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DITCH MAIDENS IX "MILENKA." PRESENTED AT THE WALDORF LAST NIGHT.
T!»- Im::1j rimidwis. rending from left fed ricfci. an» 10* Vim 1 ;, J. K»<ll»y. Mi** Baactta i. F«»r«l. Mi-^ 1 rs*al W. Brown, Mi«« i,i*a Stiilman, Mfcai HMI
Holmes. Miss Katbrru MoUct, Mf— j u ;; a A . Looniis and Mis* Isabel Hoyt
IValaa ar.fi in the :ak» i'.istricts of England.
cautiouc \rr.k.*+v*rs have hesitated about
.i ■■■ate arcom modal ion to sa;. . 'Mr.
6mith" and #- La<i: p.rwn. ' travelling as
mm and wif-.-. ur.til convinced with difll
atfty that they were lawfully married to
each ofl •
A Pseudo Baronet Gets Into Print.
f- ■ c-< « • i •-<■ alii tba lat* By James
Knowles, :ne founder, proprietor and editor
of -The Nineteenth Century Review." and
who remember? how very careful he was
;n th» w • Of bis contributors, will be
•mazed to *snd in T • Nineteenth Century
Review' Bar tba UIWW mtititl a \ery
fooHst- •rttda prumnlcatinff a plan for fls*
rountinc •j»-rman> s naval reparations by
• -■ »;th i<inkin« every battleship and
cruiser that *he possrs?**?. and which aara
»s :*.» name »! v- «-••- <;r KJmund <".
I'ni. liart."
Now. ther#> 1<« no bona Me liaronct of that
mmf. In fart. "Sir" Edmund Oo> ti «n»
of tfeose psoudo baronets* »t,o»» unwarrant
abi* saßOßptions have led to the went re
<~rtan;zaTlc>n of ;he baronetage by the
■ -a- r- •■• -. or rather
was. an Irish one. .-rested at th» -.••nnin«
of the #i(rh!e*n!!i mHW J. and is officially,
declared by risrr- k • jr-at-Arma-t a' .»
to say. by the representative of the crown
■ ' -<- an.! in such Baatton a? these— to have
heroine extinct in 1«73. Ther» are se\»«ral
claimant a to the bnno-. though none of
them ha? «.:rveede<} in estaJ . ill pre
tensions, ard while :n most of th*» stand
ard norkf of ref»»-*Tio«» the OM baronet ">■
- £■ --ed altoceth^r. a* n<> lon«?rr existing.
In one or two of :>-«. atbam H 1> DBHtttamd
a* havinc been iw;:t«1 without warrant
and a* oflaT | Bad t* BB BdMi
1 -' Eiirnursd • "ox wan former 1 y a sut>
•' . " ■ BBJ la HorDhay. and
lives In a \t- BBM ««•• at Weal Kaims.
irb of 1/ondor How he ran IMT "uv*
mar. aped to jret the nonsense which ie ha«
v «•■ .. ' . ■ -" •■' • ■ ■ T^ptOd
by a ndMl Bf Vi* *tan<itns > and pr*>Mi»re of
llie Nineteenth t'entnry.*" tr.jreth»>r vttti
l.is description on the title page a* I
flop baronet. is Inconceivable. From m»w
on he Wll] be abl«> to p->ir.t to "The RM>
• •• ...... p.^. *>■* of tlip r-urrent
mot:th *.*- 'IT ' *"B BAeraßfl 1 fa I TT"«""*nslon*
to the baronptc;. arid as a >■; :• ■ of bfWM
or patent or hip ttttMi
MAT. .- | ■ HI N"T.
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CITY THEATRE HOUSEWAHMING
Municipal Officials Entertained by
Owners of New Playhouse.
■ f Tli - : an. > ir-orce J. Kraua ar.d
in F< x MTOCn of dM new
Thcj-r*. 1n 14th Kn«t. o r p«»nte Ir
Ptoee, ■ ■•„'■ ttty • ftl-ia;* and gdMT
friends at n bOOBCWnInS la their new
piayhous"© law r.nrtit. <Jood th;nim to *at
and dnr.ii »w served from tables on the
<b:jjtp. while the p-.<p -.< st« made compUmentarv
-. .i-"- atod th* 1 heauty and imodl
oufn**!"!" of tfj* Kuditortun.
The> mana*emeni pia- 1 •--••r.t Broad
»av attrartloT!? at prices varying from 2u
■enTs tr» (I srt. Anna Held wfl] open thor«»
r:»»xt Monday night ir "'Mis? tBDOOtOO*.**
- .. a ÜBmmmt by K\a ftniiiy, Jn
•Th» Follies of BBC Rn*»ert HI 1 ! lard »!"
n»'xt appear ther*> for i»o »r*>k*, in "A
Fool There Wu."
CHILDREN AGAIN GIVE PLAY
All Star Cast Presents Alias Jimmy
Valentine ' at Wailack's.
■T1 111 cajst of little folks pa\p tlieir
HOODd maunee i*Tforrr.a.r.cr> of •'A'ia
\ alfiitinp .«• WaHaek'a Tiieatr*
yesterda" befor*» an audience •...< ' d
■ Mid Oa.:ia«h«T. Vfao
:• tte rtgular rmnpany. tttte
• i binaielf m tto t;*> part. A my
Betby*i tfatcr in t!i»« play, was a
, ham I lOW of licsp I^ane a_«= eiie
• • «..r.ar.-d by Miss T.*ur»ttp Tavlor
A!! the other BUfa folk *.r-r^dited them
« most ai?re«st:
•act :hat tttCM dtfMrao > f Urn a'a^p
ar«- bM* to pren^nt in such a -vivid way
...... -• !»"« of the play is
alike a tftBOW tr > tiieir art T artlesaorW
and 10 thi CSOBi ' • "' melodrama
,n ttaaa* VtW •ccavfad boxes were
51 r? Stu:".esant Ptsfa and Mrs. .latm?
THEATRICAL NOTES.
,■ n baa • hanr«-'i
. .:•*. Tticairp nex 4 week. OB MolWtiy.
Tuesday *iid \\ <-dnesday EAfJßta sh« »i!)
■ I tta»< kraao I MB
too." ps announced On Thursday afte:-
noon aii«i <' • ■ • *■ •*■! """
man I i:r*<i
i i rmff ' ' ftn wher«-ti- M Tiarlan
wiil appear und< r Sir HridV» m.tna.
t, t% n.. b .arlan will BBpaßTOtan
j aeaaoo in a musi' al f.i- • ■ ■.• ■ r^«-Kroad
batai
hp Ring-> «n«ajcement bl "TI I
.rl' *t th»- BnM Square Theatre
n d a A- r:! 30. She • '
by Marie Dressier in : . ■ M«':
as tiie first week in Itat Cyti
.'.:■*• a special p»rf • I •"Tli»«
fan" at t; • I •.• m lor
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO DAY
ml««l<»:i «•' ">' M»tr"!'<H'ian Museum of
An lb* An.«m-*n Muwum of Katura
,.,. | »■ • t .. Oai •
Lun'i "
ljutr: A«1- ■'
lAl■• -, ' ' ■/— trhyri
A " A« ' m
©las,, • ■ ■ f' ■* li«^n.
Ifotel ■'■*•■ " '
»^ntial illnnT ..f the In'rrt-.i -..ueh A»» -
| wCm^n Tr.. -her*. Wan-mak-r .. | M
ow i-iur»i of Ih ' B<.-J«l "f K'Ju- »:jon. H
r u i,ii.- H.-i«ooi :. Hon.- and Cat*
r..,. «lr^rl^ " I Mr«
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I ™SL;' ar.d Kiflh - ' .
. ""*7 r V ?, t1^ r ,. „ B .u.t.r...,n Mv
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KEW-TORK IVWIT TIUHINT. SATURDAY, ATHIL fft rDto
w Hr.nrrr- IDAMji
Who li;i«i tho parr of WilhHm
was Ph'-;-
LORD KITCHENER! IN TOWN
British General to Go to West
Point for Inspection To-day.
Field Marsha! T^rd Kitchener, of th*
T — " army, called by the QimtDOT Bf
California re.-e:i«!y "U;^ jrreaiest penera!
of any army in the wnrld." arrived n'
the <irand '*»>ntral Station at t».>» o'clock
*<»«t»rda> morning. The Illness of W. But-
Irr Duncan o.>mr>«Ml*d T.nr-i Kitchener to
rbanaa hi? plan?, so after hnng wetcomed
at the utatton by representatives of the
ligi ■■■■■ ,- „ p<- n^ral went to the Hotel
piaza. Lard Kttthaner*a original plan was
t<» r« to the botna of atr. I>uni-an. at No. 1
Fifth aven;K
To a niembei of the Piljrrims I/ord
K!t--hener mad*- a remark in r»'gard to th<»
newspaper mop who saw bin .tt ( *iv • •
■"They're very enterprising." be said.
"YeK. they're ver-- enterprising. Why.
th^x boarded my <-arnajr«* niii'-s outlfcle of
i Sdeaajo."
Lard Kitchener went (or a drive in Cen
tral I.irk wtth W. Butler I'uncan. jr.
<*oion*i Hugh i.. Scott, BBpertntendem of
d ■ M Star] \ a-icn^v at Weat Point,
called at Urn I ' ?\ to invite Lord Kitch
ener to visit West Point, where be will go
to-da- "n §anday night l>ird Kitchener
Xooepfa H. «'h<>ato. w htj«o
raeata wiii include sir Ernest an.l i^i<iy
S^a. ktetoa
OB M'-nda- evening the le!d nars)ial wOl
he the ehtef g-^^t at a dinnrr giv.-n by the
• fi m al the Waldorf, at whtdi Kr
<*hi>ate will preside, and. at w!ii.h the
British Ambassador. Se.-r<'tary Meyer ,if
the Kavy and Mayor Oaynor ■ I peak.
D. A. R. GATHERING
Continental Congress Opens in
Washington on Monday.
■ From TIM Tritium- Hurray 1
Washington. April I." —Daughters of tho
American Revolution have been arriving by
-■■■ train to-day for the 'ontlnental Oon
?r e«s ■ ... on Monday Bj to-mor
row It bl expected tiiat there will be a
tho'isur ■! <<f them here.
Th*» <"ontinental Hall OOnUßtttee, com
posed ■ ' >' n gents and vu-> - .■■ ■
from all over the country, met in <"on:i
ncntal Hal! to-day. and among other things
■• '1 the administration of Mrs Mat
th'W- I Bcott. Mrs. Donald M( I. «:tn. hon
or;ir\ preaideni teneral. denied a«ain the
Bcraiaaent rumor tha: Mra Bcotl bj aiwut
to retire and that she bcrsetf win b* ai>
poir.t-d To finish out the un»»spire<l irrm.
"Mrs. St-ott mtfti.ii- to finish ber own
tarn and run again.' said Mrv McLean.
Referring H UM matter of Mis^ ijerald.
■ r .• • < a'!'i'-arT.»rs ««mpioy«- dhjeharsad
for aii- -■ : lrsuljordinaMon. M: M-i/<a:i
chara. tenze<i th<- deeOBMOI issu.d by Mi.v.
Mary Vnicox, Bstretary genera!, as lout
rag«'«'is."
M - M' :.ean ar.d Mrs Scott have be^n
j,,. r c • bi ■ I ■ Com
tnem eader. wtth Mrs.
i.. Mrs. William T>kl Hel
nr.it h and otlMri of her party. arrive,! i>,
,;, and pay they exp*-c« a big right ami
i i,iy Dor !' Memheri af t •• » t ? i j.arti^s
m«-et ea<h Other in th«- corridors of the NVw
Wil'ard and are all graclousn«-s-
VASSAR GIRLS' CREDIT CUT
Proprietor of Inn Would Teach Them
To Be Businesslike.
|Ny TVK-Rraph to Th«- " • ■ H
N. V., April IT. .--A BCW
. :.• Into effect at the Y.i.-s.ir Inn. ;in
exclusive r.st:iurant for Vas«ar km in. to
day, in Urn future Urn practice »
• . extend en SH lo thi ■ ■ ■-• ttrii wbo
putrotiize :.«• tan. Mmi Mar- Wmgntr, ti •*
proprtater. di • awed bufl ■ ■ ■ v that hlih
had decided to BMCJ to !»«■ buat
.iid thiit While U would not
i»- the praetlce to run aceounta for any
great lensth of lime in tli«: futur.-,
thaleaa iome Bcenee would be alvau and
v.oii.d U< eytfndad Bo» B n-asotiatili
length of tim«« by iba Btudeul comma. t.>
Ii thai laaUoa tr,,i n bar
.i • _
WESTON IN PENNSYLVANIA.
i>nn . a prll i - Edward P .- . «. ,
• , the — uraa peaaatrlan, arntrad
!i«-r<« at i M Urti attemooß He hokad
worn Miid »e»O'. and «n OnabM to
.. • ' fr ' •"
i two bours 1
•i • I "■- ■ ' eaat. lie \a
. ...;■' Ul I be I ■■
vr = <~. ■ . - ■ 9t
BALLET FOR CHARITY
Society Women Dance "Milen
ka" for the Big Brothers.
MMi-nka nabed hi at Jot the rißht mo
ment. !»t^-Tick the WWi from Raawnkraft'a
hand and «av»»d WMiWlui I Uf* It 'm- '
pr^ssp.l WilliPlir. favorably for Mil«"nka to
do that way with IHliaiil !■!!*■ iwoird bat
when the sword «e»*med destined la place
Wnbetaa beyood thanking her; n AViiholm
tns«>eti away the rose giv-n him by a
countess nam»»d Yoland" (stM bad jrlvn
him .-on^id^rable trouble with h*r caprl
olotjs way!", and drawins a rm^ from his
finßrr placed it on tftonka's. AMhoiiph '
th«"-*» wasn't a word spoken, •wry DOS '"
th»» ballroom of the Waldorf lad nicht f**lt j
•hat that wai pr«"cis».iy tba reaaonnatloa |
Milenka had in mind when blm performed ■
ttM UUWIy f«»at ■with the sword
■■Milenka." ■ Wtlllltll paatOfßlßM ballot '
in thr>- a<-t«>. by Jan Block, drew a lam* ;
audience and warm applause on Us.'^rst i
tiiaanifalliMi ti tUa country last night
The entertainment wa - Kivrn by man-, \\f\\
known mm and ■women for the joint ben
efit of tIM BiK Brothers Society and the '
W«al Sid^ .luv^niie Clnb.
Tha principal parts wer» takftn by Mrs.
I^anciion Ooer. former!. Mi.«s Dorothy Q.
ItlWimil. ■ niec* of Coknwl Hoof-evelt. ]
who took the fltle part. Mrs. Lawrem B. j
Rand and HaaBTB. W. Herbert Adam*.
fjiiU'tf Oaar -«Tid Theodora Btelnway. Tba '
followtnjf apnear«'<l aiming the ?yp«y girls
• •■ Maaai Ruth G. Da Etaaaor R :
Townarad, QeiUuda Slocum. Ijeaftta Alex- i
,iji<ir- tna A. IQaHI •nd Dorotny BOIL
An intereattng feature of the perform-
Riice tn ■< ■aUor'a hornpipe by aTtH Mu
riel J. Kelley ami Edward BhtpPWl, Id.
Anioiix v om who appamrad to other croup*
>• ■••■ Bra. Qaofs> a. CroekaTi ii. •d the <
II aa i rnuia W. Brown, Julia a. I <mrnl». .
Lisa Virginia R. DuaiM and Amie •
an.l Mary I ' Myera.
The f.'t-u^ is laid in the eariy part of the ;
aenwitemHi contuxy, and the eoattma.
wnifh WOW BWBI ptCttXreSQOe, wer»> madf ',
fr.im originaN expedaily Imported tron ,
Holland. Milenka 1.- a fjypO) OtMaO, *m«l i
th>» arene slio»>, Ant, .in artist's Btndlo, in
nim:, teacaera, groopa of atadmta and
models appear. The second act depicts a :
public square, and tho third act, a night
aoene irotiHt of the doom of La Oomteaaa i
Yulande, in which a jterenaile is Interrupted '
hv | duel. The love rnnthra tli.it runs
ti.roush the whole was alwayi • BMMt,
even though moat <f ihc stor}- wac told by ■
tlancinc feet.
Among tlie patroneases were Mi - \\ X
\ .iii.i. Thiit. Mrs. J. Plorponl M van, Mrs
rail bforton, Hn Wlttoa alerlo-ftatth.
Mr?*. II Ulard PmitUßT, Mr-, ""iiarl.-s Otis
Ivimball. Mrs. Sttnton Whitney. Mrs Bob- '
♦•rt \V. de F".)r«-st. Mrs. John Hunt Mr>.
\\ ii;i:mi Barhour, Coaataai Baodtony^ Mrs.
A. Lanf<-ar Norr:*'. Btr*. Louta afurill St.ir;. .
Mrs. W. I». Sloane Mrs. Tain*---- Bpi Bl
Mis. George T. Wiison. Mij. Heihul L.
Satterlee and Mrs. <niarles I.. Iluntington.
After this alt- moon's pal fill 111 in.'.' wl-.ich ,
will ixgiii ai " o'doek, lea win bi ay ad
and after tne nna! performante. whicti Will
baata al I »*eloci to-nlg .i ntppar wQ]
b»- .-erved. followed by a daaoa
FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR SUMNER.
n. w H;i\'ti. Aprii ;.■ Th<- fttaeral ofPro
!...,ir \\.i:!.»:!i Lliuh.irv. Humti'-i was hd.l
.it aoon ;u-.iay at Uattfii Chapel. Tale.
. i:. Aiis.ni Phelps Btofeea, Jr
tary of th«* unlveralty. coml'.n tad UM s«r
vires. Th« l.uiia! will i«■ in UM family
plot in <;ut!for.i. Tho t.ean-rs were J.
it!.!- h. Kemochaa, of Kaw York, and
Bi n t" Dtmork, or tin- corporation, both
. las.smat. >. Charlai B. Qrtamen, of Baatoa;
Prt-fcidtiii !l.i.ii.-> ..i ti..- lUllfaillty, and
rillflMOri lJai:a, Artluir M \\. i :i. Irv
int ii: sir .iii.i Henry \\ . nvnam, or :■«
facult>.
SHOT FIRED AT SENOR OKTECA.
Barcelona, AprU II Am Benatw <ti.^.».
the BepubUeaa leader, was •ntarteg .t trata
bound for Madrid to^tgnl •' -- 1 ' ;ls nr< -<'
.ii 11 1 in* from tlie/ Wladtow *•' anotlW r tr.-.m
' fitandinc "ii the, n<-xt fra-k. The boDei
nt « l'l- . ami lln man Who ii'l •
.
RICHMOND ABSORBS A SUBURB
Richmond, Va , April U I• • ctty of
Manchester, aeroat : ■ fl • r fiom Rt h
mnml. «* in formally abm: i • th#tattof
BUtti M lilt] ' fi 1 . ■ hen tbi
m .1' wai dellverad ij uic Rlcb-j
lea.
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM A. RUBLEE.
Hor.g gat. April 1". -WHOaai A. Fiublre.
Tnited State* Oaoaal General at H»ng
Kong, died to-day froai peritonitis.
Mr Ruble* was appointed COttaol R^neral
at Hong Kong on May 1". IM He was
cradua.^d a* Phlllips-E:;9tt*r A-ademy and
at Harvard Urjiversit: . After his pradua
;ion In fllliiail the editorial field, and waa
Ht one time <|H liriakiaat and dlrila* of
UM MSwaakM Brßttßel <*ompany. He then
entered the consular service anl 'vas ap
pointed c«insul at PriK - :e on I .
He retired on November 5. IS9CS. and was
appointed o.nsul central at Hone Kong on
March 2. I>>!. He was transf<? r»d un Sep
tember 1.". OCX as COBSttl general at Ha
vana, an-l on March X. '.'*£. as cewaul sen
«ra! •■:■ Vienr:a. tie was forty-nir.e years
old.
OBITUARY NOTES.
JUDGE Dl,'N'*AN* DOW. a prominent
Ohio lawyer an'! the author of the Dow
liq'ior tax law. dropped dead at h:s home la
Eciiefontaine yesterday.
r-ALVIN H. M*CAtTLKT, a ieadin* mem
ber of the Pennsylvania bar. d:e<l from
pneumonia In Bkbjway, F»»nn.. yesterday.
ag^d fift>-n:ne -ear. "i* was general
llfimwi tor li? Mather lllteiejtl in Penn
sylvania and for the Buffalo. Rocheatar A
Pitt?rii:rg Railroad Company.
»TT - A. BOtTGHfteC ebjhty years
o'd. for thirty-two years roadma?ter af the
n/ahaan Railroad, died yesterday at the
horn»» of his *on. Henry F Unaaiitnaj. icti
••rai ■upermtendani of the ( 'l»\»iar.'' Cb>
• innati. i^hl«:ig-> A: St. Louis Railroad, in
Indianapolis.
THE REV. RAPHAEL GELNAS, .« J.
for forty yeefl chaplain at BlaclcwHTs
i-iand. is dead <f Bt. aiMliew*i Jeantl no*
rtttete, at Poughkrc Es^.E 5^. N. V
ROXUXXra Z. LimnST, former Repre
sentative in Congress, ani! a well known
N*o r th Careltna pol'ticlan and ppeik»r.
.iropped dea«l as be was entering his law
office at T.t rsriQa, N i".. yesterday.
AneaJaay was the caise af death.
aUDBJ DIIXOWBECK, of an old Mo
hawk Valley fam ly. rjie.] at Fort Plan.
N V.. last night, at the us* Of eighrv-three
years. ITe araa well known throughout the
.<«tate in the dryavods bnstnoea
f>R. K. TREAT PAYNE, a pmminent
dentist, died .it his iome Bl r»nrlen.r »nr1en. I'nnn..
yasterday. Mr. E^ayne was bora at Proa*
pact, ''onn.. on Sepienii'pr 2*. TO. He
served in the "'ivil War H* pmcthMd Bhl
profession In New York and- In Sf am ford
with much SUCCeaa He spent man;. years
abroad travelling.
ALL TO DR. SMITH'S WIFE
Educator f Will Tells of Great Work
He Hoped to Accomplish.
The e/ttl of ''harles BViagUil s^mith. di
rector Of the People's Institute, ■ la fIIM
In th« Ptirrojrate '.« offlc* fCeterday. It
Smith left to in.» wife. Mrs. Isabelle I>wljj t
Sprague Pmifh. all of his proper tj. the
value »if which was not given.
In a .odicil T>r. Smith had written: "It
is my wish that if possible only UK
Income BbOUM Ur ii.-«e.! and the prinri
pn! k^pt intact for Hilda [his dausjh
ter!. M is also my d»»sire that such
portions of my llbrarv as my wife or
**"| 1 ' 1 " do not <leslr» jfo to the library for
Urn proposed Poople*i HaflL to form p--irt of
what 1 should hope may become a saecfal
department for the comparative study of
literature. If I should live. 1 plan two lined
of work -the creation of a great educa
ticnai mstttuttea for the people and ■
scholars work in connection therewith In
the comparative study of literature. If t
-<hi>ii!.: not live to accomplish this. T WOUM
like to aM In Whatever way I can others
to do It."
TAFT TO ATTEND STATE FAIR.
Bjm • • .
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HUGHES AND THE PROBE
I 'M.V A MESSAGE."
From The n.x-hester IVmocrat and Chron
icle.
It v\a:J on!' ;i meHfage from Governor
Hushes, .i"d !iot Habey'i comet, that
•truck the *tate '"apltoi !., t M<>ti«i.-. v nixbi
The r (i 4ultant .»«tor% may b>- similar, bui
tliat of thf comet la said to be transttary.
•A BOMBSHELL*"
PYam Th»- Bcrantea Truth.
Uovernor Hughes hat thrown a bombshell
t: to Ibe Wee v.<rk Laatslature at .Mhan-.
by deman.llrii; **an tmmedtate, impartia'..
thoroui and unsparing investigation" into
legislative practli es, past and present, it
Is said that the Legislature is now favor
able to an early adjournment.
THE ONLY HKMKI'V
From The Si>t ii!sf.«-ld Republican.
U'l'.lle tlie only genuine r.-m.-. f..r c.ir
ruption In Hie l^egislnture is to eject hi)ne-«t
men .ii niemlien of It— a rentody In the
bands ••' Uie i • »ple — the proposed dragnet
investigation « ai>-!i C3o*einor Hughes has
demand. <l must hay.- tlie effect of making
the penplt more insistent thar: e\t*r l,c?o:e
upon beiag represented by honest men.
IT ALL DEPENDS.
From The I:.ca Press.
if Urn leaden or Urn Senate v r ■ ! Aaaem
;: i-r - !i" influence of a:i todisnani
public opinion have its way wtth them tt,"
in..- ttgai - ommlttee «:". be properly
. -. ■ . bui the (rtenda of .1 thorouch In
atton are bound to be -\ ilttl > uneasy
till the names are snilPiinriit
BEBPO2CSB T<> l-rnr.it' opinion
rroni Til.- Hartford Times.
The action Of ttie \. « York Senate in
adopting .i i etllUtliHi provtiiuiK for a sweep
ing Invest ixation mti> lestaUunre eorrupttoa
Ii a tardy bnl effect hre response to pubUe
oplntnn, ■■• mi.. it n\ Oovemor Hushes
The Republican politician*, >ih»- brnnpttoua
and 6>ftant, ire now so 'a::u- that they
,ir'- -«v mm 1 11 1 1 k lo teed out of the Qovernor*a
hand.
IT Ul!.!. K.\m\V
From Tnr Rochester H-rald
The Albafiv l«egi«latnr(* . :i : 11 1 1 • • r ' » v well
afford lo Ignon the demand of Governor
Husttei 'i>r a thorough probing ipt.T the
of graft at the -r <te . apti ll In fr»\f
of the lar^»* number of oneaaj head
will b< ie pon ' le for The public
> certain men mvi ie. nine
rich bj mereh vetting Uiemtclvea ele-.-ted
to titc LegUUture.
NOSES BEING COUNTED
Census Takers Begin Big Task
of Enumeration.
The actual work " . oi>«-tir | statistir*
about the five million lnh*hltan:« »f fraaajf
»w York ajai >ester»Jay morninc it 9
o'clock, when the census taker- started
their big task. Two ••■• are a*sigr.»d b;
th»- for th^ work, ami it- «ot:i
tion is system.
"If it wasn't for system w» rr,\M <!o
r-nhir. .>aid Supervisor \lherr l-'aJck. in
his or c. on th» seventh •aat of the
Trinity Building. "By far th» most diffi
cult work T have had ts setting the ma
chine ready an.i the cors in order as that
the wheels wll! move without * bttda I*
is running splendidly so far. but nr:ile • om
eth— you know
"Strange to uv. thi:s far the e:ilime--:>e :il ime--:>- >r i
have not reported « single .vise of tr>»ubl*.
and they are working in a!! sorts of sec
tions and In a! parts of the city. Th"
public always BSpeCtl UM census taker to
be thrown downstairs or to Ij!«e his hair
at the hand?* of an irat» spinster o r «om>*
thing like Uttt :>ut the -<;>rinjr *eat:i«r
seem- to t-ai e warm»«l a!l hra:t«
Mr. Kal.-k will not make aatti I "Its
a foolish man who does. ' he said I" i ;
thought that there are aaaal -.*»'.••• per
sons m Manhattan and The Bronx, i-otin"
;.?."» enumerators are at work OB thBBBj BOd
eaf h one of the worker* »ii! na 1 • I fa
between I.^ <> and 2* ( »*> names.
There are flftern apseßl agpnfs dire--.;,
under tie h«.-ad super\ Isor. and each of
these has charsre of M inspectors. The in
spectors, in 'urn. control about V) enu
merators each. Thin year the~* is a c>o<i
proportion af woiren omoncr OM ao D
tors— l» in all- and they are wovkinz large
ly In the ffnemt-n* and r»-sid»nce i fhwia
The 9<}'jad WlB work m nig^t and day
shifts, for the task hi re-^ard^d as stupen
dous.
Advance blank* have been * .attired in
every h->n-:e and insriturion in the eftXa M
that those who would have to answer the
nuestions could become familiar with rinm
before th~ patter* enumerator ame aro. ::;<!.
And it take« ronstder . patience to earn
a day's wages, for UM rate is fr-^m two
te two and a half i-ents a nanw Down
town in the business distr 1 .. *s the «rs:i
morarors g»»t paM ay the day. f'»r Ihj jnni
tors at about the only legal inhabitants
of the various office building?
The enumerators have full authority to
< all a policr-man i* there 13 a refusal to
answer questions, but there should bo no
reluctance la ans-a-er'.nir. for a proclamation
on the bark of the blanks signed by Presi
dent Taft distinctly says that no informa
tion gained will be use«i for political pur
poses, for fury or military du*y or in en
forcing any of the laws of law land, ari
that the information will not be at^ul^d.
Enumerators may be punished by a heavy
flue for disclosing information.
In the foreign quarters in some instances
Interpreters ar» employed to assist the enu
merators, but where it ha.= been possible
tie |obe .have been combined, and money
and that other valuable asset, time, are
saver!
In Brooklyn Supervisor William Li^bar
man, in charge of tn« census BB r»ng
Island and Statin Island. appealed to t:ie
p«>lic* la cuard against the thefr af UM
advan< •<• sheets. Enumerators foi:nd that
tr some in.nanc«s th- sheet.i had b»*n
stolen or mislaid and that men w<»r- selling
them at o eeafl each, advising people
that M wotiid be a zr>od plan to hay» OMB
ready btflMV UM rush l^gan.
BECK with ART OBJECTS SOLD
Wedding Chest Fetches Top Price —
Seventy-six Paintings Dispersed.
Thai was a good fizfi artrnddnc* at th»
;if»ern..on saW of Urn Carroll BecWTv:-h
ci|!»ctinn of art onje.-r;* restarday. Of UM
fUlllitUfe offered, a finely c^rv^.i w-ridlng
eheM from rior^nre DfWBSM UM !. g'ie«r
pr!.-e. II wan «n?d to Carl ijiijrlcsmai n t r
$Sl°. A marrjuetert* wpiWini <-h»«f %» : .
tamed bf C H. Russel! faff j;^ :ir ,^ ,
laaawai bnhj pjsnd piano wa.s k.-i.-cke.i
dwwfl to Mr«. r>ar.icl C HieiMlll for j;T°
Mr*, rr d* Raastuft pairi y.'C * - ilx side
chairs of '"r^orgian d--siKn. and Mr«. Hot
bert r. Satrerl»»» obtained a dining table
for sr, Km r aid SBa fe* un eaf
ivory •«-.v:fr- from N;intu.-k»r. Mrs C W.
'■""i 1 " 1 boughl a leather aereea f"r to. Tho
total of fhis session w;is C.t>.
B**enty-etl paintin*:-: were s<-<i'} a* the
nnal sen^nn in the evening, the highest
nrlee aatataed v-nr CB| fat "The 4wahaa
ing" It was bought hr Perry 'iriffin.
BRISK BIDDING FOR PAIMTN'GS
Final Session of Sir George Pope Sale
—Total for Night. $14,128.
Th»r» w.ts brisk hidfiinsr last night among
the art Isean whs Miie.i the ifjtt I
ATI <;allerie< at 'lie t : .na! s i ( ,n af the
saie of pantings belonsring to the pir
Oaarga Poti« eaOectlon. Tiie h:«ch«*st prim
obtained was IT.j" for ••Venice." .1 water
color by Thomas Mama R. *; Boataai
an agent. » a-< the buyer. An Inn^ss. \: ■ |
ciair by Moonlight." brought CJOO, G W.
Jonfetßi M the purchaser and Barbuda
"Ix)v« and Art" wnt for J'..i»<> to M. F.
Wright
T>t- total "f !asf nisht « ?a ie w.ia $!4.:^S.
making t.-e tatal Of the sale to date Cl.
.vm The ivories, embroideries. tap*»«tn<*s
arjii porcelains will tie sold to-day at the
rooming and afternoon sessions.
BROKE THE WRONG VIOLIN.
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I aa demolishes
THE WEATHER REPORT
«MH«-iai Krrnnl and K»rera«l. 'vVasuin^- m,
April 15.— Th»- \\ Msn aawai ha* aw«t 1 north
fMtwa-1 lo Wisconsin, wMIs am her tine from
the Souihw-»t of about e^uai intensity rxtenda
from the Texas coajt north- nor :!•.»■;».■«' ir. \
kac*a>- The combined rca..^ thus far '-a
grner*. BeSWSn f-an; the plain* »ta:-s r*n.\*rd
into the »a' ■..:: states. ..ie Ohtu . i
b«mm anU <t>>" jpper :a»,f rrg;ori n:;h ao ma
■r.uw In the L>ai»»tj3 *au \V-*£ern Ulnnesuta. In
the Atlantic si^trs »nj the ex:r*:u» West th«
»*ahtr SMI fair
-raturns ••■■ l*.ow the ■■aiial
av«rajre tn the ltD. kv Mountain re*!or.. nr
plains «tatrs a -.u? i* B9BMMTJ Valley t m cuo
ttnus litgta f»st of ill* M. <»:■«. ppi ltlvrr. Thry
arc alsi. • « (timac VVr.-; \
::..i.. urn Cam i «i bwai »r- aUaetae.
•■ ■ Wtll •■ ■• v on Be
rast of thf Sl!i»l«sli • . r.iw- • r-:i-:i
N*w Er.uiani;. fcbtcti »..: ba raacttad ?.r . a
mitlit. I" tba northern upprr ur !.-»■. .u *:. i
Urn estnasa essai BUaetaMpel \ a.;- .n.>w ti
probable Showrra will .or.tlnu* Sun.tai
\-..».ni ttatam, -.\:.i> ri*r*hrr* th«> \vri»ih«r wi.l
\m tmrrA'.U fj!r .-•iin.'.iiv ITatf wmtht-r » ,
. | .i. S*lu:.av »^-<' <■ '.',:■■ Mlsss^ip;,! \ i r
\: will >>•• .'..; r Sitjra.i'-- fr.»n ? !•.,• V < <
si;>l>i VSi •'• '-jKtwarci r\- i>» Ml \
, a*\ .iii.l il..> >n tae w*»t «;u!* >-.>;n:. an.l
. i»..ier i ■ • ».••*<!
will b« A.ir.1..-: Eat ui- Jay in th<- extr-m^ -*!
am! wirrai'i Sun.lav la tba plains atat<>a +iul
thr Ul»*l»!<lPI<i V •
Tl.<« *lnrta SIMMJ t it- N^w Knglanrt iat.it w;'.:
;.r innrt«T.it- anil m«tatl\ n..rT:i.- ».<t mltidln
ATlantlc coast, li^ht t» mixior-at* ..n.l \ . , . -
th.iuch mmtlv .-a«ter!v. south Atlantic
\\ M '\t lo mixl^rat." «..uth. #a»t »Ju!f coast, m.xl
»t.h. «i.utli. SMftins '" Borthwit am! h^<-.ir->
tn« Driak t" lil«-t<. *»■! i;-.iif .-mit, t>'-.»li \n
Ih«'>. h«-.-oniin< norl!i*fi( r> m■•' i ,>n th.-
BWM Uk*« BtSMOU '" Bflß* «n.J *artat>.*
..n »li» upp-r lAm t.rtsk »^iittiw»«t nn Lak<>a
Mlrhlsan ■*"•' Huron nhiftinit n»r!h».-<- , r
l.risk '<» hi«r> 'iorth»«»» on !.*k* Superior
Mtcam»r« Saturday for Tunpemn
por'^wtll t\m\r lieht »o m.-wi'rar* »in<t». !ir>»t
i, BSrtBMBI '•' '• ' '■•' 0»t Onnd R»r;>j
r-r^rmt f«r *pe«-i«i lawafJHai F-»- Eiir.-n
sr^r Tart ißjae>eri m IbJ csetei is saaibwisM
■ !»/ ii h irM»"-» t .} ..1 .'•■■ n- . • 1 •
• . n'»k »h:f'in« » UMS
for Nt* Ea«'.acd. iliinrfri «i>«l*y in wcit
aert aoutft; fair la nort^«ast cortiona. ■ .* 'a»
aUnwera *n-1 «-ont» r . mo«l»-a:» w'n.l». iiiiaitf
north •• ■ • •!«.
Fo- western P»nr»- <n;a. afeeeMTS •- »
cooler 'o-rfay an.' - i:: .1 mnii"a ■ ■•> artakl
«juthw-af to north wln<l»
For W'Wtorn N» v T.«rk. a^^f. •• « '»-'la-».
in w-«t porttoa. .^atwta- «h..w-r^ aad
. .l •- T,ort-rat» to hrlak •nintrce w1tt»»«
Knr Now J»r»» . \t\ -'...l.r r» ...
portion tn-i\mv «*»ir.'!» • •. »«-* anrt ..nol-r.
nrwiora'o to anati «hir*'.^«; »'-<•»
For th- fM.TH ■ ■' ■ .- HBsMa *rut gasta —
p«rr<- ■'• Btti *i-*»r» an-1 essler t»-«tar and
- ,-- ■ - ik • i *'..i« wiaaa
OfflHal - ba>rvati< • of t ni:or» stMtum —•••>«»
buroaua takon at * p m -o«t»rrtav. fol'ww:
rat.jr-. Wonther
AlDainv m • l«t»4V
At!«nttr • Ity ■*►♦ ■ !o«r»»
Hrufwi «>» ■ l---f
' 1 ■ . '-4 < 1"«f»T
i'hli-«S" '- ' Jtrt'%'
' t-.'-tnrja'i "" ''Il*!*,'I 1 *!*,'
S» l.oo»» W 'l«ir
no » nrtrmoß T-. Rat*
VVaatiin«r..n . T» « Toiatf
Loral INTVitI B>r<*r<( ' • ,- ' «
M H 'r>-m tho Watlirr Dur«at> atiaw» tiW
-"hanar* In th~ MBBHI . !•» at ItH
(BSf -...;r« in • -mnir-i. .1 a.-h the COriatpuß'' "<
•laro ..f !»at y«ar:
i-.urt i.ik* :o»x» i;m>.
t'av ■ a» •'•• (» ■ ••> *•"•
« a m 4H .V. » *. ao ."•• at
Dam »-, ISttt a. 81 *> «a
B n, SS - . '^ . m. .%• —
» :■ " M <»
■ • r.'mp»raii'-o -•tor^a- 71 -?o»r»«» ■••»*
1 ■■ • -: a •'««•. *». S 1 •->*•• ' -r
'or"--;.- < it* ■ ■• . '■- irersas ejs
.-..rr««pt,n<ltn« .late U«r lalrt ■■ <. • "
1 f..r0.-a»f SttSyefS '■• •!»> SUIHIB7.
< ■ •- - ..>r .i;«-i»ra'.- tn hrt»l«. «ltfl •{
MARRED.
CAK.NK- ' iHIJIERS-On TSuririJ- »3" t*.
»- -ho •hot - ' t*m Ho '- - ■ So tt*
F^»nt "Hrh M liv tna P.:«.:? R*" Pr-^-rtr
■ • t> v an.; 'rt» X* ' i*!rru?r».
father .>f MlO Mir»o r?ioro«i • !i».tw« to C
l!->r-!m»-r Ftarros. of ni-l««?flei<t ParK N. J.
Rcr:K;. T ■' v ; aeoakmrn "n Ar^;: t4. at M
.... - -io, par-ni». N*>
II i Mvmpnf.n a- o . [a -.■>nn». N* J :j»
... r horrn :o "ha -•« ;-o»t!» Raum«^rtnoT.
■ ■ iv ij'i. 1:
>«tie«» nt mwrrt»c»« aa«J «l»«th« iitlw *•
ii r<>mp;iniof| ar fail —a it! ».M.--»»
DIED
!.-■■»- •' — ■• is K«!:nt n. .Lan»
Pf.'.'-f H!r»m. ■,u,-mv'.r -Ism-*
W>luw V-na E. "Jrimn. ';"W
Urr<*.hrad. E ;«rn.a. Ui'.'.m. Et*r\<iK* R
«'.•>. .-arah \ Luraa, ?*l<ln"y R
our>- y.A- Moor*. Surah M
I"jnham Jxiatina M I'avn* Kilatm T
Vwvr.n'7. Fran'-^s. Roblason. Stuart W
AT rtVA.VSRN —' •-tm-'-.-ia wnmmam mm—i •* •!
\.«!nn-.!i!». Xi**9 . Xrr'i t.*» ?>in«r». at V —
i mant. N. T.. Sunday. 2 .TO <V~!ork.
BEIXI3— Ob April 14. af Grade!!. N. J . Htr%s»~
8».'.i3. m his «n.i aaj Funeral prr»at«,
1 BI ( »BI>>U-- f<r Fri.ia-. April 15. "*»•» at -Jp
r»s«rt«^ic» nt her ri«*">fi*w. Rtrr Rr*«rt B. H-Jl.
V V Mrs. Arna E. Rt4»'ow. w.rtow tt PMTtp
H Blr-'low r\ni !au«ht^- nt *h* !*t* B>* .
r«tvM P Mr<3ni:ior «n th» TStJI ym*r <rf h«r
»m Fun«ml a»-rvir— « »£ N« tin 'b»Bjor*»
R «r!. FLitbush. Prookli-n. Monday. «t 11 i m.
Int»rm<mt ir. Rm».ii> <«tn«t«ry. ■ 'TUBBB. ■* *
BRMPHeUD-oh \-prU 14. 10XO. Eu<ecU, a Maw
af Om late John R •me'-Ti Brof!^|•a<l and »laux!»
r»- -; -h- 'af ->» D» Witt B!orxti«r>od. V^uawaa
from h«r lar»r r»strtent». N<> »• W««t U* at . , «B
-a- :rtav momlnsr. Aprt: \n. at \n ■ ■;<*■«. t»
i»rnTt at th« ronv»nienc« of th* faaatly.
COTJZ — Ent»r<H - — - W*r!ri»sdaT. Aaril
t.T T»t>> >arah Ann r>>l«. la h«r 734 yaar
rm^ral »rv'r.« t naj la** paaMaa - M*.
r.'z.\ ', 4«i »tr»»\ Brrjckl-Ti. 00 9atur«ta7 «v«a
inc ar 1 o r! <•*
Cl-RLET— ftn tv*!r»srta- Ajr!! 13. !l»tO. Marr.
wi^ow if Hu«h '"uri^r. at Mr raaid«(MO. it'v.
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