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ll'S CUS?
Sir Robert Hart's Successor
Trained by Service Organizer.
? ? ? ? Wrewtawaed O rot** ij a
\.? , igten, ai. ' has i.???? ??
? tor generalahlp of
cuatoma in China, held for iieariy
, ntury bj the bite Sir Hubert
Hart, orgatitaei of the service, is the kw
fCng1****1 art""?-*deaoon and the eon-ln?
laaae Bailey Bolfour.
in s. "Hani:, professoi "i
..f ffidlnburgh,
rated botaalata ??f Eu
? k ?Vglen waa ..inc.it- ?! at Marl?
,? th? Imperial i ?>*
--- . ni bt-came th? right
Hart, directing
. I r hi? ? hi. f. Wl en the
;t up in Peking 'i tring
.m. ii?,x. rs. ' I? Is -. r. mai k
abry .
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?ml* i.napared with
? ... .-id is the author
notably
?,-h .'..-.( ? i -i i. ? t -
ti ? .
: I old.
t Hat ? " '.
?. half a million dollars, which
? ran bis
loo, raonetary
? it pre?
.... .,..in i- cor?
la probably
. -'? playi
g? uerally
with principles "1
? -v ?io in-iii had
<.f >.--aft tha ftti
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a ?, con
I have ?
. -i ?
? m? i? , impared with
cumulated by his
: ? Hur. whose Op*
? ? -.. t?, ? full
?hat has been written In three
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-,? ?-.. governm? nt
? ? , s nd hla
?????, | nly son,
llirt n v , represents 1 h>
? m Kngland. an?!
?? n< nib- ' .-.I In t'i- c n'-trv a.s
. .. present? I ?
-; PtMtal T'nion ?'orur
ngt Kd Agurlng h* a
th- r-ongrees held al Rome, in
la the bluf button Of S mandarin
d rank, and hat? Inherited frota
her, not only certain Chinese Uttea
but also hla noble -Me-try.
M government, in Its desire
"?? !.--?? - - ? ? -t. ir-sented to
g with nobility for himself,
of his an
.-:? ? Of 8
trvel? aelf?mada man, hla son
' -il fOUr Relierai- ni ' pa
forel
The Crown in Comn-nssion.
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appoint*
t?, fulfil l - ?
? ? ' emy dUTll ?.' ' \t
???:??
I Well tO explain that
would have
which
tro delay ai d
g dp aatoi Pai; ame* I More
ave enl lied a surrender
te ?.f hla sovereign- power
which the
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baten?
while
n India H< Is -i ng that de?
rer of
gn of all tl?' rest of
I ? neluding tl ? United
In i
N'? Par1iam?cntary *ann,..n ?
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ng i ?
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IO "f th:- ;
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penad to
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Princ? I ?
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L-ord lilil?
f*hai.ce]b,r. wb" Is f<ord I. i
the Lord
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Pre
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H-ii-o. for Farl Grey.
tc-d with
liondon, li ?
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! eld ofb ?
;- itlon of Can
rlll be prei
tin i ? 'i -.rgyll who ai
- or ' i?-' 'ral in
?*> VVI.r?
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of Mint m LM.
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?country ?eat in
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ard of that
th? " -?? ol Jam? - i i'
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Not Always Peaceful There.
i Howl? k II
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?f "itcrtic" fJrey, the present carl, they
dl tahetlted the Qtiarrelaonto ?II po
tiuii f??r which ths Orsys of ii..\?>i'.k hav?
i ,?..,? . t..an .'?'' i.i.'it'd. ? " thai th? la? ?
denta .<t table usad to n< ex?*??sding lively.
11, ? , 1,11. d ?>ne anoth? i by th? Ir i !hi la*
names, th? cbildrea never dreaming
,,f atMtnssIng tic ir parants or their uncles
and aui is othei alee, Intlee?!, the an
oaii ti . .???i ?an "H-mry " Ui
spit, of ins edvajioed h?.". bis K**"gbtbot*-d
of th? ?iart.'i, in. rnnll asa f?*rraei Cuhlnet
Minist? ' ?.n'1 |!is loftj Id? of I oa n
linpoii.tH' . ?
Then Is one ordt-s.1 which Lord and Lady
? ;,. > \? ,11 bave t.? tuce, no*, that they aw
commltttsd to apendlng Christmas i?t Ho
?? i? r Hall after so mai I y? srs of ab
i? i? ?tn iiitiiciioii in the form .?f tbe cele?
brated Howlck Chrtatinaa pie, of which
both ar.. expected to partake liberally. The
i'i*. which weighs two initi.ii'.d pounds. Is
tool in dreumterence. end so hugs
that it . ? fitted rieatl) im?, s >>.I? i
i? w? .. i? ?.. m.ti !' ran be a'heeled
aroiiii?! tin table.
\-, idea of th? rl< hi pi? m?j
be gathered from n lia! .d - -il-' of tl ?
gr-rdients. A?e?**ord1ng t" the redpe, which
dates bach to thi midd ? o! tb? ? Ijfliteenth
cntur? ? thHi la to I ISO i'< sr?
ti .? pi? i.- made up ol n?t .1 bush? I? of
ftrtur, twent) pound? of butter, four gee???,
i*.?.?? rabbit?. sl\ wild ducks, ?lx wtwdcock,
t, ,]. /. t. mip? . Ihre? hi ??? ot partridge??,
tWO to:,!- ' Ion? '' s,x;
und ?is c'lrii-w -, thi i..-' named, II
I .?i the reclp<. "bj *.< ??\ of Bat or.'
MAKQ1 IS!. DE I'i INI KNOT
FINAL STALLO ACCOUNTING
Father of Heiress Asks To Be
Relieved of Guardianship.
Rdmund K Butilo ni?sd In the ftamigat? i j
t est?ril,-?, hlS flflSl SO -? ??i"! ?!??. Si
guardlai It daught? i, Mist !
Stalle,, tie Died Wltl hit ???. OOtinttng ;t
petition t.. be r. lie* ed froi duty, !
his ?i? igi tei i.n< "' sgs "'. '
? iioit he ?*-at in ill
health and bad ? ?J by 11? phj al?
elan to travel sbroa?
The nrconntlrnj wsj "f h - inshlp
of th? Fhare wblcl Mia Bl stved
?: oui ' h?' ? state ". Mi - Mexsndei Mc?
I tonald, he
wife of ;i \ i. <-|.i ? ??d*i ? of the Bti
??11 Cotnpan* Mr Btallo rep*H*t?*d thai
u h? n be w ??- ;? ppoll I?
Ifl?*?, li?. recelva.il B? till da ??' ol
tin?, a-?; of the Btandai?! '? >ii
Ctunpna]. which are - I 0I.MO, Mis?
Helens Btallo, another dnughtei ol Mr.
' of nsif. t'??' ? Il ed the
imounl from 1 ? est?t? r Mrs, Me
I>ona!d.
The guardian reported thai since he had
charge of tha? affaira ol I la ? a igi " ; ? one ?
yeai and etght months, he i*ecelv?*d ?
the ?3d share. Mil - Btallo did
not spend nil of her Incomi having still
to her **redM tn -/arioua Inatltutiona ? mir
|.i?js or M*X*& Bhe hap a home In i
natl. and al?o in T'rin. ? ??dward Island '
The "li shares from which Mis? ?
ratvOf h*"- iprnr.ie nrc now in Ihr i I
the EJqultable Tr ist t ?Inted :
lee by the Bui regate
The Misses stnllo . ? th? heir? t..
practically 'he entire estate of t; sir grand? '
f<itlir'i'. Al?*x.',n.l?'r McDonald which has!
not yet l-een distributed, l has be?
ported thai ^??\- estate * II have -iimni?:
?consideran!} when all the debts arc paid,
hut it ts expected thai the listera "ill re
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EARL GREY DEFENDS BRYCE
-
Calls Him "Unpaid Ambassador
of Canadian People."
Ixi'idcp. 11. Earl Orey, former Qov?
emoi General of Canada, addressing the j
Canada ''luh to-night h a spirited defence
? t in >? isadoi Bi gainst recen! /.m.-ks i
? ' i .?lion \? th n ? '!???? tII" ?: '
Mi. Brye? i- "ti,. unpaid .'?? ..f the '
?'anailian people"
:ild Knr] ?;;re*. would soon de?
mand ai ambassador of bet own If ths
in Uah "ambassador fniie.i t., reprea-rnl in?r
??, a v..?
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TO GET NAPOLEON'S FAN
Will of Mrs. A. G. Genet Leaves It to j
Metropolitan Museum.
Bj Teleannph I i TV- Ti ' :
Troy, N. v. i..e e The win of Augusta
net waa admit?
bee ? fan '
. Emperor
? ??n t.? Mme. Campau. Tins |? left to
the M* I n of Art
? te w hich is | - more Hum
? ? . . and more than 110.000 p.
*.. was left bj th? daughter-in-law
..f Cltls? Qenet, me 1 ountry
??m a mission from France In 17W and be?
i/olvod li a controvers) with Waah
Ington. He la buried In Es fireenbuah,
where ?a also the bulk of it.. estate, The
I .... to nephewi a nd nteo - of
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KUNZ TO HELP IMPROVE AVENUE.
ge r K uns, ol Tifl an? .?? i ??
ant M.
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the pu
Mi Kuns Is president "f lb? "amer?
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IHE DRAMA
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; NdZimova in "The Marionette
at the Lyceum Theatre.
There were reasons as plenty ??? bis
b'-rrbs f.u the BUCCM Sa ??f "Th?' Ma'
nettei " .?i t'.? ? 'omi die Fian
there wit.- reasons ipilte as plentiful,
n..i Identical, for its su<*t*esa at the Cons
Theatre in London. \ row "f IhsOS teas
maj have endured the voy?_ge t'? Ken T<
hut If th?' play inc.-Is h.-r. with the s
,,-* us projectors desire, and no ?in
. \p. . t. Un ?anees will I?' nun?'?
n ..i i ii..m those ih.it k??vi-i n? .1 I be f?
nn-s ?.f the i. :i' 00 ll.th.r side ,,f
Atlantic, It was more ihan a >ear ?
thai ?Pierre Wolff, the author ?and garl ;
ii.,.? i'f man] plays, s??me nf which are s
known her.-. ha?i the f< Hetty of rs ? "??-' "*i
Marttxnett? m win the approval of a <
Ungulshed audience in UM national thea
of i-rail.-?-, it was two months .??-?" that
Wolff saw ti,, prado? il?.n. and aeeor?i
i?, ail accounts il was a nil'' ? BSfUl prod
ti??n. "t this plav in T^.ndon, a version P
i pared by th.- well known and Inpepl?
adapter Miss (Kadya l'nt-er. Hut at i
?'iini.d.v Th'-atre !n Li'ii?l??n the affair S
I Interesting ehtefl] because It brought b.-i
?o the atage the ever-delightful eomedi
si. John Hare, and on that occasion I
id as ?he ?iciin? ator of its pi lnd|
feniah character th.- very l?>v?-ly. V?
charming an?i ?unte akOful young aetrs
Misa Marie Ldhr. Miss *-Ohr w" to K?
nan?i?. Marguls?. rte M?>n< h'rs, . e?taln qua
lias which made the part ami th' pi
-Hausible enough These m.lal qualii
Mm. Sa/liii'.VH does ""t itnt-art, fa-- c.
? ...ich she is m moat of ti" artiti'
..f th" st.me. For in this pie.-e il.. OO.
sin? i" aut]. -h?-' phyateal attra.
.nHned with the y<onthfuln??*sa
th.- Ing?nue, 1- r.-i"?iisi..lf I?"' Ihe "i
of th? pi And it win n.'t be said tl
?. , (she seem? ??. have f-ropped t
p.-, ti\ "madame") r- lies upon or lends
11. pai i . ntidng pny?-rlcal quolltJes or t
?? ?? -..-". .,.?? ..i h-genuous youth.
?m Mo-nl.iv night Na/luniva Used Mi
Inc.r'.s version ?.?* I'brr? WOltTa play f
h?r return I'? tie N'.-vv York Stag!
v?. . k.- ol ? x. m >i"ii v. (th th? lb
? ^ the theatri s of the road. It is ??
n,.-1 i . -. ., phi;. f?.r t!;?? purpose of ?
hlbltlng ?a.. ..f .T"!ui Har.'.s delightful at
inimitable ??i" men; It is n?.t quite the sat
thing to us?- Ut? nme plaj for the parpo
?.f Btanlng Mi--? Sardmova. Hut each o
..,-i-v. s its own purpi.se In Us own wa.v ai
can, n?? doubt, )?? ma<*te acceptable for the
who 111'-' the use. Marl" L.'.hr. with all b
loveliness, is not ('?ontinenta] snd
cell i ,???.?? -t the ''ontinental rju
arc ?essential t> th- portrayal oi th? Ms
quise d< Mondara, but all th?. other ?-pial
ties ?p.. , nn in ample meai-ure give to tl
on? need b? told, h?
ail ihes? ? 'ontinental qualities in bei
and -i i baa them in her sta^e training. I
far th.- w ..irr -, ia? is saf. here, but thei
. ..-h. .. ongings of th? part ? bit
Naaimova doea ? "t auggest, oer-tolnly n?
in rtii-- dram She does sugg? at, in ti
. mure hj i?<?rli... m d? m'..?
and priggish that It is impossible to bi lie*.
... hei But hero sh< to speak, ove
staged; she is ImposslMe, ?ven f??r a ?-oui
mouse, that Is, f'.r a ciintry rnotti
who iw-riiint's wbal she becomes Nastmo*?'
makes her n??t only plain, but -i gawh an
SOCiall) Stupid, vvha'. ? ? i??- i
?tir. ctii.ns As the girl Is W??*alth]
well educated, well bred and has had th
..i?i'.'?' !.. ,"!!?' sodety, it ii impossible i
I i !.. \. In ? ? ? " "rdlnar.v timidity, awl
wardnees and lack <?f social sense. B?
these unllk? I?- and unattractive attribute
.Iloualy depicted by Nazlmov,
For all tliat, th?- very skill with whl'h Bb
liravvs th? character in the first sd make
II impossible t<> believe either m the ?hai
ad? r or in th? pay.
Por, in two months ..i less, the usi
awks n I ?try piri, who a?"- not kno?
how ? - alt, "r wi.ik. or ??ik. or draoa
who 's, Indeed, 'o others, a person ol rathi
palnf il p" ? ? " daahlng tigur
li Parisian society and a. u-ir?** ;.u tii
? ?f tic- smartest women c
n,. amart? -i the t-> potation of
?.i ting person fasdnating, of .ours?
?
This is altogether too much Ilk? a tr?n
formation it- ., L*nrlstrnaa pantomime. Th
slx-montha bride, acted, ?and acted --?it
extraordin?r: cleverness, bj Naslmova i
ti,, (1rs! 'i of 'The Marionettes," could ne
have become In sli ? ? >ear.
th?- gay, "i Bupposltltioual] fat, charade
of Hi" remaining acts, ii la here lbs
fy'aslmove's perception! fall her. Bbemake
the woman Imposait ? Bhe i?'- rdoea tli
pai i, w hi- .i cannot '??? reconciled s ?
. ond.
Roger, Marqula de Mondara, la a ?-mini
gallant i nd spendthrift. To retri? ve hi
?".- h? ha ' monde d
Ferne The rnarrlag? hi . rranga
and b" ni - motl ? :. In tin
t ?. p|? al I r. ii? li vva li. f,,i i, it In- !.. . i
d? ' ?'! for him. Th? Kiri luv. s htm, me
?cording to the lines "f the play, and ac
cordlns I ? the behavior of tii?. seven
;,. ... mmt ? s i .. ? ive played hi pai t Nazlrn
,,. . clearl) ma ? ? nd? ? atandabl'
But tl .'?'.?. ? -ion f??i
?.If. . it la easy t,. undei stand thli
aversion, ? ???- even lo sympathise with it
i?,t, belioldlng lb? wife in th? first a?-t o:
th? pi?-? ? 'In- ? ? ? t It be repeated
an Impoealbl? cneatur? Her husband is
snd haa lo attracted bj a m??r'
??"i th- wif. ha n oi
Ihan rommoii ?-?.s. >,, i... |ealoua Th?
uit. und? i'tak. s to - hange all this, an?:
while bei husband Is absent In Bwitaerls-wl
With th? dashing .?nd attractive .riatui'? ol
nd? blossoms sudd? al]
Into a flow?** of fashion, attractlven?
i.-i-ki. asnee* Bhe nirts outraa*eoualy te
make h? r husbai d lealous. Thla and? tit
and well worn trick ??t dramatists la con
bl] iti..?!i! ? .i foi BngHsh ami Am? 11?
can sudlencea All you mee here is F.-t
n.in.i? 'i method i ? bringing h? i busband
| ba.k i" her. Bl ? aff?->cts Indiff?rai ce t"
him. even av?rai m Ile. upon lits return to
p i Is, ol ? astonish? d al the
ir.il I.:-."s ni..',,-', .
;. hunt''.', then fur ous, th? n enchanted
?' al the end ha? he bag
di i-?-' n?l ? n i .n :. ? to ipp a?
? a ?nchant
! m.aii
y,, i 1 ? een all thin befon
[ .n ? a i ""-? ? hundred plays, and
i v...i ha ? ? i ? i ?? itn mor? coa?
n th "i Pierr? Wolff I rlnga with It, oi
ihan Miss t in.'.-. iion la pora-Ht? d t?.
in Lyceum
Theatre It
in v n m h i.
I to admire but !t is
?till, ti.? --i' remarkable
? artist
ll(-tory ai a
N mm .?s women
??? Oman, tins ?
tradii
torj '?' '"
:
? '? '?? ' ? no gh ?. ,.,,.
.'. ? ? .i,.,i,l,
and esclu i ,. Iv .,v,,,i|(| hara
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Infully
,,] ?in ?m-??? lui habli n. the ?
'?.' I .1! I? \" S 01 Ul ". || Q .,
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?? id b? t own posit! ?.. would
' ' ? ??' impllsbed the magical ?
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?he ehei
I ??-ter f?? related ??> the efrtnitnstnness, h?tw
1 .??.r mu? h thej ini?> believe la th? aroman'?
: lo?rt
Nasimovs is anfortunately supported by
on? ?.f thoss ?(.mpunitf. which, capable ?)**
thai asap ,H bt other di**e**tttHiSb neve* fail
to ?nul?'' UpOB the Ainiricnn stage the r.p
ri?e)),ti)tioii ..f French todies an?i gentle?
men Itl'T'?Hid?' ? '.II '??'??1 lira's. If It. i? to lie
the fashion for ,?ur Importad populations
and their deecendsnts to n??t in ib?- play?
houe? b*'an?., they deem their rhos and
i.oiai peenliarittea misiepisaented there,
thin th? I'l'inh foioiij in New fforb may
lind . ?tu-??' hiiltli'l? n| for an angry demon?
?tratton. Tha Krench Bgursa in this play
would give a Parisian, or an admirer of
Parisian at*tlng, painful or derisive w nf.i
tit-na,
Mi. i'i.ink OiDmore, as log? r. Mni*QUls
de Mttntdars, Is not only not ?trench, be ii*
not human. \ pertorman?*? further than
? :n ?-?edibility, from likeiics? to ?di.ir
actei or to type, Is net retten seen. Mr.
Olllmorc iois giran? area further ti.art In
formel *wasons from any useful knowl?
edge bow an a? mr, even a romantic actor.
Should ?tan.I ami walk and talk upon th?
stage. Ill? part in (bis play run? aawav
With him. f?i.'l when bs la tno't st*rlOU8 bS
Is moat in ?laager of arousing Inughter,
Ths vers ending of ths piece, which should
b .?"-rioii- enough In tone, though happy
enough In purpoae, i.? mad" comic by his
boyish s?travagance. Burely Kaatmovs
does not intend t,, i? eomkl here, hut. th?'
flnsl scene, In it? laet fan rnotnents, very
nearly defeats th? purpose <?? all the play
and all ?he playing;.
Mr. Aithui Lewis piav.s Mtmsteur de Per?
ney, an amiable, lovable, if eccentric "H
im,I? part. ''? part John Hare played with
su. h k?sennees and klii.ll1n?'Hs In Uon?pn.
Mr, Lewis's Purnej Is of ?ours., quite dtf
ferenl from Ffnre's, bul the dlfferenee I? of
;.artunoe, cum waj or the ether, for
Mr Lewis*! sctlng of Monsieur d?' Ft rn? : ,
00 ii.. ..,,prti'.es th?- character, I? very ?"."1
Indited and fit.? Into the scheme of ths play.
tie aras ?iults ths favorita on Mtmdny
niktht certalalj the fa...rite after th? star,
1 ;.|y ?veryho<!> w?u nay. or BMW!
'alors ,.f "hi? pin? w 111 .?,i>, thai Nazlni", a
ha? been seen to better advantage, anaa*
ln?|\ clever though sh? is, in ? Th* Ma?
rio nettes." and If this should be in?- >?
?Met th?r. will not be much o?spoaltlon
OUtSlde tin tb'.'itr.- |o appeal from Ii Ka?
7 rnova, of < ? urse, n maint a - clet er ai shs
ha? been, it is only that In this piny, aad
in thi*- part, -!.? li less conrintfng ?i ,-,
?he im? been A. W.
cast OP "nr; m \i.n ?m.tti r
Marqul? iim?t i? MfNtetan .Frank >'??
? .? a> K.rt < v .Arihi.r Lewi?
md M7.eriille?.Kd??ard I'Mdintf
' ;??? lw . ? ?. ? Balear
)lr?. ?. Rom? ' ? allandar
'lanp.?. William lb?h??.ii
i' .Krank (tol?*?mltri
Bll .?artInar Hurley
l.nrlenne rie .lu??. I Ira r '
Barona? i -urlau .Kaie M? ?
Rrle*.. Eileen Keen ??
F"ern*utd< ?;? MonHara Nailmova
COURT ENJOINS DR. DRAPER
Citizen's Suit Holds Up Proposed
Bids on School Supplies.
Kre,|et,,?:.; Jj f<b?|ii as obtained from
,i latice Oi??gerioh, of the Supreme Court,
a temp..raty Injunction directing Dr. An?
drew 8 Draper, Btate Commissioner of
ilion, ' oi sus? why hi ahould
not be restra'ncii from awnrdlrig contracts
for furniture and equlpm-ent for the new
slate adueatton building without advert?s?
Ing for i.itis. Ths injunction aras servi
Dr. Draper In Alban? ywt?*rday, and he
must .?bow cause in the Buprem? ? '?urt In
thi? city why the Injunction Bhould not
be mads perntniient. Klein ?-aid the
amount to l.e spent WSJ \109.0ts0. Ills
counsel was .Ier"mt.'?h T. Mahonry, part?
ner of Benntor ttotert F. Wagner
Klein all?gea that the purposed award?
ing ol the contracts tritboul advertising
for hins reonatltutea "a fraud upon the
state." The o?da f,,r th? furnltun snd
eq ilpnwnl of ths new- sdu?satlonnl building
Hen' to be "pencil t<.-dav at ?a nteetlng
of the Hoard of Itagents, ?jtit the Injunctlon
isausd by luuttce Q*es*eri?*h ftwMds this
act I >n
Albany, Dec I Dr. Andren FJ Drap?**''
?aid t..-da:
Th? Injun? eedlngs In Kew For*.
? c'lin? contrn. is fr.r furnishing 'he
education building relate onlj to ths fur?
nil ire for the "fines and workrooma and
to ths oases In Ihs state museum II is
Impossible for me to ->? sven approxt?
,? now much money la Involved, bul
: . i ,.t ?uppcN ed thai moi c than one -
half of the j'............ appropriated tor the
building would be required for that pur?
po?e. The furnltun for the large and mor?*
publii rooms is being designed by ths
? t?. and upon tl i :; ?leelgna ?ml
atlona bids will J- ask??. That
'.as nothing '?? do with the matter now
? . ? urt
\-~ to th? off) ' ' .re alMiiit wl.i. li
my pr,, ...lure Is queatlon??d, ii ara
]'.i....i that ti w...id be fairer to manu?
and I '?'?? ' for i lu -iai?> to in
?. it? maker? to altoa good? ot their own
design Th? whole precodure has i.n
perfectly open and n.it lias objected
unui now
BLAMED FOR MONA LISA THEFT
Dujardin Beaumetz Atta?ked in Cham?
ber of Deputies by Critics.
Paris, Dec I Th? under Be? ret i
star.' f..i Pine Aria m. Dujardln-Beau?
mets, was attacked In the i hambet of
Deputies to-daj In connection alth the
i : ? f i of the ptcturi "Mona Lias '
DepUtiN Charle? Benolsl and Dei
''. . hin argued thsl the th? ft s . i;?. ??
roi? of a state of snarchj In th? (aotivre
. iid of dlsoi gai I cation and |es ??
. nong t he persoi nel Th? rtetf 1 hst
M i. iiardln-Bii mets should bs ?
algnt-d tn -= t *-;i < i "f saerifldng Th?ophile
li moil... director of the laouvre, who n i
.?. apt mle i aft? r the ol bt i
M Dujaathn-Beaumeta defended himself
I , a long ?peoch, aaylng thai he liad slumps
don? hi? duty.
WEDDINGS
i... ?. ddlng of Miss Jennnett? I Day
snd Al< Mind.r Mackintosh t...,k plaes last
evening in Chrisl Church, Bedford svtmue,
Br-wklyn, the maB r? ?eptlon f?u relatives
and Intlmnte'friends which followed being
held at the home of the bride's parents.
Mi .in-. Mi* Augustus P Da . So. M l*
> 'hase "tu? i.?t. .i ? m
Sarah Trowbridg? Da) attend?6d in-i
a? maid ol bom ' snd Mh and Mrs Frank
?i.,. TutUe's 1 o Uttl? aons, Day and Ouer?
for itou- coufdn. The
i i lern | VViggliaaworth, snd
I as U Bf I'i .Ik?.pies ' '..it. I- j
you Rushmore, Dr. John i' Rsnkln, "Vin
M ,,.., T .i tie, ol B ookl) n John ?? !
M.is.i..:, Bamuel Level sad John MeLen?
i a
Mr Mat kin'..-; ? nt ol the B
i, n ? 'h.ipt. r of : I ? ?nn ri? i Instil ut< of
Archil*'i-., an as?... mi. of the Royal in
.sinuie ..f British Architt?! md a mem
bar -?i H" !?*eti( n 't ?rit ' Hub, of N? ?
fork. Th. bi Id? dilate of Packer.
Mi?? pioi ence A "? right, da ?
,,f Mr and M' Wright, of No.
, Msdlso ?reel nd John Met 'trrmlck,
jr, v\..,, ma. r?e i In ' he s..-'r..n.i v i am
id? ? lodlst Bpl?M*opal Church, Brooklyn, at
loch last svenlna The lirid?
, ti were tile? Mabel Tlni le*. Mi
. . | .. \t. - . : ? ? i .
, ' m nhattnt t llfl ?' X| ,:' bop a
,i ,,,, ?i? an ' lb? usii. is -vera Arthur
Burns, of N*?*?rthport. i. i David i?ong?
,.v. ?? "i K" i?' Ule ' i "i" . i. i . Burton
.,,,,,, ' ;. ,.i j. .??' Mose!? md I i anh
M.-i "i tub i?_
NEW HARVARD CLUB FOR BOSTON.
|., ,,,, i . .. .\t.i;.i n. ? ? ,., . , . made
,,,,,, n. i ' liai ' ' i'. .
iimil.? to ths "t ih?
i, , ., ,| . mi. of See rork <*il I ?
? n h? - ' ?? I lie D ?'
.
lirtad ?
DIX WELCOMES GOVERNORS
Mayor McEwan Also Greets
Party at Albany.
Albany, i?e.-. g ?;??-.n?,r i>ix fora-ally
wd.-ome.i the vlsltinK Western aowarnott
and tlielr party t?. this -1,1,1 ?Dutch Town''
to-day, at a luncheon given by a numher
< I ?Albany business men.
"Whan r heard >ou were r*on-Jng." s;,id
Vew- Y..rk'= Fve, uiive, --i arrancad t?. bave
a representative mad you at Buffalo an?i
1 .ni..-.. ?h. nonbr lln?. .,f (he KoW Knii
lan?! State* iioi-.i-i- lin. s ara la-aglnary
lin?? and -houl?l he reinov. ?J
Th.- <,ov.-rn?.r ex pressed the hops that
the Journey nqw under way would serve
us a pr?cr,ient i<> bind eloaer together the
I SOptS '.f ah?- I "nit ?-.1 St.it.-s.
?Mayor McRwan <>f Mb?ny.alao Joined In
a wel-om? t.. the visit.,r>. ?,, which ''."V
? 1 nor West of ?Oregon, Cloveraor ?Carey of
W rooting an?l <'<>lv!n it Mr?.wn, r? pi
Ing th- Panama exp^tkm, responded
?riivcrn??!- Hawley Ot blah" vas t., have
Bean ..n?. if Hi?, apeakers, but was force?)
to lake to his he?l dUTUlg the da y becail?"
of .1 '-?.hi iii- illness i? ""? serious, and
be left Albany ??lib th?' m-m Of tli-- !?? ?
late tuis afternoon.
Governor Carey si k? Ma approval ol
th.- wpinan ?juffrage movem?i?nt ?inrink his
address. "We have woman suffrage, h?
said. "In Ihe W?*at Washington, Califor?
nia, blah". 1 t.iii and Wyoming and It ?rill
? many years before half a d ?sen
nu re Kr,.it states win have it
The ?lovernor sal?) the W?8St h"l the
ability t?? tr> out th? question "f Initiative
and referendum, and expressed tl.pinion
thai th. w.st. m states would adopt l<
.-?nd irive it a fair trial, "ft It proves ?
failure," he added, ' it can be dropped."
Mr. br.iwn said fjovernor l?i\ had as
si,r?.i Mm of hi Interast In tu? Panama
i exposition, and would us?- his "? ?
?i.Hv.'r t.? s? ?? that the Empira Btat?
ft bllil'llriK at the 'iXPOSttlOO .-???", 1 t.. 11'?
??th?-r ,s-?iite building on th? ?grounds,
'?ov.-rnor and Mrs. Dis pave a reception
in honor of the executive! a' the tnan?ion
at 4 o'eioek, an?i a? 1:11 p. nt tic party
started for Washington, where th.- gov
?inors will att?end the Rivers ami Harb?*?ra
1 'ongn m
DIX NAMES HORNBI.OWER.
1 Asked to Take Testimony in Sanford
Case?Osborne May Prosecute.
Albany, Dee I ?lovernor Dtt to-ds*
I asked William f' Ib.rnblov..??. of Set
Tork, to m t as commissioner -,? .] lake
Itestlniony nn the (?haiges ?preferred against
District Attornev iioiand B. Iganford, ?f
Albany, by r?r. C. m Chdvar? pr?sidant ol
the Albany ?dtrlc ?league. The chare?s
grew out of the Investigation by the ?Sen?
ate ????nimitt.'o mi,, the affairs of Albany
,-itv and t*ounty. The Qorrernot ?aid
? onfHtent thai Mr. Ilornlilower iroul
cept tt'e appointment.
1 (Strict Attorney **anfonl has written
to Qowernot ?Dis suggesting that In idea of
the <iisc!"sores made i.v the ?Senate com?
mlttee, and because of the fa*t that
charges wer? pending against him. a
spedal deputy attorney general ',,0 deslg?
nated to prose? ate any charges developed
at the Inquiry, It ?vas said to-day tl at
James w. Osborne may be dttslgnatad lo
.?..nd i? t such 1 roceedlngs.
Mr. Hoi-iibiow-er raid hist night that he
had not I.card ''r.nn thl ?.?-v.?n??r an,
until he ?ii?i he would not state whethet
or nd he would ?act ai commlaaloner.
I WOMEN TEACHERS PAID $1,488 83
File Statement in Connection with
Passage of Equal Pay Bill
Albany, Dec - Th? interboroug
soclnttnn of Wotneu Tea. hers of the City
Of New York to-day riled a Btatem? m With
t ? S.- tetiiry of BtatS si-owing that II
spent IMBl'fl in conne. ti.-ti with the POS?
sa?e of the "equal pay bill." N'o money
W.?.-. Spent for BOUnSSl fees, accr.rilitifC to
t'.,? stai? tmnt, hut f?OT txpei-MS llRrurred
'.- MMrgnlttee - ir? eomlng to Albany and
r?.r printina and I eleg?a ma
Th? Ma!?- High School Teacher?' Aosoda?
tlon of the City of Nan Fork certifled it
? xpen.i?d *2?")4 ??:'. and Hi" Assodation "t
Men T?aachera In IQementary Schoola of
?he I'n' ,.- Saw "i "Tk hied a statement
shovrlng it paid out |1M 7S.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
The first Sew v??rk presentation of
"**Peggy," ti"- nee mualcal production now
running at the Qatet) Theatre, I.
win be ?given this evening al the Casino
Theatre. The music of "Peggy" is *,-. i i re
lie smart, the romposer of "Florodora"
and "Havana." Harry E*1stier will play
the leading .'??m?'.!;. role. Oladya Moore
im? ai?... been added to the produdton an?i
will do ,i new dan? Ing -p?clalty.
The Irish players will give "The Playboy
of the West? i n World" again at the ?Mas?
Ine BUIotl Theatre this . enlng, with Lady
Gregory's "The Rldng of the Moon." In?
atead of *The Jail Oat? ' as previous!) an?
nounced Tils hin will i-?- retained until
the end of the week. ?>n Mondaj Bl John
Ervine'i "Mixed Mariage'* win have us
tu it pedonnance In America.
Ida Brooka Hunt, who san? the leading
role m "The Chocolate Boldler" ai the ?'?-<
sin??, has be.-n engaged for the principal
part m 'Jacinta," an opera romique which
will s...?n i.?- . ??? n iii New Tork. The en-1
gagemenl will begin al the Adelphl The..
.?tt. Phtladelpbis nexl Mcmday night.
John ?oil baa .-Ikik-'I contracts with '
Messrs. Plxlay and Ludera which lecuro
f?.r him the rignts to their new opera, I
"The Qypsy." The Opera will '" l'i"-''ii'"l
early nexl a? ason.
Chsrlea Kldn will make i dramatisation
Of lb I l:? I I.If, 'The St . '-I'"
W'ell." Mr. Klein will tall on thS I 'i'
? ?n December I for s two months' rest In
Europe, ii?- win return by the wav of
Panama ai .1 v 1st! tli wher? ;
action of th?- play take pla?*e Th.- play!
will be produi'd n< --
"The Bird oi Para lise, a Hawaiian
play, b) Richard W ilton Tull: will he
pr? -eiit. -i in it... h.?-1? ? n ? 'hi -'.art- i a?
preliminar) to ita Se. fort ..-.-???nation,
in the ? -t :.!?.? ''. - Bates Poet, Lauretta
Ta lor T eodore Roberts, Lewis s. Btone,
Pamela Oraythorne and Ida Waterman.
Lillian Ora ham lean toe dam er,
I i played In all lbe l?*adlng music
halla in K'ui.p., has been ?
premier dai ? i Th? ?Spr-ag Mal?i."
w in tour lbe See Kngland and
Southern atates before gdt ? Paclflo
?
Tl ? recept. ?' Mella
md Bela "uassky, s-ho .u'! ???? aeen it th?
: linden ,.ii I i. c.-nil-e: II. Will t..ko
i n,. 11..-. ? im,, i.-, ?bocker |
hail.?.i .n i .., lock thl i afteri o?nn -fte
th.- Informal re? ? ,-' on Mme Mar
sin??,' s,.\er.r. ?junga in Bngllah 'tad Herman.
. i.. i; v. ill , ?'ine to
th.- H? raid Bqt ? ? '?? on M?onday
evening, l?. ?-. mh.-i II The production will
,. ..mi s.,t o?i.?? In Bpdag?
field befoi.mini lo v? r?*?- Tho
pi iii<-ip.ii im-,.ing HI L ? Rus ara
Robert i?. n... i. , Hi - "? Worth?
Ingtoo Romain . 0? org? W Callaban, Don?
aid Bu< huii.m. iviwn. Stanley, Alfred
!'? erj H s.it... Myrtle I? rs? Lw I? ?Cai
t? i.,".in.( Shannon .it,a Juil? lb I
? ? m ,,i Katun W "?"i-?? -1- ' ;'' the
Kri.'tna. .?|..i 'I h.ati. , Will ? '?'
Hi Ion ol - v. i 'i ne. '? ?i
n.??. Indudlag ' Th? i imooi Staa Hunt, '
i im mina i "?". ?a ih? i "' ' "'
,\,, ,,i,| .in- ? "? 'i" m the
.. ,,,,. md l ?".'-? It? a '?..m M?r?in
i' g i bringing '??> ".merlra to pis
. ,.i,i vine the 0
,, ., ,,,, ? n Kr aii'-'n* I |l
h? i?n.
OBITUARY.
POLICE CAPTAIN T, F. DARCV.
PUHea C?ptala Thomas r. Datar? far
forty four? one of th<- plcturea?|U?* BgUTSS
la "id i.,?;? ?aland City, died carry yee
terday morning from a stroke of paralysis
?it N'". ;.; Remsen ftreet. Aatavta? In hi?
sixty-fourth year. By actual meaaun-ment
'aptah. |?.,r?v wan ??>'? of the MggeSl men
physically on ths Kew . <>rk poll?-" torce
Me vas more than Shi feet tall, weighed
more th,-,,. Ml pounds an.I had the strength
of a giant. HS ?as not very stout ami
retain?*?* his activity up to th? time he i?e
cam? ?it in rjctober last, while in "command
?>f the port Hamilton stntlon.
Captain Darey was born m astotrts when
i? was part "f ?i,.- ..ii town of Newtown,
it-- served in the navy during tie latter
pan .?f the Civil War and ?!***?< B?*?*?e time i
wif. th.- Const Burvej foUowing m*- Re
b.dlion. Hi I.'"" ? ?.'lac poll.nan In
'-: .md nu? one of th? Brst m? ? >???--? of
i h*- ?.hi la.ng (aland ''it.*- police force, ??n
a..-"uni ..f bis ? tat n a h? was slwi
conspicuous figure, snd tic ?hare?! thla dis
Unction with farmer Police CaiNtnln v'
.-. \1 oodS, Of Hi" old laOtlg Island
? it) foree, Ah.? waa Darcya?aqtml la helghl
and sreight. Si <trti\ before nntwlld
Ml 1';. i ri.*l< .1. ?;|.?.?.-on ' ? ?
hum ? full fi?.|ge?i poltet captain, and as
auch h-- i.,"..? part of th? ntetrop?
i,,*.? H< was ?Iwsys r*onslde**ed si ?:<.
'? rave a id g?*neroua a*; he was 'dg
in statur.. ii?. .?as aducnted In tbe public
?ohools :u Astoris and is aurvlved by his
' [hi "S and I? .
e- ?
COLONEL E. A. HAWKINS,
i ppee Baodusky, i <?.,,, \<-. g ?
: \ Hawkins, slaty-eight whe, ss
rat? In the Ignal servie? of the I'nionl
ami.?, .vus, tbe first to lelefTuph ,r' Wash
of ti'.e completion of Star
man'a march to lb? sea. died her? last
i II ' t
J. HENRY COCHRAN.
Will, i,.sport Penn., I.I J Henry
Cochrsji fi rmer Btate Benator a "? i ? iea?icr
of tb. Democratic part) la Pennayl
di.-.i las! nlgln of pneumonia at hi? country
.loin?, itos..gin. w Mr. Ctmhrea waa bora
n 1MB, and removed to Pennsyl?
vania In 1*?*?2 He bSCUine S lumberman,
and later a banker, and ?a? <.p,. ,,f the
?ealthie.? mea In ?lie >-',if.. He had large
Interesas in rarious part? of the country.
CAPTAIN JOHN S. WATSON.
Captain John s Wutsou, for tirent:
seven year- marin? superintendent of the
''u?ar?! Line, died at his home N Kl
Park avenu? ??asi ??range, on Tn nadar
He waa M years "'d. and had retired from
aetiv? s.-r'.!..? four years sgo,
Csptnln VV'ataoa wns ths ?on of A
ISugens Watson, a paymaster In the United
Btatea Navy. H< was horn at Northamp?
ton, Mas?. He aerved In the navy during
? ? civil War. cotn^ rsftetrtvard to thi
Msll steamship Company
! Captain Watson came from a aautJeal
family, His brother Is Rear Admiral F..
W. Watson, [J. B N . retired. There ar??
t"..? other admirals in tb? family. One
of 'attain Wataon's slaters married Weur
Admiral Kami, U, B. N . retired, and an?
other s!?t>T married Rear Admiral Mil'er,
L" B. N.. In charge of the Novel Home at
Philadelphia.
Th? funeral "??; be held this afternoon
at I O'clock at the Watson home. The
Rev. .i iicnrv Watson, a cotjgfn, arlll of?
ficiate. i'h" burisl nil! he at Qrecuwtwd
' '< nn t.-r> , Brookl] n.
JAMES A. MILLHOLLAND.
umteriaad. Md., Dec. I.?James A. Mfll
hoiiaiiii. Maty-nine yenrs old, inventor,
former coal operator and former president
of ths Q**ot*ge's Creek ?v Cumbertnad Rati
road, died to-day. Ufa fatlter, Jam? Mill
Oilan !. helped btllld the first |O00t&Otll *g in
Amerteu, designed by Peter <"oper.
ROBERT INGRAM BROWN.
Botart Ingram Bntwn. s retire.i t
dealer. ?iie?i jrawtatrdny after k short Illness
St his home, No. lg* We?t nth street, tn
his sight*aVflrsl : ? ar Mr. Br-twii leaves
?one children. No atTangementa for the
havs been mad.?. Mi Brown
?f Of Hi" Neva York Hlsforlr || |
clety, the Atnentena Qetographleal s.-ciet..
the New Tork lalbrary nn?i the Museum of
N'a t ?irai History.
?ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY DINES
Three Hundred Members Hear Many
Speakers Afterward.
Ri api? ltd? hl In glitt? ring gold braid and a
cornered ant Walter L? .-'uy?Um. j
rt?**n-pret*Ment of the St. Nicholas Society.]
walked down the centre of th? bent-niet hail
al I'.-iinoni? o'?; last night, and as t:i" last
strains of martial mii-h died away aa?
lt the speechmaklng nn the ,,.?
'asion of the seventy-sixth annual dinner
was about to txtrin.
Three hundred member? ol the famous
aociet] ?v.r. present, among them l-Vmltttey
H.H. low, Oh) raid, 1 ... ?. William 1, lie
Boat, the Rev. 1 ?- Howard I ?uflleld, I
r.irra^ui. Btuyveaaal FI ?, Jr., Major ?Oen?
eral PTedericli i ?. ?iran?. Pram-is C. Hunt?
ington, i ?? i ..u*?? >? Nil-oil, Charles Bchermer1*
horn. Walter i.. Buydam, jr., Colonel I
taff and Andrew . 'ahrlskie
op tJallor arose to make a sliori ad
dresa thai .'.as fun of sn?*?*4?*des and, ma?
terial for laughter, >*
DeLnncey Nlcoil wns tb? Brst t>? answer
to s toast, thai of "mir dtj " Newt?? D
Rak? Msyor-eleel "f Cleveland; ? I
r. Moore and Austen < ; i os wer? the
. ti ? r apeas
MUSICAL FOR CARDINALS
Students of American College Hono.
Farley and O'Connell.
Koine. Dec ? Mgr Kennedy, the rotor.
and the students of the Aniertcnn College
u.i\.' a musical to-iJa) In honor <>t Cardl
nala Parlay snd O'ComteH, tn which the
I singera pnrtlelpnted. The audience
Included, besides ?'ardi?al Pakoni? and
prominent pit lates, dignitaries of
tin. papal cour! sad m. rats n ol ths
A me i lean colon)
Tin Rev. John Doddy, ol Chi sgo, t ???
ih>i prefect of the Anierlcna College da*
IK. red an a.hires? of greeting to th? i
on,ai? In til-- name of their alma mater
>
?LOHENGRIN" GIVEN AGAIN.
Lohengrin'' was h?st atght'a opera at
Metropolitan, and. of cours?: the I
? intially Uled. Th? ? ?
same as at iti" previous performance, ss>
cept thai Mme Johanna fJudskl sang i-: i .-?.*..
? ?:; it -.?? II Mr. Jadlou k ?!? a a ? a
knight n*ho sai.?: most beautifully, but lefl
an ??! hoeao: Mr w. u a i unv? i
bul fine \oieeii Teirsmund, and Mme.
auer an ?Ortrud at trnlj snt-ge? is
i,,ii. ? Mr Herts ?oiitiucteii with
... sndsbls spirit.
MR. WICKERSHAM MUCH BETTER.
w .,?iu'.'-'t..n. i.? Attorn '? i leneral
?.Vlckersham, who Buffered an attach of In?
. m while attending the Cablnel moot*
lay, ??as lnit'1'.'Veil l..-?lav. II??
,1,1 n ,1 go t" the Department of Juatlea n ?
malnlng at home to t benagt of
'. Ml
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TAFT AT WANAMAKERS STORE
B I ana i
(?hilad, ipil . i '?. I ?"'? - ft to
. .?,?(,.. .i .m invitation to attend tha
publie .??Hebratton to thi? ?dtj on lhe
?., of t**- - ahlrh "in mark tht
ti v of Mi.' founding of .lohn
unaker's Mor* I -? ?Ideni
| ? i ... t.. \ea> ?, ork where he *?111
. ths pcaes Cemferenei ?he aams
nigh?
Lfl
Seth Low Urges That Article IK
Be Made Clear Beyond Dispute.
FAVORS THEM, OTHERWISE
V'rites Letter to Joseph H?,
Choate in Which He Ex
plains His Views.
in Bn ??pen letter |Q .fo?rp', (f. I . ? ,%,
made public yeatorday. Beth I????*, expressed
himself a?, "head and soul In fa-.-or of the
"civeinent f,, general arhif ra t|??n," but
sal?! he thotiK'nt I,.- eould do b?-?ter ?ervtr??
?" tii?- cause \h?,n bj merrtme; ,,? vira preM
deat at ?h?- m.-efina ?m r?e. ember 12 ?*?**?
pointing '"It Why he believed the trestle?
Bhould b amended before b-dm*; ratified.
\f?rr dlMUSetag ?ie ?iihoon.?- ??f Ih?
treaties, M, | ?., sold:
M] first objection t?. the treaties *.
ii"" ?land is thai th.v ^r<- not ?dear.
r. .?.| carefully p ????a? ?La, that
has i.-.-n written in?l said up'.n this e?jb
i?< t. ami [ lind great difference of opinion
-?- t.. the meanlns ??? He.-fton :. Article ill,
when read in ?connection wltli irilcte I of
tr.-atle?..
**??- claim that under Ar?|c|?. t, which
Impose up??n each sovemnteul II e duty
??t agree Ins on the terme ul lb? arbitra?
tlon, eithei ?government csn homirably ?h?
agrea on thee? terms ev<n after ?he Joint
tflgh Comnilssloi ? ? -n". : ?-'1 v t? has
., mat the mi ''"r ?*f th??
disput? is ', ist!? labte.
If th< * igra?*, honorably. Is
it n. ' clear that rtectlon ??' trtlcle TH
is only advisor? In fad, howerac com?
pelting In form? Others claim, however.
that the c??'in?rle? <,,nt>"t ' ?mnrably die?.
at:,..,. ,,,, th? details if the Joint lltg?l
<"om m lesion lise reported b?- Ihe sp?cifie?"!
vote ?!,Hi ?he silbjeet matter ? '? the dis?,
p ;t-- i- (?isUciaM?
'ih's M: i,.., r*oos?d?*Ted, wa? a v??n
regretteltte -Mssgrseirasn a*> la th? ?rital
i?:.,!!.. .if the treaty, v|ta'. at least in th?
sense that it ?4.-??? the snly <*is?ise a? ?<*
which there was an? difference of opinion.
It ?would be a pity, la Mr Low's opinion, ta
a?|opt such h treaty in a form that wouldl
nec**asttate the sub-tlasloa of the treaty
itself to Tue Hague uibunh! for Ir ur-prete-i
?ion He added:
Ml second objection to ?he ?reaitea ad
the) atan?! la, that tide <*te<*tlon 3 of Arttela
ni aeema t.. me to relieve both the Prasli
and the .-tenate of the duty \-.bleli
? ?? 1 itton baa laid upon tj-iein of
???efermlnini*: themselves, in a given rate*
whether this country shall arbitra??** or not.
On the constitutional point to**ol**eda C
know that authorities dtff?-?. But praetlc
alb.. la it v. |sp, even If it be const 1111?
; .. (|
Responsible government ?** dietttjstilih?i<i
from Irresponsible, seems to me to demand
that in thla country, at any rate, auch a,
, ahould he niad?. actively snd dl-.
|rectlv, h\ the officiai? elected to rerfon*"*,
1'i'c Isel* that fum-tlon.
I think, h.-wev.r. t..at crea? and unuaual
I weif hi six 1.Id be ?*|v?n to ?he report of a
?.b.int Hijfh <'omniissioti s'ibmltted by tha
Impressive vote indicated !n ?Section 3,
Artl' I" HI of the [tending treaties, t ren.
tur>- t?. propose, therefore, that th!a ????'.
tlon be amend?*! by providing that th?-?
findlnR of the Joint High ?'ommlaelon ba
binding, unless It <**? dt?af*T?*cd to by for?
mal action on the jart <?? one countrj?*
>r the other.
Tills-, Mr. I.on- BUggsalsd gNMld p-eveng
tip- defeat Of the ("ndlm; by Inacttort
or hy obstruction, nnd the flndtni? wrvtlit
stand, except In the unuaual ?ase In a hielt,
.me country or the other solemnly set IS
aside in every other respect, Mr. Isiee
said. ending hla letter, the i.en?]lnr* treatlea
'seemed t?? him rMhnirable, and h?* fa**a****|
theni with reserve.
CAN BUY FIREWORKS NEXT 4TH,
Replvlnir to Herman I'tdder, chairman <>f
the Fourth of July ce|ebra?i?*n committee,
who wrote to say that ?her? wh? a surplus
Ol HAMM from th?- fun?l raised las? sum?
mer, and asking what shoul?! be done **l?li
it. Ma? or ?laynor Mid -.est.-rday that the
i celebration *?-a? now a permanent Institu?
tion, and the balance tn the ?reasurv should
\ be kept as a norteas for neat ?car.
PRINCESS "PAT" NEAR CANADA.
Cape Roca, N, f.. Dee. ?The steagesV
Empress Of Ireland, having <>n t??ard
"'rin'-eny batri'-la of ???nnaughf, ?iauKhter
? ?Duke of Connaught? Qovsinor -;?*' -
?t Canada, vvhs rdae?ty m'ie? eau of
Etao at m?sset *a?nlght. Th* steasse?
is h .und f?T Halifax. X. S.
DIED.
!.. lai . B ?i.r'.b'jt Martha r
Brown, u..her? I. ? Bllsabetl i
ttiirreii?. Sells. . . T.a t-?i V
Edward N Moellei ' u 1
. 1 1 ?rard r
? ,? ,- -... Owei lehn P
. ? .),...ni ? 1 .'i. H*Mh? ??,
- Orase,
?...
BBU-AMT Entet*-*-l late Ufa ???mat, TessSaga
.'. 1911 i: leti i.'??i'htt-> B?
1st? l.-'l Of ?I [.,:" ? ' -'-.!?
?-..?"
., id t:::. t. ?. k- .. - n - ? *
1st? llenr> S. ?, i Au? i?t_ .- < Ml?
I t., .?'t?n : th? funertil
^ ., ths i-Mld?*u ? of ?'- ??sal Mrs.]
I Magie. - ' '-"-"nt ?\? . n??*r
\\'e?t i?:.:' -? . See ' I trade:. i>?-*
? ? 7 .? 7 to -,. -n.
BROWN On Dec ? ? mu, R^r-n lograra
Brown, ??? of th? ? Pfra'- m i ,\r-\
li M?' v??r. ?? hn> lata
S I?I2 vv.-.i 76th ?? F 11 ?r^! prU
II? ItKKI.I.i: Mrt et Fiark A,
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r, - .? ir :. ? 1 ' . ; fraai Th. 1?^tn
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John ? --?: ???'i of th?. in'- Uielvsr-T
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t-Siaeial \-.
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RAYMOND 41 Tairvt.i? n \ ^ . rv.-ainler S.
ni i : * if. ,,f ji.
p i:,.'..r. : h '!?? TSth year at hat mge, Se
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Brooklyn, Urae? ?A'cwdw-nl ! itiarai ?*??*
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I MM 111 AkhHS.
rtSANK ? < ?MI'BHJ. "?1 ?I W?i? 2Jd SU
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MAIN ?TM'-r N?* ''? Ktsssas aiesei
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HARLEM 0**yiCES v"> 1ST E?it I'?.'am irttX,
>o 'J?j *v*.?**t X'iilh .'Tt*'.. jBd No. 219 T^eet
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