudce udce McMahon I nee no reason why whytail tail should bo reduced especially as the theCongressman Congressman Golufogle hasnt got his hisatch atch yet yetCOPS COPS OT ALL OS VACATION VACATIONTottrelli Tottrelli Absence Cave Tenderloin Hand Handbook book Men an Unfortunate Idea IdeaCapt Capt Cottrell of the Tenderloin left for forL L short vacation on Tuesday morning and andnumber number of the handbook mon got an idea ideahat hat they could open up their game for a aime ime Acting Captain James Wilson got wind windif if their idea and started a bunch of sleuths sleuthstit tit yesterelay to chase it up upDetective Detective Burger arre ted William Jone Joneif if ho he soys was doing business at Twenty Twentye e venth street nnd Sixth avenue Detective Detectiverennan rennan nabbed John Ryan at Twenth Twenthnurth nurth street and Sixth avenue Detectlva DetectlvaLllen Lllen Hay caught John Martin accom accomnodntlng nodntlng folks nt Thirtyfirst street and andiixth iixth avenue and later at the same corner cornerlenry lenry Clark taking up the work where wherelartin lartin had left off offOther Other handbook men if thee were any anylosed losed up upIrnjamln Irnjamln II ilunttngton a Bankrupt BankruptBenjamin Benjamin H Huntington who retired retiredrom rom the presidency of the Dime Savings Savingslank lank in Brooklyn about a year ago has hasiled iled a petition of voluntary bankruptcy bankruptcyi i the United States Court His debta are areIven Iven ns 708823 und assets 1100 Soon Soonfter fter h retirement from the bank he wen wenrest rest and his friends understood that he waa waairosperlng irosperlng there COLLARS COLLARSAREUNEN AREUNEN AREUNENTHE THE FRONTENAC FRONTENACA A hotweather collar with theSlli theSlliLinen Linen dot nat retain motttarc ao aofrrcly frrcly cotton It up to you youwhether whether you wear ipongjr cotton or orcoot coot Unto UntoItcottinomorttowear Itcottinomorttowear a cool Ltaen LtaenCollar Collar tnnn a warm cotton collar collarThe The Warranted Linen tamp on onH H I Collar telli the tale Look Lookfor for it demand It ItYourdcalercan Yourdcalercan g t the Frontenac Frontenactfjou tfjou innlit on natiOK It alorajc alorajcIf If your dealer vontrnppljr jou jouifnluttitt ifnluttitt niraeaiklucfor book booklet let Linen writil Cotton and ret retv

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u 1 1THE L 0 q r rIi r 1 d 11 I Ii 4 THE SUN THURSDAY JUNE 29 1905 SENATE VOTES TO TRY HOOKEnis HOOKER HOOKERnls Ills REMOVAL nfI0L SEEMS OEHTAIIF JElTN JElTNIF OEHTAI IItTINIF IF ODELL OlElL DOESNT 10fST INTERFERE INTERFEREDemocratic IVTEnFlRflemOrato JVTERF1IWIJcmoratto Democratic lemOrato Senators pnatol Will Wi He HI Again AgainHim Ialnst tgaIntlihit Him 11 Now ow mat lat Theyre Tlere Satisfied SaUOe LeIs Legllature LeIsI I lature Ha I JurlsdlcUonUraeketl JurlsdlcUonUraeketlAble JtirIdIcttonUFCkCttS JtirIdIcttonUFCkCttSAble Jurisdiction Urackctt UrackcttAble Able Argument ArultntTra ArWICJItTrt1 Trial Set ror July II IIALBANY 10 10AtBY 10kLBANY ALBANY June 23 sJudglng Judging from rcmarl rcmarlmade rlrks rlrksmade AtBY made by Democratic Dmocmto Senators Snator in this thll clt clttonight city citytonlght cityI 1 I tonight to nlght Supreme Court COlrt Justice JUftlc Wnrrn WnrrnD Varre VarreB I B Hooker Hoker might just ju us U n well wel resign resig no noand now nowAnd flownnd of tho LegUlntur LegUlnturth and save ve the members Lgllature Lgllatureth k th trouble of removing him in the wee weecommencing week weekcommencing weekI weekcommencing I commencing Monday July 10 10If 10l 10It If l Justice Hooker in Ii I expecting oxpectng to havDemocratic have ha haveF e eDemortlo F Democratic Demortlo votes vol to wive tuvo him from beln belnremoved being beingremove beingremoved removed he is I counting countng without wihout consulting consultlnthem cOnultng cOnultngthom consultingJ them remove themsosomeof so some of them Bay sy Having Hving bee beesatisfied ben benftIRfed been beensatisfiod J satisfied that the Legislature LegL lature has juris jurisdiction jurll jurlldicion jurisdiction ftIRfed diction dicion under Section Secion 11 of Article Artcle VI 1 c cthe of oftho ofthe the State Stte Constitution Constituton It la asserted assrte tha thathe that thatthe thatthe the majority of the Democratic Dmoortc Senator Senatorwill Snator Snatorwi Senaton3will will now vote ote to remove rmoe him Justice JustlcHookers Justce JustceHokeri JusticeI I Hookers Hokeri wi friends frind have been ben hoping nl nlalong al alalong all 4 along that a I twothirds vote ote could not b btopured be beI tht I topured ENU euiw 1 in the Senate Snate for his hi i lmoal lmoalThv vemoaIThey moval movalThiv They had hd counted on securing Icurig tho entire entlrfoiirteen entie entieflrteen entireI I foiirteen flrteen Democratic Demoratlo votes And had reliei relieion iid iidon on i he votes of Senators SWtor Elsberg Eisbrg and ad Sax Saxcf Sxe Sxecf Sxeef cf New ew York McEwan of Albany Albny am amFanchcr and andfrncher andI I Fanchcr of Cattaraugus to prevent secur securing 5cur 5curIn securing ing In the 34 votes required Two Senators SenatorsBarnes Sntor Sntorim SenatorsT T Barnes im of Rensselaer Rnsilnlr and Hill Hi of Buffalo Buffaloro Bulolo BuloloN I are ro In Europe EuropeIf Europl I If I f no U deal del is i made between now nw and Jul July Julywhen 1 10 l when the Legislature Lgislatr is to reconvene rnven ti titry to totr toI I try tr Justice Julc Hooker Hoker the responsibility rfepon lblty o othe of ofthe ofthe the failure to remove him hi will wU be placed placewith placedih placedwith with ih Chairman Benjamin njlmln B Odell Odell Jr JrMr JrMr JrI I Mr Odells Odels personal attorney attorey Edward EdwarcLautertach Eward EwardLutertnch Edwardti ti I Lautertach Lutertnch was wa In Albany AIAny today to day and fo foa for fora event eventto eentaI eventst of a tirau was wa an a Interfiled InterAt1 observer olefer It is t admitted adraltteon t to I n the Srnate SI1ate chamer admite I on all al side Hldo iclo that a twothlrcU twothlrd vote can an bi bisecured be beseue beI I secured seue in I the Assembly AssemblyIt Aelbly AelblyI I t I It I was wa thought that today a tot vot votmight vote yotemight voteI I might be had In the Senate Sento when the report rcponol reportof I of the Senate Judiciary Judiciar Committee mlte wa watmdo wa was tmdo Ddo and tho committee committe offered ofered for adop adoplion adoplhn adopt1n 4 lion the Asscm ly resolution r6oluton calling calng upon uporJustice uponJI1Stlc6 uponJistica Justice Hooker Aem to appear before the LegU LegUlaturo Leghlature Legisi i I laturo in joint session 8e lon to show cause caue wh whho why whvre whyI I ho should Rhoud not te IP t removed removo But although althoughSenator althoughenator although althoughI Senator Marks Tarn had offered otere to the theScmate thefnate 1 I Senate fnate Judiciary Judicir lark Committee Commltel a I Lrief dinjilting din di dLvl l jilting l the jurisdiction of the Leglilaturt Leglilaturtnnd lgllatur and Htn Senator Saxe had said aid that he lelee lolioveciJudge lolioveci iclioveciudga J Ind Judge Mavnard Iaynrd SXE wa was an aUned abt1e min in intion Intte inthe the light ght of recent dmelopment the rNolu rNolutlon raoluI JldfA reent I tion was wa unanimously unanlmouIy adopted The3i The3iSonatoM The3e The3e8Mtor The3eSenators Senators however were aosent Am ler lerBarnei Itr ItrBarn lerBarno Barnei Barn Burr Cobb CoKRehall Co Rehal Hserg HsergHill f EIergHill erg ergHUI I Hill Hinman Hinmancind and nnc Tully Tuly Reis ep and In Krawley KrawleyRnd Frwler FrwlerRrld k rawleyrd Rnd rd Kehoo Lens IJemsThe cm I IThe IThe The opinion of Senator nntor ator Brackett fhow fhowITIK ho hofn hnsvlug i lug fn that the Legislature Lr lalre had jurisdiction jurisdictionwn jul dktlon dktlonns ble interest intorrstui I IIud wn was ns listened ILtene1 to with considerable nidera Intrrt I ui Iud a d was consirlpreil rI Irred wich Ich an able pflnrt pflnrtthat etrtI I It I that t 6COO extra extr copies lplf copI of it i were ordered orderedptLted or orredI rcd rcdprlt I ptLted 1t to be distributed among the law lawrons lawE5 I prlt c b oltrlhulc Grad offered offeredtho offeredI rons 1 E5 of the State Senator Grady ofered I I tho resolution rC olutlon for the printing rrltlg saying sayingMio ryln rylnlhe eaytngtbo Mio lhe members mem of the Judiciary Jualir Committee Committeeturo Commite Commiteem r with the fact factthat factthat turo em lnpresed lnprcf yesterday wih fict I that fhF they were establishing eSIHulahlng a precedent precedentblch precI1nt precedenthich blch is to live forever foreverSenator foreverSnntor foreverSenator I Senator Brackntt 1 rackrt in in his hi opinion showed showedtliftt ehowpr showedthat that tllt Snntor Station tlon 11 1 of Article Artice VI V did not Imply impl implyI Ii IiI I any an souse that tht n Justice of the Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCourt upreme upremeCourt Court should be removed under its pro provisions proI t visions I lons only onl for physical phr5cal disability dL bUt meat ity ityor it I Ior H or any ny such causes cau i as a has hal been ben asserted assertedIt arpd I It t was Intended for Ho maintained riutaled that thatthe thattbe thattie the I Wid section ctl1 was inserted lusered in I the Conftitu Conftitutbn Conltlu Conltluthn ConetituI I I tim in 1821 for just jl t such a purpose Iupoo as a this thisore thh thisof ore of 0 but it left let the lf matter of cause calL for the theI I 1 fcpislature 1 lslatue to determine ceternluf He contended contendedthat cntended cntendedtrt contendedii ii that the section sction gave the Legislature Lgilatur ample amplerower amplerower ampleI I l rower over to proceed procll under Its terms termsHa terml termsI I rower He cited cltec many IV authorties authoriEs for the opinion opinionlp I lp r also al quoted fuOlo from rom the lht Massachusetts Massachusettstavr wschUlA wschUlAJW t I law JW end gave gl other othe references rfennC In I con conclusion conclusion con7tilsion clusion he said saidtvbatovor sd sdI saidc c tvbatovor I lawver doubts I have ba It had on the thesubject theluuJcct theubjcct subject have been heln solved Flved and I have have como comoto cometo omelu to the confident confdwt conclusion cuclu on that tho right rightof rfht rihitof I of removal tor any Rn cause whatever exist existin eJlst eJlstIn exstsin in tho thl two houses hOle of the Legislature Leislatue if ifto iftothrd two twothird twotlj1rd third thrd concur and that the people have hnvoiiuoided ha havefor e eJ iiuoided J 1ed for over eighty years year to keep pro proOtey procey proI I cey that check creck over and to continue pre preo precry o c cry rv lV that that responsibility lspon ibity of tho judiciary judcar of oftlio ofthl oftho tlio thl State Stte that as al all al power resides rel de in the theeoile thertoplc thereoie rtoplc eoile and is derived from them all ni officers officersiduding ofCr ofCrI ofticcrt I including Judges Judrcs are lre accountable accoutble to them themI I am aware that many ITalY aro fearful that thatthis thattl thatth this tl th is i inconsistent Ilcon5i tmt with wih an a independent independentjiidlaary Indepencent Indepencentjudcan independentI I jiidlaary judcan H I certainly crtanly doo dol not mean a ajndiciary 0 af f jndiciary jldrar without rpsrunslbility rlTunslbIUty it certainly certainlyfloes crt1nly certainlyri ri floes ros mean mea that a mcmber of the judiciary judiciarymust jJdclary jJdclarymi judiciarymlst I must mi order his life lfe while wtlo oT of the th bench b nch and andlot ad andI 1 official in such fashion fashionP I lot performing rformng ofcinl duty flhlon flhlonPS I P PS as wll not scandalzn hmolf or tho bench bencher bnch bnchN fr hi h must mut run r the risk riik of removal rmoval m I In this thisWiner thistopner Winer 1fIner and ad it should so 0 mpan mpanThe mpanThe meanThe I The members of the Legislature LR loture are arenov arer nov nO anxious to have the whole matter matterdisposed mter mtert matterr anxou t r r I disposed of in a hurry It has ho been ben de decided docided I t cided cded that a weeks time will wi bo b all ni that thatwill thatwl thatI I will wl bo b required to take the testimony in inthe inthe I the case cee At first Irt it had been n proposed proposedto propose t Is to have the Legislature reconveno on onJuly oni i July lul uIy 5 but there was some opposition oppositionto oPPoBllon oPPoBllonIt I I to It this and ad tho Smato nat nato Judiciary Judciar Com Committee ComI Cornndtteo mittee iteo amended amender the Assembly Assem hly resolution resolutionvhch re80lutlonhch resolutionhtch vhch hch had fixed fxed the date dat for the appearance appearancef appearnce appearnceI f d f Justice Jlltice Hooker Hoker for June 22 2 to July 11 11nt 1 1I I I I nt in A M l Senator Senltor Cassidy Cloldy objected objectedtn objeced objecedtn tn this thil He wanted to proceed at once oncella onceIi Ii lla 11 said sld tho coming comln and going from Albany AlbanyWHS Alban AlbanJ I WHS f I a matter mller of groat grat expense eXpellO to the mom moml mom momand J l 1 r and he had become tired of this ad adion adNlrdn adieurrhng ion ieurrhng Nlrdn rr ing from time to time timeVVu timeWu timeu VVu u have eat hero today and listened listenedli lstene h said aid to tho learned leared report of the Ju Juioiary Jurdnry Johnry rdnry ioiary hnry Committee Commltt whfch has found what whatvi I vi w 1 had known that there was WI au 01 open opendoor opendor door rnor through which a corrupt corrpt Judge could couldbj couldt I bj t I given i veu an exit exitHowever exitV V t However 1 vlJrr the t hI amended resolution resoluton pro providing proldinG I viding for July 11 11vw was adopted adopt d nnd sent sentIj lent lenti senttJ i Ij I the Assembly That body decided to tohave tohwe toI I have a voice in tho matter mater and changed ohan ohanaedthe ed edthe 1 1the the date to Monday July 10 at 1 P M The TheSenate TheSenate Senate enale however accepted this thisA thisrrcess I 4 A recess wai taken to give be the Senate Senaterrnl Senatern1 SenateI I rrnl rn1 Assembly sombly mbl Judiciary Judiciar committees commltef an anopportunity ant I Inrorunlt t opportunity n ortuntt to formulate a plan of pro procerure proC proi i cerure CC nrorunlt C lre lire and prepare rules nle for the trial trialHowever trial trialI I However the committees commitees could not pro proI I II I I are re them in that time tme and the Legislature Legislaturefdjourned Legi LegislatureI lature I fdjourned t djoured until unti Monday londl July Jul 10 at 1230 1230oclock 1230Jook 1230elook I oclock Jook whon tho procedure procecure and rules ruleswill rlM rlMwil rulesvjhI will wil be adopted The trial tri1 will wt be before beforeboth beforehoth beforehoth hoth houses in joint session scion in the Assembly Assemblychamber AssomblyI 1 chamber chaber clianiberV V BfOVV R X pun SCKAl SCKAlIlorouKh ScIf CIH CIHUorour1 4 i i11orouh IlorouKh Uorour1 President PrtIIlent HafTrn Illen Ancry Anlr at Hoard Hoardof of Trade Powwow PowwowBorough PowwowJorough Pov wow wowV I V Borough Jorough President Louis Luli V 1 F Haffen Haen of ofTho ofThe ofi i The Bronx presided pretldt at a meeting mcetlnp of the theBronx theBrnx thett tt Bronx Brnx Board of Trade Trde last la t ulght in place placef f of f tbe regular chairman cbalran Tho subject subjectof subjet subjetclf y of paving the streets s reets in The Bronx was wa up uplu upIv lu discussion discussionxChalrmon dl ouflon ouflonxCharman 1 1 xChalrmon xCharman Albert Alber E Davis Dlvl said that thatlie thattt tt lie 1 vould uld like Ile to call cal attention atention to the ap api ap apcxtravgance i ant cxtravciganco cxtrvlgance in repairing reparng some lomo of oft oft ofI I t itreete in the lower part of the borough boroughd brough broughd lJ d pavement were being torn tor up ho hoi 1 i where thoro thpro was Wai apparently no need nee needI I 0 01 H iI i I Ii i I I this Mr Ir HafTen Uaten was wnf on his fet in a ai alie i Ho 10 Mid he wouldnt ouldt stand for any a 4 i V h 1 charge and called rnled on Mr 1r Davis Davlt to toI 11 I 1 ntlon ton some Iome of the streets Brots Mr Ir Davis Davish Da Dah h lb mod Ited thrcf thrl Things Thln tlooked looked pretty serious seriousi rlo rloI i i he board for a few seconds secondsThen tcnds tcndsThen econd econdI I Then Mr Ir HafTen Hlen announced Rnnoun d that as asofficer MII aslie II wn was present at thA mcetln meeting as nHdng nHdngofcr presdingofilcer officer ofcr and arl not as a Borough Presidentho President Jfreldpnthe J ho would ould have to refuse tol to be e interrogated interrogatedHo intrrogatfI intrrogatfIHo interrogatedi i V Ho said sd he would take the matter mater up with withnny wih wihtny withI I nny tny ono who cared card to see o him later laterNelll latereiiI Nelll 11 eiiI Umpire In Mine lne Case CaseWnKESBAitRE Case CaseiV V WnKESBAitRE Pa Juno 23The mine mineirrers I ITorlcers ITrer8 Torlcers Trer8 irrers recsivod rec lvo word today toda that Judge JUdgernr Judgeray i iCray Cray ray of Delaware has lia appointed Com Cm Cornini4sloner j jiniAflloner IInj iniAflloner Inj lonr of Labor Charles P Xeill Xeillvvpire ei eilI eilII011rC vvpire 11pirp to adjust IdJust the grievances greanc upon which whichSf hlch I 1 Sf I o cciriillatlon rdlatlon board hOII1 has hl been bAn unable to toIn toIn toI I In nil I the thl previous ca raM cae es Carroll CarrollU Carrol I U Vt VHgit dht wa wal was appointed The mine mineworkei min minec c workei who ho have great confidence onldence in inlr InLr InI I 1 lr Neill II are ae pleased pleale with the change chage changeV changelrT V V V Vrt lrT rt V COMPROMISE COlpnOJlSE ON CAPTAINS CAPTAINSMcAdoo CtPTHSedoo C1 PT11VS PT11VSMetdoo McAdoo Partly ParJ Carrie Ills 11 IIi Point Apatn ApatnCivil tatnst tatnstCivil atnst atnstCh11 Civil Service SenIee Commission CommissionThe COlmlslon COlmlslonThe CoinnhissionThe The differences dJerenceB between Police PolC Con Conmtsaloner Commlsloner Coinmissioner missioner mlsloner MoAdoo and the Civil Civi Servl ServlCommission Service ServiceComlJon ServiceCommission Commission ComlJon were adjusted yesterday yesterdaythe at atthe atthe the conference confereno in the City Hall Hal between betwecMayor betweenMAyor betweenMayor Mayor McClollan Mclelan Mr McAd6o Mcdbo and Civ CivService CII Civil CivilService Service Seflo Commissioners Coml8sloner Baker and Tnlle TnlleThe Taley TaleyThe Tahley TahleyThe The commission ommlslon has been endeavoring endevorng t tforce to toforc toforce force forc Mr Ir McAdoo to appoint new cortair cortairfrom rrtAlnf carVtnins carVtninsfrom from an eligible elgIble list Ilt which in I over thre threyeara three threeyear threeyears years year old Mr MoAdoo has refubcd t tmake to tomke tomake make mke appointments appoltlnentl from this list lst and te teordered las lasorderd lasordered ordered orderd the candidates cndidates on It to go hefor heforthe teforothe heforothe the Board Dord of Police Polc Surgeons Surgeon for physical physlctexamination phslcalexaminton physicalexamination examination examinton The Civil Civi Service SOflc Commif Commifsloners Comls Comlsbloner Comxnisioners sloners bloner weremuchexercUed wcremuch exercle exercised over this thll order ordeiThey orderThey orderThey They held that as the sergeants brgent on th thlist the theIlt thelist list Ilt had hd already taken all al examination examinationthey ulnlntlons ulnlntlonsthey examinationsthey they were wer entitled entled to promotion promoton to va vacanotea Vacoles Vacanoics canotea coles and Id that it would he an evasion evauloof easlonof of the spirit of the civil cvi service Irvlco law Iw t tcompel to tocmpel tocompel compel cmpel them to submit to further tests testiTbo test8Tbo testsThe Tbo Civil Chl Service Seflc Commission Comiion has hs threat threatened thrtat thrtatene threatenod ened that It would not certify crify the payroll payrollupon Flyrols Flyrolsupon nyrollsupon upon ene which the names nrE1 of f acting captain captainMayor cptains cptainsnot captainsnot not picke picked from the elglhle eligible lst list arlelrd arlelrdMayor appeared appearedMayor Mayor MoClellan 1rlelln announced announcedterdays af after er yes yesterays yesterdays terdays conference confernc that an understand understandhad undertRndlng undertRndlnghRd understanding understandinghad had terays be been m n reached rlohP and nd pence pERO restored restoredThe rstorec restoredThe The Mayor would not make known just juswhat justwhat just justwhat what the agreement ajreement was wnl but blt it 11 Is under understood Inaer Inaerstoo limierstood stood stoo that Commissioner Cmmisioner McAdoo a agreed agreednot greet greetnot not to make mke any promotions even tern ternporary temporf ternp0mev porary except from promoton the existing existinglist list IL t while whllthe whie whiethe whilethe excpt extng the porf Civil Service Servic Commissioners Commiloner on the thepart their theirprt theirpart part consented Cnented to order a new phvslca phvslcaexamination phv phvticalexamination lcal lcalexamnation examnation examination prt of the sergeants perjeanl on the list listThere lst listThere There Ther are only twentytwo twentvtwo names on 01ho onthe onthe the list Ir The new examination oam natlon It is I be believed beleed beileved lieved lst will undoubtedly I disqualify dlfualfy eovcra eovcramen several sovemlmen severalmen leed wil undoubte men This will mean Immediate Inuelate necessltj necessltjfor ne nereityfor Ilty Iltyfor for another wi eligible list just what is II de desired desir desired sired sir bv Commissioner Comnsloner elrlble lst McAdoo ns Al ht i iopposed Ioppo is isopposed opposed oppo to promoting some of the MT MTgeants lfr lfrgeantl sergeante geants geantl on the existing oxlstng list listSTOP lst lstTOP listSTOP STOP PRAYING FOR PEACE PEACEMrs PElE PElEIrs PEICE3Irs Mrs Irs Eddy El Gives Gns an Order Orer ir Which Puzzles PuxleEven PUTxlel PUTxlelEn PuzzlesEeti Even Her ler Followers FollowersBOSTOV Folowtrs FolowtrsBOSTOX FollowersBOSTON BOSTON Juno 28 28ltbough Although they tbe willing willingobey willinglyobey vtlngl vtlnglobe obey obe Instructions the members membr of the Firs FirsChurch Flrt FlrtChurch FirstChurch Church of Christ Chrst Scientist Scentst are ar as I muclat much muchat at sea n as I the rest rfst of tho world regarding regardinithe regardingthe the meaning mcanng of the order issued itled by Mrs MrsMary MrsMary Ir Mary Iar Baker 0 c Eddy that her follower followercease folowers folowersc followerscease cease c se their special tpecal prayer for the peace peo o onations of ofD ofnations nations nationsAlfred D nationsAlfred tot Alfred Alred Farlow Mrs 11 Eddys representative representativehere rprentatve rprentatveher here her and the mouthpiece moutbplec invariably chosen chosoiby choen choenby chosenby I Iand by her for her communications ommunctlon toChurcl toChurcland t to Church Churchand and public publc says tlS he does not know the ex explanatlon e oxplanatlon i iplanaton of the request requestI planatlon planaton reque t I received recived the message me51j0 from Mrs 11 Eddy Eddjlast Eddylast I last ulght ho said and there was wal no ncexplanation nonplanatIon i ioxplanltlon explanation accompanying it I I have haveno haveno i no knowledge knowltdge of why wh Mrs trs Eddy issued iSlued It itI 1 n have not asked Iked Perhaps if I did I might mightnot ml aughtnot ht htnot not be informed I am positive olilve that It Itdocs Itdos itclocs docs dos not mean m an that thlt Mrs Irl Eddy Edc desires dellT ti ticeo t tteo tsea before beforeSince bofareSin beforcSince ceo international interatlon1 peace less than teo Sin Since 1 the annual peac meeting meethlj of the First FirstChurch FirstChurch FirstChurch Church special pcal prayers prcrs for peaco have been beenoffered ben benoIerd beenoffered offered daily by followers of par Mother Eddy Eddyfit Ed EdAt At oIerd her dly request made fCJIOverl at that time tlt The Theorder 1 Theorder he heorder order given Ien rquest by h the mare leaders of the Church Churchwhich ChlrCh ChlrChhlch Churchwhich which hlch puts putl an end pnd to t these theR special suppli supplications Huppl supplications cations ctions Is as al follows followsHear fonowsHear followsHear Hear 0 Israel the Lord God is II one oneLord oneJorc oneTord Lord I now n01 request refIt that the members membersof lpmbr I Iof Iof of Jorc my my Church ChurCh cea C1 ceao o special Pcal prayer for the thepeace te thepeace i ipac peace nJ of nations and cease cse in full ful faith faiththat faih faiththat I pac hear only onlybecause onlybecause that God does not our prayers prrers 111 because becaus of f oft of spoaklng but that Ho will willbless wil willbless bless nil the inhabitants Inhabiants of the thf earth and andMono an anon andNone Il Mono can stay sta His HIl hand nor say 1 unto Him HimWhat Himlnt him himWhat What on doost dOst thou Out of his allness alnes Ho Homust Hemust Homust must lnt bless bl ss all al with wit His HI own truth trut and nd love loveMARY love1iR loveZ1R1 MARY 1iR ROGERSs BODY 1101 IN 1 RIVER RIVERWoman RlEn RlEnWoman RIVERornan Woman ornan Who 1ho Wandered Wanrered From Her ler Room at atSaranao atSaranao atSaranso Saranao LaKe Was Drowned DrownedSAJUNAC DrownedfAI DrownedSAntAe SAJUNAC fAI O LAKE LKE X Y YJune Juno 28 8Tho Tho body bodyof bod bodof bodyof of Mary O Rogers Ro el daughter daughttr of Alexander AlexanderRogers AlexAndrRogel AlexanderRogers Rogel Rogers of Leeaburg Labur Va who wandered wanderedfrom wan wanderedfrom ered eredfrom from her room some Iome time tmo Sunday morning morningbetween mornng mornngbetwrn morningbetween betwrn between midnight midnght and daylight daylght while whilosuffering whie whilesuffering I Isutorng sutorng suffering from a mental trouble wan WRI found foundIn I In the Saranao arnac River by men who were weredragging weredragln weredragging dragging tho river rer shortly shorly after 12 I oclock oclocktoday ocock ocockt oclocktoday t todayMiss today todayMIw odn Miss 11 Rogers ROler came cme hero her accompanied accmran1 accom nnkd by b a atrained atrined atrained I trined trained nurse nur e and her h r attorney attorey Willoughby WilloughbyH loughby loughbyH H Smithon Smih on May uO 0 For a time they were wereguosts wereguosts wereguosts guosts at tho Riverside WVEride Inn While Whie hile thero theroMiss theroMiss thereMiss Miss Roger Rogers trouble developed to such a astate astat astate stat state that It was thought thoughtbest best to take her hero herto herto to o a cottage ctage where wher she could culd have tho se selusion sccluslon soelusion elusion eho ho desired The Baker cottage cottageas ctage ctageWM WM as chosen It overlooks oerlook the Saranao SaranaoMiss Slrno Slrnolir SarunnoRiver River RiverMiss lir lirMIs Miss MIs Rogers ROlerl was in her usual coriciHon coriciHonin concilon concilonon on retiring Saturday Sturray night Her ler nurse nurseilept nUJe nUJeslept nurseslept slept in the frame fme room with her h r On Oniwakenin Onawakenin Onawakening iwakenin awakening early Sunday Sunda morning moring tho thottirse tl thonurse nurse discovered that her patient was wasuissing WIR WIRml8lng wasmissing missing nUre ml8lng Miss tIS Ropers HOfer evidently left the theoom theroom theroom room which was on the first frFt floor 10or by a awindow awindow awindow window and wandered anderf straitfat stribt to the river riverThe rherTe riverThe The body boy of Clarence Clrence Flack who was wasIrownod wasdrowned al alrrowc drowned Te near n the head hcar of lower Saranao Saranaojake SarRnaclko SaranacLake rrowc jake on June 0 was found near near the State Stateam Statecam Statecarn carn am this thlsaeroon afternoon Flack was wa A carpen carpener carpemjter arcn arcnter cam ter er and Ind wan wal on his way to this village from fromVarbeek fromWarbeek frontWarheek Varbeek Another carpenter carenter named named Dun Dunan DunCan Duncan Can can an McPheo cPhe was Wl also al o drowned rrowno at the same sameime sametime me metlmE time tlmE It is said both men were intoxicated intoxicatedmd intoxlcatodanc md tipped tippe I the boat over McPhees lcPhee body bodyvaa hodywal bodywas anc was wal recovered reovere the next day riaySCICIDE ray rayStICIf dayMIeIrVff SCICIDE StICIf OF O MISS PHELPS PHELPSjrtt P11 ELPS ELPSjnt I Iot jrtt ot Herself le tlr Tnree Tbrte TbreeTlrnssHOdY Tlinm Tlrt Body Uod Fonnd FonndIn j jIn In the Woods WoodsBOSTOV WDol WoodsBoaTo I IBosTox BOSTOV Juno IS 2SMiss SIL MUs s Florence L Lhelps LPhelps LPhelps Phelps daughter of the late Ito Dr Phelps Phelpsf of f Marlboro flrlbor street strt this city ct committed committedulcide cmmitted cmmittedfllcde committedsuicide suicide fllcde by shooting Ihoti herself hor at Weston Westonarly Westonearly early erly this thh afternoon afteroon She was 51 years yearsild yearsold ears earsold old ild and had har been bn acting actng strangely stngel of late lateMUs Ite Itelss lateMiss I Iphysica Miss lss Phslpss father futh r was wa a prominent prominentihysician prominentphysician physician physica and after nier his death about a aear aCr ayear year ear ago she and her sister Miss Iss Delia Deliahelps Dla DlaPhelps DeliaPholpe helps broke up housekeeping hou ekeplng and and went wento wentto wentto to o live Ih at a hotel hero This spring they theyvent thtyweut theywent vent to Weston Wetn and had been be boarding boardingt barding bardingat at t a farm fnr run ru by Mrs Ir Adeline Adelu Hagar HagurEarly HagarErl lingerEarly Early this afternoon Iforoon MUs I I Phelps lheJp started startedor Htartedfor startocifor for or Erl a stroll Atrol in tho woods woor near the farm farmmd farmand farmand and took a revolver with wih her as a had 1 leon leenh leonher een eeninr h her inr r ha it whon venturing venturnl out Olt alone Soon Soonf SoonaCter Soonafter after f tor sho had left lef t the he hou houe e the Hagar family familyicard faml familyhoard hoard Ilard three thre pistol pi tol shots shotsWhen shotsWhen hol When hen Miss ll Phelps failed faled to tl return returntho retur returnthe tho town constable conltoJle was notified notifed and ull ho hoound hefowld hofound found the womans WOIUS body bdr in the woods woodsiear woodsnear woodsnear near Summer street stret Two bullets hulets had hadentered hadentered hadentered entered her side and the third evidently evidentlyircd mldeutl mldeutlfed evidentlyfired fired fed lost had penetrated penetrted her templo ana anaauscd ad adcaUd andcaused caused caUd death deathJOHN deathIOl deathO11 JOHN IOl O11 n MLEAN TO FLOP FLOPeport ILOPReport FLOPReport Report eport That Tlat the tie Cincinnati Cincinnat Enquirer EnquirerWill Enquirerwill Will 11 Become Republican RepublicanCINCINNATI Uepublean UepubleanCNCINXAT ilepubiloanflOIATI CINCINNATI CNCINXAT flOIATI Ohio June 28 28HAmlton 28HAmltoncounty 28HamIlton 28HamIltoncounty Hamilton Hamiltonounty county Eemociatlo leaders are nr authority authorityr authriy authriyf f 1r Jr r tho statement ftatemont that John R McLean McLeanwner McLeanowner ICLan ICLanowner owner and publisher publsher of the Cincinnati Cincinnatinvuirrr Cincinnat CincinnatiTnuirer Tn7uirer Tnuirer nvuirrr will wi change the policy polC of that thator thAtp p per i or r soon and make it I a Republican nepublCAn news newoa newsliuir paper paperIclns liuirMcLeans a er erMcLeans McLeans resignation rlignntlon as national com comlittcoTan cmo cmomlteean corniitittcoan littcoTan from Ohio sent in mlteean H I telegram tllerm tllermto telegratitfo to 3 Chairman MoKlnnoy at the State Stte con concnllon conventlol cciiventioti cnllon ventlol in Columbus COIUIUU was received f hed with withuich withmuCh withmuch much muCh surprise luprlo but friends frlIlll of Metaan Metaanho McLeanwho lclanwho who ho worn not startled 5tarled said tid that they kiew kiewto kje kjeIt kiewit It to 1x3 in line lne with his purpose purpo to change changeIB changethe changethe the IB papers paper S policy policyCJoVt pl policyo I I CJoVt o Folk olk Cannot Come ComeAt ConicAt 01 olr I At tho Fourth Fourh of It July celebration clehratlon of ofnmmany ofammany ofTaminany Taminany nmmany Hall Hal the principal speaker sTJaker will wille wi willbe be e Gov Go Robert Rober B lonn of North onh Carolina Carolinalov CnronaGov CarolinaOov Gov lov Folk of Missouri 18ur cannot come comeIonRn comeiosttan I IPost Post IonRn Van Xmt XmtSTAMIOIIII I est estti2AtroltL t I IUlrOII STAMIOIIII UlrOII Conn Cori June ss Miss I llss s rCath rCathInc Iath Ttathprint I IIrlM IrlM print Inc E Van an Nest eH of sis 3 2 Vest Wl t FlflyBsvonth FlflyBsvonthreel FHIMenth5treet FLttssvcnthstreet street reel Now cw York was aF married Uarrled ut lt 130 1 30 this thisrtTtioon LhlsRftrloon thIsafternoon afternoon Rftrloon at Elmwooil Elmwool the country home homeor or John T Wllllnmn Wllnms tier Ier brother 1rothr to William Williamerritt lhiIamn Merritt erritt lost a Now ew York Yor artist art let letV Wilam V HOWBRAUN HOW BRAUN THUMPED THE SP SPXlRllATIVK SPY SPYtnTnl SPYNtRRtTIVE XlRllATIVK tnTnl OF OUR SPECIAL i iMIGRATION IV IVUWntTIN IvI1U1ttTION MIGRATION UWntTIN COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONERIven COJ1IIjSIOVER COJ1IIjSIOVERIen Even Ien crmnmunlcatlons ommunleaton8 to Him 11m from om III IIIOwn 11 Ills IllsOwn Own Department Utllatnent Opened In Ilurti Ilurtie UudaIllt HudatftSt Illt tftSt e t llcforo He le Clot Them ThemUecoy er A Ai ADecoy i Decoy Oteo Letter Leter Captured Capture the tl0 Deteotlvi DeteotlviAlthough OeIU8 OeIU8Although DeteoUveAlthough Although tho diplomatists dlplomatlt were reporte reporteto reported reportedto to have settled tec that littlo Itlo row that Marcus MarcuBraun MarcusBriton larcl Braun Bru the special spcal Immigration Immigrton commission commissioner commllon commlloner when wheho whenho whenho er had over In Budapest Budapst Hungary Hugary ho thrashed tbrlhed a Government aovoret detective detethe Cora Coramiftslonor Commisioner Coininissionor miftslonor misioner Braun Drun who landed lded yesterday yesterdafrom YOtercy YOtercyfrom yesterdayfrom from tho Kaiser KaLer Wllhelm Wihel said sid that he didnt dldnconsider didntconsl didntconsider consider consl er the Incident Incdent closed at all al MiBraun Mr MrBru Mrllraun Braun Bru says that the State Department Departmenhas Deparment DeparmenthM Departmentlisa has never heard all al the facts fact In the matter matteibut matterbut matterhut but it will wl get them in a report rlpor he Is L short shorly shorlyto shortly shortlyto I Ito to make makeMr mke mkelr makeMr Mr lr Braun Brun recited rcted with some animation anlmattolast aimton aimtonlt animationlast last lt night the details deta of the thrashing ththlng h hgave ho hogave hogave gave the detective in I the corridor cridor of thi thihotel the thehotel thehotel hotel in I Budapest Bulpt Mr Braun Bru went wot abroad abroaithree abroadthr abroadthree three thr months ago and ad after aftr visiting Isltig France Franoajid Franceand and England Eflnd went to Hungary Jungar to continue continutho continuetho tho Investigation Iveltintlon he had begun begu on a 0 former formevisit forer forervLslt formerLslt visit vLsltI Lslt visitI LsltI I arrived arhed in Budapest Dudopst on April Apri 17 1 salt saltj Midlr saidMr I j Mr lr Braun lrun No sooner soonr had I arrive arrivethan arived arivedthan arrivedthan than a detective ctoce named nmed Kalmar Kalmr a big bigstrapping bigftrappig bigstrapping strapping ftrappig fellow felow a member membr of the te eocro eocropolice Iret Iretpolc secret secretpolice police polc was Wi assigned a8lgned to shadow sdow me Tbi Tbipolice Te Tepolc Thopolice police polc work directly under the Minister Mllter o othe of ofthe ofthe the Interior Inl rlor This man followed folowe me about abouiday abut abutlar abouttlay day lar after aftr day car I began bgan to t notice notc that tht th thletters the theleters theloiters letters leters 1 got at the hotel were about abut twenty twenty1four twenty twentyfour twentyfour four hours hoU later ltor than their tbel postmark postmarkcalled postnUrk I Imled Icalled called mled the attention Atcntlon of the hotel botl people peple t tthis to tothla tothis this but they the said sid that the letters lotter had just juslarrived justarived justarrived arrived arived and that it must be the fault of the thePost theoat thePost Post oat Ollico OtC1 Department Dparment Jt It wasnt watnt the thefault theIault thefault fault of too tlO Post Olllce Oic at all al as I learned learnedniterward learnedaiterwurd niterward niterwardIn 11 terward In opening a 1 letter leter one day I noticed noticedthat noticd noticdthat noticedthat that the tleenvelopo t lie envelope inside was full ful of mucilage mucllRe mucilagei 1 then saw A w that the envelope envelop had been bn opened openednnd opned openedand i innd nnd resealed rWaled in i a 1 clumsy cusy wny Day after afterday Afterday afterday day I noticed notlod this not only in the case cs of ofprivate ofprhato ofprivate private letters letter but in tho case C of official officialletters ofolal ofolalletters officialletters letters from Washington Wa8hlgtol plainly marked markedIn In this way they the were wtrf finding fding out outjust Just what whatorders whatorerl whatorders orders orerl I received rcive and what individuals Indidul I Iwas I Ias Iwas was as going to toOno see seeOne seeOne One day I sent snt a decoy letter watched watchedit it arrive and saw sw this ths fellow felow Kalraar Kaar come comein comein comeIn in and get let tho letter leter from the hotel people peopleIt pople popleIt It was in the afternoon afternon and the corridor corridorwas coridor coridoras was as crowded I walked right up to him himdemanded himdemande himdemanded demanded demande the letter leter letterand and culled cled him hJml n scotia scoundrel scou scotiadrel drel Then I proceeded proCded to thrash thrlh him I Iwas Ilicked Ilicked licked him goo good Nobody Intererld Interfered He Hewaa Howas was A beautiful beutiful sight Thats what hat we wodo wodoin do doin in ApericaIsaid ApericaIsaidWell Atrlca Areriea I 6ld 6ldWel said saidVeil Well Wel I just sat still ti and waited then thenIt thenI thenIt It I took the authorltiea authorllo thirtysix I hours hoursto to make up their minds what to do Then ThenI I was WI served with a summons Iummon and taken takenbefore tnkln tnklnbfore takenbefore before bfore A polloo polon captain cpwln who Is I also aso a magi magitrate magictrate trate trl over ner there ther The summons charged chargedma chargedmr mals malstrl ma mr rn with a misdemeanor mi in insulting Insuling a de detective deteethe detective ceUennor tective They didnt daro to make it I any nnystronger an anRtronger anystronger stronger I told them that If I to thrx thrash thrash h a aman amn aman man mn who tampered tamperd with your our mall mal wan an aninsult anIn aninsult insult In ult I pleaded plead guilty guity When len I started starto to toexplain toexplain toexplain explain they the wouldnt woulcnllet let me talk takj but fined finedme tnr finedale me 10 and told me I would be locked locked up upunless upunless upunless unless 1 paid I paid under undlr protest prottt ana nndhad anahad andhad had It so O mentioned In the th records recordsAfter rlcords rlcordsAfer recordsAfter After Afer that the authorities authoriies wanted mo moto meto moto to prefer charges charge fo I they could whitewash whitewashthemselves whitowashthemselves hitewalh hitewalhthelelvc themselves thelelvc That was wal a trap that thlt I refused refusedto rfu ed edto to enter But after nfer that my letters letteri arrived arrivedpromptly arrivedpromptland arrivedpromptly promptly promptland and I didnt cidnt seem fem to be b followed folowed folowedI followedl 1 told a I few fev of the facts factl to our Ambassa Ambassador Amba Ambador Aimibosador dor but he made no investigation Invc6i atlon on his hisown hil hisouvri own account Tlio 110 explanation cxplnntol that the theAustrian tboAu theAustrian Austrian Au trlnn Government Goverment U L said sid to have ha ve given givenat Fhen Fhenn n at Washington W08hlnstn that they didnt know who whoI I was wal U L ridiculous I spent four months monthsthero monthslilcro monthsthere there on a previous visit and had inter interviews Intcrviews interviews views with the Prime Minister lnlster nnc and the thoMinister thelnl theMinister PrmA Minister lnl ter of the Interior who thus thul knew kew all alliibout 11 allitbotit iibout Ilbut my business businC and anc even offered olerd to tohelp tohelp tohelp help me This Tis was WOf a deliberate dflbrate attempt attemptto to hamper halrer my 0 work They Thl have con continued contlued continuod I tinued tlued it since sln Certain Certaln people who ho are ar cir circulatinp cr crculAtin circulating culatinp culAtin statements against me over here hereuro hereare are paid agents Igent of the Austrian Govern Government Gonr Governmeat I I tho Austrian Govern Government Governmont ment Just JUI why utran Goer mont mfnt Is Ii desirous dfilrOII of if suppressing RlprOlinj nio you youwill youwiJ youwill wiJ will have hn a to get jd from Washington 18hln tn 1 do donot donot donot not feel feellhat that I can cn talk about it itMr ItIr itMr Mr Ir Braun Braln said that he intended to go to toWashington toWlfhln toWashington Wlfhln Washington ton and make a full ful report rpor on onthe onthe onthe the matter mater in a few clays daYI In a previous previousreport provlourepor previousreport repor report r Braun charged chlfed that criminals criminalsind criminalsand criminalsarid and paupers paurr wero coming conllg to this thll country countryind cuntr cuntrand countryand and wore in some fme cases C8ei assisted aSL ted by h the thoocal thu10c1 thelocal local authorities authlrllel in I Hungary Hun ar On arriving nrling here her yesterday e ercL Mr Ir Braun BraunAcnt Drun lhraunwent I Iw went w nt to Ellis ElIs Island Iflnd and had hd a long talk talkivith tllk tllkwith talkwith with Commissioner Cmmlloncr Watcliorn Watchor La Lt Last t night nishticm nl nightsome ht htRemt Remt some icm of Mr Ir Braun friend entertained entertainedhim him at lt a a dinner at It the Caf4 Boulevard The TheLnited Thelnite TheUnited United lnite Hungarian Hulriln Societies Socittlc are to give givedim glvohim givehim him a dinnerin dinner linnerlanday In a day or two twoSMALL twoUU twoSIIALI1 SMALL UU FIRE KILLS OLD W4V W4Vrenants U UTennts hI4 hI4Tenants Tenants Forgot Forrot him It1 and nmile He W Wa i SufToented SufToentedTender SllOatel Stiff ocated ocatedTender Tender Ttnder Him Into a Pillar PillarA Piar PiarA A A life lo was lost lo t in a 1 trifling trifig fire fr at 4923 4823fhird 4923Third 4923Third Third avenue Brooklyn Brookl last night Smoke Smokeuifocatod Smokeeutfocatod sUffocAted William Wiim llliant Garden SO b 0 years ear old oldfho oldho oldwho I who ho lived Jvcd on the top floor oor of tho four fou story storyiiiildlng storybuilding storybuilding building in which tho fire fr started 6tared The Thoilaze Theblaze I blaze bhZ started Btnred in the Atlantic and ad Pacific Pacifica Pacfo PacificTea I Tea a Company1 Companr store on the ground floor floornd 1001 floatand I Iand and nd dense smoke filtered fltercd through the build buildup buildlug I upWhon II lug up When the flro fro had been ben extinguished extlngulsho It Itvas It Itwas vas WQ found that Garden arden was wo missing He Hevas le leWI liewas vas WI found dead lying Iin in the hallway halway on the thoop thetOI thetoil tOI toil op floor fuor In the lie excitement exctemcnt of getting gettul out outif outof outof of if tho building bulding bulidimi ho had been bee forgotten forgoten lies Ips Frances FrncC Mattes tAI 17 Tea yearn old who I hived 110 with wih her htr parents on tho third floor floorisoniTin floor1iaerpn oor oor1nmn 1nmn isoniTin hyftfrica 11 t prlCaJ whrn wh she hn wriR wn rl informed Info med medtho ho building butdfnl was wo on fire tre She had to be boarried becarned becarded carded out outTwo 01 outIwo t tjwo Two alarm alpll were er rung in for the fire firengine firenine nine 139 wont on the first frt alarm followed followedy tre hy Engne IT y iu II tender of which Fireman Flreluln folowed Charles Chlrlls tunkie of 1 305 30 Pearl street was wa the driver Jlding Hding on al the tender wa Fireman Freman Patrick J J I Graco of 62il 521 Fortyninth street streetAt ttnt streetAt Patrck At Fortyfifth ortylfh street Rlrlet a woman and a achild MM 111 got in front of if tho horses horef and to tovoid toI toavoid I I avoid void running rlnnln then down Driver DrlYlr Runkie Runkietimed Hunkleturned hiunkieturned turned the tram into an elovnted railroad railroadpIllar plnr pIllar lllar In n doing doln so t0 he brokn the log lep rnirond rnirondplnr of one oneif oneof oneof of if the horses horfF Hunkie and Grace Grao were both boththrown boththrown thrown into the roadway and KO 10 badly badlycruised cruised Llid that they the wero removed to the thesorwoKian theorvo Norwegian orvo ian Hospital HOlpinl The 111 fire 1m horse had hado to o be shot shotRttLLEV shotTRULLI hot hotrRlI rRlI TRULLI RttLLEV El CAR Ct 1 HITS llT AVltlLACE AVltlLACEIr OllIE OllIEDr Dr Ir ninli Rnl U I Thrown Throll out anil Is I Injured InjuredInternally InJlrrd InJlrrdIltprlal InjuredimitcriatIv Internally InternallyDr Iltprlal imitcriatIvDr Dr William Wiiam Rink Rnk of the Cumberland Cumberlandtreet Cumbrland CumbrlandItret Cumberlandstreet street hospital In Brooklyn was a9 Itret hORpltlln answering answeringn anwerng I Ian an n ambulance amblIJ call 01 last In t night when tho thomhulnnce thoamhulnne thinainhulance mhulnnce amhulnne was WUI run into by a Vanderbilt Vanderblltvenue Vanderbiltavenue anderbit anderbitaenle venue aenle car At Stouben Hteu1n and nnc Wllloughby Wllloughbyitreots Wioughby WioughbyMreotl Willoughbystreets streets Mreotl Dr Rink Hnk was thrown from his hisoat hi hitsieut ieut oat et to the pavement nnd tho ambulance ambulancem ambulne wni was m upset upst A Wilam illiuni ihIiantburg burR Hospital Hospltll nm nmiulancn a iulancn hulano was summoned umlnon d to take charge of Dr Rink Ho 119 was wo wa taken to hU own ownlospital hospital suffering KuIfrig from internal Interal injuries injuriesNov Injures Injuresl InjuriescW Nov l cW state Stae Labor Mediator MediatorALDANT 1tlaDr 1tlaDrAtDNT INhIatorAiVuyr ALDANT AtDNT June 28Robcrt Sioher W Hawthorne Hawthorneif Hawtbore Hawtboreof of if Brooklyn Brokly today tody was wal appointed by State Stateabor StateLauor StateLabor Labor abor Commissioner Commb loner P Tecumseh Tecum eh Sherman ShermanM Sheran 1 as M mediator of industrial Inru trial disputes in bin III do doartrnnnt d dpanmfnt 10 101artmnent panmfnt artrnnnt nt lt n I salary lar of S2DOO 25 2500 n I year er Ho Houcteeds Heucled8 hoswxeels ucteeds Richard Ichnrd GUIelaml of Now ew York Yorkrho Yorkwho Yorkwho who resigned re lgnec a few days Igo ago go Mr lr Haw Hawthore thore borne has ha ljn IIn secretary btCIll of the ho committee committeein commite on in conciliation conciiation of the Civic Ch Federation Foderntol of ofew New Jew ew York Molly lol IolIy Pitcher 1ltChrr Honored HonoredCAnustK lofortd lofortdCARLIRtF iteqeredCAnLISIr CAnustK CARLIRtF Pa June 28 8To SThe Tho unveiling unveilingf uuveinp oJ f n cannon over the grave of Molly Ioly Pitcher Pitcherjrlay Picher Pichertolay Pitchertoday today was Wn marked murk by an a Imposing Imp lnl cero oerojonlul or ceromnontal jonlul am1 Rnl a pnradn including Incuding 3M 3 3roo 0 State Stateoops Slte Sltetr Statetroops tr troops oops unmountod lnmoutl cavalry 0 llr and Ind cadets cdel from fromo fromtho tho ho o Carlisle Crllo Indian School Shool Grand Army Armyists ists 8t and 101 patriotic ptroto orders ordel The unveiling unveilingCnrlhle Wa was frore performed hv MIA Mbis EIn Ellen Hays Krlmer Krlmerof Kramer Kramerof of anddaughUr ilddugh Carlisle Inrl le Molly Moly Pitchers greatgreat greatgreatanddaughUr gratgrat gratgratilddugh greatgreatgranddaught JO JOU JOilv UN UAY U4 114 V GAINS GAINSExpected Gt G4INSEpeoted S SEWtotM Expected EWtotM TH That lt t He le Will Wl Be UeAb1 Able Abe to Bit SIt U Ua Up Upa a Week hence llenccNEWBUBT l henceNEWIIUIIY enef enefNEwnunr NEWBUBT N H Juno 28 288ortar 28Secretary Secretary o oState 01 01State ofState State Hay Hy appears to t be b gaining gwnng strength strongtlsteadily strngth strngthstOdiy strengthsteadily steadily stOdiy and appl the members membr of his hi family famlljaro famiy famiyaro familyare hl his condition condltloitoday conditiontoday aro much nuch encouraged encurge by hi cnditon cnditonAt The Felts FellaIt today At his summer home Iel IelIt It was W announced announcd this tbl morning morng that th thSecretary the theHcrtary theSecretary Secretary Hcrtary passed p8ed a very ery comfortable cmrorble night nightHa nght nghtle nightlie Ha le appeared oppard much stronger this thi forenoon foronooiand fornon fornonand forenoonand and was wa in excellent exclent spirits splr Dr Murphy Murphjwas Murphywo Murphywas the at the Hay residence residencetoday resldonootoday was wo only ony physician phy5can rRdenc rRdenctoday today Ho said tld the Secretary Secretr was wa steadily steadilygaining stdiy stdiygainng steadilygaining gaining gainng strength strengh and that a good nights nightssleep nghts nghtsslep nightssleep sleep slep had bd done him much good god He was waaof wasof of the opinion opinon that the Secretary Secrtar probably probablywould probbly probblywould probablywould would be able to sit up by the end of another anotherweek anotherwek anothorweek week weekClarence wek wekClarnc weekClarence Clarence Clarnc Hay son of the Secretary Sorer said ealdat sid sidat saidat at noon non My father la improving Improvng fast fastHe fMtHe fastHe He had hd a 0 very ver comfortable cmforble night and Is Isdoing Isdoing isdoing doing nicely It was announced this thisafternoon thisaferoon thisafternoon Joly I wa announc afternoon aferoon that tht Mr Hay lay had hd had h a a com comfortable comjorble coinfortable fortable jorble day and what wht little Itto change chang there therewas ther therWI therewas In his condition had been favorable favorableAt was WI hi cndton hd bn favorble favorbleAt At his cottage ctge this th evening evenng It was an announced announo annotinood nounced nouno that tht Mr Hay was wa sleeping Bleplng com comfortably cm cmforbly coinfortably fortably forbly Dr Charles Chrlo Soudder Budder the Boeton Boetonspecialist BOton BOtonBpcalst Boetonspecialist will return here tomorrow tomorrowMETX tomorrowMETZ specialist Bpcalst wl rtur her tomorow tomorowETZ METX ETZ FOR COMPTROLLER COMPTROLLERIi COlPTROILER COlPTROILERII Ii MoCtrrens Choice oIIP With 11U James am D DIWI D1k1 Dh11l IWI 1k1 for Borough President PresidentSenator Pesdeut PesdeutSnator PresidentSenator Senator Snator McCarren Mcrr Intends Itd to urgo the theselection theseletion theselection selection seletion of Herman Her A Met Metr an a the nominee nomineefor nomne nomineefor for Comptroller Comptroler on the Democratic Dmoorto ticket ticketthis toket toketthis ticketthis this fall fal Mr McCarrens Mcs relations rlatons with withComptroller wltbComptroler withComptroller Comptroller Comptroler Grout arut are an I friendly friedly as 1 over overbut overbut everbut but the Senator SRtor believes beleo that tht Mr Grout Groutwaa GroutWI Groutwas was WI In i earnest earMt when whe he stated stte in I the spring springthat sprng sprngtht springthat that tht nothing nothig could culd induce Iduc him to run n again againfor agan aganfor againfor for public publo office officeMr ofc ofliooMr Mr Metz U L an a Independent Democrat DemocratHe Demorat Demoratle i He le is I president preident of the Guardian Guadian Savings SavingsBonk SayingsBak SavIngsBank Bonk Bak of Brooklyn Droklyl a director diretor of the Guardian GuardianTrust Guada Guardianrust of the Borough BoroughBank BoroughBak BoroughBank Trust frRt rust Company a I director drector Bank Bak of Brooklyn Broklrn and Id president pr ldent of the theConsolidated tbeCnsldato theConsolidated Consolidated Cnsldato Color and Chemical Company CompanyHe He U also oo president prldet of the Kings County Countyand Countyand Countyand and Brooklyn Brookl Democratic emor to clubs clubsIt clubsI It I was stated also ISO last lt night nght that tht James D DBell DBl DBell Bell Bl the Assistant Astnt Corporation Cororton Counsel Counl In Incharge Incharge Incharge charge of Brooklyn will m be b tho candidate candidateof cndidte cndidteof of the Kings Kng county Democratic Dmocrtc organiza organization orlanz organlzation tion ton for Borough President PresidentPOOLS Prsident PrsidentPOOLS PresidentPOOLS POOLS PAID PAl GATESS FARE FAREJohn FAREoln FAREIohn John oln W Wi Son Won WonSIOO SI 500 oo on fn the ui uiKasera Ui UiKaisers Ills IllsKaisers Kaisers Kasera Runs numCharles RUn RUnChrles RunsCharles Charles G Gates Gatet son of John W Gates Gatescoming Gatescomig Gatescoming coming comig back from touring tourig continental continentalEurope contiental contientalEurope continentalEurope Europe in an automobile autmobie with his wife wifewon wifewon wifewon won two pools po aiR on the days daY1 runs rU of the theNorth theorh theNorth North orh German Gern Lloyd Lod steamship Kaiser KaiserWilholm KalFer KalFerWihelm KaiserSilholm Wilholm Wihelm der Grosso Gros which got up to her herpier herpier herpier pier yesterday Mterday There Ther wore wer five fye pools pool In Innil InAl inall nil Al Pembroke Jones lont and ad Henry Uenr Walters Walterswon Walter Walterwon Walterswon won two Marcus Braun Special S ecicl Immigra Immigration Immlgr Immigralion lion ton Commissioner ComLloner won one on of 1300 130 and andMr andIr andtlr Mr Ir Gates got the ho fattest fatCt two containing containingJlWi cntaining cntainingM containingM0 JlWi M M0 which more than raid th the cost cltof costof of his histrip hi histrip trip tnr to New ew York The Kaiser KalNr carried crrl d 530 530cabin 530C t3Qcabin cabin C hil passengers ra ongers Iho j ho largest la qP6t list 1lt of the I theseason ho 1 1season season 1 on bound west westnifl wcs wcsnl westRIG I RIG nl MAN SAVES LITTLE DOG DOGWhose DOGThoss 1106 Whose Death Deltl the Unthinking Villagers VillagersWere 1111tl 1111tlWere lliaers lliaersWere Were Comparing In Fifth Fith Avenue AvenueA Innl Innlfrjhtened A frightened frjhtened shivering thherlng mite mte of a fox foxterrier foxtcrrler foxtcrrlor terrier with bloodshot blodshot eyes and foam foamflecked foamecked foamflecked flecked jaws kept a hundred huded or so otherwise otherwiseIdle otherwlr Idle people pople at bay blY in i Fifth Fifh avenue yester yestorrtay yestercay yesterday day cay morning moring There was a blood curd curdling curdlng curdhing ling lng rumor rlmor abroad that ho was wa mad md and andthat Id Idthnt andthat that hero was a I chance chlc to kill kl something somoihingwithout somethingwithout mothlngwthout wthout without getting gettng into jail jai He had come comoearing cometcarlng cometearing tearing down the street tret from nobody nobdy knew knewwhen knewwhero knewwhere when with wth a vociferous crowd of boys boysand bo bond boysand and nd men clattering clattrIng after aCtr him Ho fled fed for forrcfugo f forrefuge r rrefuge refuge Into Ito the areaway arway of a fine Ino brown brownstono brownMane brownstone Mane house houl near Fortieth street st t and ad there therenade theremade theremade made his hil last stand standThe stnd stndThe standThe The crowd filled fled the sidewalk and ad over overlowed OYr OYrfowd overflowcd lowed fowd into the street stt Two venture venturetome venturesome vcnturosome some men got clothes c0thel lines lnes made slip Ilpl knots knotsIn otR I In IIn In n the endi enei and ad tried to throw tho loops loopsivor loopoor loopsover over the dogs rogs head The he dog dodged dodgedind dodgedad dodgedand and ad retaliated retalated with th snarling salng dashes at his hisormentors histormentors histormentors tormentors causing caulng frantic frto stampedes stampedesvery ftmpedei stampedesevery even very time ho did d so It a with no end in sight sl shht ht when a tall tal talgood good look looking lookIng looklag ing man ma forced forcd his way war through the crowi crowifind crowc crowd crowdenti find Ind leaped leapd over the Iron iron fence fenc into tim thtarea thAorea timarea area Ho had ha a carriage blanket blakAt in his hishand hishad hishand hand had and anlln In a twinkling twinklng ho had the blanket blankcover blaket blaketoer blanketover over the dogs dg8 head and ad was WI holding holdng the thoanimal theanlmai timeanimal animal safely sfely down dow It I was WI gingery ginger work workfor workfor workfor for tho dog was WI snapping nappin and Id and snarling snarlingviciously snarlng snarlngvicoully snarlingviciously viciously hut somehow tho ho bill tnl man kneel kneeling kneelIn kneeling ing In vicoully beside do the wrapped up dog got his hands handsunder hads hadsuud handstinder under uud b r the blanket and ad around the animals animalsthroat almalf animalsthroat throat Holding the dog thus in front of ofhim oChim ofhim him and letting lettng the blanket blaklt fall fal the tall tallman tal tallman man went back through the crowd and ad got gotInto gotInl gotinto Into Inl an a automobile autmobio that thlt was Wi waiting walng waiting Somo Somebody Somobody Somobody body brought him the blanket The ho man mannotafraidofthodog manntaCradofthedog man00tafraldofthclOg notafraidofthodog ntaCradofthedog was WI Dr Woodburv WoodburvStreot WoodbunStreut WoodburStreet Street Cleaning Commlfuionnr ComnhI40n r Ho le still stilllivid Itil stillhvld livid the thf animal aimal with his hands clasped claspedaround calped calpedaround claspedaround around hdl 1U Ii throat to keep kep It I from lilting liltingns bltnl ns i ho started atrtli downtown with wih his hi auto automobile autoJohle autoninhlle mobile mobileTho ninhlleho Johle Tho ho dog dOl was wa no moro mad than I am amsaid amMid ami4liil said Dr Woodhury Wodtur oodlury afterward aterward lie le was wasjust Wi wasjust just terrified torrlld out of his wits wil by the mob that thatWHH thatWI thatwas was hounding houndnl him I turned tured him hm over to a apoliceman apolccnan apoliceman policeman WI and the policeman lolcml let him go gon goII goRe polccnan II Re n soon as I he Ic found a quiet place placeWALLACE plac placIritCE placeIrILLICE WALLACE IritCE AND SHONTS AT ODDS ODDSTliatt ODDSthe ODDSThats Tliatt the Only Onl Explanation Explanaton Left Ier of Canal CanalEngineers CanalIAlneerl CaiialEnlneers Engineers IAlneerl Withdrawal WithdrawalA ltldrwal ltldrwalA A published puulshed report rlpr that hit John F Wallaces Wallacesresignation Wallacesresignation lllcls lllclsrcslgntlon resignation rcslgntlon an af chief cble due engineer enginer of the thl Panama PanamaCanal PanamaCnnal PanamaCanal Canal Commission CommlBlon was prompted by an anoffer Anoler anotTer offer oler to RSBOciato nSKolte himself himsel with wih the Ryan RyanMcDonald HYlnlcDonald RyanMcDoflall McDonald Interests InterCtH in New York subway subwayoperations 8uhwl 8uhwloprrtlons subwayoperations operations was denied denie by John B McDonald McDonaldyesterday ifcDonaldyesterday fcDonaldyoterdny yesterday yoterdny Mr Tr McDonald clonald said ealdThero Eid EidThere saidThere There Is no 10 truth trth In that report repor No Noposition Noposiion Nonosition position has been ben offered by us to Mr fr Wal Wallace WHIlace Wallace olorf posiion lace The Timeplaco plce place formerly forer occupied ocupie by b Paul PaulMorton PaulIorton PattiMorton Morton which whih Is reported repore to have been btenoffered bEcn bEcnalered beenoffered offered to Mr Ir Wallace Wallce i is still ftl vacant and nndwo andwe alered we have no intention Intenton of filling tlng it in the Inr im immediate 1mmelto liiimediate mediate future futureAfter futureAfer futureAfter melto After Afer Mr McDonalds denial dnll the explana explanation Eplana Eplanatlon explanation tion of Mr Ir Wallaces Wallcol resignation reignation that wan wancurrent WScurrent wascurrent current in financial Inacll circles crll was wal that o of fric friction friction frletion tion between betwen him and other members member of ofthe ofthe ofthe the commission notably President Preldent Shoots Shontsin ShontIn in regard rllnrd to the power of the chief engineer engineerPrefcident enllnrr enllnrrlrhltnt enginecrPresident President lrhltnt Shoots Shont will wi have an interview interviewwith Interviewwith interviewwith with Mr Ir Taft aft In Washington WaHhlnlton today todn und undaft undafer andafter aft afer after erthatlt thntlt that it was raid nt p t 1 his office ofce yesterday yesterdayho yetr a ahA ho would probably probRblybayelomethlng have something to say sayKILLED 6y 6yKIIEI sayKILLE KILLED KIIEI WHEN lE UK lE CAME CoUll TO KILL KILLimtelt KILl1It KILLiaitelh imtelt 1It 1 riot Five millets Dllets From fiowlni fiowlniReady GowlosRead owln owlnRea Ready Rea Read Gun GunMIXOT GunI GunMINOr MINOr I OT N D June Jue 28 2SLn 28lAna Linn C Dastell Dastelln Dnstel farmer was Instantly killed by byKersey byKersey A young youl wa Istty kUld Iy IylorY Kersey lorY K F Gowln GovI another aothor farmer about aboutfour abut abutfour aboutfour four miles mlO south of Glenburn Gebu today tody Das Dastell D3 D3tol Dastoil tell tol met his hi death doth In I an attempt to murder murderGowln murer murerGowin murderGowin Gowin And his family famiy for he had fired fro ono onoshot onuahot oneshot shot Into the bedroom broom where Mrs lri Gowin Gowinand Gowinad Gowiand ad and her baby b were wer e sleep Islfp IslfpAter esleepAfter sleepAfter After Ater firing trng Dastell Dstel turned ture a as If to go Io back backto backto hacktothemainroad to tothemainroad the main road rndo Gowln Gowlnwhohadseenhim Gowlnwhohadseenhimapproaching who hud bd seen en him himapproaching himapproching approaching approching the house shot Ihot him fivo fvo times limeawith timeswith with wih a42 a 42 caliber olbr revolver rvolnr The Coroners Coronersjury Corones Coronesjur Coronersjury jury jur exonerated eJonemt Gowln GowlnA A pretty prtt school ho teacher at it Olenbum Olenbumfigures Olenhlr Olenhurnfigures figures fgurC in the thl feud which has hlK exUted bo botweon l betwoon tweon twon the men According Aording to iowirtf iowirtfstory lowinsstory owllI story RtOr Dastell Daltel believed len d that Oowin owln was wasattempting wasAttemptnl wasattenipting attempting Attemptnl to break brek up a match between hetwfn Dastell DaME1 and anl Mi Mis l s i Cecilia Cecii ui Briggs who teaches teachestlio tfchel teatboatue tlio Glenburn village school The Cenhlr Ulg Ihol Te young youngwoman youngwoman voug vougwomn woman womn boarded hrded with the tbf Gowln family familyand fitnl famnIl famnIland and Dastell Dastl upon several occasions oCClonl ac accused acoud cccusod sver cused oud Ciowln Gowi of o attempting attmptig to t prevent prent him from marrying mr MlsaBrlfigs 11e Drln ELECTRIC LAUNCH COM C CO1PANY CO1PANYV MP PAN PANSAFE ANY ANYSAFE V V V 5 5V 5r 5a 5c V r a c S a L LV LSAFE V SAFE SAFE RELIABLE RELABLE NOISELESS NOISELESSNow NOSELESS NOSELESSNOW NOISELESSSNOW Now CHARGED EVERYWHERE EVERYWHEREWe EVERY W11ERE W11EREWe We Can Make Quick Delivery DeliveryW Delvery DelveryWAbo W WAbo We also build GASOLINE GASOLNE and Ald SAIL YACHTS YACHTSIDE 1ACllS 1ACllSTDE 1ACItTSTIlE TIlE ELECTRIC LAUNCH LAUNCI CO COBAYONNE COBAYONNE COBAONNI3 BAYONNE CITY N J JGOT JGOT JUNDER GOT UNDER THE INJUNCTIONSLEUTHS INJUNCTION INJUNOTIN INJUNOTINJEUTRS 1NJUNtTION1M1EIJTIIS SLEUTHS SAY THEY TIlE MADE 1lDE UETl UETlAND IJETSAND ET ETUD AND GET GE RAID 1111 HAll lI41fRINTS lI41fRINTSThree IUTS IUTSTree RANTS RANTSThree Three Tree Hundred lundrtd Mm Itn Corralled Corralc In Alleged AllegedPoolroom AJertd AJertdloolroOn AllegedIooiroon Poolroom loolroOn on Pearl St StFlro Fire Escape EscapeHush Feallenul Escapehush Hush nul Checked and Co COIII CoilS Get In b bLadder bIadler by byLadder Ladder Iadler Houto nouteII JiouteHIg nig Haul Hau of Cub CasliAn CubAn CashAn An alleged alegd poolroom polrom In the thl second fecond floor floorof for floorof of 4M Icnrl INlrl street which the tb police ple were wererestrained wer werreftralned wererestrained restrained reftralned from picketing plcktnR by h nn Injunction Injunctionissued Inunction InunctionIsued injunctionissued issued Isued by Justice Jutc Gaynor In Brooklyn Brokrn was wasraided wos wosraided wasraided raided yesterday afternoon afernoon by Inspector InspectorMax InspJctor InspJctorMax InspectorMax Max Schmlttberger Shmttbergr and Capt Hodgins Hogn of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Oak street 8treetltaton station who worked together togetherTho togther togtherrho togetherThe The raid was wa made on a I warrant warrnt Issued lsued by byMagistrate byIagstrte byMagistrate Magistrate Iagstrte Pool in the Tombs pol1 roilcb r oli court courtNearly courtNearly courtNearly Nearly 800 8 men were trapped trappd in the place placebut pine placebut but only ten were wer made mde prisoner prisonerOn prlAoerl prisonersOn On the ground gound floor foor William WIlam Heist runs runsa a cafe cf caf Hodgins Hopln8 raided the place plac early in inMay InMay inMay May and on May ly 27 Heist got an injunction injunctionfrom Injuncton Injunctonfrom injunctionfrom Justice Police PoliceCommissioner PoliceCommissioner from Jutc Gaynor restraining rstralnlnj Pole Commissioner McAdoo Inspector In pctor Schtnitt Schtnittbcrger Shmit Schmittherger bcrger hcrgr and Capt apt Hodgiia Hodgll from placing placingpickets plncnR plncnRpickets placingpickets pickets near the place plac For two weeks weekspast weel weekspast past Detectives Dtectlws Kile Kle ami Cliff Cll temporarily temporarilydetailed temporarl teniporarilydctniled detailed dctnled to t Inspector Inpctor Schmittbergers Shmltbcrgrs staff stafffor staf stafffor for tho purposo have been getting gcting evidence evidenceagainst olden oldenngnlnst evidenceagainst against the place pla which occupies occlpif an entire entirefloor entie entirefloor floor 1001 Kilo and Cliff Clf went before be Core Magistrate MagistratePool MagistratePool lagl5trntePol Pool Pol early earl yesterday rt terdl morning and got Fot u uwarrant uwarnt awarrant warrant warnt for John Doo and ten other Does Doeshey 008 008Tev DoesThey Tev They hey alleged aleged that thrt they had been in thoplace thoplaceovcral thplnc theplaceseveral i several Iv ral days da and had evidence edeno tlmt It was a araolroom apoolroom apoolrootn poolroom poolroomArmed raolroomArmed Armed with wih the warrant warnnt Schmittergor Schmittergorwith Schmltlerger Schmltlergerwltb Schmitt erger ergerwith with four detectives of hi his staff staf and Capt CaptHoaglns CaptHORln CaptHougins Hoaglns with wih live 10 of hi hI liii men swooped swoopediown swoopeddown woopeddown down on the h he place Ince Across Acrol the th street Itret was wasi W S Sa a i paint store torf Without Wihout the proprietors proprietorsleave proprlotorsIlave proprietorsleave leave Ilave tho cops 1 10rowfd orrowod n 1 twenty twent foot footladrtpr footladdpr footladder ladder Half Hal 011 of the forco which hnu I een eenincreased pn pnIncreod senlnciVeased increased ly I y v the tIl men onjot on Joct Jo t went to tonen tothA totIme I tIme rear lIre ro e8calps whlo while Hodglnl Ilodgins had hl hllen hiLmen men len put the ladder Ildror up against agalllt tho front frontif frontof frontof of if the I ullalng ullalngTho ulolng ulolngTho ullaingThe Tho 300 30 men in the th alleged poolroom poolroomvero were caught cught Some Sme tried to get pt away awayy awn awnI I 1 y the rear lire ro rscnpeo but hut found thoir thoirvaj thl thlwar thiitrway war vaj i locked lockedKile locke lockedKiln fICAp Kiln KI and anr Cliff Clf looked 1001tec the men over and andlicked Andpicked andpicked picked out ten elm of the eleven Does DO whom whomhey whomthe whomthey hey the said the warrants called caled for lh lhen ihten Ihe Iheten ten en cave their Ihfir names nWlel as Thomas William Wllnm 53 3 Oak street Rtreft the thf alleged Rlegol proprietor prornretor John JohnJunn JOhnDunn JohnDunn Dunn 184 Madlccn street stret William WI im Hannon I 10 104 04 Cherry street btl ft John Ward 3W 36 West Wect14th Wtl4h West114th 14th l4h street Itr t ilminas Murphy lurjJh 447 47 West Westortysevcnth Welt est estFort I Fort ortysevcnth stnct Itrlet St rcct Benjamin BrnjalIn lone 200 200Irnrid OI 93 93irand Ornl Irnrid street Itrclt William Wilam 01 ii son on IS H Henry Henrytreet Hcnry8trct henrystreet street 8trct Joseph JOph Adams Adaml 41 Madison llt5on street streetfhotnas trrl J homos Chorl OConnor 37 i Cathaine Catha ln street and andMniel nndDlnlf1 andDaniel Daniel Dlnlf1 Stephens SIphens 20 Bowery iowery When they theyw theyWfro theywere I Wfro were w re fliyirchod 1 chod 1390 was waf found f0111 In I their theirlossevion theirI theirhaoseion I haoseion haoseionfm lossevion lossevionThe eibn eibnChe The other mon in the thf plnen pilM hiii were huddled huddledogethcr huddlodtOg huddledtogether together ther In ono On end of Ihl the he room until unti tho thooliro thopole thiopolice pole police tOg oliro took their names antI addresses nddrcvwehen Addreoo AddreooTheu addressesThou Thou hen they the wero allowed alowed to go rime hl ten tenrisoners tenrlonllR tenprisoners ro risoners prisoners wero taken to the Onk On I street Htrcottation Itret Itretstation streetstntioii later woronlll all I ailed ailedmf Ailedoul ailedout station An hour they thr thin wro 5Ver nll mf 1 ly y Eugene Drlscoll Dtlcol a builder and con conractor eontractor on ontractor tractor at lt 0 Oliver OIlr street Hreel Magistrate Magistrateool MagistratePool lgltrate lgltratePool Pool ool went to the station house and Ind accepted acceptedhe accptel accptelthe the he Loads MARKED UnE aiIL JJ OV 0 GERANIIM GERANIIMMTilskrri GLRlNIfiThlskcrs nt nthl MTilskrri hl kpr Needed telcr In DlfTrrrntlatlni DlllrtntnUn a Svna Svnaeojitc1 Sla Snagogite eojitc1 01 From rol a Poolroom PoolroomH Ioolroo IoolrooI H I was R tinder the finest Inet covor cr over do dovised deIsd dovised vised Isd In New cw York unit tld Capt OConnor OConnorwhen OConnorhen OConnorwhen when hen he told Magistrate lag Rtratl Moss Io in tho Fsox FsoxMarket FfI FasoxMarket Market police polt court yesterday lstlr about Iholt an anj anIllegII anullegeil j IllegII iilleged poolroom which hn raided rndt nt 412 412Grand 41 41Crad 412Grand Grand Crad street Itrcet Tho premises iremlo are art used utd as II n nsynagogue I asyfliigogiie synagogue Sllgogle and on Saturdays Rtlrda are crowded crowdedwith crowdc1wih erowdelwith with wih worshipers worshipersOConnor worhiperI worshipersOConnor OConnor did not know on last la t Friday Fridaythat FrdY FrdYthat Fridaylist that there were cro no services ErICR in tho synagogue synagoguebut lnngogue I hut ho saw la a crowd of mon going oln into it itWhats I it itWhats Whats Whlt going on he asked a smooth smoothfaced sl0th sl0thfa smoothfaced faced fa d mun at the thl door doorWhy doorWh doorhi Why Wh hi this thil is I the synagogue 1nIIO UI mid nd they are areall Ire IreAl areall all Al going Ioin upstairs up tnlrs to say ty prayers prycr said Inld the theyouug theI theyouug I youug ouul man manOConnor mn mnOConnor mailOConnor OConnor listened lten 1 to the conversation cn elntlon of ofsome oflro ofiOiflO lro some of the alleged ullged worshiper und Ind ho hoheard hoI hoheard I heard several ternl men say Iy Geranium mL111 is tho thogoods thegoods I Ioocl goods oocl today todayAn to todayAit IY I I An At OConnor Coiimor admitted to Magistrate MagistrateMoss MagistrateMoss lagltrntl Moss loi he know there ther was wn a horse horf named namedGeranium numedI nmmtiiedleraninin I Geranium Oernnlur and 11 also alfo a I lower 10el of that name namebut nRmehut imamnebitt but it was E tho first frt time tlml he had heard heardlUY heardlUYhody any anyl anybody l body say IY such a complimentary complulnturr thing about aboutthe Aboutthe aboutthe the lower OConnor told the Mujcibtratethat Magistrate Magistratethat that If ho went Into a synagogue ynago his hit face fucewould fuC facevould would betray him him So he hired Isaac IsaacRubonwltz 1ncRlbonwlz Isammoflabonwitz Rubonwltz Rlbonwlz to find fnd out what was V going oln on onI onHe I I He gave Kabonwitx Habonw 7 a market five 10 dollar dollarbill dollr dollrhi dollarbIll bill hi to see o if he could get down a bet hEt on onGeranium onCernlUI oncleraniujin Geranium GeraniumHabonwiti CernlUI cleraniujinItabonwita Habonwiti laOnwlt7 cam back tk aud aUI paid ale ho had hadplaced hadplal hadpInted placed plal tho lie mommy all al right rght and that there therewas therewas therewas was not a I man with whUkere whlkcr in the 1110 place placeThen placeThen Then hen OConnor acted He battered lttel1 in n the thedoors theI timebore I door doors and arrested arrtted five fve men menHarry menI mimnharry I Harry Harr Jacobs JaclJ was wa charged cmrKll with running runningtho runningthu runningthe the place plac In tho relit 011 court yesterday e8tlrclY ho raid through his hil counsel oun el Leonard r A ASnitkln ASnlkl ASnltkii I I Snitkln Snlkl that thlt he was wa praying prying OUAr for luok luokwhen luokwhen luokwhen when Kabonwitz RRuonwtz rushed rUfhe up thr 11 lie stairs Itulr3 and andasked andI andasked asked alked hii hl 1 to change a five fve dollar dolar bill i Ho Hodid Hedid lIedid I did HO 10 and that was the marked mrkfd bill hi the thoI thenoiionman l I policeman Joloman found when ho was wa searched 1 lrCcd Tho Thof Thebill 1 f bill bi was WI offered ofen1 In evidence ovidimceAbout eldlHIlbout evidenceAbout About bout two two yenr eM ago 110 said Ili Capt OCon OConnor OConliar I nor I would have had no trouble IrcublJ in getting into that thlt place plo during the tine services ftnlcR ettnr were VVCregoing i igoing Igolnl going on At that thlt time tme I hud a fine 11 growth growthof jrowth jrowthI of ff whiskers whI8kC Whon hmon my friends frend commenced commencedto commencd commencdto to call 01 mo 01 Galwavs GalwA I cut thom off My Iy I best heit wardman wanlmn whose name naro U Eaton has hasred hasrf hasred red rf hair And a 1 red rd nnihtncho m1tlchc and Anr all Al my myplain mv mvI layplain I plain plin clothes mon look lok like lke harp harp As ARVI I Iwasnt Iwasnt wasnt VI nt sure Mir whether whethel it was WIR a poolroom poolroomor or a synagogue SYl1IOKue I did the th best I could couldThe culd culdThe couldThe The Magistrate MaKlstrt held Jacobs for trial tril in insnito InRoll Insnitn snito Roll of his hi ingenious IngonlGut explanation explontlon and anddischarged discharged dlchrg tho lie other men menHAPPY mooflAIPY HAPPY 1111 TKKTII TKKTIIV TEJI TEJIt TCrlIThe I I V Vr T i iTOOJH I IThe TOOJH TOOJHh t i iThe h M The Tooth To th Powder PowderThat lowderThat That Th Preserves Teeth TeethAdd th Add t 1 Your Vtrttlon 2r Want a List V CORSETS CORSETSit V 21 AltJtttttt dO WILL OFFER THIS DAY DAYTHURSDAY DAYTHURSAY DAYTHURSDAY it u 0 THURSDAY THURSAY A SELECTION OF FINE FRENCH FRENCHCORSETS FRENCHCORSETS FRENCHCORSETS CORSETS OF LIGHTWEIGHT COUTIL AND FANCY FANCYDATISTE FANCYDATISTE FANCYBATISTE DATISTE AT GREATLY GRETLY REDUCED PRICES PRICESALSO PRCE PRCEALSO PRICESALSO ALSO A NUMBER OF IMPORTED DIRECTOIRE DIRECTOIRECORSETS DREC0RE DREC0RECORSETS DIRECTOIRECORSETS CORSETS OF LIGHT LGHT BLUE AND PINK BATISTE BATISTESUITABLE BATISTESUTABLE BATISTESUITABLE SUITABLE SUTABLE FOR FO ATHLETIC WEAR SIZES SIZES EIGH EIGHTEEN EIGHTEEN EIGHTEENTOTWENTYTHRBEAT TEEN TEENTOTWENTYTHRBEAT TO TWENTYTHREE AT 125 125WOMENS 125VOMES 125WOMENS

WOMENS VOMES and CHILDRENS CHILDRES HOSIERY HOSIERYS HOSIERYAltman S It Altaian 1ltt 8 OIn n WILL WLL OFFER OFER AT SPECIAL SPECIALPRICES SPECIAlPRICES SPECIAlPRICES PRICES THIS DAY THURSDAY JUNE JNE 29th 29thWOMENS 29thWOMENS 29thWOMENS WOMENS BLACK GAUZE LISLE THREAD HOSE HOSEREGULAR HOSEREGULAR HOSEREGULAR REGULAR PRICE SOc PER PAIR AT AT35c AT35c AT35c 35c PER PAIR PAI PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS 190 190CHILDRENS 19 19CHILDRENS 190CHILDRENS CHILDRENS CHILDRENS BLACK RIBBED COTTON COlON HOSE HOSE20c HOSE20c HOSE20c 20c PER PAIR PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS 100 100Slorewill 100 100I 100Storew 00 00Storewill I Slorewill Storew be closed daily dayat at 5 P M M Saturdays Satday at 12 Noon No Noa NoNttln Noonttwtreiit1j a Nttln ttwtreiit1j 1rrrt r um unb ix iX1IJ JUlntt Srnrntr Nrr rut ntl utL TOLD TOLl COURTNEY COURT8I SECRETS SECRETSCornell SECRETSCornf1 SECRETSCornell Cornf1 Cornell Graduate rrdoatl Said to Have lae Imparted ImparteiThem ImpartrdTem ImpartedThem Them Tem to Ten Eck EyckIOUOIIKEEISIE EckOUOIKEEISIE EcklOUOIIKEEIslit IOUOIIKEEISIE OUOIKEEISIE N Y June 28Thcro ii iitalk I Italk is istalk talk of a 1 scandal 6cnrAI arising arblg in i Cornell Crel row rowing rowIng rowlag ing circles clchI growing growig out of the charge1mado charge1 chargcslud chargessmimads mado lud against a prominent Cornell Crel gradu graduate graduato graduato ato to tho effect elect that tht he has been ben paying payinirepeated pring pringrepnted payingrepeated repeated repnted visits to Coach Coch Ten Eyck of thi thiSyracuse the theS7cUe theSyracuse Syracuse S7cUe crews and has been giving givig him binadvice himadvlo himadvice advice advlo on tho methods that ttat Courtney uses usesThis Ises IsesThi usesThis This Thi graduate gdlltO tho father of n Cornell Cornelloarsman Corel Cornelloarsman oarsman oarmnn and himself hlm el n 1 Cornell Cornel oar knows knowsCourtneys knowClrtnes knowsCourtneys Courtneys Clrtnes system r tem perfectly perlc It I is wild wildthat Ild Ildthat saidthat that this is tho reason resn why there ther ha hal tins beon beona hNn a 1 noticeable notlooble change chage In I style In I the Syracuse Syracusecrews S Syracusecrews rcuo rcuocws crews cws which It has been bee noticed notlc have havebeen hlve hlvebeen havebeen been rowing rowlnp more like lke Cornells Cornel eights eightsthis eljhts eljhtsthll eightsthis this thll year ear than thal last making maiig ue UEC of several severalImportant Ieerl IeerlImportut seeralimportant Important Importut modifications modlctlon of style styleIt ItIf ItIfI It I is II known that this thl man has his been out outon outon outon on the Syracuse Srrcuse launch time tme and again againand againand I Iund and has ha advised adv ed Ten Eyek on various vorlol row rowing rowIng rowlng ing matters mater The 1 he reason rOon for his action a tlon Is Issaid issa said sa aid ml to Le private piqupHo pique piqueHo piqueHo I Ho Is in a I position positon to know almost almoft nil nilnbout 11 nh nhabout about abut Courtneys Courtnerl ways I of teaching rowing rowingfor rowingfor for ho accompanied acmpnliod the veteran vleral coach courh on onhis onhis i ihis his trip to Henley several years ears ago and andwas Ild IldWI andwas was thoroughly In 11 the old mans IlU6 confi confidence conlldence 011 dence WI Coach Courtney Courtne would woulr not talk talkabout tulkabolt talkabout about abolt tho ho affair AInir tonight tonlg t merely saying sayingthat Mylnl sayingWalt Walt till we get home It II is InderHtot InderHtotthat understood understoodthat tl that he will wi bring brlnj the matter Iltter to the mitten attention Hten Htenlon mittention tion of tho authorities authorlteR at Cornell CornellSamuel ComeHamul CornellSiuinuel lon Samuel H Cook the graduate Ircuto manager managerof of the Syracuse Srcle Athletic Association A lclltlon to toniCill tonljht tonight niCill night Iliaue made tin In mm nuLiiuiuuiMv authorltltlYE authoritative denial vi i wi of the thetor timestory story nljht tor on behalf of Ten Eyck characterizing characterizingtho charcterizing I Itho tho report ns malicious nnd false falseCoach f118e falseCoathi mAlcious Coach repor Ten Eyck has hat had only onl one visitor visitorout visitorout or orout out on tho launch by b invitation since Ilnc he hehas hehaR helies I has ben here her Ten Eyck yck is the solo Iolo row rowing rowIn rowlug lug In authority at Syracuse yracu8 and AIII takes taltll no nosuggestions nosuigpistions suggestions from any anyone one It is false fal to tosay tothat tosay I say fUFglton that wo have received r ed any help h lp of this thwkind th thisImind kind lnd from Any one onePART on onPAnT onePVIRT I PART OF IWILDING U LDlG COLLAPSED COLLAPSEDPartySecond COLLiPSfD COLLAPSEDPartySecond I IFntSloonl PartySecond FntSloonl Street Strfet Striiitnre Wai WI ss to Have Havea lne I IUubll a Mirtile Uubll Front and 111 One OUt More Story HtoryPart Star StoryPart I I Part of the rear rar of the tIl fourth und fifth fifthfloow ffh ffh10or fifthfloors floors 10or of the business bulnc building 1 at 25 2 and 27 27West 27Weit I IW6t West W6t Fortysecond Forsend street tret which h being beingremodeled belnl beingremodeled remodeled rmodele fell fel in at 10 oclock last tt night nightThe nightThe nightThe The building huldlng Is being Ielng reconstructed recon trcted by Iy tho thoAtlas thoAtla theAtlas Atlas Construction Contruction Company of 000 iO Fifth Fifthavenue 1lfth 1lfthayenle Fifthavenue avenue ayenle Tho inside 1nlde had been Cen torn out outnnd outand I IAmi and a marble front is L to be put in Another Anotherstory Anotllr AnotllrItor Anothmrstory story It t to bo added Idcied to the building blidinl which whichnow whichnow whichhut Itor now hut has hIi five storlat torh The building buicin adjoin adjointio AdJolntIO adjoinsme tio me Westminster otmln IYU ter Presbyterian Pr Prcbyt byt eriami eriamiVIiubi rll Church ChurchLouis ChunhIull VIiubiLouis Louis Iull Levy tho watchman was Wa in tho thofront thefront thofront front part Ia of the building buicll when whcl tho rear rearof rnr rnrof rearof of the par fourth And fifth ffth floors 100 collapsed collapsedOn colap ed edOn On the second floor foor was a largo larlo skylight skylightover Kklght Kklghtmer over the lie store stor on the ground floor 10or formerly formerlyoccupied formerlyo formerlyocuplcd occupied o oupled by b Peck Bros Brs Jlumhef plumbom Beams Beamsnnd Dnms Dnmsunfl BeamssectlOflH nnd hCfHioilH r1tlolH Of the tht walls Wil wu S went through throughthe throu throughtime Ih I Itho the skylight tkylght with a 1 crash that was waf heard hearda hear a block away awayTho awo awoThu awayTue a Tho Building Buldn Department Deprment was Wil notified notifiedoff notfed notfedand notifiedand I I and An In inspeotor ctor order on cted the polce police to rope ropeoff off the building lJll lng In front and to allow alow no noono noone one 01 to enter it I Then the Inspector in ctor went wentaway wentawa wentaway I away awa telling telng the police plc to notify not fy the con conruction canIructlon consruction ruction company Policemen Polcmen were wer sta stationed sta statiomiod I Itone tioned in front of tho building buildingSEE buUdlngSE buildingSEE tone SEE SE ME 11 111 SHAKE SllU SIIAKEI1II E HIM VP VPWords rpWort fPjortls Words Wort of the thl Automobile Automobie Driver Who WhoKilled Whoi WhoKilled Killed i I cd Little Lte Eldon Edon Rarer SarverPHILADELPHIA RarerPILDEl arer arerPIIILADELPIIt PHILADELPHIA PILDEl Pa June Jlle 2S 2STho 2SThoIdntity ISTlmoidentIty Tho ThoIdentity Identity of the chauffeur chuIeur who drove the thoautomobile theautomobie timeautomobile automobie automobile which on Monday Mondy night struck struckand 6truckad struckand ad and killed kied fiveyearold aoerold Eldon Edon Sarver Sner was wasestablished wastlnblsho wasestablished tlnblsho established today todayHo todayHo toclayHo Ho is In the employ of a well wcl known know Phila Philadelphia Phia Phiadelphi Phiiadeiplila delphia delphi manufacturer mnufacurr who Is now out of oftown oftown oftown town Tho chauffeur chuuteur took tok four women womenwith womn womnwith womenwith with him and ad all al got drunk They saw sawtho RW RWtho sawthe tho boy by In front of them and ad the chauffeur chauffeurwild chauleur chauleurtdd chauffeurSftii wild tdd Sf Sf SSO o me fihnko him up upTho upTho upilmo Tho four women are ar under surveillance surveillancennd surelanc and will wi l he e used u as w witnesses wltne A charge chargehnuffour charro charroof chargecif of chauffeur chnurour chnurourTh chauffeurThu hnuffourTho murder wt will be brugh brought aginst against lio liochnurour t me mechauffeur Tho Th polloo pole refuse rCI to mako nUko known ow his hisname hlRname hisnanmo name until IUtl he is arrested arrestedCourt arested arestedCourt arrestedCourt Court Calendars Calendal Tills 111 Day DayAppnlluto Oa OaIpola Daymuallatt Appnlluto Ipola 10 11 iIvlbiomSupenuc 11 vltlon Supreme Court CourlI Hc ce ce11rmr 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lookIng looklog ing whito blotches uJotch on his hands handl and andwrists anr andivrists wrists Tletl and face fac and every boy 10 tied Icd himself himselfinto himselfInto himselfinto into knots knot And howled howlfd for relief rUef There Theroseemed Therfelmed Thereseemed seemed felmed to I f I e nothing nthing in pathology to fit fittho ft fitthe the cases CIH until unti Tommy Tormmmr 010 Henley 11 13 years oars old oldpulled olc oldpiihlCci pulled puleda n onn In Jun out of f his hl pocket nail nn tried to tolido tohldo tohid hid lido o it I behind I a nhair nhairHere nhalrHere chalrHere Here you ou whats what that ail th thsuperintendent IhRUJrlntendtnt thsuperintendemit superintendent superintendentHe RUJrlntendtnt He examined exnminec the can n and found that t at it ithad ithad had been used u ed to hold cowhage cowha e a powder powderthat powder powderlint that veterinarians find fnd useful 1 Arul occasionally occasionallyfor oCCAIGUII occastonallifor for what tho dictionary rails caJs onthoJrnJnthih onthoJrnJnthihpurposes Inthlrnthl InthlrnthlpurpuIf snthelrniatjmjnpurposes purposes purpuIf going goingTommy It ifi II about tIme thl ilcjicf icii stuff sftifTgoing flul stuffgoing Tommy Henley found ii I in I time th street streetHo streetHe lre Ho H tried to net t it afire I fre with VIIh B I ninch mnrh and nnlwhen andwhen when that that didnt work he tratterfd rathrfd it over ovrrhis orhil overhis his hil Greenwich OrenJch street tree friends friendsRAPID friendi friendiR4PID friemmdRAPID RAPID MORTGAGING MORTGAGINGIcarts 1RTGtW 1RTGtW1fles IORTGIGIXG1esds Icarts 1fles to ilie lin 11 Arrest rrlt of n Sudden Snrrlrn rrrtlltor rrrtlltorof rltnp rltnpor retlito retlitoof of Record llreordAdolph Rteord RteordAdolph RecordAciolphi Adolph Fanto Fato of 120 1 West Eightyninth Eightyninthstreet E htrninth htrninthstreet street was arrested arr ted yesterday efterda and ac locked lockedup lockedup lockedup up in the lie Morcor street strt station charged chargedwith charg1with chargedwith with fraudulent conveyance cnveyance Tho he warrant warrantfor vnr varrantfor for hit arrest was sworn out by John R RRockefeller IIRockefeller Rockefeller of 327 West CStV Twentjsecond Twentjsecondstreet street a restaurant keeper keeperRockefeller keeperRockefeller Rockefeller declares that on June 20 last lasthe lasthe he sold an rating house at 15 West Eleventh Eleventhstreet Fleverithitreet street to Mrs Martha J Bradford who whoapproached whoapproached approached him through a broker She Sbnpaid Shepaid paid him 400 cash and and gave a mortgage mortgageof of tSOO S00 for the rest That same day Rocke Rockefeller Rockefeller feller declares a mortgage for 400 made to toAdolph toAdolph Adolph Fanto was rushed down and re recorded rocorded corded before thin tirst mortgage had been beenrecorded beenrecorded recorded recordedRockefeller recordedRockefeller Rockefeller saw District Attorney Jerome Jeromewho Jeromewho who put his private sleuths on the case caseand ee eeand and the arrest followed The ease will willcome wiltconme come up before Magistrate Pool today todaymm todayAU mm mmAll All the Way WayYour Wg WgYour Your YourColorado YourColorado Colorado ColoradoOuting ColoradoOuting Outing OutingTte The Colorado Rockies Roc1dearc Roc1dearctile are aretlie tile Switzerland of America AmericaVny Americawit wit Vny y not spend your vaca vacation vacation tion there thereLowrate th0L Lowrate L owrate excursions tnis tnissummer tbl5ummcr summer on the Santa Fe FeAnd FeA And A d a luxurious new newtrain newintleColorado train intleColorado the Colorado Flyer FlyerChicago FlyerChcao Chicago to Denver Denveronly Denveronlyone only onlyone one night out outDustless outDustlcu Dustless track block sig signals 5ignals nals ana and Harvey meals mealsIllustrated inealeIllustrated Illustrated travel book A AColorado AC Colorado C Summer free to toAiV toyou you Ash Smu Fe Atnt Aertat 377 at BroiJwir Ntw N York City V

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gap between btwoeD too th flrit flritand dat dataDd flrtaod and the te Uat lt teams t The results resultsKerr reauluIC1 resultsiow IC1 Kerr iow York Yor H HI Brooklyn Dr 4 4PhaadelpbU 4PhUadeIpbl PhaadelpbU PIDadep I Uorton4 Uorton4Plttaburg DO Uoston4Plttaburg Plttaburg Pttu l St lt Loutt Lou LouIAKlO 1 1Clubt 1sTANuEo IAKlO sTANuEo o or T TUS C CLUIL CLUILu Clubt 1u u WI W PC JCI Club IV WL L PC PCHew PCe ICec Hew ec York 48 4 IS 7l nv 7I9LCncIunatLS4 CincinnatiM CIDCloIL 20 2 2 MO MOPltUbUrg MOIllbu3 4 4Uuburv PltUbUrg Illbu3 Uuburv e orlf 3 2 2C flOU I 0011st St LouU Lub2 23 89 9 891 891Pnliad WI1IaOIPbla1 5IILd Pnliad ILd Iphlai Ipha B5 34 UW WOIflOtofl Doiton IB 43 4 811 811Chicago al 511bicaSo Chicago Elicac 1IaOIPbla1 bicaSo 37 f 211 6WUrookIynn rl W MOLIfOI3kIyU UroldD1 ti 47 266 266NX1T 26 26H1 A Asw NX1T sw TORE TORI K L I 8i 8 IIBOOXLTN IIBOOJLTN 4 4Tailender 4Taleder 4Tallender Tailender Taleder H1 met leader leder at lt Washington Park Parkyesterday Pak Pakfeterday ParkVeIterdaY yesterday and the leader won OD without any anytreat on onr8t anygreat treat exertion The N Nf Nw w Yorks orka made twice twiceas as r8t many exerton runs as the Drooklyns and played playedfully pled pledtuly pjsyedfully Drooklna fully malY twice rnl as rood 100d That hlt In Itself Iacl la not notsaying lot lotMlni Ilotsa saying tuly sa In B groat rOlt deal because becluee they tho won without with wtthou Ith Ithout out ou having to play hard The Now York Yorkhave Yurka1a Yorksbavn have havlll played niiich better hnr hull and nd played It Itoften Itnfn Itnftfl mich boler hal often 1a plllr than thal they thl wrro cnllid all upon to play playyfRterduy pia piafIINdu playfqtEriuy yfRterduy nfn In II tho thn gentle conquest onguet of the theIlruoklyns IheJlruoklI thetrookIYtIft lelte fIINdu Ilruoklyns JlruoklI Thorn Thrrt tlO was UR a lefinod I tood comedy comedytouch comody10Ih comedytOLIiI touch to ItrooklynK play pIa on occasions that thatwas thatn 10Ih w was n entertaining InlPIlllll1 JrooklI In a I wny WII 01 but hit a flatter sler and andmore lDd lDdIMe andJIore uninteresting gome on the whole Is not notoiit notr1 notpelt more IMe pelt oiit 1lllltefRt often MKilnnlty Mt 0 II Iniilty lare 01 had tho situation situationncll sltualon sltualonlln altustlonil r1 ofNI 1 Innl ncll il In hand hal all al tho th time tll although the BrookKn Brook BrookIn i3rookl Kn l n4 lln did hunch hUlh hits his In II two Innings But Butthere Buttllern Buttier dil there tier was wa U no hitting hlth1 IiIttiii of McCiinnlty ldJnlly until unti the theIhaniplono theh811118 Ihaniplono 4 were HO o far In front rolit an to make makethe makethr makethr thr h811118 g gal calnig mii n more INO procrwtdon prolllon The Tlo New Neworks lew leworkA Nework orks liiuigid hnnlll stilcklelts Stlcklclts t klett pitching pilch In around aroundthe aroundIh the Ih meailowH Ilpllo freely and Brooklyn errors errorswere errorsMP erroraaiid were MP sandwiched lldlchplln aiid leId Inrl In with Ith the tle hits his Thereforeth Therelortp Therefore fheretorett th runs rIIl cutno LLTflC easily easilyTloh eaSIlyBoti rIA lUI 111 tp Tloh Krnslle who stops more foul tips with withhis wlb wlbiiA withhf Emsl his hf person than all the rest or tho umpires umpiresput umpluRrut umpireaput al put iiA pOAO together 1011hpr caught calht one on 01 his leg Ila yester yesterday YeitcrIla eatc eatca day Ila a and as that partfvular lartlular iart War leg Ie was WS aa already alreadylame areadY areadYInlic alreadyjiuji lame jiuji Nob umpired the rosl of the game Iame fromB from Iromaop B Inlic safe slnml tlll back of the pitcher Gilbert GilbertPtarlcd Olbert OlberttAlld lilbortptRrtod Ptarlcd aop tlm run getting when ben he was hit hl on onthe onIhp Ofllb tht the lb tAlld shoulder ahouilpr rUI by b Ieltnl n pitched pllhed ball bal In the second secondInning stond stondInn MecondInnhI1 Inning Inn Thin was WI wa between bptwr n a couple or fly flyouts n noulI rtvtuts outs il to Dobbs McGlnnltys punch to t right rightput rlhtpll rightl1t put oulI l1t Oilbert 1011 on third and anr he scored when whenHatch whenlatch hen henBltrh Hatch Bltrh Cihprt missed Iumleys throw In II Browne Brownewalked Browle Browlewllkd Brownswalkd walked wllkd nnd Donllns Donlns hit scored McalnnltyStrIckttta McOlnnlty McOlnnltyStrlckbtts lcOllnlty lcOllnltyStrlckl Strlckbtts Strlckl lts wildnews sent nt McCiann Icllnn Mertes Merlesand Mertes11IIIahlpl Mertesawl and 11IIIahlpl l lahiII ahl it to base bl ba p In the third Inning with withnobody Iflthlohoer withnhOd nobody lohoer nhOd out Devlin OIln stuns RtUlj a single Inll to t center centerbringing clDtfr clDtfrhrlnllli cpnterhrIncIfl bringing McOann lcOnn1 and Merles home Dobbs Dobbsreturned Jobb Jobbr Dobbsret1irfli returned hrlnllli r Devlins 1ln8 Lr vIiris hit hi nne to strlcklott Strlkl t who Iho threw threwto thr to IJn1 Malny Iall at t second fcond with the laudublo laudlble pur purpom pu purpoe poe of heading off Devlin thoro Ihrt Malay Malaynnd daiavtnnd Iala Ialatnnd hrndlll Iln 10 or Dahlett scored scoredn eeoredthi ored oredn nnd a IMP flII4 IpS of the play par pIn and ahl1 tnnd n the Ih fourth Donltn grasser boundedovarMalavs boundedovar bouidcdloverlaIa 1onln ilir boulddlcr boulddlcrlalll Malavs I lalll laIa head hAle and nnoiitand nn oltand outand an In error brought broughtonlln brollht brollhtJonlln broughtI onlln tho th ri rpl t of the th way After ftr rtr Devlin Devlinlad De11 Deviliad lad Jonlln I promenaded In tho fifth tfh Strand troll took tookils tookhl1 tookhk hl1 ils place piac ac nml nld scored on Oi Otwrt lilhcrts two t wo bag bagger hnl bagger the ger Ipr I McGlnnltys lcGllnl hit hl cave 1le ave Gilbert Ulbt a 1 lift llt to toHits 10thp tothe Hits pllt plltlts by Dobhs and Iiiinley 111111 Iutnb in tho I h fourth fourthInning rOlrth rOlrthInnhll fourthInning Inning Innhll lts both of which WIt Wlh Just out of 01 McGln McGlnnltys MeGinnhtya 1cGlnnlvl nltys reach liessiers lpsslPs out Olt nt 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mcellng m lnc of the thelemberi Ih Ihmmbrs tIlenembers lemberi of the Weleyan Unlversltj Unll r IW baseball baseballearn hAI1 ttaseftAllcaIn lum earn Clarence ar nc nuirenc luJenc HancocU Jaocock of Syracuse IWmcucWI N V Vivas a aVM ivas elected I cld captain captainJoseph raptln raptlnJoa captainJoirph WI Joseph Joa ph Ashley AahleTt AShleFTlte The squeeze qurr7 In I genenlly Jelrl wnrkeil wnrkeilnih 10rlr wnrieullth nih lth a man on third ba base 8 e and n1 not 01 more ro than one onenit on onlIlt wlh nit As A Ihp pitcher rld1r Ihlr be befnc rln ln his Il motion moton to pitch pich the thenan li titonan 011 nan on third start Ilarl fart for home jrtvtnir giving the II signal signalo ma 10 o Uie batter Ilrd that he Is conilnr c0fltlfl In It 1 Isnhin 11 II up upo 111 10 o the tle batter bater to hit the hill holI haila a bunt IUn Is the Ihl primer primerhlni pronrrIllnrand pronorltinand hlni ltinand Ihl batcr and to hit hlli hi It on the Ih ground IrUld If I he docs ilih iliht tl tlI 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ohanies m may y occur o at any tIre tlrqewill tIreForeIgn e obro ForeIgn n mails lJ oraLI for raLI be week ending dlnr Jul July Oene2t Oene2tIot J lDOS lDOSII 1 1will will II close CIO PHOUPTCY In all cases CA at alibI the he Ofner OfnerPost foerJoll Post Omce Om e as follows ItEOIHTBKEU IUWIST HED AND PAR PARfiKial PARCBI PARCtl1OST CBI Ctl1OST fiKial OKT MAIU A AIL close at a the General Oener Post PostOffice POIOmeD Postomec Office on Otttl hour tour ariwr than closing tlmo shownbelow shown shownbelow ahownblow below ParctlsPosl Malls for or Germany close cloaeJ at IIS 6 1 M June July S SParcelsPost aParcelsloaL ParcelsPost J1 ll Malls 11 for Orcat Drttatn and Ireland Irelandare lnlullArede8palcbed Irelandaredespatthed are despatched by b the WJilte Star une on Wednei Wedneidays Wedll WedlldaYI Wednesdaya days and by b the American Line on Saturdays An Anadditional AnaddItional v vaddItionAl additional despatch is made by the CUDard Uai Uaiwhen LlDeWbel1 Lip LipWben when a Cunard steamer sails on Saturday louse 1llIrIhan lousethan al r rthan than the American Lino Uo steamer the lie same day dayThe daYTb dayThe The Tb ParcelsPost Prcol PO t malls close one hour before tai taiparcelsSlist tbl tblreular nbarefUlar reular malts maltsametslqt refUlar parcelsSlist Proelslq1 Hail U for or nARDAnOS AR OOS and an d GREAT OIIEATBII1TAIN ORE OREBIIITA1N GREATI3I1ITAIN tl BII1TAIN and 1BELANO IH1LANDCANN0T I CANNOT be registered registeredRegular relllero rellleroRelulu registeredflegularand Regular flegularand and Supplementarymalls close at Forelga ForelgaStation Fordp514110n I IStation Station comer Of West ul and Morton street Ireelal bait baithour hiltbour 1SJ 1 1bour bour later than closing cloaln time shown below except bicepsthat exceptthat eupthM that Supplementary Malls for Europe urope and for forCentral forCI1In1 forCentral Central America via 1 Colon close one hour later at al1oorelln at1OrcIgn atPortico Portico Station StationTRANSATLANTIC 5131100TRANSATLANTIO StationTRANSATLANTIC TRANSATLANTIC MAILS MAILSTHURSDAY HAl MAILSTlflJ8SIA i iTIIURSIAY THURSDAY 29At At 7 A II for FRANCIS FRANCISSW1THRLAND PRANCSWITltntAND JI JI8WITZIR SW1THRLAND 8WITZIR jmAI AND ITALY ITAIYb SPAIN PORTU PORTUIS11 PORTUIT PORTUGAL GAL IURKBY eGYPT hRIECi RIEC and BSIT BSITlSli IS11 INUIV per steamship La Lorraine yl ylHavre via viaflavraAaootnerpartaofuropeWbeDpeotaUy flavraAaootnerpartaofuropeWbeDpeotaUy flavraAaootnerpartaofuropeWbeDpeotaUyaddressed Havre also other pa ruiof Euro p whenspeotaUr whenspeotaUraddressed addressed for this staamer staamer8ATUKDAY teaanefl5ATURDAY 8ATUKDAY II 11At At 8 A M for EUnOPEper EUnOPEperBteamshlp EUROPE per persteamship steamship St t Paul via Plymouth and Cher Cherbourc thiS thiSboutLncAud1ng boutLncAud1ng bourc Including Liverpool Scotland Ireland Irelandand itelanand and south uth Africa when specially addreaaai addreaaaior for or this steamer at SW A M for UELO1UU UELO1UUPARCELSPOST IIELOIUMPARCELPOST PARCELSPOST MAILS per steamship ZM ZMland Ze Zeland land also regular mall for Belgium wbei wbeipeolallr tea teaipooialhy peolallr addressed for this sWamer at 6 6A IOJO IOJOA A M supplementary 12 U for EUROPE EUROPZLper EUROPEoar per iteamshlp Campania Ca in1pint rU Queenstowi and andrtfli andLIverpool LIverpool at 1230 Itt or SCOTLAND dual dualaliy rtfli rtfliipeclally ipeclally aliy addressed ddzcuc only per itaamaUp itaamaUpUAna 001 0015AU UAna 5AU yon SOTTTH AND ANDCIANTRAL CEKTBAL ALEB1OaVEST AMEJUOX AMEJUOXWEST WEST INDIES AC ACTHURSDAY C CTUURDAY THURSDAY At a A M for CUBA TUOATAM TUOATAMand YUCATA3and and CAJIPBCmj per steamship EipcnilM EipcnilMother Eapsraaisalso also other paris ot liexlco when specially speciallyddreaMd clai3y clai3ye4dreeesit ddreaMd tot this tl steamer ameri at BUO A 34 su suplementary plementary 1090 t0 A UJ AL for NICAJUOI NICAJUOIexoopt NiC U Ulexcopi ap exoopt East Coast HONDOTlAO slosel sloselEast o l lKast East Coast SALVADOR PANAMA OAN OANZONE OANZ OANZZONB ZONE GAUOA UBPARTMENT OF COLOMBIA COLOMBIAECUADOR COWMIILECUADOR ECUADOR PERU BOLIVIA and CHILI CHILIteamshlp pit pititeamaluip teamshlp Ftnanoa U Colon aUo Guat Guatmala auainala mala when apeclally addressed for thU atea ateamet ate atemar met at 10 A M for ARGENTINE UHUOUAT UHUOUATsteamship UIIUOUATand and PAEAOUAY r steamship Norman Normanrtnce No NoPrince Prince rtnce at U M for MEXICO M 00 specially addreJMsl addreJMslonly only onl p P4t r si itsanthtp amshlp Bayamo via Tamploo TamplooFRIDAY ThmpoPRWAi FRIDAY SOAt 4 A U 3 for FLORIANAPOUA FLORIANAPOUAp FLOP FLOPtier p tier r steamship Catania also other part of f fBracll Bracll Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay Paraguayvia via liahla and Rio Janeiro when aecIa1J7addressed peokulr peokulraddressed addressed for this steamer at t aRO A M M1j M1jAMAICA sur surplementarjrlOJOAMIfor plementarjrlOJOAMIfor for rORTUNEISLA rORTUNEISLAJAMAICA FOIOTIJNEISagdalona JAMAICA and COLOMBIA except Cauoa an anMagdalen anemenr71a3OAMl Magdalen Depanmtnu per steamanlp steamanlpalso Aira4 Aira4iaIO also Panama Psna and Caaal Zone via Colon ColonCosta and and03i Costa 03i 03ireodtos Jiloa via LUncra when specialty ad adfor reodtos i f tot y this itcbmcfl t mtt at t 1Z M nrppU nrppUnentary eppl eppluzentary nentary t2 P M Ll for BAHAMAIper BAHAMAS per a3os a3osship Manv Manvship ship Saratoga also Ouantanarno and SantUco SantUcowhen antI5IOWhen when specially addntsed for this stitamen at atLAND 5 1280 P I enti3y 130 P 34 for BAll BAllHAHOtO HAHOtO and IIrANA slearonhip Msno MsnoATUHDA ATUHDA lAt 330 A M for NEWFOUND NEWFOUNDLAND LAND per steamiblp SUvla at BW A U UUupplementary Ittauooiementajy Uupplementary uW A M for CURAOAa CURAOAaCOLOMBIA CIJRACAftOOLDMBIA COLOMBIA except Cauca and Magdalen MagdalenDepartments MagdaieasDepLrtmentj7 Departments and VENEZUELA per anihlp swam swamhip hip Zulla at B A U for PORTO RICO per perleamahlp peratesmahip leamahlp Ooamo via Sao Juarj fuai at 10 A L U Ulor Ufor for CUBA per swamshlp Mexico via Havana Havanaat at UJio P M for CU13A specially addrca iddree4 iddree4only i ionly only per steamship Paloma via Malanzaa MalanzaaNOTIO1L MaianzuNOTICEflv NOTIO1L NOTICEflv flva cents per p half ounce On n tutdlrlon tt ttuu I IIA uu IA ngtaar poitati must bo b prepaid on all allletters all fjSalui j letters rs forwarded by b the SUP SUPPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARYMAILS A11CNTAR MAILS 5 and letters deposited In tbe thedrope thedropemarSe4 drops dropsmarked marked Lcsltn for Fnretgn CountrIes after aftertbe afterthe the CLOSING OF THE RltOULAH MAiL MAiLfor for despatch by a particular vessel will not be so forwarded unless such additional potlan p011nQdIi It futlv 1tW pr pespaW patd thereon by stamps supple suppleraeutary fupplemeutry raeutary TransaUantlc Malt are opened on onthe the hi plen pIer ot the AMKRICAX ENGLISH and FRENCH srteamers whenever the stUlnrs stUlnrsoccur satlingioocur occur at a A M or later and late wall may b bairman bi bideposited deposited in the mall bases on be pIers of the theGsrmcul airman Una tailing from Hoboken Supple Supplementaiy SupplementMy mentaiy mll for Turks Island and Dominican DomtntcaRepublio lit Republio public Is aLso opened on the Clydo Line Pier The malls on the piers open one hour and a half before sailing time and close ten mlnutet before aalllng time Only regular posug posugarticles postag letters S cents a balf ounoci is requIred en enarticles articles mailed oa the piers of the Americas AmirlcanWhat Americaslthu What Star r and Grrman Sea Post steamers steamersdouble stesaneradouble double postage letters 10 cents a halt ounce ouncaoa ounce0I oa other lines linesVAILS LInesMAHS VAILS roRWAKDED OVERLAND 4 SC x EXCEPT EXCEPTTRANSPACIFIC EWEPrTRANSPACIEIO TRANSPACIFIC TRANSPACIFICUaOl Mae mtpt Jamaica ana eoAamajl cstnz at an forWsrd4 for formartini martini dtttlt U s port ovu of tolling oum Tin CONNECT CONNECTIfiu CONZECiTINCJ Ifiu ClaUs dan at Uu Uenerol enerci fait Ofilw New York YorklUloUoif YorkU lUloUoif lUloUoifODBA U OUOIA OUOIALJIAAVIa CUBA LJIAAVIa VII Port Tunj Tampa a at J430 A II Monday yednesdar and Saturday Also from New York Thursday and Saturday Saturdaysos see above aboveMEXICO aboveMEXICO MEXICO CITYOverHnd at law P Mand It and 1030 lO P M IL dally except Sunday Sunday at l P it itand IL c cand and 103U M MNEWFOUNUI H1IEWrOUNULAD NEWFOUNUI 1IEWrOUNULAD UfD except ParoelsPost MallsVla Malls MaILOVIa VIa North Sydney Sydneynt at 7 P U Monday Wednes Wednesday Wedaesday day and Saturday Alia occasionally from fromNew fromNew New York and Philadelphia Pbhladelphlasee ee above aboveUIQUELON aboveIXQUELONVia UIQUELON IXQUELONVia Via Moston and North Sydney Sydn y at at0SO asoa 0SO P M ever every other Sunday June 4 and andJAMAICA andIs Is o oJAUAl0A1a JAUAl0A1a JAMAICA Via Boston at 7 P M Tuesday and andFriday andFriday Friday Also from New eW York on Saturday Saturdaysee see above aboveCOSTA aboveCO3TA COSTA RICA RictVI Via New Orleans at J1030 l030 P M MTuesday UTuesilar TuesdayBRITISH Tuesday BRITISH HONDURAS JIONDUHAS East CoaMI CoaMIand Coawtand and GUATEMALA GUATFMALAVi Via New Orleans Oeiran1atflIO30 Oeiran1atflIO30P at JIOJO JIOJOP P M Monday Wail V t Coast ot Honduras Is Isdespatched Indeipatcited despatched from New York via ia Panama lanamaaee lanamaaeeahave sea seaNICAIUtlUA ahave ahaveNICAI1AIIiJA NICAIUtlUA East Coast CosictS Via New Orleans at atIO 1103 IO P M Wednesday West Coast Coa of ofNicaragua ofNhoarlgua Nicaragua Is despatched from New York via viaPanama vi vilanamanee Panama lanamanee see above abovePANAMA bovcl bovclPANA4A PANAMA and CANAL ZONK ZONITVta Via New Orleans Orleansat at 11030 P M Sunday Sundas orly or ly specially ad addressed addressed dressed mall li foruaidcd via New Orleans Orleanswhen trlcan trlcanssben when New York steamer sails on it following followingMonday foitowitigtonday Monday After 11130 P M Sunday and until untilhailing untIlsaIlIng hailing of New York steamer mall fur 1aarvaand Panama Panamaand and Canal Zonclsbold one Is hold forthc New Yorkatcamer YorkatcamerIREufsTKREl urkntcarnefSee See pubovel puboveliTtEuiSTEhtll IREufsTKREl iTtEuiSTEhtll MAIL for overland dcspatcnej dcspatcnejcloses despatchesclose1 closes at u P 1 M previous prevlouCdn prevlouCdnTRANSPACIFIC day dayTRANSPACIFIC TRANSPACIFIC MAIlS FORWARDED OVER OVERLAND OVERLANL LAND DAILY DAILYThe IlAtiYThe The schedule nf closing of Transpacific Malls Is Isarranged Isarranged arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted uninterruptedoverland uninterruptedoverland overland transit to port of salllnc The final con connecting connectlng necting malls except Registered Transpacltlo TranspacltloMalls TranspaclttaMalls Malls despatched via Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Tacomaor Faromaor or Seattle which elate C p I M previous day do close at atthe attCce the General Post Uinre New York as follows followsJAPAN foilowaJAPAN JAPAN KUIIIiA CHINA HI and specially nnectaIb addressed addressedmall addrcasedniatl mall for PHILIPPINE tltlTI itIst ISLANDS via Tacoma Tacomaclose Tacomacltse close at 6 P I M June Xi 3 for despatch per steam steamship steamship ship Nlng ChowifAV Chow ChowAWAflJAIANKO HAWAflJAIANKOrtEACHlNAandPHILlPPINB HAWAflJAIANKOrtEACHlNAandPHILlPPINBISLANDS ifAV AWAflJAIANKO It IA lAxlConnACHINA antI PEIILIPPAN PEIILIPPANISLuNfS ISLANDS via San FrancIsco close at S P M MJuly HJuly July 3 for despatch per lccrotearnstill steamship Manchuria ManchuriaHAWAII MatieburtltAVAlt HAWAII via San Francisco close at fl P M July I Ifur 1fitr fur despatch per steamship Alameda AlamedaHAWAII AianietlniIAtAtl HAWAII via San Francisco close at fl P 1 M July Julyfor S Sfor for despatch per steamship Ncvndan NcvndanNFW SceedanNEW NEW ZEALAND AfSTHALIA eicipt Weal WealNFW WestNitt NFW CALEDONIA SAMOA HAWAII and andspecially an4SiietIglll specially addrrMed mall for fIJI ISLANDS ISLANDSvia via San Francisco close at I p M July 1C for fordespatch fordspatclu despatch per teamshlp Slirra It the Cunard Cunardsieamer Cunardcuteanler sieamer rurryliie the llrltlsh mall for New NewalanJ 2cwZaiamti Zaiamti alanJ does not arrive In time to It connect with withthk I ItIlt thk tIlt despatch extra malls closing at R10 A M MM 61ltZt ltZt M A M HirJ it P I M Sundays at 430 A M Mu 11It u A M am id It l P I M will be made up tin and for forwarded forstttrctcct warded until the arrival of the Cuimra Citnarcfsteemner Citnarcfsteemner1iY steamer steamerIUI IUI I ISLNIS iSt N IlS and tIll ii icciilly addressed mall for forAISTHUM AISTHUM 1 bcorIls I 1 nil VKV OAIKDONIA via VisVancouver viaaltcotler Vancouver altcotler and VletDila II C close at B P M MJuly t tJit July Jit IS for ilesiialen tier steamship Mlowora MloworaMANCHUKIA MbowerafANCliUiii MANCHUKIA parent Mukden Ncwrhwane and andPort andloet Port Arthurl nnl I5XSTHRV 1 itrItitN SIBERIA Is at atpresent atPreseit present forwarded via ItiiMla ItiiMlaNOTR IitisiaNrr NOTR Unlrss otlurwlsr addressed West Australia AustraliaIs Is forwanlsd via IMropc New Zealand via viaSan viaSnmi San lrriiicisro intl certain plnc pncs s In the Ohlnrsu OhlnrsuProvlniT htnet htnetJrovlitce ProvlniT tui l Yunnan fl via llrillsh tlil tIoli India Indiathin Indiathinuutcktst the theiiulckist iiulckist routes Philippines specially ld ldilrissed 4 4ctrtssed ilrissed via Kuriipc iuust be fully prepaid prepaidlit lit the fi foreign reltn ratis Hawaii Is fnnvarded via viaSan etaSan San Frviilspn iscluslvely iscluslvelyWILLIAM teiIisbtelyWI WILLIAM WI IIIuI It WIILCOX Postmaster PostmasterPjst lnstmscterpst pst Odlre N New cs York oric N Y June 23 1901 1901NFORMATION 1901NFORMAT1ON NFORMATION NFORMATIONRegarding Regarding any Hotel Railroad Steamboat or orAuwmoblle orAutomobIle AutomobIle Trlt may be obtained by calling callingat at TIIK SUN St1 llnuich Omccs ISB5 nroadwcr nroadwcrHI HI West lOAth St Manhattin SI 312 Washington St and SU Fulton St Hrooklyn or by wrlllnn wrhttn wrhttnto to THE SUM INKOItllATlON njltEAU N I7 17o Nassan SU St New York 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thadmiration tho thoamraton admiration even of those thole who ho wer were werefirst ut utflt first amraton flt disposed dlpoBcd to rceerve rrerve their opinion c chla of ofhl hl hla fltnesa ftnes for this th particular partcua job jobThe jobTo The To policyholdere polcyholder have good reason raon t tbelieve to tobleve believe bleve from OTery oTer word wor Mr MOIITO MOIITOhas OITOS OITOSha has ha uttered uter and every eer act he has ha don donsince donolinea linea since he took tok hold of the societys socetfB affairs affairsthat aar aarthat that he moans mOI business bulncs and that th thbusiness the thebulnc business bulnc he inenrw mClr is their theil business buine thoj thojinterests theJrInterCt interests InterCt paramount paramolnt tho policyholdo policyholdotho polcyholdtr polcyholdtrthe consideration the Equitable Equitablenow the first frt e Equitablel Equitablelnew now management managementFurther managemontFurher Further Furher indications Indicatons of the policy pol C whirl whirlit wWchits it its is to bo b Mr lr MORTONS duty rutr to carry carr on oncome out outcao come cao yesterday from trm the three trustees trusteesMr trusteesJr Mr Jr CLEVELAND CLEYtW Justice utco OBRIEN OBRt nn nnMr nd ndJr Mr Jr ViESTiNniiouBE WE8TIS01CBE sign II n an address addrss ii iiwhich in inwhich which thor declare docar that tho now direc directors dlrectori tors tori of tho Equitable should bo mci mciwho mcnwho who will wi regard as 1 distinctly dltudl violntivi violntiviof vlo1tho vlo1thoof of duty the use of tho funds of the society societydirectly Aoeet Aoeetdirecty directly directy or indirectly IndirectY in the promotion promotionunderwriting promoton promotonunderritn underwriting underritn or syndicating 8yndletn of now an anuncertain and anduncrtain uncertain uncrtain enterprises or the invest investment InvCt InvCtment ment of such funds in speculative stock stockand and securities securitiesAgain Becuritiel Again A lln they say lay Men Ien who are ar mon monconcerned moreconcernM concerned in making makln money for them themselves themFelvo selves Felvo than in discharging dIKchlrin a sacred trus trusshould trst trstIhould Ihould should not have control lontrol of a life 1olnurnco 1olnurncoompnny insuranci insurancicompany company companyWe ompnnyWe We thluk thik that the policyholders polcyholder wil wilstand wi wiItand stand Itand by GROVKR CLEVELAND and hi hicotrusteea his hiscotrsteC cotrusteea cotrsteC in support of this policy polcy W Wthink We Wethink think they the will wi stand by b PAUL MOBTO MOBTOwhile 10RTShle while hle he is executing exocutnK it itTwentyfive ItTwcnty Twentyfive Twcnty n Years ear Out of College CollegeIn Colege ColegeIn In the future definitive defnltv edition editon of tinWritings tin thoWrltng Wrltng Writings and Speeches of TIIEODOJU TIIEODOJUROOSEVELT TUEODOIE TUEODOIEHOOSEvEtT ROOSEVELT his Harvard Harvald address addrefs of yes yesterday yesterday terday will wi have hlvo a place among amon tho purely purcliethical purelyethical ethical utterances utorances rather than thost thostof thlc thlcof of a political poltcal or sociological Hocologcal chnrncter chnrncterWhile charRcterWhie While Whie the Presidents Prcsldentt remarks cover coverwide a aido wide ido range of incidental In dental subjects from fronpawnbrokerage frompawnbrokern pawnbrokerage e methods tosurreptitloui tosurreptitlouimayhem to lurropttols lurropttolsmayhem mayhem on the football rootbal field feld the central centratheme centraltheme theme is II that that which is stated stated with wit sue sueclearness Buch Buchcearness clearness cearness of thought and polish polsh o ophraseology or orphraeologjln phraseology phraeologjln in tho characteristic characteristc passagi passagihere plgo plgober here ber subjoined subjoinedThe lubjoincd lubjoincdT The T nation never stood uod In greater reate nred fed thainow thai IhAnnow now of having hlvlnr airiong anonr Its It leaders menof men ot lofty lol Ideals Idealswhich Idealsblch which blch they try II to live 1 up to and lnd not no merely meeli tall tallof lalknr of We need nitn me with these Ideals In public pUblc lite liteand le lead and ad we need theni just M 1 much In business bu lnes and I Iuch In Inluch luch uch a I professtnn M I tho law We can by b statuteestablish statute 51aluleItllh establish Itllh only thnne Iho exceedingly exeeedln I rough lines lnes o omorality at atmoral morality moral the overpassing of which whih means that tht thtman Ih Ihman man Is l In Jeopardy joplrdl of the constable cOIIlable or the ahfrKI ahfrKIHut ahlr r Hut thr nnilm nAlln U badly badl oft nI If I In addition ad11on to thi thithere Ihb IhbIhere there Is I n t a very rry much higher standard of con conduct condUe duct dUe a standard Impossible Impos lhl to establish etlblsh by mat mattile UA UAIle tile Ile but one uponuhlch uln hlch the community fmmunl aa a whole wholeand hole holeInd and Ind especially eperlal the rral rrl leaders of the community communityInsist communllInll Insist Inll Not ot merely lerer the enforcement of law lawbut lawhut but the enforcement of a very ven much muchhigher muchIigher higher standard standllll of public Ilblc and private privatemorality privatomorlty morality morlty than that which meets the crudr crudrrequirements crdn crdnroqulroments requirements of tho enacted statutes statutesan statutel statutelJi an Ji ideal Idel not merely lemb a n legal and technical technicaltest technicaltet test tet of human worthiness lofty lof ideals ol olcharacter ofcharacter character and Ind conduct which whih shall lhn1 be belived bolvld lived lvld up to and Ind not nt merely talked of ofsuch 016uch such is 10 the message mc sao which the most mosteminent mostemlnrnt eminent of the living ling graduates grdUltes of Har Harvard Iar Iarard vard ard carries crries back after lfter a quarter quarer of n ncenturys aenturs centurys enturs observation observuton of life lfe and man mankind mankind kind beyond the campus campusIt ClmpusI It I Is 11 n sermon which Mr 11 ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELThas HOOS ELT ELTha has ha been preaching prahln to tho best of his hisability hisnblt ability nblt and opportunities ever since ho hodeparted hodepared departed depared from Harvard HarYlrd twentyfive twentyfve years yearsago ago S0 It I is I not a 1 novel nnvt1 or an iil original originalthought orig nal nalthought thought but energetic energetc iteration ierton has hI made madeit it seem almost almOt his own Its Is utterance utterancecan uterance uterancecan can never ne r do harm except from tho lips lipsof of a hypocrite hJcrto Tho whole hole strength of ofMr ofIr Mr Ir ROOSEVELT with tho people of this thiscountry thiscountr country countr depends upon their teir confidence confdence in intho Intho tho incerity incrlty of his hi appeals appel for a loftier loftierstandard 10Cer 10Ceretdar standard etdar of conduct than the mere laws lawsafford lawsafor afford afor and upon thobelief thebelef of his h fellow felow citi citizens ct zens zenl that ho is islwnety honestly endeavoring endeavorng with withBiich wih wihfch Biich success 8UCCC1 as a human huma fallibility fulbltr permits permitsto permlk to shape his hi own OWI career elreor according to t the theprinciples theprincple principles princple set forth in his hi frequent frequentpreachments frequentIJreachment preachments IJreachment It I is i infinitely Infnitly to tho credit creditof creditof of the President Prcldont that he both dares dare and andis andif is if able to generalize Keneralzo thus without a ablush abhh blush at the skirts skirs of his alma mater materafter mnterafer after afer twentyfive twentyfvo years yeaI of absence abence and andstrenuous andstrnuous strnuous strenuous occupation occupaton in the realities realtie of ofexistence ofexitence existence existenceBut exitence exitenceBut But LOOMIB Loms should have heard the theHarvard theIarvlrd Harvard Iarvlrd address addressThe addrC addrChe The he Automobile Automoble and the Magistrates MagistratesTho laRbtratesTho Tho remark remlrk of Magistrate HREEN HREENleaves nnEESleave leaves leave no doubt douh as I to the theory theor upon uponwhich uponwhloh which the Board of City Magistrates Magistratesrefused refused rcuBed on Monday londlY to help in making maing it iteasy IteI8 easy eI8 for fol automobile uutomobio drivers drher arrested 81reRted for fortoo forto too to much muc1 speed sJeed to net Iet released rleased on bail bailThe blil The 11 Mat rtntutn u to docs not contemplate contemplatemaking conlcmplatemaking making it easy eUI for offenders ofender ho said saidPassing saidPassl Passing Passl fg the question qucston of what statute statuteMr Intuto IntutoMr Mr BBEEN alludes aludes to tothos those referring rrerrlng to tospeed toRpd Rpd speed as a a matter mate I of fact do aim to make makeit mae maei it i easy for tho person pCIon arrested arestedthe tho uso usoof uoof of tho word offender ofender in this place plac ap appears a apear pears pear to bo tho significant lignlfct thing It Itstands stands for fol the very ry circumstance of which whichautomobilista whichautmobists automobilista autmobists complain both here and andin ad adin in England Englad The automobile automobio driver is isthe Isthe the offender ofendor and not tho accused accWd from fromthe fromthe the moment moment the policeman polceman orders ore him to tohead tohea hea head his machine forthe for the station staton house houseand housoand and crawl crwl into a cell cellOther cn cnOter Other Oter evidences evidenos of tho te tendency to I prejudge the automobile automobie coso cal were nc ncwanting not wanting wantng In the expressions cprc8lol of the Mag Magtrates Ia dl I trates trat Mr McAvor MeA YOI who says 111 that h hlives ho holve lives lve io a neighborhood where autonio autoniobiles I Iblcs biles blcs endanger endlngl life did not think it wn wnright WI I Iright right right that a man should go po out with th thintention the theIntenton intention Intenton of disobeying disobying tho law Ilw and th thmentis the themeats mentis meats of getting Kottng off of in his pocket Ac According Aocording cording to this idea the average lera e mn mnwho mnn mnnwho who owns ownl an automobile automobie would have t tleave t leave his 11s purso puro at home hOle and it is II a aaggravation In Intggranton aggravation tggranton of guilt guit in Inl a person peron wh whgota who whogets gets on the wrong eldo of a statute t tcontemplate to tocontmplate contemplate contmplate getting gettng out ou on ball bal while whil hi hicaso his hisCI0 caso CI0 is pending pendingMagistrate pendingMaRltrat Magistrate MaRltrat WAIILB WAU broadened broaene tho te sit situatlon situaton uatlon uaton by picturing tho consequence consequenceof ootequencs ootequencsor of opening tho way to easy eay ball bal Htthought Ht Hothough thought tit it would opon the door to strangi strangidoings strang doings dolng If automobilista automobUst why no noanybody not notanybody anybody Even a a member mOlbr of tho Mon MonEastman Mon Eastman gang gag might might get get easy eu ball bai Thl Thlis Thi which doesn doesnwork doesntwork is a alducton Mductjon to absurdity work quito ns Mr r WAHLB WAHL expectei expecteiit expectd expectdIt it to The To absurdity is in the idea that thatmember I Iem member em ber of the Monjc fon Eastman Eata gang gag could coiiliget couldget get easy tMY bail bal and not in the ossumptloi ossumptloithat Mumpton Mumptonthat that he would votd be entitled entted to it it If I ho could couUprocure couldprorure procure prorure it It in any proceeding procodlng in which the thistatutes theBtntutes statutes permit ponlt easy bail bli to bo given givenTheoretically Iven IvenTheoretcaly Theoretically Theoretcaly nil ni accused persons pelon arc 01 01the on ontho the same piano plln in tho eyoof eyo of tho law nm nmif nnd nndI if I the offenses ofenses charged cmrec ngainst nganft them an anof Iro Iroor of tlio lesser lesel variety variet they thl nrn 1f nil al nllkt nllktentitled nlke nlkeetted entitled etted to eisy 11 ball bal by b law and by PUS PUStorn cu cutom torn Tho extent to which tho Mngia Mngiatrates llgli trates trlteA seem to havo lost 10tt sight of till tillproposition this thispropotilon proposition propotilon is Ii most mOit clearly relry shown in tin tinconcluding thoconrldn concluding conrldn remark rClnrl of Mr Ir BHEEN BHEENTho lums lumsTho Tho very difficulty cUmeult of getting geting bnilei bnileiout blletl blletlout out should Rhoul have n 1 deterrent effect elect 01 01wouldbo 01 01wouldho wouldbo offenders offendersIn ofender In other othel words ho thinks it a gooc goocthing good goodthlnf thing thlnf that tho arrested arester automoblli automobllitlrivrr automobie automobiedrivrr tlrivrr drivrr should if possible pOl5lhlo havo a dos dosof dOBoof of prison cell cclto to begin be ln with lest l st hw triamight trial trialmight might not result reillt in a a conviction Thi Thipoint Thpoint point point of view is II not unliko unlke that o otho or ortho tho English J I lsh schoolnuutor HcllOlttlter of the gooc goocold good gooddays old days who raado it a 1 rulo rlo to birch birchevery birchoery every boy bo in the school at least onco n nwock a aock wock ock because hec uso ho was wa quite qulf sure lure thai thaievery thntevery every boy bo deserved ti I birching over overweek overy overyweek week whether wllthel ho was wa caught or not notWhilo not Whilo Whio our Magistrates ilngitratef thus hardertheir harder hardenthei their thei hearts and their faces face against the thespeeders theEpecdl speeders Epecdl it is worth worh whilo whlo noting that thatthe thnttho the Stnto ofNVw OrXfW Jersey Jerey has raised rLcd the thespcad theFpeld spcad Fpeld limit lmit to twenty trlt miles mie an hour hournnd hournndthen nn J Jthore then is so far no increase Indreae in the number numberof I of accidents lccidlntd occurring occurrug there Indeed Indeednutomobilista IndeedI I nutomobilista nutomobist regard regald the record relord of acci accidents ncc dents as 15 showing Fholn that thlt thnro Is Ii no trace tracoable tracea able a le relation reation between speed nnd mishap mishapIn In many lIY if not a majority Iajoriy of coses cnsC of mci mcitlpnl Ild Ilddrnt tlpnl thry tlf point out tho thl machine mnlhil mnlhilndritecl woa woaadmittedly admittedly ndritecl moving nvln within wihin the logal le aI8pcd aI8pcdlmit speed speedlimit limit lmit whilo whio in cases cuo where high speed was wasan a I an element ccmont it was wa generally ecrlr coupled coupledwith pouplfc I with some fome more serious ferou factor Piirli flh as astipsincsri 1 1tipilcst tipsincsri tipilcst on the part par of tho thO driver dri er or orneglert orne neglert ne led of the rules rule of the road a fail failing rai I ing Inp II n which automobillrits altomobilll IM n a class classare c1s c1sI other driven of ofvehicles orI I are no worao than any an drive1 vehicles vehiclesOn while5 while5On I On the whole tho paucity paucty rather rther than thantho tha the frequency of nutomobilo nutomohio accidenU accidenUis accdelt I I is thn remarkable rcmarlcble fact There aro now nowabout I about Ibout 30000 OOO machines machine licensed lcensed in New NewYork XewYork York State and it may ma be assumed that thaton thaton on tho average Iler o each one rJle is on the road roadmany II many mam more hours a dny than any horso horsopropelled hoororelcd propelled rorelcd vehicle vchire Yet a newspaper newspaperrender n spnper render cannot fail fal to observe that days daysand darsInd I and Ind even a week wpck at I time tme will wi pass pl55 with without without out any Iny chronicle hrnicle of nccidont nccdont in which whichthey I Ither they figure t ur and this in spite of the fact factthat factthat that trivial trvial automobile automobio happenings areput areputon are put puton on record surh Ilrh ns I would not IOt receive rece o tho thoslightest thoIlhhtest slightest Ilhhtest notice notco If I trolley troloy cars car or vehicles vehiclesdrawn ehlde drawn drwn by II horses holcs wore concerned concernedWhen concernedWhen When an al nutomobilo automobio accident acdelt occurs occursIt oCUr I IIt It is apt to bo picturesque pictureflw and it has ha a astimulating I Iftlmilatil stimulating ftlmilatil effect efect on tho imagination ima inaton of oftho i itho tho public Ilubll which leads to erroneous gen generalizations eralizations erlzutolR These Thee in turn stir up the thezeal thezcal I zeal of certain official omcaLo who see an easy easyway ea I way to popular approval apprval in drastic drasticseverity crltIe crltIesovorty toward the obnoxious severity sovorty engine engineand and 111 its owners nnd 111 operator Opl t 01 It I is ex extremely extremely tremely probable that in I three or four fouryears fouryear years year when people get fully flly accustomed accustomedto I to the devil cevl wngon wn on thoy tho will wi wonder won er what whatthey whatther they over saw RR portentous pOltentou in it Speed Speedlaws Spcedlaw laws will wil bo repealed or 0 forgotten forpolen Magis Magistrates ll ls lstrte trates trte will wil cease coue to commiimto conlninato from police policecourt polco polcocourt benches and chauffeurs will court chaule wi not notbe notbe be sent to tho Tombs omb for their poten potential potental tial tal crimes but will wi career the streets streetsas Itreft Itreftfreo as free and untrammeled as the cabmen cabmenor Cbmen Cbmenor or the brewery wagon drivers driver only get getting et tn ting hauled up when they actually actualy ac accomplish aeI I corplsh complish some fore mischief mlchier and then tlen getting gettingfair elinl i flir fair judgment jud rent on the specific sperfc facts fact in inthe intho the case caseIn CeIn In the meantime it might alleviate alovlate the thetroubles thl thltrouble troubles of the chauffeurs chRufeurl existence if ifthe i the utterances utcrances of his possible judges judgesleft jud e eler ler left him under tho delusion deluflon that he would wouldhave wouldI I have a chance chanc of an Impartial impartal hearing hearingwhen hearingwhen when his hiI turn tur came to appear before beforethem beforethem them Chicago Labor Iahol Scandal ScandalIf If 1 foolish foolsh strikes are susceptible lusceptble of ofiliissiflcation orcIUAlflntion cIUAlflntion iliissiflcation that that of tho Chicago team teamiters teamfter fter iters is il entitled cntted to a n plnco by itself is l for forts forIt It ts unlimited unlmited folly folr Evidence which is isTOW II IInow TOW coming out warrants a n belief belef that thatts thatIs Is ts wickedness wlekednc rivals its it folly foly It It seems seemso leems leemsto to o have reached a stage Itlge in which tho thott thostrler strler tt rikers are definitely defniely placed between betweenhe betweenthe the he dovil devi of a general strike trko and the deep deepica dcp dcpsea sea of unconditional unconditonal surrender surrenderThe urrcndcrThe The special specal correspondence corrCpondence of THE THEUX iE iESuo Suo UX under dote of May 4 just eight eightvecka eightwecki wecki vecka ago a o said lald The strike Btrikel ns a nltrike nltrikeis strike strikes is s already alreay a failure taiulo Mr II SHEA of tho thorcamsters thoTramter Tramter rcamsters Union is If one of those tholo many manyitbor mum mumlabor labor leaders leader who fail fui to realize realze that thatood th t teod ood generalship generlfhlp may ma consist quito quie as asnuch Mmuch much in knowing when to surrender ns nsn nl In n conducting conlluetng a campaign campai n Tho delay delayLOS delRYha ha LOS gained nothing and ban hnt cost COt much muchVn mudlAp Vn effort efor to win by h extending tho striko strikovould tri would only onl increase Increle tho cost COt and loss 1011 to toho totho tho ho strikers 8trikr and result reult In still 81i greater greaterlisaster reater reaterdis dis lisaster ter to tho cause eu o of unionism unionim as well wellis wel a is to the direct diret participants participantsTho partcpante partcpanteTho Tho Grand Jury JurY which has been ben in investigating Invetgatng vetgatng vestigating tho alleged alege graft connected connectedvlth connecte with tho strike strko has now completed completl its itsvork Ia Iawork work and its discoveries is dlecovere promise to tohrow tothrow throw a much needed neee light lght on tho wholo wholotffair wholoafair afair tffair Tho beginning of the strike on onVpril onApri Apri Vpril 6 was wa not n little ltto puzzling puzzln It Itras 11 ras quite quie too much of a stretch to ask askho asktho ho public publo to believe blee that teamsters teamstersvould tcamlter tcamlterwould would strike stlko simply becausn baus their thei em emtloyers emploem tloyers refused rorued to arbitrate nrbirate a case C then thenour thenrour rour our months momh old which plch involved lv lvc only ony a aI I I IBClrO Tho Gran GranJury Orand I IJury of makers score BClrO garment maker Te is having secured con conslderablo conslderablo Jury reported ns Icuro slderablo repor evidence showing that th thofllccrs the ofllccrs of the union were induced b bfinancial by financial oOcer considerations cOidertlo to order orer th thstrike the fnancial strike against a ainft MONTGOMERY lIOOOMRRY WARD WARDCo d Co the first n t concern concer affected afecto by it I IIs I Is L reported that the jury jur has ha been morall morallconvinced moraly moralyconvince convinced convince that that rivals rvals of this thi firm frm hired hiredor hireor teamsters lead leadera or bought or bribed the toterlead toterleader for th thpurpose the era er to order tho strike simply Ilmply purpose pUlpOe of injuring a competitor compottor al although a though it docs not appear appeal that sufflcien sufflcienevidence ufclent ufclentevldonco evidence has been obtained obtaine to justif justifindictments jttly jttlyIndlctmont indictments indictmentsTho Indlctmont Tho findings fnding of tho jury jur have not nt ye yebeen yet been hn mode mne public publo A full rul report repor is I o opected ox pected before tho end of the weok wek am ama and a pcted 0 sensation selatlon is promised promie From Fom twelve twelvito twelveto to fifteen ffeen Indictments are expected expecte ant anttho and andthe the list lit is II said to contain contin the names namO o oemployers of ofemployor employers employor as well wel as a teamsters uter am amunion and andunion union officials ofel Compared Compro with whaseems what in Chicago ChicagoNew ChicagoNew seems eem to have been going on New Yorks little lte coses CMe of PARKS am amWEISSEIMER ad WEISSEIMER are as duck ponds t tLuko to toLke Luko Lke Ontario OntarioTho Ontro OntroTho Tho revelations rvelatlol of the Grand Jurj Jurjand Jur Jurad and ad the th later latr and ad probably larger Inrgel rove rovelatlons revelato lato latlons of court trials tral will wi bo awaltc awaltcwith await with wih interest If I carried carred out as a the thenow they now promise to bo hI the business bnlnC com community community munity nnd Ind tho general public publo will wi neec neecto nee to brnco brce themselves thcmclve for a 1 shock shockTbn ahookTb Tbn Tb Drnmn Ornn In Japanese Jnpnnc n 1olltlrs 1olltlrsIn In Hawaii Hlwai I ho Jnpnneso Japanee Govcrnmcnl Govcrnmcnlis Oerment is represented rrprNelted by MIKI IKt SUTO HUTO who a1 a1Consul IS ISCamiI Consul CamiI is il charged elnrJed with the protcctior protcctiorand protecton protectonami and care of his follow folow countrymen res residcnt reRJdent idcnt in tho islands illand Tho consulate connlato is 1 Ir IrHonolulu In InHonolulu Honolulu nnd Ind for somo time tme tho Japa Japanese JnpanOO nese nOO residents reident of tho Islands havo felt thai thaiMIKI MIKI 1 SAITO wna WI not not na energetic eer eto in II th thdischarge tho thodlgcbnrge discharge of his duties dute to them ns l IK IKshould hoIhould i several efforts tc tchavo to toIao should Ihould ho o Recently Heeenty Ieeral efortl havo Iao the Consul displaced havo hlvo beer beermade bfeu made 1ado and to show tho thl strong ftron feolinj feolinjthoy felng felngthey they entertained against him his enemiiv enemiivhavo encmllIlve havo Ilve produced n numberof numbtr or polltica pollticadramas poltical polticalcram dramas in which MIKI llu SAITO in disclosed disclosedin cHdc10ed cHdc10edin cram in tho rcMo r e of a heartless htnrtless nnd wickrd wickrdoppressor wickrd wickrdoppr oppressor oppr lor of the poor poorIn poorII In II the playa pla produced at lt Honolulu Honolulutho Honolulutho tho hardships hardship suffered lufered by the Japanesecoming Japanese JapancMcomin coming comin to the islands Ilands arc depicted depicte with wltlirealistic withrealltc realistic realltc fidelity fdoly to detail detlil In II ono play playbrutnl pinIIMltal brutnl treatment treatmont of Japanese Japaneo laborers laborer Is Istho I tho themo themI In another ulothel a Portuguese Portugueseforeman foreman forelnn is shown beating bentng a Japanese Japaneselaborer laborer nn incident inedcnt that called caled forth forthwild forthwid wild wid excitement t1xctement from tho spectators spectatorsTheso IpcctatoI IpcctatoITheo Theso Theo scenes Iccnes it is alleged aleged nro faithful faithfulreproductions faithul reproductions reprodlctions of authenticated casca 1 Cg ol olilltrtvitmont illtrtvitmont Itrllmont to prevent which tho un unpopular In Inpopula popular r Coa on ul has h done nothing nothingThe nothil nothil1le The 1le managers ana er of these political poltcal playa playadid plarsdid did not obtain obtain a license lcone for their produc production production tion the High Sheriff Sherif refusing reru ing to grant grantono grnt grntone ono on Oi the ground that they were attacks attackson atacks atackson on the representative of a friendly frend Power Powerwho Powerwho who desired dcgirer their suppression To get getnround ot otaronnd nround this thi difficulty difclly tho plays were wereproduced wereproduced produced free no admission admision fee being beinficharged beingcharged charged Once inside In ido tho theater thcntlr the thovisitor thevl5itor visitor was told that if ho wished wihed he hemight 10 10might might rent a chair for for5 15 cents If he did didnot didnot not chooso to do this ho was expected to tosquat tQsquat squat on the floor foor in the Oriental Orientalstylr style styleSheriff Sheriff Sherif HEXIIV 1 S made up his mind that thatthe the charge char o for a n chair was wa really real an ad admission allmission mission fee He found an incident Incdent in ono onoplay on play which hieh ho was able to class cMs as a in indecent Indecent decent and he discovered dicovered an unlicensed unlicensedseller unlcensed unlcensedscler the audience Com Combining scler seller of beer ber serving llinin bining these charges against lalMt tho manager managernnd managernnd nnd big employees emplllec tho Sheriff Sherif arrested arrestednil arested arestedal al nil hands fnds and thus thu closed cosed the dramatic dramaticsenson drmato drmatoseMon senson at this theater theaterBefore theaterBefore Before this was WI done the plays had in inflamed fame flamed tho minds of many of tho Japa Japanese Japancse nese about abou Honolulu against Mim IIK SAITO SAITOhowever however Sheriff Sherif HENIIY is quoted by bytho bythe the Hawaiian Star as saying sayingThere BayingThere There seems 5 el to be a determined attempt alempl on onlh onlhp th thpart p part rl of a number Ilmber of acttaton A lnlor to stir up lp trouble troubleamnnc nmun amnnc the Japanese The Ie laborers aro lra Ignorant Ignorantmen Irnoran men and their Iher feelings teelcgs err easily worked on by b thi Ihr Ihrdler Ir IrInr Inr rUvcrcr leaders It will w not tnlm 111 much to stir stirup lr lrup up tlc laborers lahnrer to the cominlMlon comllllnl of somo overt overtnet annAnd net And If I this Inciting Incllnr Ii allowed to continue them themnisy Ihe Ihemn mn nisy be very er serious trouble Then the pcoplo Ieopl who whoBet ho hohur Bet hurt hur are the poor Ioor duped laborers lalIrrl themselves themselvesand Ihemel Ihemelad ad and not the men mrl who have Mlrrcd lred up their worst worstpassions passions However 10weer we may ma gn higher hlrher and jet at atluose a aIhose luose who art responsible reponlblc lor the trouble troubleTlio The company which whih appeared in tho thoplays thopla pla plays s is l said Bail to havo carried four car carloads r rlonds loads of new ne scenery ICener which indicates indicatesthe indicatc the existence of an n angel with a long longpocketbook lonf pocketbook whether wheher he is ifa a politician poltclnn or ori ora a i disinterested disintere te patron of tho drama dramaWhoever drma drmaWhoeer Whoever is i backing backin the company and andivhatever nd ndwhatever whatever his motive may bo ho at nt least leastas IClst IClstM as succeeded ruccco ed in stirring 61rtl up UJtwo two Govern Governments GUViI ments by a theatrical theatricl venture which in ints Ini1 i1 ts way is 1 a most mot unusual unuualsuccC unuualsuccChc success successThe The hc Novels Pcoplo 1rcfcr 1rcfcrLists Ilcel IlcelUftA Lists UftA are ro printed from time tmo to time tme of ofho ortho tho ho current clrrent novels noeL for which there L h the thercatest thegrenwst grenwst rcatest demand in different dlferent parts part of ofhis orthis this his country countr It appears appear almost almot in inarinbly Invariably variably that tho same books book aro ao most mostlopular mostpopular popular in every ever part at the samo time timehough tme tmethough hough the order in which they aro aroircferrod aropreferre preferre ircferrod may IY bo different diferent Ono novel novelnay novelmay nay head tho list lit in Now York and nndmother andanotherIn anotherIn mother in San Snn Francisco fllcsco but the half halflozen haltdozen dozen popular novels in all al the lists lsts are aroisunlly areuualy uualy isunlly the samo samoThis BamoThis This practical prctcul demonstration demontrtion of the thelopular thepopular popular taste tnto as concerns conceTA contemporary contemporaryiction contemprary contempraryfction fction iction has induced Induce Mr Ir HENRY DWIGIIT DWIGIITIEDCIWICK DWtGIT DWtGITSEDIWICK SEDIWICK IEDCIWICK to write wrlt a paper for the At Atinlic Atlantic inlic Monthly on what lio calls 11 Tho Tholob ThoMob Mob lob Spirit in Literature Itelatue wherein ho holescribet hedecrhC decrhC lescribet this popular taste talte as bour bouroois bourgcolf gcolf oois proletariat This Thif reading readingnob ronlng ronlngmob mob ho contemptuously describes rOclih ns nsinnble Munable unable innble to detect detect the difference dlfercnco between betweenho betweentho tho ho perusal pelRI of aclnssic 10181c Ualznc Dazlc or Thack Thackray Thalk ThalkelilY elilY ray and that that of a current novel the thomob themob mob novel MVcl It is II of a low intellectual intellectualife intelectual intelectualle le ife and Ind has no duly constituted cOlstitutcd mi minority authorit thorit nority in criticism That is iI it roads roadshe readl the he novels it likes Ike without regard to the thoriticrt crltiC riticrt of its Is low intellectual Intelectua life lifeMr lo Mr SEDOWICK S DOWICK gives glC pictures of heroes heroesnd heroesand and nd heroines heroinC HH 11 drawn in tho most mOlt popu poputr popular lar tr novels nels of tho day to show that that they theyre thernrc nrc re very ery much of tho thosamo same type and that thatFpo thattyp typ Fpo not found among human beings beingss being a s they appear to tho eyo of reason reasonhey reMonThe The hey are lre no more true tre to nature than IR IRho I Itho tho ho enrapturing enrnptuing princess prlnc s of tho fairy fairyilo fairytalo talo ilo than is tho glorious glorous prince who whoeacucs whorecue recue eacucs her by incredible feats of valor valorAh alor alorAn Ah but but that is if the very or reason why whyhe wi the he types tpe appeal to the imaginations Imaginaton of ofnereadlng orthe the nereadlng reading mob mobI in whichby which bltbeway tbeway are included Include many of the very samo so soof sort sortof of people who read rad the Atlantic Atlnti and tl tlreviews the therelews reviews and anr hard har headed hee books book of lai laipolltica law lawpolt polltica polt a and science solenc Like children childrenplay chidren at atplnr play they prdtend prtend to t believe bleve that BUG BUGbeings such suchbinga beings binga exist oxlt but they know that that the thelive they theylve live lve only in a world of romance romlC For tl tlvery tho thovol very vol reason reaon that the novel will wl not stan stancriticism stnd stndcriticism tho highest and soveres soverescanons criticism by to hlKhAt ad foverest canons of art art as a picture of nature the theprefer they theyprorer prefer it It even to the artistically arlatcaly an anscientifically Id Id8cleltfcaly 8cleltfcaly scientifically analytical anulrtcl stories storlC of Mi MiHENRY Mr MrHENRY HENRY JAMES JA IS for example Thoy The war warto want wantto to be token ten away from the world c creality of ofreity reality realityHer reity Her dark brown brow eyes eo shone with a aever an anever ever changing cha ing luster from beneath th thshade tho thoshade shade of tho longest longet blackest upcurvin upcurvinlashes upcurln upcurlnIMhe IMhe lashes ever seen Long Lng eyes oyc which whicchanged whichchanged changed chameleonliko chaeleonlke from fathom fathomloss fathomles loss les green violet and ad from violet t tsoft to tosoft soft voluptuous voluptuouf brown Upon he healabaster her heralabltol alabaster alabltol skin the black eyebrows eyebrowf th thlong the thelong long lashes lahes and tho curving ourlng red lip lipstood IIIB IIIBstood stood In exquisite exquiite relief roler She wa wanil WI WIal nil al raptures rapturesal all sapphire fapphlro and rose gold golcagainst goldagainst against tho dark cushion cU hlon Theso Thee ar arspecimens are arespecimen specimen specimens of the exaggerations exaggerton of cut cutrent currnt rent rnt novels novel contemptuously quoted b bMr by byMr Mr SKPCIWICK Hut how about th thvisions the thevisions visions of tho perennial lover As com compared compnred pared with wih them aro they not rathe ratheshort rther rtherahort short of tho perfections porrectons Idealized IdealizedA Idealzed IdealzedA A great great and highly respectable repectable effor efforhas efort eforthM has been made and is Ii still stl made to cor correct correc rect this thi popular taste for the purely purelideal purelyIdeal ideal rec and popuar romantic romlmte und divert it to th thnovel the thenovel novel which depicts deJictl life lfe ns it actually actullr i ireal is isreal real life lfe not ot tho life lfe of an nn impossibli impossibliworld Impos lhlo lhloworld world of romance and it has ha been sue suecossful auec cossful c ful so far a M to make some peopl peoplashamed pple pplenhamed ashamed nhamed of acknowledging their prefer preferonco prererence onco for tho old stylo Itrle Hut the now noxscientific nowBcenttc scientific Bcenttc and psychological pychological studies Itudlc o omen of ofmen men nnd fnd women uro lr novcr in the llsti llstiof lsts lstsor of the novels most mOlt read People prcfe prcfeto prcer prcerto to read rad about creatures who will wi no nostand not notstand stand that sort lon of analysis analysisIt Ilnlrli IlnlrliIt It is not true however as nq Mr REDO SEDOWICKS REDOWICIS WICKS article artco infers inrel that tho classic classicis dl lc lcIs is unrecognized unreconzed by The Mob Spiriin Spirit SpiritIn in Literature Tho bourgeois bourpeois nove novereading nool noolreading reading mob lob which buys it is books bookl over ovetho overtho tho book counter of department deparmcnt stores storeson storeson on the train tran at tho news stands stndl fron fronthe tromtho the book agent a ent at the front door or bor borrows borrawI rows rawI thom from circulating crculatng libraries librariesgives lbrrie lbrriegiC gives giC to the novels of DTMAS Dt s and HAL HALAC B BZAC ZAC AC n I present currency currrnc which is prob probably prohablr ably greater grcer nnd lnd v Her Irer than they tllrever ever hatbefore hat hlldbefore beforeTI1 before beforeTill Till i section of the Constitution Contlullon which empower empowerthe the Ih TI1 LcjUlMurn ectnn by a Joint resolution fsolulon panni pannitwothirds r1 II twothirds ID thlrC majority mrJol to removn reID JtiljiM rr from trm tti ttilienrh Ihe IheInrb lienrh Ii I InoonirrtHHU InlrUII with wih the theory theor of thu or orBanlc oranlc Banlc anlc law v tl io Yarn 1o Tlmci TlmciHow Tllt TlltHow How can this thl part of tho organic law hi hiincongruous bo botnconvnlou incongruous tnconvnlou with the theory theol of tho or organic organic ganic law that id 1 oxcopt AS f a pretext fa fasecuring for forsecuring securing nine years CII more of HOOKER HOOKERHow HOOIEn HOOIEnHow How much more incongruous Incongrous with the thitheory thethEorr theory thEorr of the fundamental law is I tho pro provision IJro1510n vision which has ha stood In the Masrwichu Masrwichusetts IMiHchuIet setts Iet Consttution Constitution since I7SO cmpowerini cmpowerinithe empowlring empowlringthe the Governor Ooeror with wlh the consent COI1 ent of tho Coun Counell Counci ell ci to remove any nn judicial officer upol upolthe Upoltthe the address nddrtss of both houses of tho Logisln Logislnture Lcgsln Lcgslntlrl ture tlrl that la I to say upon n mere mnjorit mnjoritvote majorty majortyvote vote in the Senate and in the Iloune J0UHA o oRepresentatives or orRepre5ntativtsl Representatives RepresentativesNew Repre5ntativtsl Repre5ntativtslSrw New Torlti Revival Opportunity OpportunityTo Opportuniy OpportuniyTo To THE EDITOR or TUB TI8 sva sc Slr rcrmlt me methrough meIhrurh through Ihrurh the widely wldel read SUN S I to make known to thi thiChristian IheCbrhlau Christian Cbrhlau people Ilple of your our city el the treat that Ih3 Is Ii Iistore I of wrek begin beginnlnr beglnuln store for them lhm each evening ennLlr net nlnr uln Sunday Tbe 1 fiev C George It Lunn DP DPpastor DDpotor pastor potor of c tho Ih First Frsl Dutch tutch Heforrned Church o oSebeneculy ot otSohenectl1 Sohenectl1 Sebeneculy and d Miss 1 llcrtha Sanford the 11 Llltli LlltliIeaonrii 1ltl 1ltllea Ieaonrii lea on Are tci conduct roncur tin Ih revival meeting meetingewh mclnr mclnreh ewh evening trnln In the Gospel Tent evangel 1vlgl at thi thicorner Ibceorr corner eorr of riftynventh 11 6 enlh street trel and Uroadway UroadwayTrw Iroalwa IroalwaTh Trw Th thousands lhoUSIh of 0 f Schcnectadlons SchlrctaJlan5 who w wre re hrnntod heM heMnted ntod by bl the Ih Joint labors here of these Ih two dctotei dctoteiand deolrdal1 and al1 able servantof sennu of God Gd and ad humanity lumall lait 1a1 winter winterbear wlllcr wlllcrheM bear dully dall testimony le mnn to the rrent rrM power pO or which whl h at attended allenled tended and still sll follows tolou their work al a those Iho dally dallysomldally dal dalaomldlly somldally aomldlly and In1 sometimes omelm trldnlly tll niTtlncs uIlnl I Iwas II IIwl was wl not 101 an cflervescrnt work but Iu one that told toldand laidao1 and Ii I telliir leiial mightily for good goodTneiv KoodTie Tneiv Tie was w not here IIrr and there will 1 not be In Xn XnYork el York any In blow hlnlnr Ing of I trumpet Irulp or brntlng hratlnr of Q bl bldrurrs hidrr drurrs drr but aqiiltarneil aII mrl heart srarclilnu teilnr present 11renllion a atlon lion of Cuds Gld merry andChilifs and ChI mission In spore sporeand oJrch and nj ni No lilih ll h flown MWI rhetoric ior mustra mustrancrohatUs mutr1 mutr1ncrobal I ncrobal ncrohatUs btt foiivMl onfl loving 10lnr word spoxen Sln el fron fronztlou trol trolrlous ztlou rlous lovlnz lovb harts htto to anilous niu And AI uoincr uoincro oln olnI I o of nil ul rtnses d conditions condIH and creeds and Inl imrtlcu imrtlcuarly Ilnrlol arly to tbnic 110 of no creed red The Tb 1athTbooJ Jnlhrrbood of Hoc Hoctid nodI tid I tho Brotherhood o f Man 13 rtaj rln om 01 from ever eversfruon enry enryI an1on sfruon lr Luan ptcAchcs perhu Nearly carh ana ILoimn ILoimnpirsgns l oU IJ IJplJno pirsgns publicly publl testified for Chris ChrL ai the to Luun LuunSinfonl L1n L1nSUfo1 I Sinfonl SUfo1 mctlngs metu o here hereIn IwreIn In Miss J Satifords Saltord singing to the Ih accompaniment accompanimentof ArOmplnlment ArOmplnlmentat of a ilher of tho Ih simple sougs uu of love 10 and mrrr mrrrthere mlf there Ii L a power LnJ nd pathos Valh which melts mels hearu hearuand hl and I draws weary world worn wor men and nd women womel tc tcthe 10Ihe the fool of the lh cross cros OLU OL Dour DourSciiKXtcTiUT DORPSCU SciiKXtcTiUT SCU l VT June Junecl 3 3NeaIeclad NeaIeclad cl cted Tree Tree In the IarVi IarViTo Ia IaT To TJtB EDITOR DtTOR or TUB SUN Sir fr A wa wathrough alk alkIhrugh T T Ihrugh through Central Cenlra Part Pl In any direction dlreclon knows groa groaneglect rrOMneileel neglect of treea ai 1 shrubbery On every ham hamou hlnd hlndou ou see dead 11ad trees Ier dying treea ecl and trees from trm whirl whirlthe hlch hlchlb lb the dead branches branrll have ha not been removed rJoed In thi thillamble Iheamble amble for Instance lclanee within wihin a email mal spare then thenm IherlrA lrA m many I 1 daj lrl1 Mid 11 djlne drns Ir rf3 and nd others atjij atjijn atJi atJiIn In n need of pruning Iruling The upper meadow meaow Is almost almostrlngrd Dmos Dmostrlnrd rlngrd with wih dead Ma and An dying d llr trees Ire It I Is I true lre thatho that IhM1M 1M ho Mall Mal has hs been goncover rocor after a fashion tahlon but tho thosork Ihowork work has h not been thoroughly Ihrlchl done doneThe doneTe The Te Ilmo same slate of affairs alalr exists exlta In oil 11 the 111 other otherlarks ollrr ollrrpark park larks notably olsll the shrubbery hnhhery In Momlncslde omlllldr the therrowth Ih Ihrrwtl rrwtl rrowth killed kl6d by the lait lallwD two severe r winters wlnln should shoulde Ihould Ihouldbe be e cut eu away and the new nw shoots hol given achanco achancoThe a rhancoTe The Te dead and dying dLr trees Ires should ahuld be taken out outoot oUlro ro oot and Mi branch and d all Al the others otber should hnve hnvein bnean pruning In many man cases the ground groundibout an in Intelligent Inlelllen prunlnr ca lh rrund rrundabullb abullb ibout the roots rols o 01 the lb trees should have fertilizer fertilizerpaded tellur tellurspaled paded In InThe InThe The question of If proper prpr treatment lralmrnt Is I one on for a arained aIralned rained arboriculturist Arbrellurisl Such a man mln should Ihouhl be pro prour pmcUrd cUrd ur d and put on the work at once without further furtherlelay tunhcrdelaother delaother lelay otherwise br many man tree tr that Iha can now 10V be b saved savedrill AIedwi wi rill Inevitably Inel bly die dl and ald It I will 1 not be many malY years be beore betr tr ore a tnaorlty maJol will wi bij seriously nflected nflectedNEW nlecled NEW 8 YOKK OIK June JIM M 1 L I Ft FtSnlmmlni RSwlmmlnl Swlmmlnl Snlmmlni Imtructlon In lrutDo for the tb Water aler Shy ShyTo Sh1To To TIIK TI HniTon l mToR or Tits Tn SUN UN Air I Deferring letcrlnr to toour 10your your our very ro able AII editorial edlorlli on Lesson 1elon to Swimmers1 Swimmers1t Swlmtlrr SwlmtlrrleI leI t me clve he you a point plnl from trm an old awlmmcr Iwlll who whoas ho h as taught laulM a good rod many man people ptple to swim In a I way wayol wayno no ol usually uAI adopted Illopl d Take the lh person persn out DUlin In water waterp waterup up p to till shoulders shouders or neck where he know nothing nothingan nnlhlngcan can an happen and tell lel him to try Ir to sit sl down on the thenttoni Ihcbtonl btonl btonlle nttoni nttoniHe He le will wi nnd fnd out very err quickly Uick that It I Is I harder harderi harderIlltay Illtay i stay under Indr water wate than on lop IDI of It ItNmr I Nmr 8w Voni OIK Juno 27 2 AN OU OLI SvrruMEn SvrruMEnTo SIUlun SIUlunTo To TUB Tnl rprron rVIOI or Tin Tn SiK sir After having havingad halnrrro1 rro1 ad In your rlr paper of June J an account Acrunl of the therow Ihedrw drw row nine of a young man In the he Sound Sund I felt frl It Itai IIAO ai my duly to tell Irl a simple 51mlIe method whereby wbrebr he helight bemlhl light havr bal been saved rel relI 1 was wa oner onr told Uld by a man mrn who bad saved s1ed many manyrrsont mAnlnOla rrsont nOla fromdrownlne trmdrwnloc that If Ilhe the wouldhi olldb rescuer rescuerpproarhed recuerapPflIhd apPflIhd pproarhed Just near na enough Cn1Kh to deliver elrr a smart smartlow omlrl omlrlbioI bioI low between bel ween thr 10 eyes ee or Ir on the forehead but butat bil bilnOI nOI at nrar nea enough for the arms or hands hal of the other otheri olberU U i clutch clleh him lh he muji exercise rxeIlse judgment as I to toow 10bov bov ow he approaches Ipprabea he b will 1 render rende the drowning drowningtrson drwnln drwnlnpersn persn trson senseless and can thru bring him like Ik a ag alor lor g to ohor thorn or boat boal PRO PlO BONO Pttniaco PttniacoNEW PlBIICo PlBIICoN NEW N YORK June 37 37Want 27Wanl Want to I Ret Dark In Hint lnt Jnlepi JnlepiTo Jnlrl To THE EDITOR EDIOI or TUB atw 1 sir Can Cae we not notIft nol5hlh 5hlh Ift the conversation for a 1 brief moment Irom frm the thebjet thooUbJr bjet of the origin of life te and an the Ih Immortality Immortalitythe tmmorallr oUbJr 01 the lh roul Nul and discuss dlcu recipe rcipe for a food old oldsboned oldfalonrd falonrd sboned Southern Sulbern mint Julep JulepNET julepYORK NET YORK Juna Jun 28 A LOTKR 118 or TRUTH TRUTHThe TIUH TIUHTe The Te Retort Uxorlal UxorlalKnlckr VorlalInlckrDurnr Knlckr InlckrDurnr During my m vacation I want anl to reI et close closei clos tD i nature natureMm naluren Mm n Knlcker Klckerol You ought to succeed You ou are areInjy arealnn alnn Injy enough to me t I S00I7VO SIOOrO niO 1AME WITH WITHCAMERA A AOUIER CAMERA CAMERAWhen OUIERWen When Wen n man makes Ike pxcuaew OSCUI for the tht haz hAY hAYnpparaoe 1 appearance npparaoe of a lion lon fxed Axed on hla hi photo photographic phot graphic plata plat in Ita it native natve wilds wid on th thground tho thoground ground that he wan W8 within ten tn feet ret of th thanimal the thenlrl nlrl animal too near nal for a proper propr focus fOUl we ma macredit my myort credit ort him with rather unusual unuua nerve an anenthusiasm ad adenthwm enthusiasm The To Germans Germ eay y that tht af atr atrC to toC C Q Schillings Sh1ng had enriched enrohed seven of thi thimuseums the themuseuI museums museuI of Central Cntrl Europe Europ with wih splendid splendlicollections splendidcoleton collections coleton of African Aron fauna fauD including Inoludng som somhitherto Bme Bmehihero hitherto hihero unknown unkown varieties varlete they though thoughtheir thoughttbelr their mon of science slono and the general gener publl publlhad publo publohad had gold sd all al that could Vie b said d In oommenda oommendatlon oommed tlon ton but they are ar beginning bginnng all al over again againfor agan aganfor for Schillings Shlng during durng hla hi last long sojoun sojounin loJour in Africa Arca struck Btrok out a new line lne of work ant anthis ad adhi his hi success IUCe would make any ay man m famous famousSchillings faoU Schillings Schiing went back bak to t Africa Arca with a ven venlarge ver large photographic photgraphlo outfit outft including Includng flash flashlight nb nblght light lght materials mtra and ad telescopic tltoplo cameras per Hi Hipurpose Hispurps purpose purps was W8 to carry on back bck toEurope t Europ mani maniglimpses mnT mnTglmpe glimpses glmpe of tho animals ania In the big game garniCountry game90untr Country 90untr between btwen the Indian Ind Ocean Ooe and ad the thicentral thecentrallakelhowlng central centrallakelhowlng lakes showing them just aa a they llvi llviand Jve JveRnd and act in II a stato of nature natur as 8 they wander wandeithrough wanderthrough through the jungle and forests fof and over thi thigrass tbe tbegrs8 grass grs8 plains plainsIt It was a rare ar indeed that he could culd got neat neatenough neal nealenolgh enough enolgh to make nn effective rfotve picture plotur of then thenwith themwih wih with an ordinary camera C ora but a half mile mie 01 01more or ororf more orf away hlH telescopic telCeoplo lens len revealed it itclear In Incear clear cear detail detai the morning moring bath of the rhlnoo rhlnooproa rhlno rhlnoIO proa IO the elephant and giraffe plraIo feeding reeing or orleaven onlenvf leaven lenvf and twig the antelopes antelopO zebras zebrasgnuH zbru zbrujnuf gnuH jnuf and u hont Iot of other animal animaL grazing graig or orthe onthe the plains plain and ad the bird big or small smal Ir Irflight I flight f1ght or at rest rst Ho he went wlnt on month aftei afteimonth atl atlmonth month catching cathig many phasw phafl of the aotuaHf3 aotua aotualu Hf3 u of tropical animals animalsMost animalsIost Most of the beostfl beat of prey sock tho sbadi sbadiand shadBnnd and quiet of the forest foret during the hot day daylight dayl light l ht hours hour They are night nigh prowlers prowler lying lyingIn lyng lyngIn In wait wat for their prey at the water watel places plac 01 01along or ornlong along tho paths pathslcadlng I6adlng to them Schillings Schillingsflashlights Sohllngs Sohllngsfashlghls flashlights fashlghls were intended for those thOe animals animalsand animal and ad they served their thrr purpose purolowol well Scores Sore ol olnlfihts or ornlht nlfihts nlht ho sat out In the open opn or the force forcewithin rorrt rorrtwihin within wihin hla hi rude rde fence fenc of thorny thor scrub rb wait waiting wat watIng for tho lion the wait waiting ing lon leopard leopad or hyena byen wat watIng ing often In vain vlln for frequently rruenty nothing nothingcams Iothinp cams camo his way aud au then catching a picture pictureor or two that mi o 1 him aa a happy a ever everhunter 1 hunter Is over a big hip bag b g Other Oth r anlnmli anlnmlicame anhnnlscamA came too to1ebrnl rebrns antolopea gavels gnus gnusnnd gnuRInd nnd Ind troops of others othorand and the lens lent caughl caughlthem oaughtthem them at the brink of tho water before more morethan morethan than tho tips of their thllr tails tais had time tc tccrinkle toornkle crinkle ornkle with surprise furpre nt the vivid whlt whltlight wblt light lpht that that suddenly flnshod fnlhod upon them themThis themThl This is the kind of illustrative IluRlrtho material materialthat materal materalthat that Schillings Schilngs has just put into Int his hi book bookMil booklt Mil lt Hlitnlicht BitGlcht und BucliHa and It gives al alimpression al impression that we have h ve never derived from frorrany froman any an other source of the wild wid animals alra ol olAfrica orAfrca Africa Afrca for fort it shows them as u they nro in the thesetting thl thlseting setting seting of their own homos The king ol oll ofheasts l heasts eaits U well wel represented and In several severalplates severalplatcs plates wa sec him springing on his hl victim victimHut victm victmut Hut ut the flashlight lahlght made cowards cowarl of all 11 from fromlion fromon lion on to jackal Every Ever one of them thor uprang upranginto prng prngInlo into tho jungle OB I fast f 8t a his legs leg could carry carryhint car hint There wai wa somo excitement but more moreweariness moroearine weariness earine in the long night watches watch0 and the thephotographer thephotlgrpher photographer seems to have incurred InJred little littlepersonal lttle lttleptronal personal ptronal risk riskWe rislWo We have heard of tho friendships frle hipl of dif different IUfferen ferent species pecel of African animals anlrI and here herewo wo 0 POO o them photographically photogrphicalr illustrated illustratedOno iustrated iustratedOne Ono picture piture ehows thow two elephants and Id a agiraffe n nglrao giraffe glrao which wore ero constant con llnt companions companion In Intho Intho tho threo weeks Schillings Schiing saw IW them The Thezebras ThelehrM zebras lehrM and gnus gnls aro ro groat gr t friends ren1 and aro arousually aT aTuRua1r usually uRua1r shown together in this collection colection of ofpictures ofpictunV pictures We have commonly thought thoupht of ofmonkeys nfmonkors monkeys no I keeping to trees but one of these theseplates ther therplatl plates shows Ihos hundreds hundred of thorn In tho grass grassof gas gasor of tho open plain plan where thoy live le most of ofthe oftho the time timeThe timeThE The ThE photographic work of this thl naturalist naturalistU natlrRlot natlrRlotL U L all ni the more worthy worhr of attention atenton because becausenot beC815e beC815enot not a fnw of hU IL pictures plcturt are ar of animals that thatare thatare are doomed to extinction before befor a great greatmany greatn1n many n1n years rrr Such work as a hU will w help to toproservo toprl8enO proservo tho th memory momor of what thoy were wereamong wereamong among their natural naturl siuroundinK siuroundinKForeign surolndinls surolndinlsForelan Foreign Contract Opportnnltlw OpportnnltlwThe OpporonW OpporonWThe The Singapore Sln rore Klectrlo Tramways rAmwA Limited Limitedwith 1lmltd 1lmltdwlh with wlh HrnXMViO n11 capital raplal will wil electrically tllclrleIU equip the theSlncsporo Iholn Slncsporo ln Tramways Trlmw and a d a side Id company rmpan Ilio Ilio1asl alrl 1asl 181 India Construction CunstCellon Syndicate Sultelte Is I rmed to totnki 10I I tnki Ilk over er and all fulp all al the other tramways tramwaysIn Iralnlrs IralnlrsI I In Singapore and lu 11 other ports pnrl of the Straits Set Settlcmnif s sI tlcmnif tlcmnifThe The railways rlas of India Indll ar Iro to be catrnded and andlmrruvc1 andImrroI1 I lmrruvc1 ImrroI1 st a MI al expense UIn not rOt seceding Ctdln tlCOMOUC tlCOMOUCThe lICrO lICrOThe The ork Is I to bo undertaken tltI I en by b degrees degreesMel Mel 1 rails and nnl shlpbulldlnj hlpbnldlr materials laltll works on In a avry aI vry I large IMie scale nrc nr to bi e erected In Westphalia WestphaliaGermany elphala elphalaGrlanj Germany GermanyTho Grlanj GrlanjIM Tho IM Canadian Manufacturers Manufrclu Association odalon of ofTorono ofToronlO Torono wnulj wl particulars paricular fur the sale of machines machinesfor for nvtkluf m klur toothpicks 4c e quotations quolatlns and prices pricesfor prIce for match malUng mDkn machinery mnchnerr complete for a small smallplant omll omllI plant plll at Lisrard LIrrn Kngland tlrIAnd quotations qlolabn on surplus surplusstock lurplls lurpllsslor I stock slor for n 1 llnsguw arow firm lnn a superintendent auprlnlendenl for a alarce Alale larce lale machinery maehlntr plant p14 InvOntarlo In narlo Address Addrss tha thasecretary Iheatcrelar secretary secretarylilcctrlo atcrelarmrrlrlo lilcctrlo llithllnir Ilhlnc plant Ilanl to be erected and run runby rn rnbr by the Ih city rl of Windsor Out OutUtilise Onl1IIe Utilise 1IIe rebuilding ruldlng tenders Icnder wanted by b the depart departipt depar 11 ipt of public 1 lllc works or Frcclerlcion FrClcrlcton N 11 11tJenernl 1 tJenernl nlcral hospital Ioplal building huIiln tenders wanted wlled bjr Q QI aMurph I Murphy Moosomln Ioosomil N W TCanada TCanadaliridclnc TCaoadaIrcdglur liridclnc Ircdglur tenders nden are Invited by the department departmentif deparmtnl if public plhlc works Ottawa Olawa Canada for the following followingplaces tolowlng places Incrs Ilaytlrld arlld llelle ele Hirer 1 Bearcrton aerD n Colling Collingwood lllnr I wood 0 1 Kincardine InrAdlnt Mcaford Meld Owen Sund Sound Trenton Trentonlviictiuc Trenton1I lviictiuc 1I AUllILbtno lihcno Iolut riS rHUJ rd Amid lla Ioil IoilStanley rOI Stanley Ionlcy Ilondcatt 10ndrAn Port Por nurwell lurwet Saygeeu Srrreen Illver IllverMatcticdasb Iher IherIatehdsh Matcticdasb Iatehdsh Hay na Thoruburg Tbrbur and Wlarton Iaon all al In InOntario InUntaro Untaro Untaro1e Ontario OntarioTho Tho Company for Klcetrlo eclrlo and Mechanical In InImtry IndIr dIr Imtry at a In Icnerft Switzerland Is L10 to bare bil the larg largest larres es est rlrctrlc power pOler transmission laDIIlon plant In II Kurope Kuropeutilizing I urpe urpentlzini ntlzini utilizing 6301X10 6111 horsepower borefwrr In water er Transmls Transmlstlnn Transrl oiln tlnn U to b from frol Muutlers MOltler to Ihe city cl of Lyon LyonPunt Lrol Fr Punt nl A great rrea distance dllance In fact so o great rrA that the theoss Ibe1M 1M oss In transmission Iramlion will 1 be from trm 60 8BSO volts nolo to Mooo Mooowin NO NOolo win olo a lost 101 of OliftO 00 volts DI A large quantity qUlnt of the themost thomo mo most expensive electric machinery mlhlnef wire Ir 4c e will willDo wi be Do required requiredElrctrlo reqliredflrelrlo Elrctrlo flrelrlo lighting Ilhllnr plant plln are to be Installed InslAled at atKronenbure allronenburuslrllld lronenburuslrllld Kronenbure Austriaand at I Illchenberg Ulhenberr Hohemli HohemliKlectrlc UobemlIIclrlc Klectrlc IIclrlc tramways are ar to be b constructed eonturled at Gorton GortonLancashire GOrlonIAnrahlr IAnrahlr Lancashire Kngland fniland between hlwetn Frankfort Franktor and Oflen Oflenjaih Olen OlenbACh bACh Germany double track tack between belwrn Frankfort Frankfortmd FrnkfDI lnd md Homburg Germany twelve miles mies between betweenVvflllno bhreen bhreenA A Vvflllno lrlno and Ald Raja Italy al In Utrecht Ulrch Netherlands Netherlandsiy Nelberlads Nelberladsb b iy that Ihll city elII at a Lisbon Libon Portugal by blh the Companhla CompanhlaHarris COlnpanhl1 Carl Harris de Lisbon IJlol and a LerldaPulfcerda lerldaIulrcera and andIrlnlty andIrlnll Irlnlty Irlnll SpAin SpamSiriim SpAin1lm Siriim 1lm railroad rairad contracting rnlractnr opportunities nprrlunll exist existn rxlslIn In n Chile Chil and Argentina ArrtntnA says sn the German Urma Consul at atalparalso 41vallralso alparalso Chile Chie for opening ollnlnr the Patagonlan Patagonlannttle Palaronla PalaronlaclWe clWe nttle ranches rlnrhC and for effecting rleCllnr communication communicationilth cmmunicaton cmmunicatonwlh wlh ilth Pacific rout CMI ports fra two railroads ralma are ae to be belullt hebuil buil lullt by h the Bulgarian lulKaran Government the Dritlsh Dritlshonsul nrlbh nrlbhConsul Consul at ttanta anla Marta Mara Colombia Colombia says lars a road rad will willic Il he ic constructed rnslrcI d from frm that town to Inn Magdalena Magdalenalvcrlrorn lhrdAlenl Ihrrrm lvcrlrorn Gronlneento Gronlnen to ttolde Netherlandsby Ihrrllnd hI the theordnfdcrlandlsch Ih IhordnrdcrJandlsch ordnfdcrlandlsch Spoorweg 1100tr Comlte Comle and by b the theortuguest IheIorluruese Iorluruese ortuguest Government from trm the Port of Jfos Jfosamedf o osmtdo smtdo amedf to Chella Cbela In Us ls West Wel African Afrcan colony colonyThe rlon rlonTo The To Italian Ilalon Government will I spend Ipend 123800000 IZ360 to tomprove 10Imlre Imlre mprove navigation navlglton on al the River Io 10 Italy al and Its Itsrlbuttries ls lsIrlbll Irlbll rlbuttries sle 48500 480 horsepower horepwer energy will wil be b de deeloped derlollcd eloped along thr Ih Po In for Industrial enterprises enterpriseshe enlerprsts enlerprstsIhe Ihe he annual rent of which will 11 yield the Goverptnenl Goverptnenlrained GoTmenl GoTmenlQi Qi QiTralntd Tralntd rained Dnckt to Drlte Drie Away firasubopperi firasubopperitWoifi GraboPPI GraboPPItrU tWoifi trU U torrtipnntentt rOrtpndtn Sacrjmfnlo Bit BitC DuE C K Mastersou Mul rDlh a prominent farmer faler of this thisoiinly Ibl rUlnl oiinly has hs found a way to rid his hi vineyard of the therasshoppers IbeIrahoppers Irahoppers rasshoppers which have been Invading Iladln the county countyi count In i countless ounle thousands Ihousnds Every Fen evening for several severalays eeraldllX dllX ays he h walked alked through Ihrurh his hl vineyards with wlh flails flailseating nI eating ertnr the grasshoppers rraMhoppcr from frm the vlnej vlna A squad squadf ot f IRQ lame ducks followed folowed him picking up the therasahoppers IherraMhoppers rasahoppers as A fast ral a I they Ibe were wer brushed brobed off or the theInes Ih IhIne Ines Ine In a few days the pests sls left hla place and andLi ad adbL bL Li loss was wa Insignificant In llnlarnl In comparison emlrol with wih the theis lbelose lose is rs sustained by oihr farmer and vlneyardlsw vlneyardlswlasterson lnrrardll Mlle lasterson on s y that with wlh lnon 10 ducks he could tuld have haveriven bae baedrllbe drllbe riven Ihe pests pe5s out 011 of the entire enlre county countyModern Unl UnlKodrm Modern Finance FinanceTfacher Ioane IoaneTlberoU Tfacher TlberoU Now Johnny JDbnn what bU h I the perfect perfectn Irteel Irteellene lene n e of the verb rb to Invest InvestJohnny InvIIjo Johnny jo IB Investigate vfUre THE POLlCYHOLDEll POLlCYHOLDEllnig POLCYHOLTBB POLCYHOLTBBn nig n Salarlei larlel In Mfe Inrarcncc InrarcnccFrom 10Iroo 10IrooFol From Fol tht Ils Sprinofttld SpnDfrll Republican RepublicanWhat RepulJtn RepulJtnWhat What Is II most needed In 1fo lIolnlrac Insurance ms msagement man manaement agement aement Is rugged rned boneitr ald nd homelr heml ca caand cao caoand and conservatism cnratem and ad are a these qualities qualitiesuncommon quaUteB ao aouncommon uncommon aa a to command cmrand cucb exMier exMiersalarloa eeeslvl eeeslvlslale salarloa slale as A are ae here her paid K 1 1 o then wa mu mube mUst mUstb be b In a ittte atct of hopeleta hop lei deraorallratton demoralzton who wholegitimate wher legitimate lelltimat bualnec methods methos are ar Iivlnc vln wi wiall way all 1 around aound to t the rule of reootmltod recslzd plrao plraoBut I IBut But ercn e n so the excessive eXDllTO Miary laar Is obylouil obylouilfalling I falling faUlnl of Its IL purpow purpol It I will wi have to t go 1 an anIn and andIn In IU 11 going Rln we shall sbal loss los nothing 10thln for lire lfe Ic Icsurance I Isurance affected brllllanc brllllancIn I IIn surance except eopt possibly an aecte brilancy In management maacment which Is out of plao plt and a aways ai aiwaYllktly ways waYllktly likely to t prove proT exceedingly ucnl11 expensive expnllve t ttho t tho policyholdere policyholdereThe polcyholders polcyholdersTe The Te Equitable Euiable and the neet neetTo Pee PeeTo To TTIB TiE EDITOR EDMI OP TUB Sow BUKSI Sir I hai haiJust ha Just finished fnlsbe reading In THR TUK8uN Bim of last Thurday Thurs I Iday day a I synopsis Byno l of the Hendrlcks Hendrlok report cm cmc c rmlnc rnlnc the Equitable Equltble graft Irat It I Is 1 a slckenln slckenlnkind slekenlnc kind of tale and for choice cholc Id Id rather rtber pic picup plck plckupeomethlncabout up upeomethlncabout something about the old Fleet In the tbedaya tbedayawhen daj dajwhen when they put folks In jail Jai who couldnt culdnt pa patheir py pythelr their debt debtThe debt The Equitable Equltabll affair has ha Intsrested Intsreted ma ver vermuch vry vrymuoh much from the start aar for I felt convinced cnvlnc the theIt that thatIt It was W the beginning str of a whole 1hole lot of sharri sharriwith share sharewltb with a whole lot of trouble to follow folow I thin thinthat think thinkthat that to t Lincoln Lncoln Stiffens Bttena much If not all I of th thcredit tbe tbecrelt credit crelt belongs belonls for arousing arou u U to t a ne e c cthe or orthe the utt uttr r depravity depraity and hogglabness houtbne of mod modern mo trn ern business practises practses I think thln too that thaUhe thaUhefNt th thflnt flnt fNt McKtnley campaign cmpatc under Hannaawhlt Hannaawhltplume Hannaswhlt plume brought braught about about a flood food of commercial comroerclidepravity commercialdeplavltyln depravity In high hlKhplaces places that planted plantedtho tho seed seedof es esof of graft everywhere everywhereThe Averybore AveryboreThe The worst evidence of the complete complet do doprivity d dprvlty privity prvlty of our big bil men when interfered Interfere wit witIn wih wihIn dollar was dut dutIne durInl In the pursuit puruit of the almighty almllhy dolar Ine Inl Clevelands term when the Wilson Wilon tsrll tsrllbill tarif bill bi passed There never was a more dellb dellberato deUberale erato undertaking undertaklnl than tn the bringing brlnllnc about abouof aboutof of thn thl hard times tnles and ad utrlkcs otrlke of the We O I hap happened bappend Pullman make threat threatat pened tn hear George M Pulman at the time ha hi was W8 bitterly biterly opposed to redu reduclng reduclol clng clol the tme tariff tarltl and you remember remembr what h hdid he hedid did He le said he would give ltve them a I belly bellytil bely belyful ful til and I guess ha did didWhat cUdWhat What will 1 IC8 bo b the outcome of It all al Will Wi w wBS we weI I BS wo do In matters matere political poltcal Boon forget forlet al alabout al Or d dyou do dorou about It and go back to our knitting kaittn you think that a public publo Bontlmnnt lentmfnt Is bain baincreated belnc created crete that will wi Insist upon clean ctan doing doingand dolnc and wltl 1 that sentiment Ientment last for any sn time tme For Forafter Foraler after aler all U naw IW laws lawl wont cure cre the ab IbCfI c w wOnly Only a rclnvlgorated and persistent pCient room roomcondition condition condlttJ among amonclhe tho pooplo poplo will 1 do that I Iour I our children chidren are taught to shun the tle grafter grafterM sralterI M I they are now taught talgM to shun the rran who whihat whoha hat ha served a prison term grafting craWna will wi ceas ceasto cvo cvoto to be a I respectable reopfclable vocation ocaton And who can caiform canfonn form such Bich teachings leachll home with wih certainty crainty an anspeed and ande e speed ed but the great newspapers newspapel The preach preachera era cant do it for mighty mllhty few of us ulUsten listen t tthem to tothem them but we all al read red the newspapers and an anunder areunler under their Influence Infuenc morning mornlnc noon am amnlsht ad adnight night A B BST DST ST PAUL P A ur June ss ssTO 2 2TO TO THE ItKSCVE RFsrE OF ENGLISH ENGLISHTtio The superfluous Superfuous R and the Dlsapprai DlsappraiIns Disappear DisappearIOI Ins IOI C tn Every n Pay y Speech SpeechTo To TUB Til Krttroii I ntol or TrtR TnJ Sn titr Ir Now No by m mhalldom my myheldom halldom heldom It 1 time me for me and an even rver other wlgh wlghthat 1 lrht lrht101 that lovei 101 our native nale tongue lon ue lo butt blllnlD Into the Ih dls dlscusilon dlsclslon cusilon clslon of the Ib New ew York r late In the dny dn thoURl thoURlIt Ibou b It be For has not THK Tn SUN IN this very ver day pub publlshcd puhIshc llshcd Ishc a IleUer letter from Mr r Allen Alen of Brooklyn a lettei letteiwhich leUrwhich which states tal the rule rle and Ind tho esceptlons eplol and Ind Ii Iifact In fact tlcl the whole hl philosophy pblooph of that abominable Ihomlnblo r rso so clearly so insidiously IllclouslY and anl withal wilalao so Ingenlouslj Ingenlousljthat Inrenlouly Inrenloulythr1 that thr1 one on fears fear that tho nell thing will 111 b bl an ed edtorla edl edl10rl1 torla statins olnn that the cultivated eullvlld ear clocs oe recog recognUe reeo reeonile nile the soft and beautiful belullul r euphonic elphonl but o ocourw r rcour courw cour nobody nobo1 without 11 hll t any An taste Ie or brlnclns u uwould up upOJII would OJII even advert adnrllo to It I as a matter malrr of criticism criticismAnd crllrm crllrmnd And nd Irt me mp aik k another question qu lo tlll i not lh lhgrammarians 1brrmmnrlaI grammarians rrmmnrlaI take tke It 1 up upIbIs this awful r ran ranonl ani1 ani1wont wont onl It be only a I short time lme till 11 r become becomefor for the tb Americans meIMns what h Is I for lo the Ih cockney cockneya coekne a letter to be used where It shouldnt be and not notto no to be used where It 1 should be Think of the rtls rtlsgrace Ils grace rare of It 1 all ali 1 The he cockney h has ha no standing standingIn Sandlnr In Kngland fnrland but here ber shall Ihnl we e have h3e tho r recog recognlzed reeol nlzed and ad duly dul accredited Arcredled as a It I were werePerish WerePerlh Perish tha Ih thought lougll L vt t me not think Illnl on It ItThe 1 Th The Idea Idel of that awlul T r that vulgar allar r getting gettinga r lnr lnrI I a utandlne Iantn and rank as a r euphonic a thing to be beadopted b badoplet adoplet adopted by b all 11 those ho would be In the swim swimtn Im ImIn tn be taught laurhllo to the young ounr Vestern glrU who coma comailown cDmedown down hero to be mide cultivated cullaled and refined refinedII II Is tew I mutch J L LNKW LIW NKW IW YOIIK Ot June 57 57Yorks 21ew ew Yorks ork nTreilllary eredllr n nTo nTo To Tnr Tnr EntTOt or THIS TP SCN lifr fir Ktw Xe Yorkers Yorkersof orke of education eduealon and refinement relnemenl do cut cu final V r In al almost AImOlt most every en case CI but bu you will 11 rarely rarly Qnd nld them put putting ting an In r where whee It 1 Uo oea a not belong belon They Tbe do say sayNew sayXc Inr Xc New Yawk and cab If I our friend tred Mr Allen len will willtrail wi wiai trail ai one on ot a the tawr Ia and jar offenders olende after afternmce ater ateromeo nmce hours hDu ho will 1 1 nnd himself blmel later Iaer on either elher In InNew Inew New ew Jersey Jor or Ir ihawr avenue Ozone Park Par or orJamalcar orJIAlear Jamalcar JIAlear L I 1 1It II It I Is I n curious fact that the people who lawr lawrsnd llwr llwrand and Jawr our language lanrlai full fnl to kno know that tht they theyrto Iherdo rto so and are offended olend d If I the Ile matter IAUr be called caled to toIhelrattentlonInrrost 10Ihelr Ihelr IhelrattentlonInrrost IUellon In rol cases theydwiylt Ibe dtlT Yankca Yankcasncejtry Y nkeo nkeoIncr Incr sncejtry lrrwl will perhaps eiplaln tho Ihourlun question Keow Keowuid lieOwalI aud llourlsb In the therural Iherur1 alI uid uieddcr and par Ald mar Uourlh rural suburbs of Greater Grelier New ew York as al well el M ao up upitate Ullstae stae itate and In New ew Kngland l nIIAld New ew York orl has bl enough enoughsins cnourhIn sins In to answer for without these Expressions Exprsions like likeLtlcar lke lkeCllar Mlnnesotar do emanate from cltl cltltens Ltlcar Cllar and Mlnesolar frm cll cllzens tens of New ew York and Brooklyn Droklln but they are heir heirooms heirloom loom ooms handed down from frm forefathers forefllhr from trm deown deownEast deo deoEIIw EIIw East way lNTEn tKZnUUD tKZnUUDnnOOILTI STD STDBnoosLTK BnoosLTK nnOOILTI June 28 28Tbe 21 21The The Misused Khose Final Ioal C CTo GTt To Tt TUB Tn EDITOR or THK T SCNilr With due dueJefcreuce duedeerelce deerelce Jefcreuce to many of your correspondents correpondelia who wholave whohae hae lave written wrlen you ou regarding the dropping drpplnr of the final finalg g aa a Impartial Imparla observer will wl and Ind that eight Irb out outif oulof if ten people peple tn the he East E bave no use for this con conKmant cn cnIn In Kmant a at the tb end of their ther words After Aler reading readingr readlnrTJ TJ r K Sow SCI I watched llched my trlendi and ad myself mrel Be Belold 1101 lold I was WA an a unconscious uneun lou but bu penlitent peni lent culprit culpritilwaya culprl ilwaya doln1 comln1 or nshln nhln and almost almostivery amos amosOeo Oeo ivery acquaintance waa wa more or less lelolnled tainted taintedNow Now 0 many nan of u ue are trying to t break the slovenly slovenlylabit sIDIen sIDIenh h labit hl llunUi tlanl la I Tuft Ti SUN ew W Jtuey Is I i M bid bidr b bor or r worse wore than New ew York and up uplale tater are ae quite quiteis qule quleA A is bad M I dwellers dweleI In Manhattan MahAtan Note how many manynen may maymen men greet Irc you with 11h good rnornln morln nut u tha thairowth Iherrowlh irowth of aint aln Is more serious and pan pln of the theBrooklyn IhenroDn Brooklyn contingent cnlnrenl of stenographers alelorraphen and office officeioy omrebo bo ioy outshine oul hln Londons Lndono cockneys or our Howery Howeryvlth owrr vlth lh their golls lls and their coll papers IIe Tor them themilso Ihemals als ilso everything now Is tomethlnk orelhlnk swell I U and Ind they theygel Ihe Iher took A C B BNEW DNzw gel r 1 thflr pltchurs pllehur 1001 NEW YOB YORI June JuneTo 7 7TO To THK TS EDITOR EDITR or THB TB Sen C5 Sir We are so soiusy sobua enthusiastic picking out tht lb linguistic linguisticnote bua iusy and so f enlbusllo Inullo Inullomole mole note Irom lrm our neighbors nelrbbT1 eye that th we have hle not notlOled no nonoled lOled Ihe beam In our own ownWhat 0 0Wht What Wht U I the lh final fnal c h be dropped In England Englande Enrlad EnrladWe We e go them ono on better beler even In that Let Lellnl any un unirejudlced unprejudiced prejudiced Individual tndlldual with a good ear ea talk Iak In a artendly atreldy treldy rtendly vein eln to the first fnl few ew Individuals he meets meetsnd Ieol Ieoland and nd he will wl hear nshn thn huntn1 eatn1 eatn1nhootnr en enboln nhootnr boln flghln1 Orhl c He le will 11 hear pun puntor punkin kin for pumpkin Iumpkln bakln balln for bacon whilo whiloearlcaeuure hle hlecArercbure earlcaeuure cArercbure plctchure plclehur cnarackKr cbararlwr Ac will willnow wlUInw Inw now him under underIf If It Is no longer a sign of a gentleman renlema to speak speaklatlnctly peakdlelnCI dlelnCI latlnctly using as few words as l possible why w y let lethaos 1 1rhao rhao haos come rom again and let the Ih majority majorly run 11 with withs wtb wtbIa Ia s Ort to er e went wel tot lot ttr go 4c 0 the rest r of oftc otIhe Ihe tc conversation conlellon being blnr plentifully plcnluly Interlarded Interlardedrora Inlerardcd Inlerardcdfrm frm rora lh the President down dowwllb with up to you ou souar souareal euare euaredeal deal eal and the rest of the 110 gambling Iucblnl sling which whichow whlcbnDW nDW ow Mamps 611mpS the speech alteb of the average New e Yorker Yorkernd orkr orkrandlhe andlhe nd the residents of many manyolhe other sections sectionsToday eclolo ecloloToda Today our olr children chidren laugh at u ua If I we e use any anyilng an anIhlnr ilng approaching aplcacblni good English Enll l and ald at Illhe the better betterlubs beler belerub lubs ub we are regarded relared as a objects of suspicion suspicionven luapllon luapllonrnn rnn ven our women wmen delicately delealely voice olro get a move on onnil onal al nil to the mustard muslar and the other peculiarities peculiaritieshlch peuUarl hlch are aa but one remove from frm argot still lll If IfBB I TaB BB Sue UI upholds It I suppots IUppOI It ts ricbt rtbl Just jus as asour aaour our dictum that It iia ts not necessary nerea that a quota quotaon quolaIDn on should fould be b correct lee so 0 long as the sense Is car cared ar arrled IDn rled ed Thus murmur of Innumerable Innumerhlr bees bet In Im Imlemortsl 1mmemora memora lemortsl elms becomes beom a but In II I lie e rookery rookeryKrw rDoker rDokerrfW Krw rfW YORE Ol June 29 GBOKOI GZOIOI MAHON MAHONDnntln MA ON OND Dnntln D anUn In N New w England EnglandTO TO TBE TIB EDITOR EDIOR or TH SON Air1 A correspond correspondU U asks THE Sonlfth English aristocracy choose choosei i alter the pronunciation of hunting to huntln huntlnr r shooting to shootln have they not a perfect perfectght ght to do so soYour Your correspondent was undoubtedly educated educatedthe the University of Weehawkea or would know knowiat iat the Englishman who talks English never neverIki Iki that way Huntln aad shootln belong belongi i New England and no one but a Yankee ever everilked ilked that way wayOo Oo to thr Hartford Club and hear United Slatej Slatejnator nator Morgan O Bulkeley talk about hk hktuntln tuntln and shootln campaigns campaignsTHI THI SCHOOLUiBTEt SCHOOLUiBTEtCOHMVlLLOIfUCPBOM COHMVlLLOIfUCPBOM JtUte 97 Hie Situation N Similar U Late Condi Conditloni tloni In Norway NorwayTo To IHB EDITOR or Tn SUN Stn Com Comparisons parisons bave been made between tbe condi condition tion that led to tbe severance of relations relationsbetween between Norway and Sweden and the sltUK sltUKtlon tlon In Hungary but in reality tbe two cases casesare are not similar In Norway there was wasunited united people reaolved tn break away from fromuncongenial uncongenial conditions In Hungary there Ii Iia a medley of races owing allegiance to a com common mon sovereign but none too well dlnpowJ dlnpowJto to ach other though of one mind In thrlr thrlrantipathy antipathy to the Magyar It Is this salient salientfact fact that constitutes tho difference between betweentbe tbe CMO of Norway and that of Hungary Hungaryand and It will effect the ultimate solution of the theconstitutional constitutional truetie truetieYour Your correspondent John Skcotthy when whenhe he Bays that Baron Fejervsry will not pro provoice voice tbe nation nor ask fora budget nor recruit recruittroops troops nor collect taxes Is right Ha only onlyundertakes undertakes to make a proclamation ursine ursinethe the nation to pay tho taxes of Its own free freewill will and to appeal to the young men who whohave have to serve In the army to enroll themselves themselvesof of their own accqrd Mr Bkotthy says the theGovernments Governments program does not offend tho thoConstitution Constitution It Is In fact a form of plebis plebiscite cite That being so a very powerful weapon weaponIs Is placed In the hands of the King and Gov Government ernment should the Magyar Parliament re resolve solve to call on tbe people of Hungary tn tnoffer offer passive resistance personally and In Intheir their com iatt to tt e appeal of the Klnga KlngaGovernment Government In other worde to strike strikeFor For the first time since 1867 the Rumanians RumaniansServians Servians and other Hlavonlo elements and andthe the Germans of Hungary would have so op opportunity portunity to throw off the Magyar domina domination tion by legal means and I believe they will be only too willing to avail themselves of tlm tlmchance chance The Magyars would find themselves themselvesIn In a holpleaa minority It Is true that the latest official statistic statisticplaro plaro tho Miiifynrs of Hungnry at 8741301 In which are Included 831378 Hebrews anil anilthe the other races at 10402358 hut as a matter matterprejudiced prejudiced inquiry st least a million nnd a half should be deducted from the Magyar Magyarfigures figures and added to the other side Thi ThiMagyar Magyar officials employed In taking the cenhun cenhunmade made it a point to Magyarlze as many Rumanians Germans ana anf Slovaks an they theycould could by describing them as such In thn thnnational national ty columns In order to swtll tha thatotal total for political purposes nnd at elections electionsthe the Magyar officials have used Intimidation Intimidationnnd nnd every other means to prevent the nomi nomination nation of nonMagyar candidates whtla th thdisqualifications disqualifications or nonMagyar voter are such suchthat that they have practically no electoral rights rightswhatever whatever whateverBut But In eplte of tha proscription of their theirlanguages languages and the kindergartens to which whichthe the Rumanians and Slovaks are compelled compelledward ward the Magyar language makes no prog progress ress In five cnmitiilt In the Rumanian dis districts tricts In 900 only 134457 out of 1432110 per persons sons or less than 10 per cent were able tn tntry try the Magyars and Baions as the Germans Germansare are called can communicate with each other otherThn Thn Thnlanguage language statistics of thn Hungarian reel reelments ments also 150 to prove that tho Magyar ele element ment is greatly overstated in official docn docnIt It Is theso facts that render a solution simi lar to that In tha NorwegianSwedish dis dispute pute unlikely tf not Impracticable Some Someoverwalous overwalous PanGerman In the Austrlarr AustrlarrRclchsrath Rclchsrath Is reported in Fridays despatches despatchesto to have proposed a resolution giving Hun Huntrary trary permission to secede and calling for forthree three cheers for the future PanGerman Em Emperor peror but the resolution failed for want of ofa a nuorum and tha cheers for want of voices It is not In nuch a way that the matter will willhe he settled but according to the response of ofthe the nonMuKViirs of Hungary and of tha thacooler cooler headed members of tho dornlnatlnsr dornlnatlnsrrnce rnce It Is too early to tell what methods methodsthn thn KltiK nnd his Government will employ employto to nttiln tholr purpose but whatever they theymay may provn to be It Is evident that the rulen rulenarn arn proceeding with great caution and delib deliberation eration PEJU PEJUNEW NEW YotK June 2D 2DEAltLY EAltLY nAlLnoiniG nAlLnoiniGTho Tho First Trial Train on the Camden and andAmlioy Amlioy In IS31 IS31To To THE KniToa or TUE SDK Sir In Inyour your article Facts In Our Railroad History Historywhich which appeared In todays leiue you stata statathat that the first train between New York and andPhiladelphia Philadelphia ran on the Camden and Amboy Amboywhich which road was begun in 1832 1832Judlne Judlne by he following letter the road roadmust must have been begun nt least a year earlier earlierI1rnBERTSVIILB I1rnBERTSVIILB N J NOV II HU HUMT MT DKAR Sox I should have written you Ira Iramediately mediately on receipt of your letter but there wa waa a celebration ur llrst trial of the Steam Carriage Carriageon on the railroad nrar llordentown on Saturday Saturdayth th 12th Inst I went lo see the exhibition aa 1 1write write some of the particulars to you They had a acoach coach that held thirty passengers attached to th thsteam steam car and ran one and a quarter miles In two twominutes minutes and twenty seconds This they repeated repeateda a great many tlmej M there was a great assem assemblage blage of pfoole there and all wanted to ride Thi ThiLegislature Legislature was Invited and attended In a body bodyand and a great rnany of the beat pcoplo In New terw terwRnliert Rnliert Stevens conducted thn machinery himself himselfU U was a fine performance and gave great satis satisfaction faction Your affectionate father fatherOKAPUrt OKAPUrt llBRBERT llBRBERTIn In Glimpses of th Railroad In History Historythe the Into Mnrtlm 1 Tatnb snyHi snyHiRobert Robert I Stevcnn son of the distinguished distinguishedlohn lohn It Stevens wn engaged In building buildingthe the Oftinden nnd Amboy rnllrond In 1830 1830and and firs1 Inltl the elnndarn form of rail known knownns ns thn Stevens rail In this country and an anth th Vlcrnoles1 In Furope He purchased purchasedK K locomotive of thn Stephensons soon after aftertho tho trlnt nt Ralnhlll 1829 called the Monti MontiBull Bull and HB first public trial on tha partially partiallybuilt built rond iitR rd ntovn occurred In Novem Novemt t the Centennial Exhibition 1878 The Therailroad railroad wns opened for trnfflo Hbout 1M1 1M1nnd nnd the engines uaed were mnrfo from deslpns deslpnsof of Slovens of lloboken llobokenWlLMUI WlLMUI VV fiCOTT fiCOTTFASSAIC FASSAIC June 22 1905 1905Wllltni Wllltni to Par for Ulii Contempt Contemptfrom from tlit Uostan Herald HeraldThe The following anecdote Li told of Gen Gllman Gllmanarston arston a once famous New Hampshire lawyer lawyerOen Oen Marston was attending court at Dover Doverhen hen a young attorney made a motion that was waserlsd erlsd y th Court Th ymmy man reman remantrated trated against what be thought was the wrong wrongullag ullag ot the Judge So vehemently did be rs rslonstrato lonstrato that he was fined 110 for contempt of ofourt ourt An older attorney took the matter up and ande e WM flned a similar sum Still another who whobought bought he stood a little better with the Judge en eneavored eavored to straighten the matter out but be too toonrlched nrlched the coffers ot tho State by paying a tea teapot pot lor contempt contemptOen Oen Marston was then Been to rise In his seat seatnd nd advance to the clerks desk Taking bis long longocltetboolc ocltetboolc from his pocket he took out two tea tealollar lollar bills and laid them on the desk deskVnat Vnat Is that for said tbe Court CourtI I want you to distinctly understand said the theeneral eneral that I have Just twice as much contempt contemptor or this d court a any man here and I aoi j jlaying laying for It Hard to FUy OB OBFrom From On Succeit ifa w ln lnThe The experience of George B Cortelyou ehalr ehalrnan nan of the Republican national committee dur durng ng tbn recent campaign were many and varied variedAlth Alth keen relish he tells of one that came under underik ik notice noticeA A country club about to give a parade was debtt debttng ng u to the number of transparencies to bs hs 1 1n n line It wai about settled that twelve would be behe he proper number when an old fellow with his hisrousers rousers tucked In his boots arose and said saidI I guess two will be about right Talnt at all allIkely Ikely moren two will know how to play on m mA A noman Catholic View of thn Japanese JapaneseXewr Xewr was a soil better prepared tor a pernlcloui pernlclouiihltosophy ihltosophy Their beautiful country satisfies them themmd md they do not look beyond They ha v been beenaught aught to be patriotic from their youth and they theydore dore the State ItlsStateolatry In Us most perfect perfectzpresslon zpresslon and the way they Immolated themselves themselvesor or It shows tb Intensity of thrlr belief H U on onit it the most stupendous sudden and startling startlingrlumphi rlumphi of materialism TChlle grappling with It Itn n Europe the Church ftnds It exulting and crowned crownednth nth lory tn Japan and the wools world applaud applaudforth forth Carolina to Build Cherch With Tnbarr TnbarrTags Tags Tagsihltjv ihltjv rorrttpondrnre RaJfljh Vrui ant Obiint ObiintJ J 1 Wlthrow a well known merchant of HollU HollUmd md Elleaboro proposes to build ehjjrch at Holll Holllnth nth tobacco tags Every tobacco rhtver r n nontilbute ontilbute hla p rt to this cause Instead ot throw throwng ng away the tags Just drop them Into your pockt pocktd d forward them lo J P D Vilthrow HollLi HollLiC HollLiMr C Mr Wlthrow bought and sold II 00 north of ofobacco obacco tail last year which fact will give a ven1 ven1lear lear Ides of bow easy It will be to collect enough enoughagj agj to build t churco

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