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REPUBLICS NEAR WAR
America Protects Peruvian Con
sul in Guayaquil.
COLOMBIA OFFERS TROOPS
Lima Reports Army Held Ready
Possibility of Negotiations
li Washington.
«~.ua>aqui;. saVsr. Arrii a. Wdtkm "
nc ■ rlitht tf a nU- Peruvian rioUr.p.
raJark*. th» Perurian «'ons«l.
I MBjtt a:i stryixun sit th« America OOO
*ii tat* !o-da> .
Thr Peruvian Consul left liere to-t.i«riit
'•>• >"ar;io. The American Osasl ha-s
'Hken . bOp Bf Peruvian intere>ts. The
pjaosjrDment hap <^rtaMished a a'iaiß«r
►hip e.f hit dispat r^'»
President A!faro ha* received a tel*-.
rram from «seneral Bustamar.te of the
Colombia arm;, offering five thousand
trrw-,;* from Colombia to assist Ccuador
hi catu* of hostilities with pom
the far* of the popular excitement
itai Mating. It 1* officially arnounrcd
that Ecuador and I'tu propose to
-Mtle their boundary dispute directly at
"« ashinpton Ecuador's sj^rial envoy is
<■ — . '. Ponre. and he will po to the
r-T)r>rican capita!.
c.-tlm was re-ostai>lished th:» morning,
rvi'ir.p Monday proups r-arr^ina; Colom
bian *nd ct.'lian flaps paraded the
nr"'!« m ins, "I/^r.j; live Colombia and
in ihe afternoon a mob of one
•' A-jstr.d persons seized four ferryboats
• thr> •;•■..- c, U aya.s. w«th the intention
Of BSjhSfj them IB the cagftßN •C the rt«»w
PajtUvam ■ttsOnci Huallajra Approach
• c :he rtPirif the men <-.r> the f»>rr>
r •?>? v.eiran To aHaehsrpe tiieir revolvers.
-« •.-»•: eiipri-, the Huallaca * ais< d anchor
*^o saileal out to see.
■^hrouchout last nipht rr«wds p«rade<l
tb» »»re^t« ftrinp small arm*. War at
, • r . y A- "■ is heiiex-ed probab>
; han). April f> — The forc»-.« of peru are
• a»r arms awa^tlnp the outcome of th«
r with BBbssbssT Admiral VlHa
r- r)f» ha* been placed in command
nf thr feet Mi Colonel Alvar*-? has been
|fs^o:nTe<l ,-hief of all tre land force* in
the Dejtntßßssi of LAmhayeque Th' full
•c • f. str<rc-tji :« prepared to advance
• • - moment's notice.
Th* povrm.rnerit has formed a r,av*l
J.vinnn. consist inc of the cruisers Ai
mirßTrte lirau. the L'ma and the Coronei
Th* ICfJMVI and Indignation caused
htr* r^ the attacks on the- Peruvian
7 rpg*-^.-, ;.t Quito and on th-s <-ountr7-' c
rnv« :; ' a tr sj Quaya<jull. MtMB Peruvian«
n. -. BjnAaf] their nvapsjfty dejttrr>>ed
• th» olors of their republic drapped
B <v-<«v -<« <ijM. attnued. Peru ir aflame
•n ,tv, pa»rin-i«rn and ready for war.
The c#>i-t r^i i*riversU\ '-•> callM a
popular rn.-iFs meetinfr.
Twn.t; thousand persons from Calia^
, T.;ma aasjeßßßaad B1 the principal
nsjaajß ' - • ■•• B ard liptened to
r •■ - r>eefh*t hy President T^epuia
. • - | Ftafdgß Minister.
baSranJca • nsafa of Eha Town
ITT • 'Z houses vrrr
.
f;oon doctrim
TV r .-;, %r> whrrr the fiith^r ha«
'" <="-■; v bey-*- iV.-- mother v-»uld like to
l . pp fv r ChiM. but simply la^kf the
i .. r f rapacity, 8 - .:r*i> in Mjch CBM
"•c Kho :"tr> to h f Ip the Tintb.'r.
• i -t she r^ri kacp tar Mm hoBM
k*JCp fI • '*■-i '" '♦■ tv ia» hi the
thin*; pow?jbl» for that child."
v ■•
F*»r»'v whs* we art doing. Help
US continue tn» good work. Send
vOi»t you rmn — NOW.
WIDOWLD MOTHERS' ft NO
Mn n IlIMm »:in«telr». rv»»l<J»Tit
Mt» JrfTrrhnn H*||ffman. v#*r^t»r>.
10 Clinton Street.
i ", thr Northern Hr->qli*s a V<r
■
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H . •■ hfO'l if- boirrd,hi* ht-aJ is houvd;
,4. i A* hmnchfs nr* wmppeji r*n
a ■■■ tCJf .<•/'»•'■'/./.
'//:.- i\r>nv> r.f a Palm to Otfaitt
At,
•>,f in the. vridtl nf thr huminij
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I ■ ,'roi < I
jr '<> rrs pjcf .;.•)'< r, .»■
The Fir and
the Palm
A Novel
By Olive Briggs.
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i Impoi ■ - ■ • -' •'s~riu«t« •-■■
' ' •*-' rapifi ■ »I* • v
' •• flr«m«' '•* ' b i>niurS»M i nioti
Uiarles Scrihner's Sons
Deafness
■ ' of the
•• - i for the r*
:•' •• .. :■■ <"■■ »111 be ir, New Vo'k
the Imperial (totrl IM and
.\pr:i 4. ... •. ;. >. and I fca
■viirf and eiiplaintns; th#
♦ • ■ -a >,< r la jkf
*■■ • • .i 'i iti 1 - ;.le Kxanii
• ■■«■> «nd i <
■ n enl •<• rail «t the
. • ■ > . , . <' . « f oi : <-.
!•••'• giving Full i.hxtu-u
' • . 1..,- !-- •
M«.m. 0f1...-. HIIMIN i \i< MM m «<i
i.. i.«i> ri<lk I • I-«(IU K|
' ' A Ttvu M:lc Wilk m Every ho i.c. ' '
i^ETAWI HLSSTUS
m^^^^mm^^^^m^tmmm , -» rfmi (at •
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nrr a VAj ' .•■■*^»t;r.« tbmt tt
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I mmm^ mm^^ m^ mmmmt " » aooj witfaout
"•• »»»rtlon
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1'"".1 ' "". I '• ajanej a OcSMti *n<\ »i tr«
tntt •-.»•» 'i-utuMt i ■ -. - ■ •-' . »•'• or
» } r-Lv •• «•»• ' ■ :? v.M»»r.«:. Bj .
diabetes :: ::
a - :el- Dutrltlv* f»' --•-'• •■■.-■' t ' -rap
' ' • -.•»' «»• . ■ - i in « aisjtlt,
'•' ' •'■.'I n--' v» pr,v,+r pod • n» rg \i i»«fl
■ - o»w^r ti ;'»-f;ern»f R;K". Baltaa's stc
hU,S<VO » 't
■ ■ rmr M Wi'f r^i BOOS " >•■•* Vofk
WATERPROOF TARPAUIJNS
For Covering Mercfotnditr
dows hrincr ocrupied b\ women, who
clapped their hands and waved handker
chiefs There was no disorder.
A CU ""• I council • m h.M<i. li«>:mu
t f ur hours, and it «a said thai IHHOHa
tl«.ns with <'hili had turn «.pene«i. witli
th* 1 pmhabiMty that a satisfa tnr\ aproe
men? »fiiiM be r- r.r\\, ,\ <'n tl, Qtsßattaß
of the disputed t'-'ritoj;. « .f Th. M and
Arica
It is rumored t..-mrh' lha' »mrahips
will go at once to the Ilivrr Qoayaj
Wnshlnpton. April , » -N'otwlthstand-
Ina; the warlike demonstrations which
are t:iklne plar» oaily in QoßSnaanJl and
QttttOj .i« wrll ;'i« in Lima, whi'h admit
todu are of t)v pra\«M -hiirarter. there
is BJtti >,€.|>e .if an amicable adjustment
Of the difficult*' s rw-twren the two tajasav*
tries
Fron. «.r>q.;lnes It the State Dejwrt
ttiftl' aud e!»» - her» thr-re Is reason •"
hi Qaasj th.it Use povorntuent of Kcuador
has r7rr»-550.l an inclination la attempt
the adjustment !)> din-ct negot iations
with Pern at Washington, but Peru's
attitude ii« not vet known. ?>uador. It
fa understood, alreaiiv has desipnated
Oem^nte Ponce. ■aasst I,opcz. a prom
inent . -itizen. and Mr. •'arbo, the Bctla>
doran Minister • . re. to act in her be
half In case an airreement is reached to
institute nepotiations
It was p<"int»vl out at the Rate pe
partm^rt that any such mode of pro
cedure must ■cesjajajsjiflj be conditional
on mutual aprcemeni If Prrn should
desire t" nttempt to sohe thr situation
in this manner it was also said that as
a matter of rour*e the if»od offiren of
thr l"r't*d Slates would have to be pre
ceded by definite requests by both gov
ernment?
From recent rrport<» it bj learned that
the rvrmian arm> contains about four
Thousand offirrrp and men The army is
provided with tw-enty thousand Manser
rifles*. t^onty-four Maxim and <;^tlinp
curt? and twmt\ -four licht fUBa TIsS
r*pri)\ :»n navy raSaalata of Use Lima, a
rrulser ■•' 1.7 ( »i ton!«: the Almirante
Grau bt<] the <'n]onel Rolosmes'l. each of
UM MM and twenty-four knots srw^d.
The lai«t named urr*» launched in lf*~ifi.
Th*» BcuaxJoran army r.umhpr? nv
rroximstriy tin Kame ajj that of Peru.
but the national puard la «ald to r-nn
s«t of ninety th.-.,,5 a men What pro
portion of this nimb»*r -noij'd be a\ail
able 1n rajp of ■war. however 1* rroh
l»-m»tlcf,l K'!]?"ior I navy .-.plc.lt! of S
torr^do launch and a transport
Tb.> t-rv;hl. Vtitrfr IVm and T'-'jadcr
b^ra* 1 with « boaaAar] d'sp^te. -which i«
«"' - lava KHmj Upsnsa; Ha a"-bitrator. 11l
f»*l<nir l.«> rori tinned, and Usera have he*n
demonstration i -i-, hot!. . -nun-rier atramst
the, r»pr<>f.pntat'V'« af the thet < "olom.bia
has e-xpressed pnp-,j)*r sympathy ■with F>*ii i
dor. nid us Chtfl thai ll I*^1 *^ I dispijt* nvrr
tbe prir. jn,-r^ at T«i-riii «pd Afiea artta
Peru. t)ie latter COUUtl>. therefore, f^^je
the anfrsßßdUaen tH I ret ttsttsjr r. j-iibi «•«
CAPTURE WIFE BEATER
Women Beg Policeman to I>t.
Them Drown Him
r - ,-. _ .... t-,»» irOjaw 1
• "'tori H^ir'its. Perm . April .^ Pe^ten
Until he way .-i«rjon= by women
tieichbors. aifdo h^d c^'jcrht hi»n heating
•i- " ite. jni-.Ti Mvttafly «ra« dr^pgod by
his assailants to Darby «'rreK this after
noon <nd wasj or.ly s^v^'d FrotH bund
thrown into the stream h\ th» timely ar
ffval Of a rMill« % rnian Tho women plead
rd t" b<- aUssjsad J" ton their captive,
hiit UM BfBoSJS; refij^ rd Htid took him
t^fnre n mapi^trntr. who ...
court
Mundv p| said tohtvi driven his chil
dren from UM bOBK and to bSVfJ 'Hif^
his witi v it h i rlub. when Klibaia
>« ,r,. ; ,r gi paajm inj ralUed lo her >M
with brVMltaa, sjMVdl and mh'r handy
V r. -,ons
WAR IN ABYSSfNTA FFAPTD
Government Prepares to Aid Rajs
Michael M»»nelek Better
lti*« • • ■
■
RECORD PRICE FOR RAW RUBBER.
I
ML a ■
_ ■
SANTA FE TURNS OVER.
; • • • • ■ -. ■ l r , r
< . tea 1 a
KC»*BLY RENOMINATEDa
h' • : for I
t 7th !•-
SEE WASHINGTON
THE NATION'S CAPITAL
The New Summer
Arrow Collar
High enough to look well—low enough to
feel well. Plenty of room for tie to slide in
13 cents each- 2 tor 25 cents
duett. F—tx>4y at f •"•»"«« Mslir.iv Troy. N. I /vKROVV CUFFS. ZS Cent*
YEW-YORK nwr.Y TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. VHMT, 8, 1010
YERKES PAINTINGS SOLD SOCIAL DEMOCRATS WIN
Almn - Tadema's "Spring"
Brings Top Price Opening Night.
HENRI REINHARDT BUYER
Forty Pictures Bought f0r5162,
225 After Eager Bidding by
Crowd That Fills Hall.
■ 'jrinc.' by BIT 1.. Alma-Tad^m.-i. was
foH ro- I22.C+* to H 'nrv K<inhardt nt the
?n~- eveatttf/s of lalniWs paliiltngi
-oii-rt-d 1... the late I'har!'": T. Verkes. In
Meadctaaohn Hall last nlcht. v \»a« Ch^
hlKhCst pri> c "' the evening, when |ltX22f
wa« paid for foHy tillllTl' Tfc*. *3le was
<onductej by Thoma<: i" Kirny.
Bsnty Retnhardi also paid $T.3<>« rot
"Ornri'i Canal. VaMaoa," by Bm; ?<5.00'»
for "The Baeajft of the Emperor." »y J. B
Edouard I»^taill»? . |«V.IM for < S»>r\-ants
IviinrhitiK." '..v Joseph Ball, and j:."-'^ l for
"Tho Amafur of Antiquities'" by l>on
f;ninfn
■Invadinc CttpM*! Rralm." by Boujru"
rpa-i. SJOM started it $3,000 and «-a*»
ktinrkH down to William Barhoiir it
.1.
M< teftaaaoa Hail was tilled to overflow
ing an<l thf- blddins: was (nfc,*r and spir
ited
<>th*-r noteworthy pales wer» :
! U-turn f»-«t Bird, Jin Van H<*'-« O
H-r.,t. air^nt >1 'C-.
' rortrait of i I.ittl*- Girl Daßnan-B" 1 :
<;ia»-ni^r &- Co l.'*>o
A N"r>.)k or, thf i^ k.-. E Baarbea IViilei ;
H.WMri M M.-<-rrm!.-k . . 10
Th« <;u*r<ifr;i»Ti Decaasps; c n— >■- l MB ,
I Th» \rti>f> Studio OB the Hill. .' C.
Can; n. .v Duvr^n 6.400
Th" R«cor.nols»anr»>. MHaaetilei . Scott A
rtoortei 5..V0
t<-a <*oa«t. A v • enharh «> '•• •-• • 2.4fn
tiv Psrsje. i Ra^tlen l/rj.Hc*.. — - 1 ""•
Th«- Broil stall. H. Iyov*. Knr»dl«T « OS itM
Pyaatattoa anr! Galatea. .1 I. r,tr*w»:
P H. Dnsro *.O«»
rMana md Vt^r Nymphs Rathinn. Monti
<~<-i:i. i•. lirryipt. a«»>nt I Mi
Frpjvirlrc fur -he Hunt V Un\ hot ; FVi
Hran^ii. . ' IMi
Th» Sarrl]»rlr.n« Monkey. J. «; Vlb»rt.
Tooth *• Son? . « ■■!
I^irT? «' Suniwt, <;fi.r»r' > Inn»»s.
N. A . ICaaedler ft Co 5.4005 .400
T: <■ rYasjal M»>al. .lo«rf liira#|g Knf>edl»r
* r<i . l?.!y«
Tbt sort Rivpr G Courh^t : rniT-und
Bast • »»!■•
Th* Ratnat, Ednuard r^'atll'. G*orpre
McKnaoa ppr.nr • r"0
Th' Masses T>>-1 to th»> Uraßon. sir E>l
war'i Fum'-.l'Mif: Captain .' R r " '•»
.Mar - '**>
TV. P'lnr^F? i Mil* to '*«■ Tr» Sir
V?<lnarri BofTM I■■ ■ ■ Mr«. w. Seass... r llfV »
a Calm ny th» Bchtldt. P. .t •;»}«. C
v ■, Fllltnp* ft- 0 " 0
A Count rr FXtlval L Knsu«: r.'ifrn*
Plsrhhof ' ft . finr >
Thr !>»([««. f; <"harl»mont r«pta.ln J. "
rv Ls Hat '- tlV>
WET GAINS IN ILLINOIS.
Fpw if Any Towns Changp to the
Dry Column.
< hi BfJO, April I Incomplete re?iim? b>
DtgtM on ♦^' > tocal option elections li^'d 111
t4-t n'irs and BBWni throupho'ii nitnota
to-da'' f-hov\"d tpit". for th« weta.'
Tl-i«s«- Bgures ■BOe/td that ::_■ towns
changed from to *••«!*" and i^
• hanged from "Wt" to dr\ • Of rv. towns
is voted wet."
DecatuT, srMcn voted] dry two year« ••>'-•'
by l. n -°. -da- voted wet by *?*•■
ntnton .».apge.i a dry Bajortty of <**
t*«o ran ago. to a wet majority of ' A
vot»n to-da' . Rorkford a I--, changed in
JoJiet loct b#S "f it«- r\r* majority of
-/inn from two years ago
c,aiest>ur»r was the ..tiiv '"■ of any *i7.e
to \ote dry. shutting out «.aloon« bj 111
VOtPS
Sprtngfleld. Rioornmcton. fTlgin. Danville
find FYSJfpOti voted to retain saloons h\-
Tiiaiorities equal to or greater than those
Kiven two year* ago
Tlit* •,«ere numerous flSJhts ' day mi
Cnpf «"*reeu. In I»;in\ille Township Dur
has the afternoon County Judge All*- srtrH
«"Vovernor DenOSa. asking him ♦„ order out
th> BtflMa, but bttCT the sheriff nwor» In A
la re- BaWbet of deputies and the order Co ■
traopa snu cancelled
CHICAGO'S NEW COUNCIL
Democrats Gain a Majority —
Woman Couldn't. Vote.
Chicago, April E Democrat! alined a ma
lortv to-day in the City Council for the
drat rhn* In several 'ears of thr thirty
rl^ c Aldermen Chosen. one from ea«-)i vn'.l,
the Democi el*, -I^,l twenty-one. the Re
pubttcans twfhe nnd the Independents two.
The new < "oun~il will he composed of
t'.ir'v -T-iin. T"»enio<-rsts. twenty ■ Rpnuh
licans and two independenta.
It if probable thai the new Council will
h»ve to deal with the problem of construct
ir-g r paaaensjer subway ;<nd with g^« and
lelephotw service prlcea, The term of
Mayor Fred A Bu*'c. RerHibli.-^n. doe-= not
ax pore for tw> >ears
Except for the arrests of about forty
t-aloonkeepors for keeping open during rot
i- c time t( : e electioti WSJ quiet T!>e
■ttftrajpPtU I attempted to wtdge n i , vote
when Dr. Sara JaiaßOO app»'»r«-d nt the pnlla
nr.d dcnMnded a Vcillot ??#r me appeared
r.n the list of "registered voters." but she.
was not allow • d to vote
CITY ELECTIONS IN MONTANA.
In tha etty *i*r
•
candidates \\pr< R^nerall)
. ■ •.' ■ pan
• h ;iu n \ ma Iprlty af ti> • ■ ■
men in Butti Mi-.nl.i. Anacoadx «,nd
Pennsylvania Railroad
TOURS
April 7. 21, and May 5. 1910
$12.00 and 814.50 from New fort
Covet* all im < Mai j expense,
Tf-'ruri— ti'-k"- n"A mil information ma»
>< obtained fT»m T|<k-t A^.nt. <• Cfnddi
i. r k :-<?n nfia Inmm k«« r«rtu «
I » WOOD r*BO « rot l)
Concord
with Ar«-Notch
Evanston
wi'h Buttonhole
New Party Sweeps Milwaukee
in City Election.
TAFT A NEW STATE ISSUE
Candidate for Governor Bases
Platform on Support of
Administration.
1 1;\ fMeajnasa to The Tritvin*- 1
Milwaukee. April f>. — Social Democrat",
led by Kmil Beldel, as candlflate for Ma- <•:
swept Milwaukee hi the municipal election
to-day by apprasw*atefy MM votes, the
largest plurality of any party in a similar
contest in the history of the city.
The Social Democrats will <<>ntrol the
'"■mr.ion Council, having elected all six nl
dermen-at-large and carried fo-irte* n
wards out of twenty-'hree v J. Scho».
necker. jr . Democrat, who ran pecor.d.
•was about S.<«v» aheai of t^ir .t M Beftel.
Republican.
Th*» platforms of all three p<^rtl<^^ were
similar. They advocated home nil*. Initia
tive nnd referendum and regulation of the
liquor traffic.
Fmil SrWI. Mayor-elect, said of hr out
come:
Th* result m*-ans that the p*»opl* ha'«
derided to take rharßp of the- affairs of
the city themselvps, a!t«r many yoan of
misriilp. Our lonp vr>ar<= of ►•riucqtjonal
work has produced fie expected results,
and hereafter the intellicent working
classes In Milwaukee will always insist on
having th« controlling voice in th- manaS*
ment of city affairs.
Follow are some of th»" aubJaCta Hie
Social Democrats are pledp-d to tnfrodu.-e
into the city (tovprnment:
1 Horn- rabj for the ritv.
2- Inttlati\p urA r»frr<>n.ltiT'
3 - P*-t'»>r hoo! =
« Municipal ownership
.*> IVnny RBKhSS
I -streotrar tn BBCtakta streets
7 Trad» union .■on.iitions of laV'r.
— A (^>a- for fvrry pa«sfnger in 'h<- itrsst
■ar«. liftlni .ia.-k^ autnrnarir b'*-ak« and fenders
S>— Tatie c*al str»<»toar far«
10 ?:;r^-t hour iia\ for tator
II - ' %6S|M «raf«
'3 — Cheaper i f by rre<ri!« of municipal p!am.
M- -Cheaper coal and wood bs m»ar.« „f mO
nl<-lpai rr>«l and woo.l yards
14 CheapT anl better !ieht- an.l mot* of it
by rre.in« of munirlpal plan.
I.*> Cr.rpora»lons to ra- th.ir full « ir. ef
•
M •Clean trretean Olasaoai risen ■ an.] <its-
Inrects ■ay c»r\ da».-. it is p<Mmpri oal
17— *Jtte*l clastita and comfort !.tation!«
1* W< Hi for th* un«mplove'J at uuvn TaiPJ
and olfM-hour days
It U'Mnws who do washing for luppori .f
familt»s in h*v« water rat*-- '-ipittpd v.\ eltj
.'> Cheap bread, b] rai|lllllng standard «ptcTir
in every loaf
Outside of Milwaukee the intern-it
throughout the sr^i. .. nt r .-,| in the \or<
on th» question of " wet" or 'dry '" Thr
"wets" t» «r»» vtctorfo* in a iarge number
of cities n n^ towns, Incluatug all thte lareer
cities The Prohibits won over fly»
rfltacea «r* retained a dozen other?.
Victor L Bers> r a leading Social Demo.
Tat. Mas elected alderman-it-ln-ee Mr
Ber^fr. who p| |oiri*.r of his party •■ Ml
wauke 0 . sa ( l of the ele< :■
lllfal i* the Rrat time la the history of
the country that the Social D»morrat> hive
carried ■ large cftj All I have to sa> it
this time is that the party will give Mi!
wauke« the heal administration it ever had.
or that any Am»rt"an elti ever had -.
sauare deal for everybod] will be our aim "
Spiders Bfntalttjr si estimated to be »bo'it
K^'^ His election i^ attributed to the dis
ruption of urn RenabUcan party by the oM
La Vollette factional fipht
Seide| bad been prominent as an aglt.ito--.
and the fi^ht appeared at the start to 1-«
herwe«*n 1 im and Bcboenacfear. As the . A"i
paien adhrancad, howeiar. Refrej-f, rjaaoes
brhjhtened, until the fln,-,if ln ,-,i day of the ..im
passn, and in fact up to I clock to-nigh*
the de.-jsion semned to rest between him and
the So.j3]i^t
Th* Republican effort?, howexei, were
rot epoijch to overcome the strength of s-..
ctelbmi c.-iin.^ dorina] th- rears wf,e n t'n-
I*a Koiietto Rtatwarl fight in the Republi
can party had bo torn th^ Republicans thai
many of both Taotlonn had drifted t., thfl
S«-^la'lst ranks The Socialist Victor] !s
really not a Social r>emocrati>- victory, hoi
the , i* r ?i,, n nf , workimgman 5...-ia!l<t h\
Bodal-Repablli nns.
A new Issue was raised in Wisconsin >•>
rta^ wh»n a fifth'candidate • >» i • i<- out for
th«> Republican nomiriation for (lovernor.
Hitherto tlio chief issue has hern county
option, three of the present aspirants bafndl
avowed advocate* of prohibition law. F
T raJrchfld, present state Senator, how
ever, while opposing COVntjr option, de
clares th«t the i^s'ie of the .•ampnlfrti
should be the greater question of whether
Wisconsin should be a supporter «.f the
Taft legislative programme and administra
tion
The. platform hH<; li Htantlj hroueht Kalr
rhlld into promti • as the stronK*»st can
didate against Captain William MitchHl
T/ewip. the millionaire, automobile manu
facturer, who declared that his was not a
• asp of the office Pfr>kir.K the bum bat of
th*> man ?"rkinjr the oflloa, as every man
has a rieht t.. do. The Lewta candidacy
i- understood to i» In the Interest of Ser.a
tor La Kollettr. m ihe Pair, hilrl candtdac}
becomes an ami La Follette •-.■imt'.' <t
would appear, with the Tafl ndmiimtrat ion
as the real Issue.
MR. TAFT KEEPS NEUTRAL
Not Making Appointments to In
fluence State Elections.
Washington April %> - .it. elections ar«
not to >." tafluaneod by political .ippomt
tttents made at th« White House, i; Presi
dent Tuft can praweili II M.> showed tills
to-day wh» ii be refuse I to decide a eon*
trover ay which win h.-ive some Influence
on the coming elections ; n We.s* A'lrgini;t.
The following statement was iamed ;<t the
Whit. House
T' c President •.< ■ • I led not ti d<
■ !■!•'•■ ■ ■ natora tr'.tn
West Vlrajii >■< <n'l • - i Hubbard
• ■ ■ ■ ■
ami Clarksburg until ••• • - itortai
■ onti over •■■ haa I ted. In ot
aroM -• •in "-' ••• take \<.n> In lh« con
trovei
WISCONSIN PRIMARY LAW
Upheld in Decision Handed Down by
Supreme Court
Madison, fTIs April :• Tti- ;•
law ' : in <m
opinioi • In Su
preme < 'ourt t.i da j
This Is the case In which a B. Van ai
at inf. of Outagamie Count sought la r> -
strain the s«-. rotary of st its and In ■ BtaM
Treaaui ci from aodtttes and paying .• •■■
liitits f.i wuaipfllliifa in accordance -vit'i
i he provisions of the prtmarj • i.-ctjon law.
atlestafl that lbs i;«^ w;is unooustitutlonai.
DEMOCRATS WIN IN HARTFORD
Elcrt Mayor as Wrll a,-; Many Aldrr
rnpn and Councilmeu.
rR\ Teln-rarh l« Ttie. TtIbSWS !
Hertford Conn April I F^epublican
traditions were apsot in the city elertton
her* to-day as the vii-tor\ of Edward i.
Smith. » pOttnfl DaiUOCraMla liiiuer .nd
Yale eradnitte. o. »-t Edward \\ Ho..k»-r,
the praanri Mayor, by 3fio votes in the
A«ses^or>-blp ft»<ht in Mt». I >. -nio.-r.it •■• party.
Farrell defeated former Ma\nr Ignatius A.
Sullivan by li Wtas
Mr Smith w«.v ele.te.l «in n platform
v hlch calls fOr an economic administra
tion of the municipality and * new and
modern Bundaj observance statute v
s-ii>..r numbei "i Democratic tlden mil
councilman a'on tlactod and smona the
jq.l.r.ti. nation, p-«*scd wn« one foi p.. ■ ••>.>
»', tin und woi.tri i>f Hie Motgun Memorial
Building. »lsr> $>«'.(x'« i tor a municipal bullii-
I 10 he erected ihar*
John T. Keresey & Co.
Fifth Aye., cor. 28th St.
On Exhibition
The Most Extraordinary
Collection of
Old Chinese
Rugs !
Ever Seen in this Country
1 INDIANA PLATFORM
Roosevelt Policies and Taft Ad
ministration Indorsed.
ALDRICH LAW IGNORED
Urges Tariff Commission and
Protection — Beveridge At
tacks Present Measure.
INDIANA TARIFF PLANK.
We believe in a protective tariff.
measured by the differenc* between
the cost of production here and
abroad. Less *han this is unjust to
American laborers, more is unjust to
American consumers. That difference
should be ascertained with the ut
most speed and the present law modi
fied accordingly.
Indinnapol!^. April I .— Repuhlirans of
Indiana In state convention to-day be
sni the <•:.-.! I ranipaitfn of Ml by th««
s«^l«''T*on of a st a to t"~kpr. Wttt the ex
ception of Governor and M^'it^nanr <"jov
ernor. and adopted a plarfnrm • -a* in
dorse?, amonij otbCT t T ir.»;s nvataetlve
tariff. h tariff rommiFsion •on!««>rvat:nn of
natural raaoareaa, rh<» RoOMVdi poiicie«
and the administration ef PlwMenl Tafl
Sfrator a .v B*««rldaVa raeort m Con
pr.^s wa? a!«o indorsed, but no mention
«a- rr. a ,!p of rh« Faym-AMrieli tariff bnr,
aeamst whi^-h h» voted NettlM was
thpr*- snv mention of local option, a state
Ther^ srerv f- • eontoatt for ptaeaa on
th» tlck»t and a number of the candid^.,
vere nominated by acclamation a Ml
Plate tickei wttK UM ►xrpprion of Gov
ernor and U«ut«nant Governor was nam*d
Senator Bevendce. as mporary rhair ,
ra »" ol the invention, made the prinot M i
•peceli h* denounced Ibe Payao-AMr«cK
tariff la* H » wa « ... mi m.j
by ten of BpnteßM v b, rtancunUTS
ta-irr biw mm defended h* nmraa m toT
ing .iirqin~t ■•
Mr. B"VrTidge\« Stand.
Repeßtms U , '•- i mm not
for N then, and I ctmxM ,- an ,, to n nr>t , °
Mr B*rertd««maae an .mp;., S |.p M <Wen.-.
• ••• coonti „ waft* IM had bmaod
ktojota >n the Penate a!n , r rh<l Pavp#
Aldr,-h tanff I,!!, which h* d:d DCH .-all
hy name
In nnemjt rolec h^ *»-nf h!« Bnorl Mn>
trnro, • maxh th*> hall:
ore^of^'T 11 ' T^' ' Wan '* d fr -" iron
nrP ' M whuh t. „ hqve th»> erpat»«t Vie
; r-s.rs on earth and wntch rh/st^i Tru«
■ i'"'- rontrola r couM nol stand 'd \hl
fffVSs wa " PM T* am! ' eMnot ?r;i " <:l
I.lke Pr*sid«>nt Taft I wanted o n the fr~»
Hat manr ra» material i si dnMm
protection. »e t only one waa «, trmted
r .-ou ld not ..tand f OT tne dlJtj ., ? f h #
Like President raft i wanted the ancient
wool *>n schedule redw cd. It atr«a to r h A
Uo.j.len Tr.i-t unfair eOtttTOl and raise? the
prices .in'! reduces th»> weight of the p*o
cl^ s clothing. I stoor) ac; ( j"st t u <s scued
"'" wh>jri « h " bill «m passed and I stand
ii non
I 'ould not -tand for th- duty on lumbar
when th» I ---iff hill nas parsed and I r n- a
not stnud for it DO«
I Mood against th«> inrrejs* of the duty
on rotten Kood^ and i stand isain^t j>
BOD
Th» rodnetKm of thr tariff on r-fln*d
nuKar is a deception. ber au ?e it . annot af
fert the price Ye; that t<« on*- of fh^
I ••! ro.]u.-t*nn? we hear of
Tn<-^ ai a »>xampl«>s« of inrreas,*? i was
aa-ainst th'-ni then and ! am ,~ rt ,nc them
now
From few, If any, of th*> d*»- reasr<; do fh«
people r,f-t the sliffhtesi tvnrrtt
1 *•« for ■ inn- thai ouW have pro
t»>,-tf.d ttif iv^e*!; of <=-. cry worktntrman in
Indiana and jrei that norkingman
to p^t hls» .md rr«>atnre comforts
cheaper— and su.-h a law could hay» b*-*n
Written, and It .shall he written
Mr Beverldsjo nwilluwfl.
Th»> Republicans of Indiana are for a
protective ninfr whtcn covers the diff»r^n< «
in th*« rost of pfoductton here and abroad
1 • ■ than that is unju.-t to American labor
ers, more than th«t is unjust to American
consumers Injoatic* i>- th<- only r\>e that
protection needs to fear if iras to roduce
th»- Din^Uv 'Hriff to hip. r banged .ondi
tions and secure jiistu-»- th;it we undertook
its . evtoloo.
I could not Pfand for th*- ohsojpre and in
famous .-m:ar schedule, whftrn do bum in in
di;inn can read and understand, :»it wUrti
'.'•..• Bugar Trust can read an.i understand
■. . i .rt.ut- to rhangi lll.it schedule were.
opposed bj Deniocratk rotfa \\> radncMl
the tariff on refined rasjar Ov« csjati a Mi
pounds one twentietn .-t" one cent, » ball
«.f <>!,•• i. l'll. .1 pound -whlcn wa> worse than
no reduction because it cannot possibly af
fect the pri<>' an.l th»>rf-f«>re is a deception
Tel thai Is one ■•'' the boasted reductions
we. h«*ai "f.
I 1 • - aiil thai th*" law has in;i.!o redur
ttom on articles entertng int.> the eon-
Kutnption of the people to the rains of $;» -
- i. yei those articles are made Dp
of such tluiiu- as hniiher. agricultural im
plementa raeai .i.l food products, potro
leum and it- products, of all of Which w «
are th* s^eatesM exporters in the world:
-\> >-i rauV and coal, which we eapuM:
barbed win monopolised by th»- Hteei
Trust: nails, manufactured ;irni sold t\v *n
international trust t i> complete as the b>
ter national tobacco moaoporji rams and
thn oi- th« rasi material;* for textile*, on
whl i i 'Stiles, when Snlshod for tail j»-.>
!i. ■ ■-. . the tartfl was toe re a sad; susar,
«vhtrti itsa not reduced In fa. t. bui only in
p! . tence
1 was for » law th.it won:. i have taken
tl • tartfl oui vf the wajr of bustmos to> tan
or a tloz^n I'-nv and sn. 'i a law could
have hewn written, <n<i 11 shall i>e written.
Business needi utriff stability, and oali ■
ratlsfled propl« an irtve tariff stability. The
itirtate* of iustlee re better f.>r hnslneas
than Ihe dlcii tes of bosses; for th»' people
ol *v Justice and defy bosses
issumlng lhai hon*-st different* of epn>
lon ■■ W ■■ d ihej do; stvtnfl la tame tn>
risjhi men ho »ot« •! for the lan a.s ,i who!,«
credit for ,«ll the BlDCartty that I claim f.<
invself, w»-.nt fai the waj OUI "f the d:frl
cuity'.' Burely not to turn the govern
ever to thai grotesque band of peiltlrians
in public life, and who want to m mto
nubile life mUmas the D»mocf aoc party
. know '\ hat Mich m»-n did hi the
tariff contest in Cleveland's d;»y. for which
. leveland rebuked tli»-m: wh;it th>«v did tn
tt,. '.• > is If) ■ • '• '• fo? which Bryan re
buked i ■■■ • wi it ho-r.-M Demoerai what
honest citlsm approves «>r trusts th*-m"
Wherf. then lies the plain remadty? in a
t.iriff conunlMlon
A .•nmmii'slnn oi experts as permanent
n% th^ Bun .>f Labor, with dutte> fully
described In the l.i« Itsatf; * corenjiniston
safs from ttie w, iiif-nt-- of politics, SQtUTS
• the differing opinions of chanctng
Presidents i commission equal to t> at of
Qermany or Japan- th it i« what the gov
emrnent needs, fhnt is what the nation de
mands, and Mm la hat « •• m til have
When '"teoipe ,\ •"'uniilneh'im Of K\an*.
\iii-. permanet.i cnatnnan n.en -iiied fat
the r*»t>ort of the < otamtttce '^i Rnotatloai
nnd 11 "a- road, in* chairman at i>n.-<» put
l«St lOT ©I the adoption Of the report,
on n \i\ i rOCS \.>te the motion win
c«rrled. sltrtounh there was a chorus of
"noes ' from different parts of the hall
The Platform.
Follow, 'p.k is the platform
w.-. tn<* Republicans of ln<iianci. .i- rrs
our dettlintnfd ■upporl Of those great po|
Itici for «li» "omrnon j?o«»d iU-\ sloped mi
• I*l Tneodors RoooeveH tnd bsarins his
nin" hh<l l c dr-mand that the\ be giv*n
»-f!r-, • in legislation anil administration
Apparel for Chaufieurs
[| the suitable appareling of Chauffeurs werf* our
only business we could not ofTfff a won foUlpf*>
hrnsive assortment of garments than ha> been
prepared by us for the Springs mm, In tttfj
feature of utility, individuality and Hnish nur
models bear the unmistakable nip;-» >■> of ad
vanced speoalmng.
Chauffeurs' Suits
Of khaki, Norfolk Models, at |a "»o
Of ijaberdine, Norfolk Models al IT."»"
Of rorrluroy. Norfolk riu>»l' -i>. at _' 1 "><•
Of covert. Norfolk or pleated models, at. . . .'J.">.of)
THE FOLIOWINO ITS ABE PBOTIDES WTIH - PAIBS
OF TROI'SKKS- LOXfi AM' >il<»!,l MOUCL&
Of covert. Norfolk or pleated models, at. . 3*J.">o
•Of worsted, in Norfolk, pleatrd or plain
models, at . ........ CJfl
() : lihipcmd at wax doth. in Norfolk, h.ilf-
Norfolk, plain Off pleated modfbi ■! 10.00
The New Dust Coats
for Men & Women
An exhaustive display of our din racftlWt models rut
with the full, liberal sweep which invanablv distinguishes
<Tarnients of our production.
f>f lin^r.s. tr.ohairs. '->. appWnssßM * -I 2^ fr\ 1Q 00
and other apprmvd UlAfaul*,
Broadway *?aks jMfIPtH|KHII| 34th Street
\Baltimore<SQhio v
New Jersey Central
It^essent fal to the
education of everijr A me near
The"RgpJTTr?niTedr
presents the,most perfect mean
of transportation.
A train de]uxe=all?uflmar>=
xirlor; observation, cafe-smoking
in d dining car * (table ci'hote)
sHottr.train
r - LV. NEW YOJCk 23 d ST. 3. 50 RM.
L LIBERTY ST. 4.a0 PH."'
I V /Cr^T^- BALTIMORE 8,13/ "R.lf;r ■>
:'. A-R. WASHINGTON 9.00 RM« : .
No extra' fare other than.Pullman ,
tJ|Kfgigßlue Line
' Fir^t— A<;lc for *nd HHMI on having
Hartshorn Shade Rollers-
TAKE NO SLBSTITI Tr
Second— l nok on each Roller for thr label with
the script signature,
put there tor your protection
Third— Ask for "The Improved," as it rcquirei
no tacks.
Remember, 4 The Improved,' Hartshorn Shade
Roller requires no tacks, and the genuine has the
script signature of Stewart Hartshorn on label.
WOOD ROLLERS. TIN ROLLERS.
U»■ believe !n a ptVtartlTS tariff. m»as
tir»-.i i«v the fflHWitDcs between ihi st «4
pvastaetloa ben ;it;.i atewd !.•>- >■•
tin:- ti aajat M Am-Ti.-nr. hbimi; ■
is t:Ti.iust to tewrkM consumers I
difference should i>«* ascertained ••• ■ ■ I
utmost .•-['•• ! ' ■ ;ir> -•■in i . ■ :
t'f.l accordtnjrlj
\\ . demand tbe liiinwttisl* , :.-..n.>n of ■
EjenullM permanent, DSO»psvttSM
rommlsston irlth ample i>..\\.r- '
1 1 i T «•- ilufit-s tixm in try tell itself
\v. better* with PreaMeul UrKtnlej
his last tarlfl utterancm, that " * t li *• i
of raclnstvenes] Is [-.jst.' and w« he«rtll!»
f.i\ni t;:.' RriHibliran policy <>f rvctprortty
rir^t untiom:. <■■! t>\ Blainr .irul !.it«-r .i.!v«<
citfil \>\ UrKlnl< \
\\ .• ill ni.uwi romprehenstT* lawa f>>r r.n»
cooserratloa of otu natural re*ovrc*9i a&4
espwlally that ttu r.».il .l-:»>vlrs nf Al,i-m
,-h.ill be kept tba propcrtj "f the nation.
ni hf df\Hop*<l <>til\ un.N'i 1.- is. in.l pay-
Bwni <•' bin r'<\ iirifs t'> > ■ (overameni
!m timi» ot' Wax. M i ■ Mber ■ nur.
wtira ardtaarj (toraa of tasaAtoa ire dc 4
..■i,m;!' t-r th»» Midi "f tb« <o\ »rr.trf it .
• >. sat too nhoaM hare M;^ roo*tltut tonal
pnvoi |« tax Ineonea WT« beartirj I
an Btiicnilni>'ni ro lir- CMUtUntlOa givin* I
«'nnKr^ s! * tin* pn»»r
We favor «v.-ii !tmtT;ir'on of tr.e pow»r»
.-if Injun ■ ■ la wtll nof hnpcrtl the lib
»r'v of an> m.in wttbOOl DOtlin anJ h^ar
It*;
\v.< fa\"i nattonal Ifsislatlofi whi<-h will
"n<l -hilii ?!.<\< > r\ in Ine factotiea, m*i:-^
anil »weat»hopa thr«Mi«hout t!i<- l.m«
\\ • i!-m i 'h»- fna. tm«-n' .'f laws pro
' vtriinc tor puMtoitv a^ to canpoiSß
tributions in botti Mate <ir.ii nai
\\> u>m.Tml that I'n.trd S f .iTf<« Sti i'<rs
shall h* 4 ttoctod »n»* <1: r»*«*t WOtfl 04 UM
people
\\\- raCOSBtW 'hat no Pr«»snl*nf tn am
ni>forv ever b^«can his adnuntetratloa t»ith
rttctl unn^fal ta\or <«nit toy .1 «.t! ! i« :i j
William Tlow.ird Taft. f^w m»"ii have «a
t#>r*d tji«* PresMenry wtfh «;:cri estraortf
nar>' iralnti As oollrctor of Internal
r#venu«». pros'-futtn^ attorney, Juilg« of a
court, solicitor «*neral. federal judge,
governor of the Phlliopt: > . rv of
War. puiM«r of the Panama Canal res*n
rrstoi o4 Cnba amrli p.r> t «i of orn. -mi c
ti\if\ minieiltately follow in< another for Ms
ktn.il ttfl h<» rrun fhi ' ■ rIM Ji<
chars>* ol the graaj tfutin oi lb« I
ilr-ir'v bro id «>xeouti\e experfencc ami gra^p
of goxernmenta! affairs We tn^or^e his
[ administration and pledge to hue on sup
Three important point*
to remember when
bu\inc: Window
Shade Roller*:
; Tt a 11.- tOorta ts wean the simctin«nt
BUhM procreaatva (r-ssslation.
I • spirit •■: the rune* ■•.emanfts not only
ww -.<>li, !•» and aotUHJ principle*, but
i'!r»n. vigilant. • '. riDMH m«n la
put'L'- nfTl. •■
We h ' appl.i'i-! the 'plemlli! »•*•
..:ii i.; em nratoi s- ■.1 t. and «»!«pecfc*H'r
.-•■••■! '.in >>f t\m»re».
whir fa .!-s.:\»-- • ,i ri«»<l approval s*
■■•,' i.^..{i|. i>f •>•.• *tate Witfi prule and
• ■■ uake « mli mn ;!!►••!«>» fi> rrt»
• thai i K'-;"iMii-a:i ! 4>c:.<«!.itur» wtll
r*r :rn t.> the IrraM of th^ fnltt».i Statp*
IMi Dm, vivas 'uirve : - srtMSjQTVMas > • B
I
KY# 3&fi Ti 3^
fe s-n^
Standa
Nature
i
Delightful
TiMe
Mttr
with
Hii?hhr
.Medicinal
Qualities
4 mt »> "of «J a.ij#' !1# *-«r- I
I t >■» i«j •>■ jnj '•of'VJ a.tJ#' ft* tirtet I
(Mtr*i a' f»« f 'iiti Cj»»i mjr I
«
&
Ikalioe
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Standard
Remedy
for
3v*rep«ia
Stomach
Troubles
«-1
Gout