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WEDNESDAY. N0VEMBEB '22. 1011.
Thin neictspcpcr w orrtW ?inri jncV
hshed b'i T'tt Triliunr ?BB?s4*lsM
Vrif F#rl corporation; office and prin?
cipal place of ftus/ni*-*. Tribune H?0d
Baaf, So. 154 iVMsSS Street?, IVgaP Fora*;
Ondcn Milk, prmt?emt; Ooiem M
?ccrttary; Ja?i<x U. f?arr?t, treasurer.
The address of the ?t?oen U MM
nf thu neic8pop(r.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE*.?B| Mall, Pot?
ase p?ld, out.ido cf ?;
Dally ?r.d Su:,ia?y. ona month.$ "?
D, .v and Sunday, aix month?.
Daily and Sunday one ?ear. 8?i)
Daily only en. r??or'h.
Da'> only, six. month?.
Da. | year. 6 CO
" ay only, su mor iris.. 1.38
-.?* year.
Forets <n? to all *"*unti :o? In tna
Bclttdiag p?state.
DAILY AND BUND W:
On? month.. Si' u.$17.00
SUM
Sis month?. re year.$?3.14
DAILY ONLY:
On? month.S 0. On? year.?12-5
CANADIAN KATES.
DAli Y AND SUNDAT
On? mots'h. . | .SO ! ?
DAIL1
Ona month.I .50 One vear.
SLY:
On? month.?
Entsrad at th? Post?me? st S*?? York a?
Sfcor.? Claas M?ii Mai
-f
rut: VBW8 this U0RS1SG.
FOREIGN" ?A despatch from CB I
?aid th*t General Castro had \vc
battle In Venezuela a\d that he had
tbousunda of f sss-s A mob of
BUaTrag*sttaa attempted I
?o tht Hi'use "f ?"ommops, bul were re?
pulsed by ths polie? 4".ftei a :
- arrested. -.?-Fig
??.a? reported rear Tripcli; the V
claimed to have ::oriou9 1".
several *jkl**rni**hes and.to ha*
a Turku-h camp =?== Archbishops
p'irley ar.?' ? left Paris lor Rome.
? =-r An attack on Nanking by Chinese
r*be!a was eald to be Immlnsnl
French mission at Kien-Chang "-vas as
?afled as led
DOMESTIC.?John D Rockefeller,
'he Stanley steel investigating
mittee rai told, obtained tl
by the '?
?StattM Steel C^rporatior* und \alued at
170,00
Superin'oncV- t Harnlin, of ?.he Bapless
? '
J Bailey, watchman, wars arraigned at
'''?'Ud-??v? ort, Peni
?r.anslpagh'er in
b'^iiknie; Of the eompa - \UFtin,
Pent , which re?ul ? n?*aths of
:
?'vuiser? Washington und Non
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a matter of ?
- Ident ' 'ac< "? i
.?- health
impr
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'
her delay in the criminal trial
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The C t of Api
reorganiza)
?
misai?
In Bprli | d with
??ring r nornan gav? the li?*- In
? who t^stifleii
Wllllam
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?i ? -
v in
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i? Strom;.
er I -
? h'S Heu* WH
r the
?
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I . BS I
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by mail,
u th;?
mur
? r il
protestant
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If A
"or. on
?
anees
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He an
as au cinploje of tbe
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?
rsdaabilltatii*?
?.s .iuue 18 the 1
?lowed bfe) to that
end. 11 ur.ffbt bars btaja Bappos-?j
rhe repres
tlons would welcome and eiicvuni??'.* bii-i
On the eontri there
is ampie evid'
RuStihtD I ? -." "
deliberate cgru:nest to der
??cutlon of tbe law ar.d to ?thsrnrl the
general system which be tablisn
lag for tbe c'?!]f?ti'!?rof ' i
of public funds and ac< '.u:.;.?c fi
the operations of th?
Press dispatches at that time *
??vltb report* of
lt| ff whi? h it i? Impossible to douot.
Indeed II ? ? ? ied.
Mr BhVj
Incident*?, wirf'
f?ii''\viri* Rtasela'ti irci'icn' medd] ?
?n afiiiirs ;i!:-i
teui| -
in Its tttort? to restore order and
tO pP'IlK't?' ?'Oil?
'
ffgrd
In an- i Rosi
?
Inted ui.'i? ?? tht Pi
h tax
I
Russiaa BjOT?TDi ad thai it re?
ed Lia ai ; conipatible
^iri) || 'I thai if !'? ?
would reserve the
right to t ji !-? ? * B04*fa ineasni
inliii/
the ii'T?!, of Persia, This
So DOtOtiOtlB :.t II"' til.i
? Bhatantlall: n- ?tatad i i
, ,- bare do( beeri ?i? oh d. *
'i in- p.-riliii'iii gtttatlo than
what ara I ,Vr
.1:1 w ' ":
- i .In.iiiiMr.ili"!., ?""1 n?th Which a
<?-??''*
.$6 00
.$4SS
r-.'i.,ii'?'??:ifioi? of ?.Vrsin'1 finance? Is
compatible! There is do ? lb-cat i <?n '
Mr sinister?\?,ho hnd had i ratCOCi
?nul praiseworthy rnrf-??r gg ?ui iidml
tratot in the pbillpptuas?l? eotrvpi
In?ompe.ont or in any way unfit f??r
i pig? ?? vrhlcn bg mis. ThtMre
uiatfon ti g| bg bas n****ddJed Lo !'f,';?
gg ti??> partlaao of any poarar, ami i
' >i:ui or (n**>Rt**snaii. Ktriwdy ontgid
Bedlan has ever Imagined that h<
?assking i?? agtabliab undue American
j fluer.c?? ;:- Pe?ala. There is no dispi
:?-iiial of tag pltfaatlttO'] '
I be has been tanlnf in a highly succ?s
roguoor, and satisfactorily to bla
plovers, the ?rork ?hieb he was enga
Ui do. !t is ?iitlk'ult, therefore, to
rl*f| -it niiy conclusion other than t
?the hostiliiy to bin arlggg from the ?
circumstance thai he is doing his w
? well, and tint Rngglg, for her own
ctesshe and seliish ends, is endeavoi
tu p**gveut tbg renal iHtation of l'ers
affairs and to Impair that im!
i ignrj of Perglg ?to the mi
? \ biefa Bht '
'1/.1.VV / ,
If the Mayor has the ?li?hre'-t reg
tot decent and orderly ntetbod? of fina
to the budget the $0.T
e " out b* the Board 'if Aldert
| from the appro] rlation to mgb? up
Qclendes lu the colleetlon of i
noring these d^?l'Mencles in
has |. vida!. When Contre
took office ghoul $30.000,<
of m eel ? tax?? were canted
the I' e ' It] gl isggts, ' ?
of bit p**ed?9C?*nsori ?-;h
borrow money from year to JOOi to
', op the dc
The Immense sum of uncoiled il'!'> ta:
dug to the loose practice of
g propertj-iesa person- for la
amounts of personul?y. Those thus
s-^sed wl'.o ?lid not take the trouble
rameuta were entei
on the tag roll as owing taxes to l
city. And these worthless di
carried from year to jeaxt li?
the city. Tag deficit In revenues re-i
IS marie up by boiTOwi]
of Int?r?t on revenue bon
These revenue bonds were protslbly II
pal. Certainly the practice ?>f a Howl
I the deficiency in the collection of ttl
ont up from year to jrear until
? l moro than $30,000,000 atas
sibl? Controller i'r? ud<
? ' [ to the bnsiness of n
i c ?ncealfld leflclt get
god s -mu was gppropriated for ti
; pun ? rear.
D of the Board ol AJdei m
?wever, means an abgnd?
na and a eontinuac
of the old Tammany practice <?f hnpi"!
a: ?1 i ? . to COTer li?
ar. I ? -
i to ?li-cern t
Mayor's Influence In the cuts a
the : Aldermen. But hl t
? city l'o ??n wl
l-to-niouth borrosrlng of doul
Has be no regard for I
itioii of the i-ityv Ti
- -1 if ho gpprov
u budget thai doea not make adequa
rtsloo for reducing the accumulati
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'//.. TAFT l.V/J THE TV
??? M?? Interest ?rblcn. attaches i
? - em dismission of the 'rust que
and the attitude of the gdminlstn
ii'?:i tin reto n
? Lou ?>f President Tal
?rblcb position be made striking.] ?'.<?;
In his special message to Congi
January 7. 1910, recommending the ei
actmeut of g federal Incorporation la?
: Discussing tii. purpose ??f the Sherma
?
We must ir.f? i- that the evil aimed ;
ent? '
?
? ? ? ? or in
PI tat m or toi
?
?
"
.i? of capital
n r
; mai
? ?
ppen more d?
?
?. i'l h
nufactuir .
und?
?
; sage Pi
?
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i
.r V- "
Supremi I
i trust
? Pn : 'iarc
? ? qI] did ?
that th
But nitb ?
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Through all our ? n of th!i
?
; lav.-fu' ?''
? ? ? ? must b.- ad a lie
? d.
: ? .
?
Pr si
:?
? ?
sdy that gi
"If ?
?
I i? la
? the national goTeramenl
?
"ma" I oil id
, ,,,!,. ; ,
? ?
? -
i1!?' trusta -h'
lip .in.l their properly do?
. from Lhote a bO ?rould
? loo gi m. til
?
? -.
: thai the ?rorsl a
. .
I
If present
? should glv? '"
port '?? r?
? IStr l-Sgltl
"!? iii. ,i large i"1
? ?
gpl] to Hi?' M-'-OIIll ?
lion was largi ??-? bul ?ritb n
? lion thai
iuperrlgor*/ authority ?rould be con
ii ?i i:i the ba ids ? i n ?? fed ral
. ? r I ?? con? luded ? ith tbg gl
vi.ri i..m thai "iMiiy the larcest cor
??|??-ira(i<?iis w??iil.l gra|l HmiasfUti of
"s'il I: il law, lecause the burden of (f>\
??oral supervision and control thai nraal
"certain]]' b?> imposed to accompllah the
''parp?se ?>f tlio i? ,?*<?r|>.?rri11-?n wmil'i ti..r
?t..' m?.ettted bj go ordin?r* bin i
in."
i hi third objectl n Sir Tai met v?. n n
the BtattttlMQl UUtl t!'" trii-i- would, gg
I result ?>f the decrees oi tbe ci.urt, have
onlj one of ii,r' open to iliem.
The*- must Mreeolr< themselrgg Into their
''component pare- In the.dlffereni stat?-*).
"witb a cotise?.) uei it Ion to thciusHve?, ?if
"capital ai re ??n.-anlzatfon and
"to tbe country of c.vic.?iitrate?l energy
'a?'.ii enterprise." or they nraai ondertake
to defy the law, or "they must reorganize
??and -'""'I faith the fedora!
? t-thaiter I buss? b1 '
Mr Ttfl eonid banD] bave forecast
in srlth greater ac?
curacy, uor could he bare outlined with
greater force thai neceoelty of some
of federal charter with which the!
trial world is now co'.,.i"'""'te?l. I bat
ho would exerdei tbe federal 'supervi?
sion and control'" which was tbe essential
part "f federal incorporation rather to
? tbe stifling of competition (.ban
;.' regulate prie?- be baa made aveu
more clear in soi recint tpeecbea,
i' ..i Mr Taft been a dill - I type of
man be irould probabl* bare ?>.\ertel
? . . irege to ac- '
recommendation, instead of.
I quietly biding i lie time when 'it
. .r the condnct ??f btf bm
? ?? necessit]
?of te'. orporatlon and themt
! demaud it. Bui bow clearly be blmaeU
?l that nectBaalt] nearly two
rears ago Ma wordt make guident
? REOROAXlZATIOy.
Tbe decision of the Court of Appeal*?,
sustaining tbat of tbe Appellate Dirhdo i
; of tbe Supreme Court, tbat the I'ubllo
] Service ("oniniif-sivn ig without authority
? to control ' ? of aecurltiefl in the]
? 'bird Avenue Rail?
road Company was inevitabls Tbe im
Iplication tbat tbe Public service Coin?
ed the provisions ?f
other - rgorianlgn
- ?gag not sutil
ithority of t'i*
commhssion in this important matte,
i ? hare rested opon Bomethimt
more tl than an implication, bnt
That was an overslgbl In the
Pnbllc Servie? Commissions law which
ought t.- nave been cured long ago. it
would bare been cored ..ftcr ita i
clearlj established bj tbe
Appellate Dlvhriou decision in tbia caee
,i the ?Leghilature at I ?I m bad
.' ; to tbe publie inter?
est Hod not tbe senate and Asm
? .1 with a ling the Public
lau and Killed It
.??.?il them, tbe commlsslona would
now | ? authority which tbe Court
of Appeali Anda tb< y d ? nol pc
That waa one oi Tammany's services t..
i inter?
or tl reorganlxation of the local
traction compai b win now be
free from regula) Ion bj pul Ile gutbor?
iiy, the reorgsnlzers would ?'o well
tu bear In mind the changed cottdl?
!.. It Will I.O
for r'" m to Issue securities on
which dividends cannot be earned with?
out robbing m ? or skimping
tbe Ben I ?? Regulation will see to it i
that the Btreetcar companies do their i
best to serv?? ib?' public adequately, h>
r tl. '??? blch the
? ? ,?;, ose [m hnrue. The manu
and buyers oi Becuritiea will
to hear in mind the fad 111 -. t
I e future I limit exl
ma? |,. exti
from "in neglecting
?
FOU ROADS
_? ? i roads com ention atti
i"-l of human prol I
and appan
on to caal
I up a I
: ' ', ? Ol '
from tl.?'
Deeds and I
?id from wort
tho igb In still re aotelj ancient
'
?
of tbe then | I I power of tbe world, I
[toman ro
; Band
the Re nian nai
and then
?
? i:
an\
' l '
Ing skill I ? the
Burably
tl'Oll
I fail? it I
. bi
? - . ......
i . -i
idl were used.
? d ? it as - is theirs. Used
rrj trgfs
Roman ronda n gone to wreck.1
? .'. then la nol to build such -
H but '" bu|ld
roads ? na of
? Bight and
rn rebicles, with
?' the
I ! not only
?
The ?? dea tract] va
- roads l:. to
W< tbem nor i?ar
them from the rotdi
tbe problem
day.
p ? < r.
When Mr. Ramuel filternder talked
\ ?
' \ h about "i!
: it- control 'f
??tl,. pre '?-? banks, tr rail?
i box of
f;ir gre itei
I. .
re tbg
Bgre4?mei I Hail
.Mr. Dntermyer been taluim* to tbota
? ?
legal force of the -?">- rament, bit
PTtill.' It. ..
least ha - - ? .
itorj ?..H1
i'p. fhali man ? Albert B -
i Benjamin R
TiUman Tboinaa p Gore and Atlee Pom
all members ... th.mtnltti ??
il., last (?atom It la
lofante to
I : be dire, li I
and Mr. I d be held re
Il ie for on*
which mu. folio?
1 \.'\\i,'.ii.is. the .i
tlngul itor from Nett?*, i?. |
? member of that committee, and wlnf
l may not be the BT*dVerttJf <?f Ihe Sen-Ct?
when Mr. Ni'wlnnds ?-hall hav?? g**ggp?td
ihe full I'tirpnrt <?f Mr. I'liion.?yer's n*
:???rti??ns jiml ev,>',v.-d ?-?.;,,. i ?? ? gcbeUM
with wlibdi to entertain the appgf lion?e
<?f C?3iigre*js at every Inopportun?
ment? 'H'?*- ?-oriety for the prevention of
cruelty to children and Senators should
l?i"|< carefully into this phausB of Mr. I'n
tgrtnyer'g linlir-T?'!1'?". to employ no
I harsher term
a l'esohiri,.!, riginandlng the abolition
of national banks as pCfgsbte I.aeorie?
Of the Steel Trust uia.v be looked f'?r
from Mr. I'oinerene the da]
?n-f-ss convenes, a scheme resting 'he
ferlerai government wilh power to t
I ?ise ail hiMlntas. enterprise and to ?*>
rage in the manufacture of ?reel hi the
least which may be gxpected of Mr.
Newlands Mr. I'ltfermyer's a-?erfio')s
win furnish new fuel to Senator ?Cutn
mins with wbieb to roaal a long guffer?
lug administration, and the 'post rirtd
! Imagination cannot picture the fulmlna
which win etuanate from "the
niack ragl?- of Pergua Pgllg." There Is
IM> exHisc whatsoever for a Igaryerof Mr
t'ntermyor's experience and profi
discretion. His conduct Is ?forth] of the
severest ?vviitb-innntion. The penal pro
vis-ions of the Statute prohibiting Incite?
ment to anarchistic rrropegandaa should
be Invoked against him. but Ural if
should te g mended li provide a pi
cf boiling In oil for those guilty of such
heinous ?iolgtlong a- that of the dls
tlngulghed Net? Torh al
The "publie be planned*' attltuie of
Mr. II ? ? ? . mpany ha.? n rt
brough* the prosperity that It deserves.
Vos ever a man mor?; honored than
Columbus? The committee In charge of
celebrating his day had no difficulty In
| collecting more monej than It could
spend.
In uttl lldget the aldermen
applied the knife vlgOTOMly to all of tb?;
Mayor's pet aversions. His own subor?
dinates got off easily. Was the Mayor's
handsome Indorsement of aldermanlc
Kader Dowling when be I mdl
dat? for re-election uttered In vain"
THE TALK OF THE D IV.
A. W. Opden. Of th? N?W York T
r th? Department of Agrienltara, ha?
: notice to li
I heer: "W <? bare r/SCfl ROt
I rrau 0 ? t V? hingt? H to I
las m, ipments of " r, eon?
i altar i :, ion, labellad
? 'I'll.?? : ? riot rom? fr"m tha
town ?,f PI s?! S itlla, and Instructed to
notny ali Importara of this product in our
? - of the above dec;
onlv tlm?? love is wont-, mora thnn
?I Ha-helor "Is
?'.th."?
Philadelphia R?
MAKING MATTERS EVEN
The r-arelf-s hunter in th? 'leer trarked
wo?
Thn?;_'ht. as some hunters do, he had the
?zoods
Wh^n tnroueh the bnsbas he an object
?pi? -d
Which seemed to him to wear a b*J
Straight*,?*?** he raised his deadly gun and
With haste to make a careful hunter tired,
And forthwith to the brown earth dl
An 0 Ring till It.? last !
!
N hunter then, to his digs
, i -, 1 that a friend of hla ha<l i?ahr-ei
l? vv |
A jnnnK man much like him, who fir,
gun
With ableh the fatal ?hooting had ban
,'? i it
H ? lied aloud for he'.r, he tore h ??
?
Who ranked ui on the IItIi dead,
' Then to the living thus be said:
"Oh, that- all right. : i
.
Last your, and V'V hi- |olly rnonkev
it his.
i
our turn D<
?
Abc rot a hat at iln tht?
t 1
In'l J ' n 1" rr.-r ? ' ne by
I
Ti,e cha Ion ?t-nj tloa
lias been found in lira, Iowa.
?
?
th? ps lor i
Hum with a '?ildren ti
1"""'. and ' ? .''blnq It in
for the church keep
? ?
.... Upend. H
Mlk'?Phwat ? Bin' for?
e Jug where
the ?
pptar i oi
oars all the
Corn.
HUant red
on the dashboards exhort the public to do I
Us holiday shopping as soon :
The*" have also the ? ?
?
Comme****? ai
hally design. "1
uslngr
? ?
? h? Retail Tra< ? is an
? h a!)
Interest
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SYMPATHY FOR CHrMT?
Writer Attributes Eta Growth to Influ?
ence of the "Up;;er Crust."
To the Editor or Tin
fhanks. n. ? vour ,
! ?-, to-?' on "The Cult
?
?rails
carry th?- ?rgUOK
n the
?
; ? ? to pr?
I
. i. 1111 " M B
I
?ad up,i' i
lona tin nod loo
-
? -, ,,,ir "ohi inthi
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Ilia i ?
any
!
' his property snf.Jeet to the tender merkten
, of etima DAKIEL 0IBB0M1
Phlla-leiphla. Nov. 1?. 13tl.
WHO WAS GENERAL O'HARA?
T-v th? Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The artiel" on Gibraltar In ?*8 i"1^
? e?.,|...,u.-i Britannica'' says Lord Howe
victory over the Spanish
H..t rellevo.i Gibraltar. I always uri'Ur
! It was l>rd Rodney, after his great
? y over the French fleet under Count
? asse. who relieved Gibraltar. What
great victory over the Spanish fleet did
I Lord H"Wo obtain?
You have a well Informed Irish corre
I ?pondent. Herbert O'Hara Mollneux. I
' would like to ask this gentleman about a
celebrated Irish ofiVer named O'Hara, tn
the eighteenth century. This <ffl<-?r
achieved distinction during the siege of
i Gibraltar as the colonel of the ISth Royal
Veteran Battalion He subsequently we/
? commander of the forces at Dublin in 1797
i under Lord Cornwallls. When Lord Corn
i walll9 surrendered at Yorktown the sur
| render was actually made by Genera;
; O'Hara, second In command of the British
! army, to the American general Lincoln.
Was It one and the same person at all
three occurrences? To me It is an histori?
cal purzle that possibly Mr. Mollneux can
explain away.
EDWARD ANTHOKT HART
New York, Nov. 17. 191!
9
A SUBWAY PROPOSAL.
To th? Editor of The Tribune.
The plan of a Pennsylvania Railroad
station at East Bd street connecting ?rith
i the Broadway-Lexington avenue and
subways 'similar '.
I of the New York Central
LRallroad) meets wlrh enthusiastic public
v , at It Is necessary for the
lylvania Railroad to do is to kr.ock
I a ho!e Into ItS i resent tubes and con
wlth the subways. The savtng
i of time and money on the part of the trav?
elling public would be ?nOIBSOBS
? advantages to the Pennsylvania Railroad
; very great. Every facilitation of traffic
j means rapidly Increasing popularity of a
I railroad and tt? territories. By all means
let the Pen-sylvan!;! Railroad rcllow out
Ibllc spirited and liberal policy and
? patrons this great station. The
' irlty of Its plan Is very derided and
| Its success certain. J M DUANE.
New York. Nov. 20._1911.
A WOMAN'S MEMORIAL.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
F'r There recently died a woman to
: whom tbS women <f this country BtlOOld
an appropriate monument?no one
., <i. to bt allowed to sib?,,~rlbe tow?
, and to erect It tn a BUlta
? . '-,1 v ; a '-ommltte,' of
women?and It 'should be Started without
delay. The ?rltor, ? man, would willingly
aut prefers t th? ?
! honor one worthy of their sex
! refer to Id? Lewis ?Vllson, the keener
UghthOUM ut N?*Tagan??tt Hay. who
all her lifetime there, dying ?( th?
if s.-verity-two feg] ? Cv.-rv night for
..v. r titty ? -I the light, and
\ is also credited with a ?umber of .
gone bv She was no but
Of fashion; she ?lid something that
I ?..T to llv,> In the minds of the
? of thi? country, and the women
should see that it is d
V. B. REYMED.
?Chicago, Nov. *?S, 1511.
THE LUCKY ANIMALS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
tn Tli" Tribune of this date there ts
en artlde telling how- Peter, the South
Amerl had been placad tn a glass
teet I I'n from the cold Petal
may b,- abat Is eaHod ? valuable animal,
lv bears that to my mind are
? crood bears are ?lead ones.
With all the poor people In New York
square ratal hardly one? a lay
l would ?suK(-ent that the olllcials of the
-?-?logical pnrdens kill Peter, sell the
- htm from the cold and
the proceeda ?o help suffering humanity.
? ms to me that the off),-?als of the
rark spend too mv.r? money on bears and
i ?? ten there is so much r.,
I ir th? ?ido? b and
ron
nnlmals and bury them In t!r> park,
and so help to enrich the. barren .??;
irk. j \ H
PrANNETT-DRAPER
Daughter of Former Bay State Gov?
ernor Wedded by Cambndge Man.
Maas., N dding
4 tor
ni' r ' :
-. of Caml ?
t -day In I ? ? Me?
morlal Church here
Imple
I. - - Batur?
?
??
' ? ? 'd of honor
Rosamond
?
....
M
toi Robert T Gai
' ? ?rere j
Eben 8 Draper, Jr. ar.d several of ?
r the bridegroom'a etisa, Har-;
vard,
' ? than eight
-ddlng ar
? on which followed in th
?' dm, ! adgaa
rinett n-efers cookery to society.
ntttated the mov.
- her I
-itton. Her penchant
Is for baseball, ar.d two years ago at the
I | -'.cher i
?.m
-
' a DMmbei
Club and
Club of Chicago.
WEDDINGS.
The
? . : m M icFarlan
? ? i . ? . iSpt?- ;
Pr. C W. Nau
? ? !
.:hter
B s Loreta, was attended by
?
?
- rjertruds
tbel White i
and acting
; hen Iv8?\ K.dvvard
. ak' r
? ? The bi Id? "????? giran
i ? rlee I lau
i th i .i ii rna, daughter of
Mr sad Mi i Herat? ? Mortlei I
? ? ? ?
? t.mil! 1 hOI.f h.-r
Cove, Long Island The
r, i.monv aas performed bj lb? Re?. Dr
ten paster ol th? ? 'Unten
itloaal c!i'ir?h Brooklyn,
It ii aakfa M follow? d Mies
Lillian Roaatt?! wu.? th? b Ida's gal
g WS -I lliriili|,,:i
g? r.uir Qlastoabui I tons
6V i vlr ?? i .., ? \,|;ti:is th ?
! Robert H. CM
c, Behreiber, Darlu? ? Nek, er Maaaat
t.n, i,. ,i i- m Wim.,n,:, ,,i Cwraland, sad
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
[Prora Th? Tribu'
Washington, Nov. 21.-The Bre-lde.nt,
coriillUoti Is much impro?'"'!. re?
?? .in"! al il . W\|t.
? ? i in i 's pr?vate iiivary
?The BSSetag I ill?* attention of tiVS
?t for the ?reater part of the meei
I flag.
-ds called at the executive
. "?rices to dl-eusa the i> opoiel plan of gov
lerainent o. [ ,1 vc itn-h.p line l>>
hur. throtif-' | ?ama Carel As the
I President dented hrti.elf to all callers ex
I cept th?* Cabinet, Mr. Newlat ds made an
Bt for later in the v eek.
I The President received Ir. the Blue Room
Jths afternoon Mr. Ha\enlth, IftUlst**
from Belgiern; Solon Menos. Mll*ter from
' Hayti; Viscount D'AIte. Minister from
|Oj, a*d Dr Fauuo Davit?. Minls'er
' frum Hondura?, all of wh im pr?-set.t d their
credantlala, Vlsoount D Alte was sent ai
; minist?, r to this country from Purtug-.il
under the reign of King; Manual, and r.Ow
j represents the republic recently established.
THE CABINET.
[From ThS Tribun'- rj.;
Washington, Nov. 21 ?Mr?. Wlckereham
-sued invitations for a. luncheon en '
lay.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
'will give a dinner tomorrow night com
r.Umci'tary to toe bureau chiefs of his d
: partaient
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
[1 'en- Tea :
Washington. Nov. 21.-Tho Italian Am
baaaador and Marehssa Ctiaanl and Donna!
Beatrice Cu their daughter, have r*- i
turned to the embaas? from a short visit ?
l fork MoUIs Lazza.ro i
..un-ellor of the Ital? '
lan Embassy, srtll so-n leave Washington '
for Rortie. He has been fansferrcd to
Bueno? Ayrc?, where he will s rira tant?
ly .-?a charg? d'affaires, and later srtll
go to Vienna as counsellor of the Italian
Lmv :
The Austrian Charge d'Affaires and '
Mm? ?.". I.? ' -w?*r.tha!-Linau will return toi
Washington to-morrow frt m New York.
they have spent tire last week. They
| will brlr.g With tc.em the twin sister or
? Mme. von Loewenthal-Lirau and her ;
brother, Countees Xostltz and Count. Rob?
ert Nostltz. who will be their guests for
time.
Count?sa MoltkO, srlfa "f the Danish Mln
bea gone to [a*u*-caster, Miss., to :
?pend a week with her mother, Mis. Na- '
tbanlsl Thayer.
llfnrl Martin, secretary of the Swiss 1>
l?j spending a e'.ort time In New
Vork
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
| .?au.l
?:ln(.'ton, Nov. 21.?The Washington
Symphony Society was greeted at Its first
?concert of the season this ,ift?*rnoon by 1
\ large and ? All tho
were occupied. In Mrs. Otaries B. j
IS were th? .of W.ir
and Mrs. Stlmson, Mrs William Kent, of
?California, and others. Mrs. Walter Tuck
|erman ?-ntertalned Mr-- Wateott Tucker-:
man. Mrs. I're-ton Gibson, Miss Lettermau '
land Mrs. I.-m-'h'.rr.t; Mrs. James W. Pin
?chot's bos was o'".'i,pIs i b) Mrs. Charlaa
Hepg-XKl, of Clakrago; M.ss Margery Colton, ?
I Mr. and Mrs. I'lerre C. F'-jvrns an! M
IS. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Wuliams had
with th?-m Mrs. l.oftus, wife of the M I
first secretary, and Mme. Ail Kull Khan,
tl ! ? Charg? d'Affaires.
Robert IC Thompson had
? -v f-'mlth and others with them,
ar.d In the audience were Mrs. Joseph
i.-i!. r Mrs. Keck'iian w nthrop, the Dan
tab Minister, the Netherlands M'nlsttr ar ?1
Mme. taoudon, Mr? John Hay, Mrs. ?albert
Mrs. William J Board mar?, Mrs.
Speiic. r Couby, Misa Uld.lle and Mr?, i
U ChatascL
Sim.- the publl?**atlon of tbe White House'
official list cf entertainments, date?, for1
dinners, dai quick-:
;? f? ;iow. Tho Germas .v -
? rrfl will gt? " ? dlntfi r
on rues-Jay ?f r ? ? ??> ? :? foi I ? Ml
?o the Argentina Republic and Mrs. Gar-|
h. ar Adn li di i raiker anil
give a dinner on the same night, as will
Commander and M * ?' "'a!.i Davta
On th? following nig I H - Iid m ?
".;iio.van \>!1! entertain at dinier
Mr- ar.'l Mrs H IVS arrived
at the Arlington, where, ir.? y will remain
until thdr house, at IStt) Street and Massa-,
Its avenue, Is ready for them.
Mr and Mrs. Jchn Hays Hm-mond wll!
remain at their ; Gloucester, "
'ir.til r " ' ' Will
i ital and open the
i bleb they have
takTi for tl i
J NEW YORK SOCIETY.
1 Mrs. Benjamin P. Gulnnesa'e fancy dree?
? **** ' ' on* ?f
, from Washing!?
l.'tlli street. Mrs. Rlehar ! wilV? fc
large dinner In connection therewith ?t
the St. Regis, and among other b-ste???,
'who toUooroi urn aaampli were Mlsj
i nie Cottenel Mr? r Roscoe Ma*?i?nra
j and, o* cours?, M.ri ?* f ??i
i taking their guests on aft.-rward to J?*sjaa|
Thomas's house. Among t?o?e freuen at
the dan^e w-.^c |f> and Mrs CI arles Cary
Rumray. Mr and Mrs Ar> .- ? n R\r.
mond Belmont, Peter I o? ?r H?w?tt Mr.
and Mrs. CraU '.'o'ga'.e. Fli.ley Pet?-?
Dunne, MfaSJ ?jwenfra WiHiums. Lor*.
Louth. Coionei Paul Kenna, V. C, ?nj
Robert Co
Mr. and Mr?. Royal Phelps Carr--' lr,
at No. II East 19th street for the season.
Mrs. Walter Cutting and Miss lallggg
Cutting are at the Buckingham .'
-
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald 8. A>
who are now st I Mr ar.
Harry Payod Whitney ?I
Island, will, on leaving, go on to " j,
hasset, where they will be "?of
Mr. and Mis Cortlandt D
ZM Y< ? ?souf, the Turkish ?
to the United States, has arrlrad la totra
from Washington.
The Anatra?Hungarian
?ad Mm?-, von !. ? ?
Countesa Ar-ria- .\o?-titz ai
Nostlta, Wl -en staying fot
ttme In town, a
to-day foi " on.
From Taris come i ' ? ?
birth of a daughter there to Col
Countess Pierre de V - "e
Viel Castel was Ml I Anna
ter of Mrs. Sidney Dillon RI; le
married a little more than a yea' .?.go at
her mother's country place at !?' 1
Long Island. Mrs Ripley, who
i ufy
around the world, and is booked to s&ll
for New- York M D> jombl
Another cabL ar.no incement frcm ab-oad
Is that of the fngus- f MiM
garet Ismay. who Is well known In New
York a6 the daughter of I
? ^hsi- raan of th?
Line, and of Mrs. Is may. who wa
Florence Schleffelln. of r
t;i!n R ' '-ar'- of the ?<? Dragoo?
rda ' ' the I ng i my.
Among tho?e wh" - | -
Europa wer? John B
appointed Ame- - Rumania,
I anl
Baron Bdgai
transferred from the Rust
W'.i.-liinL'ton to ,n ai
Mrs. ?ieorge von L I the Miases
Meyer have an
Ington. and -erna.nde;
w.-.k a? the I -'iont.
Miss Joanna A
of honor at the marriage of her
Caroline Aucl
Fowler, son of Mi
Wedi
der. M
?Pell. v -- M
i
bridesmaid.-:. I i >
David K? loh? H
l:'-well Oatmor . I D
? .- and Dr. I
ushers, and Harold Fowler ?rill I
brother's test man. S
periormed at Iba '?
ti t bride's parai
Auehi! rL Georgs,
of the Fifth Avenue i
Mrs. E C Marshall will entertain ? larg?
part) it lui
?lerropolltan Club, la SSI
-1
' ? , and
daughter of Mr and Mrs. J Wraj
land, of East wth Btl
Mr?: E. w C Arnol : ?rill give s : .--r-.eon
soli, i' ? ighter of II - I -ert
Taylor Var
Mrs Charles E ' has hataagl
Imitations fon ar I
"
Ifra. Treads
-
f Haslam, r-t it Louis Mr Ry
son of Mr snd Mr? '" Upban. Ely,
r f Brooklj n Hel
-? a.th
Durlttf the last couple
r'.'mlnen* I
?
;? rot urn from
'? Uva OB '
?at?
:. ?tighter of
the late Mr a- I Knspp.
was married yc-ster.lay afternoon In the
ibytsrtan Church, to
rmuhll. eon of
\ uiidt-rmuhll, of Ko ."? Waat Hat street
ay was perton -
tsr. Mass .
brother of the bride.
tl ??Jed by Mrs. G
R'.char ' of honor, an.? by MISS
? maid of honor T .??
Will.am E. Rappa'
and the ush?rs srsri
Hor-blower. Kenneth P Bttdd,
Arthur Vi.ndermur.ll. Oliver C. Raynolds.
Hardenber.Th. jr. Roheit 11 de
I and
George H Richards
A r> aras held nf'er th?
? tl ' IBs Of Ml ? M ' - -?ell. a
list? r of the ?-ride, at N" i
s'reet.
The -Tlde?rocm was graduated 'roT
I
PhlJ? ' Nov. tL?OM |t Peter's
of ono of the most
?
-, . ' ?er of
the Brttlah c?.>nsul. and
?
? i
rsmony a
" ght Rev. Phlll > M rfhtnelander.
,t p. ? iMjrtvaal
i i) .
irch
NEW .YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
\ n . ..... | srastas I
?i nailon? of water .lally. VUitora to i1?? ?
city ?- 'Of any larf? si...? .t| .
- u?'? of v
:?; New Teik BBS| 1 I
tai the
?i..., art ; rtaua lo.? at ih.?i Usa
V?, Vori
j.incurs of
' ihatf ?r? ara put In ? >
llOfl (oi 10 f?
?n.. t bright si ?,t
indllag
tr .'??:?? la avn-i.il
;n th.- n?\s Tors Basai i ?' b....... n ,
' ? n.,r idsaisiatrattaa ba.) i?-tn gattiag
i no. in??, naay si ?tii.-ii assn ?s-aaahb ess :
iiii. stTtha braaght sat u? a"*? d?iiu? ??.am
Spilnt-n?, l lUpttblli m
PRESIDENT'S COLD BETTER
Cabinet Meets at White Ko''se?
Four Ministers Roceivrd.
Washington, Wo? IL?F thna
In more th.m seven j^ar* I
I of Um si '*
i?o;.v ? Instead <?f I i
lent Taft'a cold ; - B>
hls phyi
him rot to ver | '
the ? ? -mbers were I
the v ? was
, held In th
Is for d
the kind were broken to
dent Taft four ratals ??
?y foreign ? B
? btj
though f ? aerara! year? I
Washington aa Is! from,
leas?-:
of bis country from c. m ? a r?^
public, was obliged to presen
; denti.i ? " . P
'
Haj tl, and Dr. Fausto i ?
' : ndui i
Mf. Bakhinetleg, the new- Ambassador
?a, has arranged to r tocto*
tary Knox on Wedr?
pragsi i soon aft :
i as suits President Taifa |
JO IMPROVE FIFTH AVENUE
A. W. Brunner Heads Now Ad?
visory Commission.
ly -^*
?
aria chosen ve?terda> *?
r
I
\ ?
..
T \'
State- i
?
chief ? ' ? mala
ar.- the otbar n
n v>i|| eo-opera
Boro ; ? ?
?ii; itlona el street wtdenlag * ,!
ai Improvs?nts '
1 '
?elghl rsctts-J
the utility ami geaut) Of Fifth ?? ?
if the rommisalon baa lu r<-?
b> nag* r-prtag Mi MeAi en) bj
.(.? with him In
lag oui
tor physical Im - -n ?- ?'""
cailon >?.-i. i.i.v I ? ?-V'"- ? ?
pointed out thai
Berglng lb? I? ??? - I '
could ?! under the city's ?k?*8a8
power?, without special leglii*?!??1