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Uthed ->*/ fl I rn'htinp Awaation. a
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rtpol pla^r t? .?-.?in..*?. 1 rtbune Em?tV
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ne To
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war :
n him
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It and In .901-'1''.
Btx ?? * - ii brW
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: what was
once failed "the unknown army" i
-:. 1s almost
exhausted. T maxl
-ly ?ration
n ai.1 !?? r
dadli i loss tn :
111. ' M from now ..n
-en ?t th<
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r'>r n maintenance r.f the |
rat?- of ?-??
m\tm l that rate atfj]
i ?xa dea. A
-_aw>nal ? . ?aant
? 1,000,000
?'. passe?! the Huns.? df ,.
Uves ,. ,,.._.,r
liasnint' the Beg . . Bobjm
!?? t*e!n** iirjr?*d - H that tea
Wtuch would he totally repu-jnaiit to i___
policy of re-uctng the T*n*%snry's r?^1*" ]
nue from customs taxes and also, nec?-t- ;
Barfly, reducing the government's BE*
pendlturos There Is no sound MM
for tmkerlug further with the pensi'.n
mX9tt ' VOtiM he an Irrational extrava?
gance to provide for the annual expend?
tve of from sino .?mono to OMiOOOyOOO j
f..r penatous fifty and sixty years after
the .?; ->e of the ? ivii War.
urnriiY lirtm
OSJttPAIQBB
"No need of New York is M great as
-*he mod of beating Tammany and ?.??
"ihroiiinc the arroga'H and ruthless
"The \-w Iccfc World."
Then W_Cf h "The World" helping
Murphy to win? its attacka ":1 ?*?
vet ran have off* t
'?' ^vill
contribute to Murphy*! i ,; only
In the ??ounty, bdt In
ta not ;
nty candidates and
st-.-r._- egtatattM ?andidates.
M : .. ? the _
? Ta m mar. y end Murphy,
hur It n?'T5 as If It thought the greatest
? the fusion ticket
.?;,??? tf rphy as this
that Is responsible ft? Murphy's con?
sta n? ._ po*ll***f 1r. the Pemo
party and In the stnte. It Is
chara - (? la-ge ' 6 s"
? ? r DefDoera<*j and of
I ".ng Its vi- ??? |
It Is full of
thren'- Iforphy baa no candidate?
running it b - talking of "re
?
...
of January to of
? th? nomina
- ? -
It sliou'd trbt support tbc
..? ? Murphy '"?
i Borl ??,..????. p..,., Mt
? .wri_o by a vie-ory In the
and then it helped him to enhance
a victory In the s?ate.
M
? lumphant
who are loud?
lltloj him nin?
are back in t1 ?
? i ? very leaal
?? ? ..
a re
? with him durh . - - or at
They
??-'.?
him and his ticket Soi ??m at
' ".re at It again now. r ??
'^?ad t? year by op
ne_ and put t? -
LAW.
?
will do mo itop
d the electrl * llghi
ud of lamp
. monopoly of another kind of
lamp which was unpp.tenTed. ind i
rer a
part of h'. - - . ?
?
Th- rhe "h?
."??und
I A mono*
? par*?
i whi.'h th- IcenM
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monopoly
"HS lO
?-aid.
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tW of
.. "may not
? of a
a monopoly of ? ?
the law. d? thai *he makers
of th(
-
- many n .
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?
? - g
throng ? -
their
KB IV THE WAB
Th* ' ? reet Intel
' many in the war is annual
: <>n all hands from the
'. and the ?
-
"i acknoe
- : ?-? ?? ?
"Inn of It,
and while the I
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_
' -? bine | M '.?it It
ad Its innwe
Jeoparded hy the pr?*-lp1tate
? ?ily.
Important .? .?? ?
elf an
ssms "
Mi.n." ??
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Mhi"r
and ?
?
? rtandahip "f the j
and in t? ? iba
?
alanea
of bai ??????
?
tria-I?
ranean
I ?
?
?
\\ lier
i part ( >ri
and plana
have
suffer?'! a serl i fatal M**
On tba other band, the iflplomarj ..f
OU f?r
- tban ?MM The
aa "f Italy
Miid Turkey iiiHv ... i Mgliglbie
lojQiattttaa In eomprlm with tta
rocco settlement and The rompeii-*nt1on
? bit* Germany experta tor waiving her
. 'alms In that empire. We mentioned
the ?>theV day the German plans tot a
railroad acroaa Africa. In (Tuning the
wasp's waist of tin- French Oong? and
acquiring it* territory north ami east ?if
tha Sunca River, as she apgett to d".
Germany win be making her Cg-woxrjong
march with the Rele?an Gongo and
stretch far toward a Junction iTttll '''r
??n East Africa. There wund then be
lUllllH but the ?intc?cully neutral r-rr1
tcry i . .inn rontr" for ti? r Tl
Afri?-nn railroad t? tl ? k?t
.?ist and v
; be i poaatbllltj of htt oWi
acquiring a-gtragh of that to gift bet
ontaoken Btrei E Qbiimu ten
it from the Atlanrl.
to the Indian 11 Britain once
had a chance to
,,;... t. i ?.;?? b t Bug II :i way and
let the mWAtft win.
many will not emulare that blunder. And
Id gate such m?sten of Uie ??entre of the
African continent Germany may be
ga a mer?? pawn b
came the minor Intereota of the Me
ranean.
AGATXfiT ITS OWV HOr>FH<~>LP.
Panama is ?M 'orelcrn country
enaftt by tl -? I owr
laws which makei
I'oStofficp it I
gitan patrons than it will do for borne
patron*, ir payi to he a for. _
one ha- dealing* with the American per?
il service, f ?
pertinent will carry f.?r stni'..
_-??_?_'
.
can LI
him to mn'l a pee
fonr pou
in citizen*
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tigre?
-???? t the
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??icn mei- . hai
??onnti
highly in ?
e, hut only f??r ?
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appro
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? fortune li - ? -
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GRAD F Cut
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I in thi ?
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I I the
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obvta ?
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without em
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itera of 1
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with
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question irtees a _M ad is
boond to
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which mi ?
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i trolley line
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None of ? '??-. probten - ici ?
a, and none of i
?
? ? . taking up 1
and complete dlq
more ? liona then
?f prompt
.
?' mar (.??
f eqnltj ihonld be . :
"f lnal ?
gh 1
ment of charo
p.iii bowever it la a
moot be a anee
o? the deadly antaai
D. TCB WOl
morris thai barra all 1 ?
h
Atll.T I.,I 10.
sun raaaala b
a third ??f a < ? *
may _M
nlng of tht end of the ?urrlval of ;
Influences in city and stnte. About that
ttme the o'd ??us'nm Of the New Year's
'?nil was abandone?*. There were still
?erno'? communities on Long Island in ?
the earl?.- Wj at the l-if-t century where i
Dutch wu spoker.. and no OWoB brought ?
up "Holland Dut-h" "rovth In Klnderhoek ]
wfis mahle In those days to repeat the j
l-nyer In th? language N'> :
! longer are Infla Mea crooned ow*st ?-radies
! there In the oid ancestral tongue. They
i had ?fter, degenerated lntn a meanlng
llaae jargon, p-a the tenacious tradttdoai
was ?.
"Winkle-hawk" Is s'il! UtUlBBtOlinJll?
' op. the lips of snm" New York
mother, bol what New York young*
s*or of to-day Imoare its meaning, even
" N has found a place In th?? Amerl
<= tor the "oly-knek,"
or "oly-hol." of which Irving wrote v ith
? gusto, that la no |,->nger fried, even in the
f th" pr*"~o:it gen? r
The r the Dutch to *h*
"gan many re- I
? Is Ullueaetd by the "palyngman,"
: a vendor of eels, whlrh is kr.' " I
survive only In a single Middle English
It bi unlikely that this word did
not male ? to 1 '!<. 'or M ta
m rag :h* Dutch te this
? g the synonyme in th?dr
Inntninc- for ";?.i!"; the differentiation. If
any. b"triiT ouppoMd to l"? that bel
eels taken In salt or in fresh water. In
] to draw
loobt gradually
eliminating mai
'. taken
... _. .
. a, bul
the other nanti. I
an up the old aai'fke by ron
.- ? Bngltab vocabulary a
numl ? - ,,;. "kopje,"
?
Pean "can ?
? ? Th? Wrfghta gel ' ? ' " '
thei- ? ? ?
"as far In
? aa with the ?,*?
? B before.
Th' ? - ? na! Brev ?
which Is to be opened to morrow in Chi
lemon?
eer ght 1
? a ha" Is all
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it a I
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* the An
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five lived ll
nre k' ? ' ?
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. 'ng to tfve Hr??wn a sir;
I thought you had r
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BOARD OF ELECTIONS PLAOBfl
Course of the State Civil Service Com
mission Misunderstood.
?.? In Ne"
the ptlbl
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the
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l nder this rulli i tt t?>? ?:' >?????: ???neral
t
the state commission then established the
same oia.-Bifl.-ation for the Board of F.lee
?inder :ts lurlsdlrflon as had been
maintained under the municipal commis?
sion. Dador the mun1~lpai commission
f Ollly H**e positions were ?xrmpt from
comp?titive eitamlnatlon an?l the remain
?ler t*ere competitive The s?ate commis?
sion therefore plr.?-ed ttie same twenty*
? ?stttons In the .-?mpt ??lass under
its ctaaafflcatloa The municipal commis
sl?-,n consulted the Corporation ' otmsei of
ha takes a dltTerent ground from
the Attorney ?general, and holds that the
'. of Election? Is st'.ll a city , board.
Th-re is, therefor?, a controversy between
the two commissions as to which shall ex
? ov??r Hppolntrnents, .and
this Is likely to "ome up immediately be?
fore the courts nn the question whether the
municipal commission or the state com?
mission shal. OOrt-**" to the correctness o?
may b* <!??
neither commission has In any way
attempt"?! to alter th* etaatahaatlau or to
increase the number of positions exempt
(rom com? ? mtnatlou
ELLIOT H. GOODWIN.
?eeratary of the chrfl service Re'onn
Associntion.
?
A DISGUSTED "FAN"
Parted with Money, but Saw Neither
Tickets Nor Baseball.
' The Tl llMHIS
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the Public," li most timely
and right to the potnv Tt Is ludiera
read the met ot the
ih, h
? ? keep
? a ticket! OUI "f 'he BpO-Utater*'
' obtained is certalnt*/ e aeer
? ' foc ht? effort. Perhape it i
have . 'he not triad
Am a eoo-?rtent n"en?t ? Pol?
... ' ' wer of the
? has had ? ? ergo
- ooal
League, i foe] rory mnefa
the mismanage?
As aoea as the rulee were published for
' them
?
clS? no?* ?o the .N'e-A- V?i' ?
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? - down
was stated
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'hers.
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! at the - ? M Building.
eta hy
I the same
tOW would -?
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re game- ?
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NEVILLE
CONDEMNATION AMENDMENTS
Eorou?h President Miller Advocate?
Their *?don*'rr. by th? F"cple.
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??.tig to
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OR A GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC ONE.
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mere la ?omethln.f wrong ?omewh-rr
I People and Social Incident^
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
| oiorvi and Mr*. John Jaeob Aster, who
have been -?-?ulstnt. in South?? watera for
the las- three we?ks. ?--Ill ret,,? -,-, xPW
' York at the end o* the menta " .
| __n to U.?.|r ;*ce at f:>
a ahort Ma**, and Wl J-? No
W flftb avenu?, about Novem'-er Y
I will occupy the Astor box for the first per?
formance at tie Metropolitan ?
on X'iveml ?
James J Van A n. Mr
rens Van Alen and their tl ?
sail for Blliega la lay en hoar! ?h - Kron
| Prinzessin ? >? Ule ta g**?! ??? .
; Rushton Hai!. James J Van bien*! place
i in Er.-:
- _. *.a- .??? p'ant. Hawai thi
a ?_
?.er ? at tha
at Net?.' P.rr-he!!*-, the pro<-?e..*i from
will lie used tor th? benefit at th* New
F.orhelle Koeplta! The officers ar
A De I_ane?y Kane, bat
bfn fg. :>? rt?r. praaM
Nove? ?n?; Mrs. Martin J, geatgb,
prestrlenrs. and or, the con Mr*.
Ernest I_??lln. afn Henry H CtOtwr, Mrs
-a C. HotUater Mrs 1
Mra, Mwari ____*rarteh _r? ! Mrs
ard.
Henry F ? alibi
at South i tar 1
t""imn.
Mr and Mia ArchthaM s ?*.'??
?-?-.??
H 3, ai r Mr
??? T Bar *e, on TarK n-e
? Ban rear, when thai
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Mr ha? e
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SOCIAL N0TE3 FROM NEWPORT.
I
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?Tiger
land on ne? fia ?-.?, and
? they
T.re t?
Alf>?
?erbOt and Fredrick M. Dar-lea wem t.
' N?w York to-day on the privat? car T.?
tarer. **N
Mrs. Bee-kman Lor.tl_r.ni w??l clos?. ?J
tht* we?*._ and ?-etnrn to N'ew York
?? ?g* H. BsBjBt?rln ^
?- :. as 'h* *ate for cloat-L,
--aeon her?. *w
Mm R. I. er ?????aln??* al fAnfaU
?? Dg, and Mrs Charlea H. B?n
mar. entertained at h__Mha____L
??1 Oarr.br:;; has retnt--?^ fn
T#::ox *
arles R H! itnus-. W
i-|os_.r| -r.?lr s?a.'on and iron? te N'ew Tif-t
ring has returned "rom
-"?? liney Joiwa Colfort. ir, la a Ms*
York visitor. "^
IN THE BERKSHIRE5.
-
Lenox. - a-id Mr? " lta ,
F GrlSWoH hav? "?oser ,.
havi? j-on* to tata al ..-?.,,..
a,
Mr and M-? Cortlandt r*.e;* Bishop a*?
Frtiay fot
New - "onto
to Lenox ? ha? ^g
.rrtval,
'?_er.sse?aer ?as
?r?? -?-.nter.
-i?rood has arrtvt?! tt
; Farm. In New ' - ? -?m
A. W I_aw ar.rt A. L. Law, of Near Ter*.
ar? at the Re'! :
Thayer. Miss .\ * p.,,....
ardsor. ar - t*b?
? "**Vl*a.,
B ? -..-.-?.' to New York to
M r. ai a--?l atr.
Mrs Thomas Sherman, .' New fgrg,
-i <_? *rtf.
? Hall
- arA Mrs I -edanek
Tap:-" *-'?'? t-aso
rttam
Mr. ;. *?'??"??? -?l?"- M?
un Pro?! ? Itaff T.
i - ? .flay
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-?'..*.. ami
--?id?., **'ho ww?
-*-.nn_*d
tin'l Mr* " I " la?! fieana
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? ?-. m lusa
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wno has been
?IS !*#
? o N?w
?d.sr. Ufan
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HARLAN'S MEMORY HONORED
Courts in Washington Close?
Large Te t.pie Proposed.
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YALE'S BUDGET $1,458,928
Dr Cooper to Take Up D'-t-.es of B
km abroad
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BAVARIA'S PRINCE REGENT ILL.
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BISHOP MACKAY SMITH TO RESIGN
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ington. when
NO SHORTAGE THERE.
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GOLD NUGGETS FOR GIBBONS
A Rosarv from Newfoundland
Mines Given to Cardinal.
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