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ATSOAY APRIL 27. WHO.
TH* n">r?paprr i* cirri <: and pvb
lithrd by 7 7.< - Tribune laaadafl a
}o»t corporal ion : r,prr end prtm
r'^x:? p/orv of bi/»rnrf«. Ttihitn* Pvi'd
tup. ?> r>. «54 Voxras tfrrrf. \<ir York;
<*>itr:\ Mills, prrtitir-nt : Cir,^r n M VM
rmrteiy; Jamr* if, Rcn-rtf, aaawr
7'fte cMf'tf of Tfn nff!rc}-§ it tbr office
r' rfc/ji vy paper.
JFf A/M> THIS JHOh'M\n.
tiQVCirrrm nnisit stesara. ciar.pi
erifi Huclv^ ■■• - .i th* 1 admini;-"
rsiiri».»d hiji Boose: Ths Mts of
*ir fc^niiei, of Keo York, b\ BafelSg a
lie. jsavecl the OOBSSBerca Coun rraiure^
of the BaQvoad I*.'.' . an bwaapßctt^DesßO
rTTtic oßalftian raooi ednd ba iffiiTfT' > Hg
the adoption of pevev;;! amendmeiu" 1 .
t CIBIEIQX. — The adore BoopeveH saw a;
lUghl "1 an aeroplaiie at Issy. ihe m;i
< hinr fell, but th" «frnn:tut was BOt '
tojared: th» CK-aVasio>Bi iceelved the
rr«*inbet> <-: the Parttamentan aw«p.
r • =.— . Rjornstjemr- Rjcrnson. the Nor-;
B p'»ct. dZKSftatlSI :i'i<l tioviHpi. ni^d
b S rts The j, f,,> ; r Q .- r. esf ;
li.K Ftcamei- Aurora and Ji p '' en v, o| Ul •
BM ' haOa beer, ]os! i« !; >t ctedited in
MrUartusT «' r cies «t st. focia'a Th
body of ti ti inidcottn>d man, wtto h:ii
haesi dr;^d !•>» leaaj ie I'.iind <>n (
cue of ih«- amsfilary h ■ I th^atcan-j
t•■ <-ut \- 1 v•• "M-v <';h;n ÜBglO kIOUI
.. , ■ , har| ■..••;• 1
:■ rvbrttioti t'ia-.in^d :or ;•!-> "*.
Ktmoa <>; pfiit i'Hi is ibMD 1 • '
' ik to Atn'-tii-iiii" in EiS>*ti. :nid
b r«bcUl««n la f<-.i,r. (>( > An American
»;i<ii>_.:V :•>■? bumht «>V'r tWrtePOtbOO
ßKod Kquaxc mtles of aroodlaod la L«ab
:: lai ual v 1 i nroc| v
iIdMKSTIi President TnU -ifnt
« 1 I■' ••■■'..! Kdaoo 11. Hfiir Borvvyor
Perl at Kew Fork, to aegc^rd
.1- \w% s < •;«• • - ■ Tht : • « build
• l ■ ftsu nof Atwricaii B
Mrs tn WMs'mipidn «:■« :■ ■ dedicated, ■•<-
helns n*ad» '■■ Preaid* I
• X "\ -- .■ • t: ••■ ' ■ <\v< .\
fU .-OMi ihe M.mi-.-.:, At.!i.
Tbi «">'i;n n I . i" iSa dei tared
<■ ■ '•..< iojta] lh* N'<" i brup la« Hi
tin 1 niplnynieni or « «rt .< U) railroad na
|tt< Pt to < ;jrM It in' ■ the I'>v«riiy
foijr. QIHtTDW Hughes nns Ihe
• r nt of many vncrMtulati ->!!<■ ftoni
promlnwii nsei all <-^<\ ih* rountrj on
ntrarrrt a* a jusa eof th< I'oited
S tpTt "'• < ■••: I Th'- bill 'O
lnvnatijEa(< '■ ' • • ■ha =■ ■ >:i -"•'• •
St. t« .•;-!• ■ fc - 10. a\
Opi :r.;, fo ■.'"-"■ (a tl A
• . • • r- nf]| prr
c SuTid* I 11 »rhrr»> rM a<l
njijCFion 'f"> 1^ c\\nrs.o<\ r a?= paaafd hy
•b' Mawntdf I • » lona debate in
«),» Ser^te ;>t Aihan 1 'h- kdentUj • ' '■ '
phflanttiro] ■ : '■ ' -' ■ ' Inttwporaite
:-. Kg,M>*.OQft four.d^tinn va- not i'wj,|H,
•■ <• till trsa advanced Tv o of
Mr F F «" Hvrtep 1-;icv- 1 ,r r *rA
t-ar.-.*- S^-ope. t"-t ■•,f(\ r<< •'.< Hy<le trial
1;. Kur-.TS.* CBS "•^ r t>Bt ta r^ r
cave of fi-« ojucllman Kauric* s < oft'ee.
»• T TTJ-burp. rtiaigHH ;I|i h-jl-e- ,' r • A
\r Rgre<^ fltid was locked up for the ;^j;ht
CITT - rTiirfi* Bhsatod Irregular
changes oAer «^> atrrti '■'
trtci attorney •• pd that
bf wodd lay rtiarare nf isbusw af dis
r**tlT" bgTOi'O th« Far 4«uOclatU«n
•rth«' th» .lUS«tire> of Sper<«l Pf^smn»
r- Arreftf -n Ala^tms. 1t waSj BsM
by J-t.. <-.' r r*Ki* hero, r-nuid hreafe
up a c»ng Bf practising fraudnlent
t>ankrur tr ' Chert The |nry *» trf
T Auru'-tw ni;.'« h«i ipl«t»d and
place.fi ui^.er cu*rd nf deputy ma^t-hal*
■ ■ — Tl:e CtlTred States See', rnrpers
linri rr>rr.mor-. ataCß KSO pat e'
anr.ouri-">n th;.i JLT/'OA a year ?t fly« j
year* h*<i hem ri rdß<"-<lr dR<"-<l '^1 swjkjea to]
Et. John? «^itl.rnral = - Mayo;- <;* -
v.or pat as a :naci!-"*r.Tie in tbe ot** cf a
mastei unfler clivt"
THK BTBATBEB -fHF 1 ' — fftß for to- '
r
<ay: jJUTWOI O ttiajOlJ; kvweat, h2
t\m o\ utv. OBatCD.
Wh»' ha* 1>«v 'irrtf <»f «lwi raonuinen
parf of f«vir-r:ii leUcwhoent, the
S. nr,:r rilllllllWT SB BunidßUgßßi
■ itrd ■ rear ji-o
■ ;• macn ; ti''^nr flourish of sn;vM»'-.
2; r\:-. ••■ ad bs i (eßtßßJstfnj heve <•<>
thc<« btjoos panmSttacs of the Senate lo
tii» tegular sppissjatatloß bills
er# )-<'f»-rr'-«i to bTIob Bwajy esfnva
1 arhlrh bad crept ta 1
BMasaxes and •>, dhwonxsge any 1 cba -
♦■i.iti t :..•:■ -\' !:al.ili
1 ,!•« v li • • •■:•; I I' ■■j't laii<;r. I r
• ■ •• :..•<• . . : 1 ; I : ! 1 1 1 •<• wBS
Bat'a t ' :■' ta --^ ; . nor ■'• d ;> ii''*i or
" streogCb of Ihe Btusta it i»
. '.;;•'.. (1 Ml< . .'•..■• ir-.i«|
. titl«M»s bavin; •<» do .>.'■)> i|i
Ji;-").v:r 'i.Hlv :,;,.
1. ■ potty sad ana By, .-^ w«-ii is
1 '•••• qpniaitttees. It-;
Bdjetasl, b bcM renH v
■<■ ci: '■•:.' I.!- 1 Ifae -• t • 11 1 ' • . > :tt .;.' ■ pn.-.
• :\u\ v • : • 1 r.«t:i M'MicMiiri ii
f] . p ■, i •.'«ii».
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' ■ ■ ■ 1 ■■;<,, Bdnj :«■ -
Id .< ■
.1 ;:ir «>r .1
■ rrdttrtiaa iii • ii ste • '
•I <;!!-!•
• f lirji-vvmit.Mr.pv f»n th« ruttirnrv. |
• : • v, . , • ■ '1 a- >\x ■• .•„•■ j , --• ' ;
a 1 -i ?• •. •
■ . - ' •• '-
'. .' ■ • t : •: ' " :
c - . , • l .
Ifumi <]« net .•»pr^>v#» "an*i nbs<-h ib«*
fl<lmin!*tration would like to kv> nmitt^l
from *iiir> nvcr and harbor measure.
Wlirrc ■■ • ■•» il;«» OOBUBIttM OB Kxpowii
:•!!">. irltb ItS tMoniy \ntrs find ii«. afl
powvtful Influence, v I'm the Senate
tv«<« Ix'inc iinr*>nun<»d in hohalf of
In nl !ii;.-.-s^n to :m1«1 $10,000,000 to the
BUSNIM (QT rtVferS and harbors rotM l>y
the B(V1 Its members \vcr<» r-. I
<!ontl\ too <H*<rcct to iirjre an aaabßfTß*
>ins economy in n !irl«1 in which evil
pro. odrms J;«\o (•*»» 11m fashion of lav
»!i jr-iv« iij;ii'':i;:l dishurwnienta Mi la«
i tkUi juu iirt jim ihtlc m*» pi«n.
I'rivnlP prn«i-i^ MM* <ontlm:o to p!!«»s
i:i r-nrh bOQM Of "'crt'ts by thr litni
dred. Th* OoomtttM no EipenAttnrss
bat apparently no- yot sought •■■» di s
ccorage ipedal pgMlftn legislation,
\ iiicij always tnwoirw ravoritJaaa nud
Ui<s>ulsrtlj J ; !"i often M no other .-x
v\:zt> than to make* private political <•;:]'
ii::l .-it boaae for an enenjotir pension
bunting l oiuphwihii. If rational t*
trr«n<lunri!i in expenditure I* to com*.
Epedai pension rfiilstat*frii and river
:«H<l b.irhor bttntWTeUieStS ■ •*" the roan
pcuuiorj ml must be «r«an<lonr«!.
Why slm'.iMr.'t ths Committee on Bx-
;,r<»; bCßjfa to ;!:i:it th« seels <<
reform vow?
bTOIT //// UMB DYZX /</: FKLT.
In tbe rcthvmen! Of Governor Hnch.*<
from political life to the Suprc-nv OOBZt
bend) iho R«'jml>i;<nn party bj thb
slate lean fioiarU'.ixic inon» than if
most cfl"««Mivo rampaisnor. It loses a
man about nhnw personality rallied a
powerful MfMH f«»r political r<*jr*Mi
pration. who oven in private life ■would
have bees (scognlseoi v a Bono within
The DUty mak!ns for ripbtcnusnos*.
who <mi «if OOCB < amid DOfl hiv. Efeiled
t4 KlSta a BBnan of moral leadersliip
Bad WBO WOnU have inspired cor.fi-
ABBeC in ilir .irty «nd civ.-rt Itrcaajth
to it •v the part in ii- iflaln which BB
must inevitiiMy have taken.
Compared with this l^^s of Mr.
Hughes as « rerncnized moral factor
within dM party Ite 1....* of a powerful
eatßpai^ner durinc thr> most rttJcal
part of the nnt state campaign win bo
Df slight bnportanc& Pi ith th«- news
tbM (he Gavcmoi «aa to so to the Bo*
preaaf Court many or ;ir^4» wh« bawl
i>e<n DBDMrtng bfi Icaßanblp flouibtlwi
(Ml c nt adrift politically M they would
DOl if he v.-ere v> Ktala ■ pa* a within
tlie counsels of ilie party and remain a
•« v<;ii"» candidate! for :nher nom.ii:'
ttaML T.i BBSJ n»en he w;is a taadcf
ftid would have eOOXtBIMd te he *
bsdCV BO long KB he was Dot reeae* d
fn>ni pf 'litjeal life.
To hold th« strength that the <;ov
■ ernor bronghl 1^ th«» i>;ir;y Bcpnhllcani
iiitivt art own nuro i-in-umspcctly th a!
iii«> BRBOhI havo fc.'i'i lo h;<«i ii«» ilinnlf
rctfvad to private Hfi To hald the
Bnghßß sot* the party v\iii have tie I
Bhoar th.it it N fnU of Hi** Snghes spirit
and IrOB to the Hughes purpose, if
ih«- Qovcrßor Btasaelf vrcn to ix> .-i can*
AMatc .'Jt.'tin tha party aaad he am of
tiio support ba stttactcd, almost tiro
st^Htivo of ii^ hesitation In arrepting
bis poQeles. With mi' :'ior raadidate,
i»Tit ajfth Mr. rfyttf enrdktng a'
mor.ii l^nlorsliin the party, it
would have beea !<•-<; s;iro of this «u;»
7><<rt. bad still much Baore lately to oh
bdn it thnn 1t w V ho VrllhOUl him a« :i
niiiyitis pofau for the movement toward]
better • hiii^r* v\inc!i be has bsd.
It liolioMvev Kopuhlio.iti!>. sliv:<foro. t.t
i":ir iii Batad the End thai the i artj la
■• tin-- sutto viii \>c regarded !»"■••*» iTitl
rally n<'Tt f.til Itam it SMSaM 1*» if tl>v
. Gowraor Bflere m remain aetK <• in its
l inn«»»l« sni Hadcnhtp. The p*'oplo erffl
■••T.:.in3 i«!i tlmn thtj ■rOUfcl
if be x\c-ro in tfoaJn here he eonid la
Some nip.'isiire *f itflHi* bfal "... Of be
iii 1 pesitjon th tahe it op Bgs
I Hi: 9BAL FAITH.
" ■ .' in iivii.iiiM MTermnlans re not
' I«kiTir kimlly t" the tifttjon that Hie
. t«ri?t <io<!?u-;C''>;i (J f • (( t *» Rennhtlcan state
jrilatfom of recent date is "tetj 1 i. in
•Tiiii<" Thfre are Dmscvata in indi
ho pfiu prvsensser in« anll^rotag>
• leachittgi 01 tleudrMta, root**
BBM. Tnrpie and *,r^ Icnflers in th«»
|4aya srhen tint state u^e.l r<> !><• * power
m the Dtmotratt? tttlonal eooaclhij
Qoteruur UarahaflL Par inst.i ?;••«•. so<-ms
t<> be m entire tjmpathj a Itn tiir rar! ; °r
: Bnti-protectlonlsi prognunme. H«*
I M>id the «''lier ■
Th-- 1 • 1 R^pubiicaa Inrargmta
■ • hay* ■ bt ••■ •■ that prot«cUon '■"
h * ton <•' i r o. }\>\f. hot " r d -
[gn ' • It 1p anuii
t^ f\»»\ v sfngjt hone
That is the troe DmoeratJ tr;i«* ti<-»n
! To lay ;i du'y (tor pnx|ioaei --f protretSoo
la. Iron thai distorted :<:iu'*» of rfaoon,
|aa ha«i as - • ag a r--->r>e 88l th"
<iu».v ta i.i.i to steroßiue t'^e ii<Ypr*»Tiee
In no af prodiMllua btR »'ii ihroad
dnda not star the anaOtj ef Ihe stleged
1 l:irr*»ii; . H t ic (BJfjeUJ AM protrorir^
. Brhatevcr thetr object, ahonid '•■
: mfjß4 asray, .'^.r-rdinj: bs Ooveroor
iMarahalTs '"ci<\ h<> i« n tr-.!* 1 Inhf riior
|«f rfi<» ::>: :i!tl« of Morristin. Miljn »--i
: \Vjittr-:sr-n *- midt lte> ffcffcl 10 rpooj . >
r.ize the DnajnaUfled protection d^'lar.-i
i lea of «iie lTidiS!:;< Itrp-hli'Mns «*■ BB>
ptoprlata Bar Daesoeßatie «:«;e \\> real
iri-'d ii 1 raarka an the aneoodltlonal
Mu-ili' v of hireeny to fornstr experts in
i the phOoaophy of Osbdenten who an
I now foolishly trying to prove- thnt t ] 1( »
tanrjenfl larttl attltnde <iirfi:-< in
prtodple from thai nl the great 111:) of
protecdoßists and BrnaMlcan*.
, ■/ /// /,"■'/ "I ttIQ&ATtOX.
A writer in * 'Tii<* '! <iv~." «.f London,
iJiscusst'S in detail t lio p«-uni:uy c.jk!:
1 tlons <.f «!i«' Mnui'i" «.;■ tnisr:i-
Uqb bjta «;mi;iiJ:i whiiii now prevails.
1 t:.!y .■o<' lj".uidr<'d Hr^Tind ptrwm Bie
«\pr-.-t«>d t., ii«;tv<' i!i» ! t:ite«l Kingdom
Bar tin* DemlnSdn this rear, iv addition
',::. li' Ijf be ■ in BJCBI
part "i a•■: 1; • t » • . people. Tins, *— —if
«IW « iiiir'n::!- v !j-> WTO Sfttl <>i:t ;i few
days ■■*■:>> by ili* 1 BaJratSoa Army there
\.ii- some who J;"i as nscb n^ fff.ffW
BJ I- •• ill ci^li :.lul :• dOKn nr m'tt^ who
; ■■■! lh. ' v.;: : , .!,-,' ;, !■. .V.Vm, B] bfl I
:. proportion of the company bad
: , |39 upvanL it v..i- isjcftinned that
i •• t..«» bad s total of not sess 111 i
fUBM**. >• u*l> " ls « ' '•■ -1<I«M 0.1 to Im«
er poorer partj than Mi* nvf*^^pc.
Th'- total «itrc! tnnsfi r <■: taonejr bj
Hm- \<*t.***> . ! _ . • ::•!,. the I sited
KlnsdoO 1" '!i«' I»":i«i:;"ii fn.*- »• ii 1-■
«x;n«tf«i ,•• bf ■ "' '•• •• ibaa treea • < -.<».
Onii.ooo to E22 00 I " ■•;>.
I Iwra i* »i-" • ■ ■ dltti • f n. "ii
arefl v <i . 1 • 1 ntmi
ber nf casei tt • 1 ■
tend ' 1 ■ ■? ■ * - ■• ■ ' ih « eni'
ti mt i
dJej to L-c iatUeft ia iiu .Veiv World, at (
NEVr-YORK DAILY TRIBUTE, WIDXESDAV. ATftlL 27, 1910.
lea<t uct'l their prosperity i« wHI evtob
lif-lie«l. H"\v much tho-e i-emittances
■jnoont io ennnoi b° exactly deter
miii'il. :i« many of th^m are MMM •"
cash or in bank infal, hut th<> British
pnstotlioe reports thnt In the ye*r
IOOS*XIO pome m.IOO was * ont to
Brttltb America in money order*. As
these were probably only Iho BmaUer
remittance?. t«w> small for banking, tht*
ioj.ii of such tnoMffta af money pro'i
ril.ly ran Into many million^. Tbere la,
of course, also a refluent stroam of cash.
much larrer titan this, the amount i»f
which eau only bo conjectured, though
it.-i.-is far estimate is furnisbed
in the fact that Iha money ordei-s which
were received in the I'nitetl Kingdom
hod >car from <"anada aggregated .<4
r»:.<;..'K»o. The major part of this, liotv
erer« **■«•«<» presomalrtj pent to enable
other members of (lie famllieo to cnii
s;:i;<' to the Dominion.
if the personal worth of the It^.(XK>
tn&gnßtM in qocaflea i»e estimated nt
KIyGOO BMB, or |150uOO(M)00 in nil. and
the cash carried by them at xlt..<h *».<•<«<>.
ilio crand total of $178,0001,000 must
BMaa ;i gtiHlf cain to the Dominion over
that which is sent back; and of course
a corrcapondbis laai to the mother
((■:;;iiry. Rut that transfer of wealth
i- another potent annnnent of the im
perialists for such co-openttive fodera
tioj! of the empire as shall make the
wraith Of each memher in some «I<*^r*»*»
t!i<« wealth of all.
TWO i TCTIM&.
In th' 4 loud and almost universal
chorus of approval thnt. hi raise<l ov«-r
Governor HngbesHS apivMntment to the
Supreme <"ourt we note only two op
posin?; voices, that of the Hon. William
Dames, jr.. of Albany, and that of the
Ron. miliaai .1. Bryan, of Liut-oln, Nen.
Mr. Barnes remark 1 that Governor
"Hi:?li. ■« should never be appointed to
"the Supreme Court bench. governor
"Murhes is an advocate, not a judpe; n
■"fizhter. not an interpreter." The Gov
ernor's BDOOSBS or failure in public life.
Mr. Barnes says, is due "to his ability
"to start ■ row and make the other man
"ajpeir jo Lave the worst of If." He is
"n"t judicially minded." Mr. Bryan re
BBttfca that the Governor's "speeches show
ha Kadi no hostility toward private
mQaopodeo. find that he Is "a shining
"ilhisiratlon" of that peculiar type of
"citizen developed in tills country dur
':nc the present peneration— the citizen
"r. ii.i personally opposes vice «nd is a
"pn'<i-I:er of small crimes, but shows no
TndlgnHlon at the larcer forms of kgal*
•jvo.) robbery."
it 1> interesting to find Mr. Bryan and
Mr. Barnes hi accord n< to th«» main fact.
even if they do not acree in their pub
lished reasons. Perhaps their experi
ences make them of one mind. Mr
Ifcirne* oaoo .■..nipfajiied that the Gov
ernor aimed to push "pontons of my po
sition in public life" off the checker
board. Mr. Bryaa knows how murh the
Governors speeches in IThis; had to do
with pushinjr him off the checkerboard.
Neither appears to like any batter than
the other what has happened to him.
WBQVLATIXQ PRICES.
Attorney General O'Malleys —ggf"
tion that in order to escape the evils t
tnonopotjr neb an article as milk mfajbt
be legally declared one of common
ne< iltj, and that ■ rommission or in
dustrial court might be created to fix
ili^ pete at which it should be sold and
the prorit that should bt made npen it.
takes us far afield. The am final to
intake the price of milk 9 cents ■ quart
1 ended without ItH becoming necessary
for the stnte , embark upon any such
experiment, capable of Indefinite and
dangerous development «s lixinjr i, v
Jaw or commission tli •- prices of com
mnditiev. While combiuat ions »re «o
easily broken .(<< tins one was the pu»i-
I!<' will be hi no mood for radical q>.
parti.
a few bondred rears .-i^r> price? an.i
profits were Kgubited by law. Thai
\\;is 3 daj when monopolies were nor
mal and almost universal, (.omniunic.j-
Uon cms dlflktill. it was before la*
daj of the steamboat and the railrn.id.
and sneh eOfBBJon road* as existed were
very poor. BbcCJ community drew ItS
s»ipp!i«s frotn it- <»wn Delgbborhood,
and the fSerCßtalßng <.:• eacraaaiaf .r
those ■applies eras lay \\i-i, mipr.ivci
:ni<;.fion competition widen.
and t^xed prices, and the old ijatCßl or
«taie regofaitioa, hatrtog hjocoms iiseie>«.
ems discarded WUh the development
Bf the credit system and th» corporate
organisation, the monopoly of the nup
plie- r.f the l.,rse are;, now tributorv to
■ community Ii nearly as cji«y hi wa?
the iuon<.p (> iv af the BOpplles of 10
>-mall at^a upon which a community
thno hundred or more pears «co had to
depend Therefore we begia to tilk of
precisely the same emya of pro'octin^
the pajhPe frem «Tfortlon that nsed f.
DO employed. Before v c bo«r. however.
to tii* •rtadoai of the Middle ip 't
v.i.1,1 he interesting tO he toid how the
old rejnjNrion rf prleea a<taa>tly worked
m» pra^iice.
wmm ov UOSQVtTOFS
By "hat may br nsreljr an f.ccidfnt a
f.M.rr relating to th« iaal<a of mm O <
n>iitr.r S roriir X from t M i;r,itod Ptstea
Bnr<aa of tiabeilaa ton aa th* ■naiun
Bar tbe rapid mirttlßtlrStlQu and activity
of theso insects is opeaiai Th« author,
%ir Vl ''■ '* "tal. points out that to
• ' breedlag places 4 tli* BMaavHa
tm*\ v parh lakea an.i ninninjr streams
it is tmpmticaM* to apply M m«. of the
Bweaarei «rblch have proved aaetamfui
tn warfare ..n tha pei.t. Neither oil nor
dn iaage rri!lr ri!l i, o ' mp],.yo,l in ::urli easeo,
ittid reliance must be placed on other
means of rherilng propaajattaß. Fish
have often bean seen to cat the larval
-.r m..5..-.,:tors. the us* of taaaa daatitj
or« bns niore tlian onc> been propoaai,
:in-l Mr. Sr;il now specifies th^ varieties
fn«m w!:i<h in his opinion th« best re
sults are to ha espei tod.
wii-n valuable susgestlons ara offered
tbe question often nrine«, \vi, o v/ m
BdntalM to carry them out? in many
,t..,..! *orh baa been done by vol
unteers in <.■,.,.,„.,.,;,(,„ 1 ' B»a to th
share arnica MM pattlcntat Bonus of
mosquito Baa in <Ils.-fmtnnt.iic; mularla
H would he proper to char/to boards of
health with the duty <f eaajdacCßßg bvb
tematle '•au)|i:iit;/ 15.1 5. in tiiomj. if not la
practirr, official wologiata are among
the basl awalWsd i' ■•!>.. us to jr.. sen 11<»1 1<»
«he v.ork. OfTteg to tlie sporial «haruc
i«r af Mr Srnl s re» «.mmrr»dat lon. how*
ever. it is pertfntnt to nsk If tin- tank
misht DOl K<- fitly a'Bißned by law to th ■•
Bsfa .ii«l pmne COnwihSßOnS of tho!»e
ftr.tea arhich have such bodies. Th*
juincipai duty «>f th»j«e eoamtfssions is
t<< be«» thai tiFhinr occurs only at certain
proscribed aOBOOat, bat they «mo hsve
*an<l in the QittiibtlUon of ntwty
I bed fsh wtthln thttf rstpccUvS
Ivrlsdlctlonj Tb? try may rome from
t »-« '•■• rS ' h«»'h«rvs but etate eommlS*
BteOfni a:e presumably acquainted ab
the source? »•« tvhiob th "• 1 *"*" rec-
mill by Mr. Peal COuW baal be ob
tained. '
Th" Albany plan to amalgamate the
two debt limit bills and thus endeavor
to PHtisfy the BUppOTterS of «>arh Is UM
brat way out of It. It should not be
LmpoaslbM to leave a reasonable degree
of discretion la regard to the exclusion
of BOtfHßlStalntng bonds from the city's
maaUtuOoaal debt in the bands of th*
Roiu-ri of K«ti:nate and Apportionment
and Mill safeguard the herd's action by
requiring something more than a mere
formal approval of It by the courts.
What 1* called the "ideal Inn." a pub
lic house, which la • workwomen's club,
has been opened In l,ondon. with many
expressions of hope that it v.ill prove the
bocinning of th« reformation or the
liquor trade. Tt contains a M refroshment
room" in which meals sad non-intoxi
catinsc drinks are served. «nd In the bar
room there Is no drinkine at the bar.
but all patrons must be Seated at tai-los.
There ar* facilities for reading and
writinp and the playina: of (jamos; music
Is provided in the evening, and men are
encouraged to brln* their wives and
families with them to the place. Thus
far the inn has been well patronised,
and has been notably free from drunk
enness and disorder. Whether it will
prove sufficiently profitable to encourage
the opening of other BUCh establish
ments is yet to be seen, as also whether
"ideal Inns" will discourage the opera
tion of those of the old style. As we. re
member it. a somewhat similar concern
was founded in this city a few year?
am, with many roseate expectations,
but Its promises were sadly unfulfilled.
"Tom" Target la a candidate for Sena
tor hi Indiana. A* Senator Cummins say*.
HepuhHcan f wreea of lat«» do not m»an
that there Is any more confidence than ever
in the Democracy . The. avrrajre man's
tdoa of nothing to zr> to is the Democratic
party.— Capital.
The Democracy possesses, more nota
bly than any other party organization in
our history, the faculty of exposing its
real character on critical occasions. It
may sometimes pose as assailed by in
clinations toward the higher life, but it
is never lone unfaithful to Its natural
unregencrste self.
As there is likely to be » sad shortage
of cotton seed this year th« country may
be obliged to worn* along with olive oil
for salad dressing.
"I have spent sixteen years in prison
"for crimes which brought mo in less
•"than ?l»">0." said a burglar reconvicted
th«« other day In the Court of General
Sessions. T.. "us on* takes the View that
the board and lodging which a prtaoa
affords are worth the labor and confine
ment which earn them, stealing for a liv
ing is about the least remunerative voca
tion in the world.
If Halley had toreaeca the many pop
ular delusions which are now entertained
in regard to his comet b«* might have
been humane enough not to predict it 3
reappearance.
The inability of the National Geo
graphic Society to raise money enough
for the Antarctic expedition proposed by
Commander Peary, go that it must be
postponed for nt least a year, will cause
little disappointment In this country,
and It la safe to say thai when Captain
Scott hears the news he will be recon
ciled to the situation.
As Count Zeppelin build,- two or three
new dirigibles to every on«« that is
wrecked, ho is still ahead of his game
with Efete.
A rather strict ordinance relative to
barbers has ben adopted in Waterloo,
lowa. As II neglects to punish with
death the practice of dehaajtDf I eus
♦umor ■with bay rum without his con
sent, it is a dismal failure.
TFF TALK of Utr my
Wli»n Governor Huchea cpek» at the
Carnegie Hall BMetiag which called
to Indorse the Governor's action in the
anti--acrtrari{ campaign a man who sat
hi on»- of the bo\-rs tx <*s so strongly tm
pteaeed by Mr. Hughes'* remarks that he
s«>nt a note to Mm the next day In whlcfi
i? raid that his stand entitled him to the.
hlghr?: lfcoenition— a p. no en the Bo*
prem^ court baachi ♦•• which petition ho
hoped la BM Btttt titrated. Taa HttghCS
enthusiast SBOWtd • copy of his aoai •»•«
torday acraaa \\ hi>-h be had written: "I
told I M -'■" "
"I defy spy r»n» »a nxir,« a field Of »n
•ieavnr In which men rio nor receive mor»
ior.>;d<ra'i"n than women 1 " "xrlatmf 1 th«
orator .11 a suffragette meeting
"The chorus." murmured pome Irrespon
sible — Llpr.irtcotf.-
Janirs K. Marline, the "farmer orator*'
of Now leraty. one of the moft devoted
pnfloweri of frilHaai - 1 Fryan in the
BMNH|UItO BtaiAt laid the following story on
himself a' a dinner reeeatty "K^ppenin?
hi New Tort one afternoon t thought I
Trould like 10 look Over th* new station Of
tbe per>n3yUanla Railroad, so 7 vent to the
offii » and «Flif<3 prrrr'!y«ion from the man
Inside."
•• 'Are you h»r«> in an official capacity"' I
was asked.
■ 'No. 1 »aid. 1 am en!y a farmer t^A'.ng
: o>i Beaajry mortal?. ■
" 'Well, then, are yea a member of the
I • ? -lainrc'.' til* man asked.
14 'No*' ' aneWCtOd. 'but t have four times
been a cainiMat* for th.^ low branch of
the legislature, four times a eandtdate. for
state Seiii-tor. i •« ice \ ran fer Congre?* and
OB two ooraatooa wee a promising randi
ililt* for Governor and had th« honor of
hfhii talked of tar the I ntt^d stat--* een
etor^lilp. ami T^as baotoa ever-,- time.'
M '<3ood BOaVßttS*' responded my tnnui 5 !-"
tor. '\ou have more cournKe than any
uhite man 1 r\r r si* 1 Ami be called »
■Maaoaaar and provided mo with a j»ai»s to
go through th« building:- .'•
<"silgg!«- So you got home from the club
at midnight. Well, 1 siipp<>">M you told
wifie you had to worlc lat»« at the office;
played upon her sympathies, th"
Brigs*- Well er-yes; but either her
nympathies v. ere out of tune or I'm ■
darned poor Inntrumentallst. — Hoston Tran
script.
The \Ve«f Virginia Hoard of PulilN- Works
ha* approved UM Inscription to bo pin-., I
on iba monument to gtOßOWall Joehaon
arMeh hi to b« erected on the (apl:o|
grounds by the Daimlers of the
OOBfadenMT* The Inscription rrodn.
JBekBM
rstarcvati)
Er»rt^.l ■■: a M«mr>r|«l
ti> the
r..nf».l r*t* H«iM!rts
ISO-188
i i
Charlatan ''hi«[ii»r. No j.-.l
I "■ '• 1 l)«ti|ht«'i» of th« t'onfrdrrat-v.
"Wlien you married me yon tan! you
■rare ersfl ?■ she retorted, after he had
refused to buy her • new :-,nt.
•I «a- then,-- he answered ' coldlr.-Buf
falo 1..] :, .■ .
The flr^t motor \ehicle to be u»ed by
Long lahlßl farmers for hauling their
produce t«i market appeared la thr parking
»p«re of Wallahoiit Market. Brooklyn. re
r-ntiv # r>o Mlnaali farasen figured that
M BfOttld '* irrr tar iti<«ni to combine
on th« tranSpOrtatlra "f th":r farm prod
act! ari Urn r baaol a heavy mitor
truck fOIAUjr Many t-nuirl*' -< »-c mid*
of the parted U. ouitt tarmeri wbott
farms ara areat dßMaaeat from the ettjr.
>,. 1 of the growem by eomblning In th«
use of such an automobile tru ro.j'i
probably complete th» sal* Bl their prod
ucts In half fir time lO<alrai with horse
drawn farm wagons and wiv« their turns
the strain of long drives.
"Yes. lie ."ita'nl' '" ■ •*•?* sp»»ker.
One of I. j.rst 1 e% er hear*.**
"What 1- )<<* line of arg-jmerit
"Tliat'K i.is strong point. lie can thrill
yon :ir.l cet yon work'-' I '»P To * great
pitch «.r enthosiftSfll nnd the next <lav yea
cant remember nlml It Was about, s« that
when yon hear him af" ln v-haf-i* ff™ 'S
a«= fresh as ever "— cliicajso Record-Her
ald.
Caeter. I P . boasts of what in proh.ihly
the strongest water tank In the country.
It n on « ranch n'?r the torn, and is
nothing but » large hank BBf» % 8Ol on Its
bark, ft ronmrly did duty in the, lln« it
nan made for, hot burglars ble-v the door
off. a ranchman bought it and It now
serves as a trough for rattle.
"What made him angry when he vr»*
telephoning to the lawyers about BIS la
ther's Will?'
"He w.is erf off."- -Buffalo ExpreM.
PAY OF STATE LEGISLATOPS
Correspondent Argument for .In
creased Emoluments for Lawmakers.
To the i:diter of Tl:« Tribune.
Sir: In yoiir editorial of to-day en th*
lllBBMn Omni Ml] you refer to nomina
tiens f or the highest offices as distinguished
from the nominations for Senators and
members of the Aaaoahry. As a matter Of
fact. conaMertag the intimate effect upon
the life of every citizen, from hts cradle to
his grave, of the. acts of the I.egl&lature,
■wbat more, important votes doea BO > a?t
than for his repreeentatSvea In th« fienntc
and In the Assembly?
The a\'Tai« \oier should realize that '.t
la really s>if^r for him to select the veriest
si : -ter as a lawyer or an Ignorant quack
.is a doctor than Id seni Incoropetenl or
djahoneat nioti to represent him in the r.*s-1.-latnre.r .*5
1.-latnre. The popular Ignorance of this
slmpl'- trutli has hern re«pon?iV<» for about
all the. ills from which th© commonwealth
suffers to-day.
The one practical ajoaaaaa for the Im
provement of legislaUv* eOndltlon la our
Mute l>a« attracted littlo or no attention,
■ad that is th» proposed amendment to the
roistitutlon raising , the pay of AssemMy
men to $3,>f*t p.nrl of Senators to J3.5C0 B
jear. How can yea a««k men who are qual
ified for the** responsible positions to »c
e?pt nominations when the ele- tion brings
s.i Itttla of honor la th** pCOaOBt popular
aatimatloa and almost certain pecuniary
los.:? The a;nnunt3 mentioned in the pro
y«fed amendment are not sufficient tp In
<iuc« lay properly qualifiei man to take
the- office for th» «ak«» of the emolument.
but they are sufficient to enable a man of
ordinary means to go to the. legislature
and do hi? duty without feeling that h*
baa bcea eaDcd upon to make an unjusti
fiable personal fa'-riflce.
No real improvement -I hay» come to d!*
trust the word "reform"— ls possible with
out an honest and IntelUgeat l>>s;l-!ature.
You «-ennot have an hon*^t and Intelliererit
LegfcdatßVßi however, unless the. jierpio re
alize thai their vote, for their Senators anil
Assemblymen i« their \oto for the legis
lative branch of the government. Ju.t ns
their vote for Governor is their vote for the
executive bran* h.
I; ■hould ne bora* In mirvl that, while thi»
eitisen has bol one \»te ']■ esicii of the
two bOBSeS of the lesislafhe. :-: of the
government, he l« entitled oadar th» prev
ent ayataai to seven votes for tie executive
ilrpartment; that Is, for Governor. LJeuten
ant ooreraor, Berretaty of Rate, control
ler. Stata Trr lower, Attorney General ami
State Knglneer and Surveyor.
EDMUND R. TERRT.
New York. April ft, mo.
HOW DIRECT PRIMARY WORKS
Wisconsin a Experience an Argument
in Its Favor, Correspondent Thinks.
To the Kdlt^r of The Tribune.
Sir. Before me l« the direct primary
election ia^«- ar adopted by th© vote ef the
people of Wisconsin at the general elec
tion in DM, an.] a samp'e of the ofH-ial
primary ballot need fit or preceding the
general elections.
The ballot i«i «1!\;<1'-ri by a heavy bla. \
line down the centre. Th- l»ft of th.V
Bm HI bearte-1 "State." and t, " right di
vision "County,"
The •St.T. ' ciivision ha? four blank tin"?
ander each caption or designation. The
latter Include "Governor." ••Lieutenant
Governor." "Secretary of State." "BtttS
Treasurer. " "Attorney General." "rtaltroarl
Commlnioner," and M Oeanaissßjnec .-■
Insurance.
Then follow? lmmediatr-iy b^:<Tw and In
thr me division. th» Will hf art. "Con
groaaeoaal.'' trader that comes "Catted
Statfr Senator* 1 fprobaJMy mrre expression
of prcfercuca). Then M BesrtseanKttve in
Congress."
Kellowing that eOOlei t!:e fub-riead
I. • -ir'ature." under whtdb follows • stute
Senator." then "Member of rniMy."
Tt.<-. "Court v" dtvlakSl Include* 'he cao>
tion- "County Clerk." "Treasurer." "Sher
iff." "Coroner." "Clerß ....
Court." "DtStlfel AltOrnejr." ' n*ci^trar of
Dec??." "Stirveyor." "Superintendent of
BehOOfS" «nd 'Tarty CeaMßftteaoßeß.**
This law h<»=: brrn In for,* and th!*
prlmery baJ 01 i:» DM hi the State of wis
corvin ;'■ •■ «:\ years.
TbOM petltionei ouplit to be. aaajaeaated
with the.^e fact?, and 1 CBtmOl tbSltfdlß
understand «rhjr they .i;e «o frart-.ji Bhont
allo^ln? the New VorU »t<» prlmarj l»w
to app to tb<» m ctjou and nSBBtaBSMM
ct "CTr- sm<?n and State o(flcer.» as well
BS to stat» Senators and Member* ef As
sembly, or why they refer to Una long
tested and wen working !sr aj an ex
periment
The. reopl- .- » •:. . g|at« are evidently as
anxious to — - 'lift aareeUy their repre
.•^entatives in *'*"srct3 BB they are to *«o
select their Mate Senator* or A«/><»mh!y
njMi. and trOl be »cry DMMBJ provoked and
appoint <\ if the I^c!s!at>ire hie.-; Iheir
•tshea. .iamp.s BkXnjST.
Aaaaterdeaa, S V . April ?'.. tf>lf».
THE BAKERS DOZEN MANIA.
To the r,ditor of The Tribune.
Sir: An Item In tills morning's isMi<»
prompts tie r.ueiy \\h*tl'er we are really
living in an age of intelligence, or irbStbOf
m* adlharaaH] elect men of the Bataneet in
tellects as our repreeeatatrrai It hi soberly
stated in your columns as ■ COBORMMiplac*
fact thai liiere are actiiHlly members of
the LeaMatvrc absurdly superstitious
v.< to object to Bdjdkualttg on the 13th of
the month on account of the silly old
wife's tale Of 111 luck oor.necte.l with that
particular number.
Is a man with :i mind thus tainted with
the ignorant credulity of the Par 1 . Agea
ii- to represent an Intelligent constituency?
Shout. l not ■ man lie :i r thoroughly a !i-ir:i >.l
to anhaaa i. laa .is shivery to a foolish
raperstttioa ;i> to atlmlt any othOl form
of iii.t tal weakness?
If <i\ili7..;i.)n mi north anything what
ever It BheaM at le.nst be potent In eradi
cating every trace nf fatlehta an vo,j
dOOtna from th.- nun. ls of m th.- v!
backward It hi .1 disgrace to aay ,-i m
inui.lt>- to itulu.l.- even one lnJt\ idnnl go
j;ros»ly ignorant and atatPbJ .i- t;> value
"it "i- or fear beedooa of any sort; a
larger olSgraOi where the prtralSßCO of
these belittling superstition* can he men
tioned In the pivn« us almost a matter «>f
court
Let it be hoped that the report In aaoa
tion dors grave mjDStke to every neaibei
Of the Laajßaarera, for Intelligent eOußS*|
In VVbUfl affairs could certainly not be ex
pected from men Incapable of « n simple <
roaaonha] proce?-. rf s -hat nirioaai i to eOn
\ln-» their mm- t^at no rnnr» |(| fottmt<
eaq tend op« i irttc i» 9r ri'i^b*' M any
oth«r lAlltfi F MORTON. JR.
New York, Afril gut _ (
"People and Social Incident*
AT THE V/HITE HOUSE.
I From Tb« Trltntv Bml »«U I
n - . i?n*ton. April nJ—F^ taldonl Ti '
terried tl-e dedt^fion 'i the new hniMtng
of the Jntrrnatlnn*! Puiiaßß of \merlcan
Hepubllew this aft'rn »on. Bad this rv»nln«
shared the honors nf t> leieptien in t;.e
building; vlth Mr. and Mr?. Andrew Car
ne«ie ar«l John Barr't*. MPB I of the
bureau.
The nppo|ntm*nt of Adjutant General
Nelson If. Henry a* Purveyor of the Port
of New York tv»» announced after a r«n.
ferenr*. In wMrh the Pretld-nt. tr.e Secre
tary of the Treasury and General TTenry
took part. T;>« offer r,a* made nt the <on
ajroace and promptly accepted.
Pi rto lU an legislation v*i dASSStStd by
th" President and Governor Cotton,
l.ejsVlaflve mutter* aVaee eaaeaaaad by taa
President and Pen* tors AMrirh end fsur
roi*«
-p-,e Prrsldrnf «^ ronrrwtufated or. *>•«
noinl?-ation of Governor H»aahe» fnr tbe
Bupmiia Ooart hy Repr-seTifatlve P»nn".
r>f New York, and the BMMd of t'^e
CsMnet
All the inemhers of flat rj»h'net were
rrrsenf «t to-day's meeting.
Amonc 'he P^aaaaont'a eaaaan O-W*
rtepresenfafives «fep!ie:i«. Smitii. ef Sflffhi
g«n. and BfanaTdß, of Kentucky, and Gen
eral Clayton.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rptnjan r« Tr«V:ri» RLir»«u 1
Wa«!hln«: < '>n. April :« -The aaaaM ■ from
Pr.-eden and Mm» di Laanvepaatj • -
to New York the end of this week and will
Fail for Germany. After a short Vtsßl there
they will loin UMbI c'ilM'^ti In S^«<'len.
Count and Countess de Caaeßtvaa anal ro
to Cincinnati on Sunday to attend the Miv
mur.lcal festival, which the a^eateeat will
also attend
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
[from Th» Tr'hur» Bureau.]
V.*:t^;,inrton. April IS. All ef the. BKashen
of th» party to attend M.=."i Conatance Sat
torlee. dau«:''*er of tbe late Baoop and
HOB ■'■■ Vacs BBlti (OC, and KredT: U
W. Tlhlnelander. or New York, a' IhCtT
T^<»rlfllrte on TbVfSday have arr' 1 '1 In tl»e
City Miss MBfgUertte Churchl'l •nill !..»
maf"l -* l'onor and th« >■• - m»n tvjlT bo
Oeorce Oibh^. of N»r York. The BShdl
win bt QraeM X KtehardaL of Washington,;
K. I-an«lnpr Satfrl^e. Thomas N*. R!-. nt'* r
>\. t and T.erov OH>Oa, all <■ * New York, The
brother Of the bridegroom, t'-.e Rev. Philip
Rhhwlaador. will as.«tst Bishop Harding at
the ceremony.
Senator nrri Mrs. Sutherland entTfnlned
eighteen Baeata at dinner to-night, lim'j'l
ing their da::srl;fer. Btha Bfitß I» Suther
land, an.l A. Roberts Elir.ore, of Ne*v York,
who?e marr!a«;e will tak« place to-m«r
row. Others of the party were Ml El
more, tha mother, and Mi.-.<« A lire Klrnore.
th" =!st<T of the brid^j:room-elec? ; the Rev.
Dr. Morjran Ashley, of New York, whs Htfl
officiate at the ceremony; Fielding gfo>
mon.«. the best man: th© oahetOj toctildlTMl
Morris Parser, of Ne-jr York, and a number
of other out-of-town jriests.
Captain Ar. hlbald Butt •rit»'-ta!ne»l at
tureheen to-day In fin-p'iment to lieuten
ant and htra Kenneth Ca*t!?r;ia!i. of
1.0 ii«viH«\ bur noaj iivins: at I "port,
where the lieutenant i* stationed The
other cuest; wore P.»ymnstrr an'l Mr-.
John H. Bterrfam. Mrs. Mayo and Mrs.
C:;ttine, Of Norfolk; Brigadier General Kd
nards, lieutenant Commander (."eland
DStVfSi Praah Millet and C R. ? 'npkins.
Paynalstaff a d Mr?. John If. BlflllaiU en
tertained ci! -;<« at dinner to-ni«lit In com
riiment to Ueateaaßt and ?•'■ Castle
man.
Mr. and Mr?. Elmer Murphy Trill pi N
Europe early m .Tune and wO spend the
summer In Copenhas^n n!th Mr?. Mi;r
phy'.s parents, the Minister So Deimarh
and Mr? IfattftOl, Francis IT;an.
T 1 I m^rri:i^e of Miss Alice Rich. diußh
ter of Mrs. Paul Blech and Lieutenant
rtlenaf.l Watnwrtght, jr.. son of Rear Ad
miral and Mrs. Richard 'vValnwrlcrht. took
place at 4:".O this aftTnoon at St. Johns
Church and was witnessed hy a number
of friends of the bridal party from r.aval
an\J resident society cirt;?*:. an well a
from official society. Tha bride wore a
en". ti of wlii'e ehanaoXtsa nirh appli
aad lace and tat with a full square t^iiin.
I'cr \fil of fille was held in' p!ac- hj -t
wreath of erans* blossoms, and sh» car
ried a. > over bouquet of BrMa ram Mi.^s
Anita ?. Mackall, of Savannah, accompa
nied bo cousin «-« maid of honor. The
bridegroom and other men In the bridal
ppirtv were In full aVaaj uniform. Tti* best
man was Lieutenant Byron A. Tjonaj and
the u^her* were Ueutenaat CommandT
Ridley Mcl^an. Lieutenant John 51.
Enochs. TJontenart Stephen C Rowan and
Lieutenant Harold <" f'ook a sm«'l re
ception fo!iowed the eataaaeaqr, when only
relatives and a few special Maaaa w»r«»
present Mtsa Rlech r«-c»lved I bfautTful
present from Mr*. Tart Lieutenant and
Mrs. Wnlnwrlr? t will live In '.'. »-'i>n«ton
for th© present, where th© former i- fta-
Ironed •
The social event of th#» evninc r-as the
reception which c!o.»M the ded-catory exer
cises of the new buiMtng of the Interna
tional Rurfa i of ■ merman BSpsMhOJ The
PreoMi tit. tbe secretary of Siate. Mr. and
Mrs. Andre- Carneetr. ih« Ambassador
from Mexico and John Rir-ctr, director of
the bureau, formed lho> »-.-.-.m\ in<; 880, BBd
a largo repreuentat ion o' diplomatic, offi
cial and repidrnt aoclety atf ntied. th« Ma
•
RARE AMERICANA SOLD
Copy of Columbus Letter Announcing
Discovery Brings 31.350.
A duplicate of IbS Ast'->r COBT "f the
rare Beeaaa^ Flßßacl edition of • 'oluitthUSTs
letter, .innoun- MM «'..-< -overv of the New-
World, orly foartcea eoflsa if wbtch are
Known. >nid for CSI terday at th« first
j.»« inn of the sal" of rare ,\n-.' > rlr.Tn's '• >.
lecteri hy Wilberfoi •> Eam»s. and dls
porse.l a* 'he Anderson Auction Company's
rooms. Taa arhjtaal. which m In C.otMe
character, on four unnumbered paces with
out afaaaaßraj UaVty-thfeai full Nbm to tlie
pace, tvd:« boiißhf by V.'llltatn YV.«Mc.rf \.«
tor on June Itn, at the- Quaritch sale
aiul siven by him to th« A*tor UhtaiJ.
I>oo<l. Jleail X: »"o T«eie t ]>■> p;irch.isers.
m. '■ iii aJaap i "Account .if Maryland."
printed in London hi I<W*>. milv one other
copy having been BOM In America, na.s ob
tained by the Leaaajtaa Booh Shop for $.'>"•
The total of th« afternoon session a ■ ■
$S.f.O<\ and of Hi* eventric tXXBk makinc
the. total for the entire s.tlo Jl^..>«.
KING DECORATED PRINCE.
Rome. April Ml— King Victor Kmmanuel
l.as conferred on his Bjaaot, Albert. Prince
of Monaco, the collar of the order of the
Annunzlatn. the hfgBJSSI drroration in the
gift of his majesty, whlcTi ratJU the
prince to the rank nf a aoOaBB of tha KBBBi
The palace was the truest at luncheon of
the King and Qaota Hahaaf at the Qulrin.il
to-day.
A WEDDING IN LONDON.
LoOdOD, April -"»'>. At the Savoy Chapel
to-day the wedding took pla.-e of Charles
Cartel!, son of lieutenant iSeneral Cadelt.
of the British army, an.i the •Haej o, 1
Colonel Cha B4nt:oni. I*. P. A., of boa
Ans<
AMBASSADOR ROCKHILL'S TRIP.
at Poiershttigi A|.i il ■ VT. w Reel
BUI, the American Ambrts»adi>r. left h*r«
for the Inlted States f>-d iy for a three
months' vacation.
KING EDWAHD RETURNING.
Ptarrttj April > -King td^ irl :?'• ' s
p.'ght tor London H- « ill trav«i dlr«tt.
nuiWln^ no «top at Faxia.
rln# Bard forntihlns tha r-,,:»i^ x>.
rlons ham or tne B#at»rrfai hnn«M ? ""
caywtth the r..«- . "— ., *•<
publlrs represented i ■-- .,,
whit* ojaarDti valla r. i > , r •<«'•»»• hMfc*
gronr r->r the BrOTtart w-nM,,, wSl*
s.i M -red t<> rl^ !:■•:- r ••• \: • "anja^» I
•ye gorrrosir- t,,,.-*- ■ ,
Me. and to eoDfTaruUlti* ttt R^rr-t» 4fiH ;
energy and * ■ nv. v w.r'i^ijv^
ererfloa aOd ••:'..-- I OBJPWtIn in -o laar l
■i trr f '".
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
?Ilr- M•. itl t •
th" drarrl "f • • ' i ■ -;• ' r- . ">ndJa>
orl" Rf -■* ri -1 ■» -it will ne :
Hel«n rx.ro' ■ ttArl - ■ .- -;« w , nt
to Malcetoi ttc&arnr. . d tT|
these columns rrx-w
will tm th\» ••< ■■ • . .
,U lnt:ir.)p. Tio-a-e < r.--,- - • .», T
Rosen. Vrxnci:* r. n.-'.t;. and (
Mora" will ' • fh» usher*. Tr*« nr^^
■Bill B* foTJov. Ed h-- a r» -
din* hreTkf;> • ■• • - ■ ---..*
ho-ise of t>.~ brMc'D r.-i - \mttt**
Moran.
Another fpatnr* >.' <>«faa>
ii" fOf ■•'-iiny •.« the hai i; p-:-.
: land's o>c;uiix»<l »rH miraffil »x :,•
j by women of the «•;:.:
of Mr». BhaHj Beach, to ••-•■-- i-. .• ■
so assay af then aie Indented (
: know lrdze o' ■ ' - -
Judtje.; n ;|J Include • r ■ ■ |
Sad BOM Eleanor .-•- r.o^nn.
' there, ia • > ' n-haad
' drhins contests nmnrz *'■'"'• BWmhtl Si
• ■• '..i-il.-s' Coarhtng . ■ fWt
| Thomas Hartlnss Is • In r*#
Bobbi tM of r"<* •'•"---' ■ -.-•-) •-,
! name^ rs? Xli ■ V '
K\b, -Jre T. Gorry. Xlr* BBSrtOB '
Mr' Jam
Sl 1 Trirrii.le.
Ms. Jam** " - '.«'♦••;• ajraaaa
aai BBBaaea at araaaaajtoa <. BO> OS -*?
! way aero- I I N rw YorJi.
and Is dv» her* on Frir!a - • ri V.
?he> will pro.oer'. at OBC4 188 ant>
6a?natlor In the rational < apiti
M and Mr T.^z.v.h.: i Rfl lift •novel
i
-•■ Bg ertlll Mr-- BjanaJ ■ :-■ -
C If ."^rotir. af Kr.", r>OA
Among tho.»» who - - ■ • ' -
[Carope w^.-" M- i • ' -■••■.'.••
|and Mr?. Herman R. DtUJftß. Btfl B ■ 1
»;ambri:i. Cora. T"TH*TTI* of . ■
Jam^- D Wolfe CmUttJ. Kri I
I'uftin?. Mrs. C Gray I>in.Trnr« > . t'i» w)f»
of th» C.erm.'in Ara'n ! '■' -i ' -' ""}
a:i'l bet da.us:"ite:-. COBBtSSS fjOii - vn-i
BBrastorfr. and Baron Louis Ambrory. xht
l.as fSSf BOSS tSßSafknOd from Che \:.'r-faa
f:;ri^as^y at VsMMagtOfl to thai Bl Itonn*.
Mr. and Mr. Tfarr" Pavn» IT-
Whe W«nt only :• few da = I^>. w!U
; sail Par bom» on Saturday an! s{sort'i7
after their arrival her© w'.l! c^» tr> thto
country place at West bury, i o - TMar.4
I Mi?s Catherine Hynson MoFadde?,
i rtauathrer of Mr. and Mrs. .T. F-"::k'..n B>
' h*adden. of Philadelphia, will • rrarrled
ti» pxarold Aysßßs .^i:' 1 .. mo ol ■ bbJ
Mr«. "William H. Sarx!-. Of O I ■
; Jun* T>. a- Rartmr, Pcrsn - M V •
, Fadden a .parents have a COBBtrj pb -
Mr. and Mrs. *" PJ:re:ra r« GcOM - '.
r.ot go ahroad this • • win ajead
the summer at thetr plar- at Mem
j Beach. N. J.
?n>=3 Emily Bayn© was nrirr'*^! yesterday
afternoon to Alfi C BBSBSBttj el KhglSliel
>t the homo sl her Baroßta M- a-
Bananel A Bayoa, N BS BJieraMi Drne.
1 Th* rorcr was BOCfBtSBBI By " " BW«
r>r. LBhjhBBB Park?. Sl gt UstTWOI I I
church, ari wan followed by a pmall re
ception. Th* bride, who was sf*Sß awar
by- her father, aaai itSBRMi m S sown nt
whit© sain, trimmed with old p) I pofrtt
lace, with which she wore a t-i'i<» veil
i fastened with, oranc* blossoms. . ;; '''» ri"-iri"
i rial a shower bouquet of 11 i!es-of-th«-ra!ley
I and orchids Her «Ister-rn-law\ Ma Hot
' ard Bayue, was her on!" attendant. .*h»
was dressed ln reHow s.itlr; ari car-led i
beiTqu't o» ■■'".(iff raote, p« YTltt Lock
run v. a ■ th« baot man. ar.l the lahan)
were. Profr??->r Mlrhael PaplTt, K^wland
Pell. Pat-.l Bavne. a brother nt tl-.e tride;
John M. Carrere, .r:.l_'i""^ *.-■
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
fßv Te!'*ra?h M IBN T-' v M |
BSawpart Apr!! M — Mr. *-,<*. BBS Oeor?»
C,0r.1.->n K;r.-r • '. • ISO ad BSSBSBt tt B?r-
BSaflß. will spen-1 t'---» .«■' -• -- •"! '-roert
Instead cf In E-;rop<». a^ p'.arr.-i earlier ta
■
M: -. fJIBIm B. r>~s:°7* BJ i?*rte<l tot
rhe aeasos oasi n*xt bsbbi
D. I.c Roy Dresser h^s re'-irred t» New
fi '* afMs .» «** i ta ■ •■• Mr »-
JchT BOehjaßaS Brown.
Mr. and Jirr Pa:t Ar.'.rS^S hx:» ar
rived for tn- «c*«— ■ frcrn Pi'.t:Tjr»r«. wbero
they «pent T^t» wfnter.
. -:-ncl mrt Mr; r. L. F RoV.-scn M^«
r' .i-^H to r-»-;rn tOOB f-' — I HlltflllJ tar
th* (Mir
-
«
TO RENOUNCE FRENCH THEO2H;
Reported Concession of Frtaea Yklor
Napoleon Before Wedding.
i««*'« t Apri' C^. - N«"T - i~""- X ■-• say
to-day t'.'.at Prince Virtc SCSSOI ■ BSfBW
marrying Prtrscess Clemer • Ja .-::Tter«t
the i.tte. Kbaj bsspaat srtD oCviji'v rt
nonnc* Ms preter>*l>">i-,s t" *■'• tT*r" "f
fYaoM Ths eMdtfhsj I adnes *=«•
the princess is to Tak« BBSCB • > < r aneaaaa.
AN AMERICAN GIFT TO SE^VU.
ti^lcra.V. April ;- M M
tster of Vbrenjß afiafro o| gsrrtl ■ ■ :ei*ol
».•> ihy with ttn eXfIBSBBtOn el arp^ 1 * 1 - 1 -"' 10 .
of ♦««» prenenre<l ■ ■•- tj ' X * x-n»-v
ran Coaaa). 3flr F.'r;'i. K -. r. ; .-» \— .ericaa
Re.l t'ross for tti* fl '" rrr9.
THE MUCKRAKER
From j. C. aaaaaßl second Brotahf
leoture.
There i.i another present day prt»W«nK
an<l tlio lust thru 1 aliall note. Ln watCß rtoi
unly honest servu-e t'> t K .c pepobr, *
honor nf tn' newspaper* t h--:nsolves« H tn
\olvctl. I meuri th»» r:< :«krak:nK prOOtOS.
This deaortptioi of ihe rv!l was n ;
by th» lato Presiaer.t «>C t 1 -.»• 1 :
who. in tba miil^t i .;; ■■ strrnoouH
tie-^. brth.mght lilm^eif or" Urn l*ll«Tia»>
Pr<>mr*'.s:«. out of »!Mi:ii ..:- r .•■-..
Backxakcf b.u-k t.» tir«
BOW :i i!ay •.::.•«» !>is «i.
mlseruhlc cfS uur»- hae i'- t bmi on.'
most a.'tiv.- a... -.its , v " the j. -
Kncourarecl b-. tb*> montti n«sa»"»^
»h.fh •■ h\ < t\ slipping i
at Urn i.'»n>»p«'f aaatac> >■' ' l:> ' h *"7
sprvii! O.it i>',«-r th«- niivle .■. ■
tnchuirtal ticM ai.l invaJod t?e aortal *''
.1." wltb his baleful presence. A "ar "^
nuliirn or ;s the SiiiT' i i
\ m : i' tii«!ren i:as rxact i ' ' :;IJ
th!^ •\hu»i «>f Sataa .-n-t v -v- ot hell" ij^J
hTWiigfil ;. ■• : owspapr:- v ! : ■ *
ti-.to merited disrepute by w.r
hf» me.ia.uitv an.l lie trr.j.fcru! I .- ilnmaK"
«>f hla lying, not oalv :.> the vtctinw
H.lv.nture-, hat !•» thr pe»ce» miul n.oo\i <.»: -
tUr of sooiet\. Tennywa must nave ••«'*
luui « -learlv In tr.siivl when "><• I
which H half a truth hi *vr IB* '■ '
of u«'s." Nobody i'»« eacaped Uu« i ; - tN' rake of fhe money h«* ha* "<*»•«
»M* t>» make out of b-.^ «lt:i" hiwtn***
h«<« brought disgrace upon « '
miul I'llnetJ m.mv a reputation Wouuj '
hav.^ ire newspaper r«f.ratn from p
criir.« «nd exrv>;ine false i<><v! ■ Not *' '
tut » would not h*v# fn» ln-".oeB; piint*-^* 1
or the guilty i-onrteiuneti wi'hoin due pro ■
c*» of law. Tbe mo&« ntiict ha.t« *""\
r>--,r, n» tro ++ | n Te-«i»r. .-• »n Illinotn ■'•J^
nm»» enemies of w»ll wd*t«>l wiW' v *ozl
are lb« r»u;ckr»>r«nr« *ni» th«i ne" PJ£«^
AnA maeiiinet ■«htc?i a»-«a««!^»:e W .I.
a-t««- ef th->« «h> ria- fa>l ur»3»r ?res
-tisp!saiur» or who fail tv pay tot ' 3l#o "

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