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Bl .imi Matter.
O-ir re. lal > r a favor by advli
ln* ua w ? B unaMe t.i i.io.'ura a
i or>r of Tha fron thal- na." adaaler.
Addraaa- T - tlOB H.-partment
WITH THE HUGHES BANNER.
If Ui.' K.'i.ul.lli an 4-..n\.ution at
Saratoga wlll gira bb 8 Hughea on a
Mngbea platform it will make rictory
eertaln ln November. Tho tlckat arlll
not have much to beat?Pta, who baa
sank lower iu public t-steeiu thaa any
Dtbar Gorernog in b gananttloa ,,,r
aome ouo eJse laaa disomllted pgfaon<
ally. parbapa, boi lnviting tho Btate
(0 try again tho experiuient of Mur?
phy doioinationi. and .Stratis. wortliy
man aa he li. who rogards as a cov
ftiant with the people a progiamme
wbloh would make popular govern
ment a contlnuoun performanee of
elections, reeallw an<1 refereuduina. a
thing of impulse and demagogy nnd
-f anfUaaa deafoning turbuienee. What
.*. rcll.-f n Hnghaa candidate nnd a
Hughea platform would be tO tl)>
4?lectr'rate of the sfate. aoro baaat as M
is by the turn polltlcal c.mditions have
taken!
It is trne that auch a tb'ket would
be nomJnated by a badly BpUt party.
Bul (boy reckoa lli who attempt to
appraise party prospects this year by
a rafarance tO .'ast year's pobtical al
mana.-. Sjillts are evmyarbeie. He
naatii the BUfffcce the Iipinooratlc
party i? badly wren.'bed and t.>m.
The upstate Peitioerafs have uti.loi
gotio the bumiiiafion of Murphy doml
nnti.iii for two year1; and have DO
Btomach for more of it. Tba Indepen
4i^nt Democrata are aabgjnad of their
pari la fhetestfng tiie Tammany boaa
ii|).'!i ih. Btate taro yean ngo, and ara
benl npoa atrlklng blm d<>wn ln order
tO make their party 08M in whidi th'-y
can Btay wltbool unnaoa Moraorgr,
tbe whola party baa Baan tbe apactacle
.f th.- contampt whlch PemacratJ
?;ii the entira imtlon p.mrod upon tlie
] Etaltimore mui npoa th.- r.-pr.
'tatlves of tba state who were \\\r
i t.. b. <? mtrolled by auch as he.
ul it baa |uai aeen tbe Democratlc
uadkntie for Prealdent iMlil th.
?,v^ ii,. ,.,,,) Bboolder, compelled by
tbe fear of Biifferiaf ta tbe t-stimatkm
of tbe country by seemiug willing ta
? ? with him. The ahamo of all
this baa bnrned deop into tbe con
BclonBnefM of the *tato. And nothing
that tbe boaa is likely lo do iu re-;
to preaBUre fron tlie natlonal leadera
uf hii party arlll gtre the put.li. aacb
aaaurarjee of aafety for tbe Btate from
>i irpbylam that it w.,uid n<?t welcoflne
Mid eied Bocb a tjaorerajor aa tho in>t
Repnbllcan Oovernor on su.-h g plat?
form us would repreaenl his polltlcal
i laara
a large contraet 11 wiii bo said. foi
the .-ouvention to HL But the party
aajeeaeded ta flliing the ordeg oaea be?
fore when rtofeat Roetned eertaln. AU
that i>- nacaaaary is a eaaaltdate who
wii; inaplre ctailldence in the breadtb
and sai^lty of his viows, the tategrlty
of bis character. his freed"iu from en?
tanglorn.-nts aml bis grxapathy with
tba popnlar aspbntiiina. Anda Qugbei
platform meroly calls for aense .>n tha
part of tiio conventlon. Only througb
adoptli g such a plntform can the party
co i . tbe polla with any confldeoce.
I'.. abandoa dlrect primarles WOOM be
folly. It muut koop f?ith wlth the peo?
ple. giving thern n roal montis of BMk<
ing and eontrolnhg notnlnntlons 1t.
place of the frandnlent derlce of Mnr
phy. and one tbal ta aafe from abnae
by demagoguea nt corrnptlontats. To
>-iov? its eyee t.. the nspirnti..Ti? ..f tb.
i?eopio for in.?ro perfeetly repteaanta'
tive govorriment, for more eqnal Jnstlce
l>etw?'?.ii man and man, for that ateady
batterinent of conditlong wMcb is tha
conatnni alin of bnmanity wonld
aqnally be purty madneas. The dele"
gatee mnsl not permit tbemaelrea to
i>. paralyzed by tbe thougbl that out
uf tbe unreat <>f the hour apringa
Booaeveltlam arlth Ita menace to
our inBtitntlona. Tho beal aafeguard
| ilnal revolution i> a pnrty wbOBC
gncceBB meana reai progn
m CHINA'S PRIVATE LOAN.
Jj^ur . hina appeara al lu^t to bare reject
..I tbe proftoeata ot the >-ix graal poarera
for an onmlboa internaUonal Soan suih
. it-nt :,. iii,."t all ber needa, and t>. bave
accepted o much ainaller loan from
-? euterprlalng prlvate Ihianciera.
iVe aboiild beattate t.? ?;,-, how man]
dlffereui and Mntradlctory reporta
ibere bare been roiMwanliig t.er taten
tioilB dUling tho last few nnoiths. I.ut
tiiey bave certalnl] baaa awmeroue,and
fhore is eren uow no paalttra Bflgajranee
'thal tbe pendlng bargata arlll ba eaa>
, Bommated. Theprobablllty, botrerer, i
that it \.i!!. and on thal BiBBinptiOii II
is to be raaaifced thal wbtle Chlna Ib
BaMibtltag acting arlthin ber Indiaputa
bie bov.-14'k'u rlghta, ahe may nol bead
ing arlaaly tne her own r.-ai waLfare,
and thaae arho are landtag h.-r the
money may bm 4 ba eserelatng the Mgh<
e?t degree of prndenee.
f.liina*s ricrht to |.,.rr,.\v
Baajaag la not to be fleiried iim neitber
|g ii to i- 'I'-i.i.'.i tiji.t a debtor natlon,
v.ltb ;i new govori.inr nt nol BeCBrCly
.-BtaMisiie.l wonl-i 8d wltb <!iscrotlnii
ta Boekii.g aod galning tlie fOOd will of
thoae natloue to whiv], it h.-is on lin
portanl ocitaslonfl lookfdj for gld u & ? '
wlilrli it DJgy nggJn ho f..nvd t<> turn.
Tl.- preaenl loan te, wa are toki, ooii
>?_.-,..,.?i.i8m. gnd may be Irareafled <?
iiiii.\in.iii.i of s,-'M8hi.ihh?. Bul even the
latter aum !>? only one-alxtb of whal
Chlna r.ntly aald abe Imperatlrely re
qnlred. it i.i.'iy be thal before long ajJii
wlll need more, and Uiat tii"*-" arho are
maklng ihis prlvate kmn to ber arill
not be able i?. gappl] ii. in thal caaa
told luni wltb iii grfl * to the
powera thal Bl e la now floutlnf. li la
bj no meana anre tbat thej aronld then
loi.d bar the inoney. rt la snje thal ii*
they dld it wonM ho on no eaaler and
probably on aonctawhat barder tenn-.
iiuiii ih"^.' <.f iiioir rec4*rn1 offer.
Thoae who ar.- maklng this prlvata
i loan donbtleaa conalder thelr aecnrltj
[arnple. We <i" nol exped thg Chineae
| to rapu.ii.it.* it. a "t feu tiiln-'s .'ir ?
i more comraon iu International affairs
' than dlspotea over krana, sui>|."-e thal
a dtepute Bbonld arlae orer this one
Would the eredltorfl turn for dlplomatti
nid tO the very c.i\ern:nenK whi.li
they bad 1 fi a 84*1180 <ii|.|.lnntoal? Sndi
jiroi'.-iiufo would ia- embarraaalng. to
*aay the least, and mlght nol neet arlth
' micci--s. \\ hetlit r. in view of flOHta pOT*
? ..? well known fieta, it is for
j Chlna'a own good tn bare thr* uMon
' trolled and nnwatcbed dbnpoaal of lirgje
I forelgn !<?:ms is another pertlneni qnee
tlon whlcfa manj wlll anawar wltb an
! rmphatie oegatlve. Tbera is thus llttle
: oii'i.sioi) f<>r cona*ra(iUatln| rltberOblna
<>r bar pnvsnii'tivi' creditofs. Tba trana
aeflon rtui > tnrn ool well, bol tbe pn*
tUblfltJefl of grave embarraaainenl are
I many :tr..J omlnooa
MR. TAFT'S CONFIDENCE.
I'resldent Taft'fl ? ?oiit.tlenee in K<v
I?til?lK-aii Huecesi. this you is undoiibt
j edly based ln part oti r.-j^.rti-. fr?.ni
j tru>t*xi ngeiit.s all over tba eoontry,
', i\li'.s(> dlscwories are not availii'ol** to
, Uta general BfljbtJc, Hut lt is prohnhh
I al?o based ln part on the fact. patetif
to all observers. tbat aataltatlon an?l
j susT>1r*I(>n ln the world of bu?ifi**s.s and
indnstry have at iast been removeil
nnd tliat tbe coantr] u bow flnterlnj
i ujii.n another perlod .f baigiltflalfljd it>
: tivity ;iiid iniiiiif'ef?t proaperlty. When
tin.'s are ^.?>.i and capltal and labor
. nro r.-iiniiierativrly employed tba VOtera
are ln no bomor to listen to 8*ftagger?j
Iated grtevancea flgr-iolted by aalf aeek-1
j Ing poiiticliuiK. Tbay ;tr.' ajajrierally
eontent lo lat weii ori..tiiiii glong aod to
! oiij,..M' radlcal cbangen whlch are aai
likely t" bfl for the i>e!ter than f.-r tbe
worae.
The Preeideol apparently feeis tbal
but cai .lidii.y fot re.'iii-Uun is beini
I proinoted by tbe gaUMrlngof tbeforci i
i whlch are s,...n t-> creato a b4jglneBB
i.'Hiiii iii-? adn*dnlatratlon beamn ln
: 1909, joat hh \h>' c.iiuitry was raoovei
1 log ? llttle from the gboch of the paoic
? <>t' n*i7. Iatmreaalon bold c.n, bowever,
. Hinl tho rii.'i.'liinery of B*J$Ba*aug and pro
! dnctJoo 4411- operated ;it reduced b]
l NOW tlie renrtloti i?4 QWfljT, filid UkOtl
i BflUkda oi* rotera flverywbere who mlght
: hava been wlllloj bo lend go ear t<>
i reckleaa advisi-rs lind ttoea conttaaod
bad me nou .iiTitetit to ^ee the f*..4
erajnent admlniatarad for an*othor four
yeara on tbe baala af aaalty un.i m.ai
aratSon.
Tbere can be no douht that tho Ko
pobltean party htu Baioed in strencth
I and coorage In tha interval Bbicg afr
Taft's r?'ii..inliiiition. 1; dld not know
| in July eiHctiy where lt fstooal. Tbe
? iefectiim to the Pro{<T>'-,si\i? partj
.??.liiil not be aocurately a.a?iK<^l. *'id.
lika everythiiii; c\so v.liich i1- only
B^Bjflaaajd nt, lt was lur>.'?'ly t***Hff*Tt*H
N"4v tlie Hcpuhllean rankH bava Leen
doaed u|i n:..I tbe lertd.-rs in the vtiri
eiis slJitt-s flcaj that tba Ko'.scvelt ko
.?e>4.i..;, is. oot as fornjidabla as tbe*
Ihooght it mlght be. -j-h*. g)4$etiona in
Vonnont .'ind Maine di44rl.,sed th* ale
, -en. e of any popolar drift toward the
i?eii!..<ratic partj ind btasted all flxpaa.
! talions of ii WllflJOB lanilsllde.
liovi-nior Wllaoil lia* dosta nothlng to]
? eramta ooniidc:,.-... hj th. apgglty of tbe
Hemi^ratli- party tO deal InteJUfljantly
with tba eontToning taaruea >.f the dn.\.
1 He has repelled aupporl i.y bla apaochca
? teftead of attraetlng it. and bg arfll bfl
! hjeky t?> bold falr proportloti <,f tba
tinrinal Denio.-ratir strin^ih fjo tur in
? tbe campai-n he baa flbown hlnaailf to
Ibe not anothei nevefarnd, i.nt. another
? develontnajotj bare
glven a power foi Imrjetua to Mr. Taft's
eandldaey He cjm aaBlly be r?-a-i.-at.-.i
i lf thove who slncerely iBapiata tlm coni
mltntant of power ln Um nation *
I d4*artroetlve nnd ralingiraalta agamey'
liko tbe iK'Timcratio party ean t.e p.-r
ed tbal tbe only nossihie r*godldate
i4ith wbom K. d.feiit Mr. Wllaon is Mr.
Taft, whoae rrcord and polldea are tba
eos plateet |-uaraotee of trrootiotwd ae
eurlty ai.d p**o$*peTit7.
SEASONABLE.
W Itli tbe advenl of faii eoaaeai tbe
?e;iM,n of eolda, ooogba and other Bli
menl-. mclodlDgT, Bfl thfl DOat serions,
unonlfl an.i dijiiitiierh. Tbeae bava
- I.ti known as coM aaamtbar dla
t eautaa, and hav.- eonnnoniy baen r.
Igarded aa Moaed by cllinatk cotathV
i tlona, a nottog whleh is B^igjagbBd by
and e?pi*aaaad in tba spo,.|fl0 daom ol
moat famiiiar ..f ttbtaa all. tbe
I " Vei, as n matter of fad. lhe
ttber is penerally not tlie dlroct bol
tbe indlre.-t catisa" of tho tronMo. lt |$
probable tbal far more people gel
tbeae dlaaaaefl induors than ootdtx
and iiiost of thoae who do eateb them
? utdoora do so i?.,nusi. they bare Itaeo
l.-inicri'd BQfl4taptlhtfl tn tlieni induors.
Tba chlef eakaaaj of "e?.i,i W4tather
dis.'.'i>es" has boaa dflecrlbad Lb tba
-iiiKle word "-lutllnovs." with ? large
degree of actmracy. it is not arapoanre
to tb* weatlier, <-..ld OaUOp, wlndy nnd
w" tbougb it nu.y be. it is oonttne
no'iit fat araai i part of tbe tlou la
apartpjaaBtj tiii?'.i aitb overheatad. un
liciiteil. dry ;uiil sta^'nant air. Su.-h
fltnwapbere ln Hawlf ool IrtaYaqooa ly
My c.-inst's Bflore ?.!? Ii'sh fle*riooa al
menta of tbe reaplratory apparatng.
snii more fraqoeotly it so bapalra tbe
\ilnlity and ta-^irst iu jr DOWarfl <>, liMMM
ma i.n.i of tbe whole ayatena as to
make the aobject nn aaay aiefin to
tbe flttatdu ?.f ix.xioii* l.:,cteri;t <,r bo
'lin.utj.' rondJttOikfl wbltta t<. $j more
robtial i'imi. .? would l.e :it !?>ast linrin
lesa ir nol actually baaaa-fjktant.
lt is iiroi.niiir iii.ii tin- Ideal rondl
tfoog wiih-ii ii targa ntotraOTlion of i?e.t
!?!?? --oek f.?r tlioir apartments dfliitig
, the fa.l nnd winter comprlae tha cBrt>
| fa] ezclnalon of all drafts and damp
naaa and the malntenance of a m< <i
erate lummer temperature, to whleb
we may add the Inevltable eondltlon
of much leaa llghl and nnrtlcutariy leei
dlreci sunllgbl than Ib bad ln iprl -
and Bnmmer. Now we have onlj to
compare, or rather contrtBt, theae con
dltJona wltb thoae whlch prerall ta
placea eeteenied foi thelr galolnity to
percetre the radlcal error of tbem.
Probably the air on monntaln topa Is,
md is ranaMered, of all ni">i bealth
fui. Bnl that is nol merely beennae
of |ta , bemical pnrlty, tbougb donbt
laaa tbe abaence of bacterla and of ti"'
groeeer forma of pollutlon from factory
chlmneya nnd the like la of Impor
inriee. The -hi. f value of ruch air is
..mi:,l in tbe prevatltag eondlttone of
coolneaa, brllllant natural Ugbtlng, bI?
ojoal inceaaanl oaotion and i nortnal
degr.i BBOiatnra. Thfaai c.IKIona
are -o,.d nol alone negatlvelj ta the
"ihM'ii.f dtaeaae, bul alao poaltlvely
;uid aggreaalvely ta thelr BUmulatlng
.Hi.i rltallalng effeel upon tbe reep4
ratory organs. Btrengthenlng tbem and
eaabllng them to reelBt tha attackB ol
dlsease germa lo whlch they may aob
se.|iiently be BUbjected.
it wonld be dl-Hcnlt, practlcally lm>
? auribie, to reprodnee theae condltlona
,,'? temperature, Ugbtlng, motlon and
moiBtnre in the rooma of b dwetllng
boaaa. Bi I Bl le ial It la poaalbla to
avoid prodndng tbe exacl ovpodt***,,r
h,..ii. ilarkneaa, atngnatton nnd dry
,,,..-, Moderate temperature may be
niaintalned, all arallabla llghl may ne
itdmltted, BBototura navj be prorided
and people mlghl even learn not to re
gard a drnft ?.f aii ua oeceaaarlly fatal.
If by theae meana McoW weatber dia
eaBea" eannol be entlrery aboltabed, al
leaal thelr preratance may be rery
greatly dlralnlahed.
GREEN OR YELLOW?
lr-sh frotn his vi.-w.ry ovor tho Now
jeraej vartety of Denaoeratlc boaa, Got
ernor Wllaon mlghl bare been Mtj*tett*\
t,. decure war nt onee on th<' New
y,rk rarlety. Thal be <iid bM d.> bo
will puzzle 1li?.*-o wiio read bla ris-ont
atatetnenl thal be waa flghtJng evSen
Htor ".liin" si.iifh. nol in hk capactty
:is leader of tha Nea Jeraej Denioc
rn.w. bul in bla eapadtj aa the leaderi
of the natlonal party- A BtaBle atate'a
boundarlea ooghl nol to elrcumacrlbe
his H'thities as n boaa Uller If be bi
kllllng tbem ofl al the beheal and bj
tho authorlty <<t tbe natlonal orgai
tlon.
in nn Interrlew whleb be granted
yeaterday on hi* way through thli ?
to ? onnectlcnl the Oorenn r aeeined
willing to adiuit thal it waa bla dutj
I.. do t?> Murphy whal be had |ttal doi ??
.. Bmltb. He waa aaked: "v" bai la
"th.- Baoral <?f tbe reaull ta Nea Jer?
"s..y'.'" The gnawei wai i ?? o
"of tbe reaull ta Naw Jeraey la tbal
"bosoea --rttt't rule ta New Jeraey,'' wltb
tbe emphaeia, as the reportar expiained,
..n New Jeraey. Aaked fnrther whether
be would puraue the aama pollcj here
ihai be bad poreued ta hl* own atate
the Democratlc candidate for Prc .
raplled \ "vi> dear boy, my dear b ??
lm not ae 11re4.11 i*h I took."
Bnt whj ahould Mr. Wllaon atdeatep
i glorioua <?;?;...rtuiut> t" cootlnoe bla
warfare on the boaeenl Tbe Bioal poa
erful and moal nnpopulBf boaa i" tbe
Laensocratic party Ib prepating b> do
bugtaeaa b - usn il gl tbe Bj rai ???.-.
rentloa Reapectahle Democral
are pleadlng thal Mr. Wllaon etep I
und ptotaet then from Tammany op*
j reaalon. Wbj ahould be be li
to t ll t wlth ibe powi ra "f evll bere
than wlth the pow. ra <>f ai li acrc
Hudsoii Rlvei' Tet he i iya lhai
he 1- no'. "bo. gaeen - be lo auV when
tbe BUggeatlon U made tbal h< ?m ??>
onca t>. b etaab wlth Muf] b la ll
belng Mgreen*' i< .ha
ii big l.'.s^ Inatead of a llttle onel la lt
belng "green" lo prartlae rtrtoe agalnai
odda taatfs d of ] i tlalng it wltb the
cgrda iili Btac led In one'i (?>
Gorarnor Wllaon baa gol bla
mlxed. He mem- afi i Id of bi I
aldered graen if he uudertekea
:i powi:ful :.i 'i dangeroui
tbougb poaing a*- tbe enemj "i all
?. The publle wlll not put fl
moral ralual lon <.n sucb >??... ,.i . ,
tioii. it would reapet t him mor.
wr-ro not i.fniid of bei ? an it i
mocb better to be conaldi red green than
in I,,- conaldered j MI.
THE AIM Or SCHOOLING.
Wtth the ratura of the aeaaoa foi ti b
reopentag <?r acboolB nnd collegee, dl
cuaatona of the nims and metboda <>r
education are everynrbere renewed I ur
rlculoma ai-e revtaed by tho dropplng
of aome atudlea and the additlon nt
. ti.ers. There || heard Bgata the wlde
Bpraad and tacreaalng complalnt thal
tbe vast expanelot) of hiitium knowl
edge baa greatlj eztended tbe necee*
aary aeope "f the currlculum an.i there*
f. re baa prolongad the period requlred
f.,r maateiing lt, at the rery tlme
when the tacreaalng competltlon of
atrenuoua llfe calla for a simrter rather
than a longei academlc period.
in thoso drrjumatancaa a profltable
Buggeation in found In reeenl reinaru*
Bbout Ijord Morley made by Mr. <; W.
si.ia.i.M ln Tho Tribune. Mr. Bmalley
polnted oul tbal tha? emlnenl an.i ata
gularly eflBelenl admlnlatrattva Btate*
man was n..i an ezperl in polltlCB When
beentered Pai Inment, nor in executlv.
bimlneaa .\h.-:i be became Chlrt Becre
i.'iry for ireland, not yet In Indlan af
fuir- when be became Secretarj ..i Btate
for Indta, and tbua practlcally th.- ruh-r
<>f that viist emptre, Voi ii, all thoae
.?apneiri.H, Be won great dlattnctlon and
.ii.i great s?TAi.-... How .ii.i ho anccoad
in dolng aol it s-aii-e abova all alaa,
!io brougbl io aaeb place a tborougbly
tralned tnlnd, whlch waa capable of
deallng wltb gnd maatering th.- s-ui.
jeit.s tu whleb ii applled it-.-if even
tbougb thej were enttrely nea an.i
Btrange,
i..ud Morley'a aqulpnaant le prectae
what, eacfa Bccordtag t.. his own capao
Ity and -itiiatloii. ovory DMB in the
wuild noeds. and it i^ what every ln |
stltutlon of learnlng fbould aim abova
aii .-Nr lo BUppty. Tbe problem I- nol
now many facta ean be rrammed tato
a iiiind. but h.nv well trained thal
tnlnd can bi- to daa] wlth anj
whtrh may i.e piaaawtad to it t., ..i.
aarva, t<? nraflaratandi to deduce a'.; ? ,
apply. That la tlie pecret of nally elli
dfljnl ediicitrion. ;ind it suvTrtests the
s.>ltitl..ii of tbe probleta of the lengtb
Of tbe arademh pertod. lf tbe 4V"""'
won to tvnn.in in Bcbool nnd CO*l*"?J
untll be liee.'inie an old man be couw
ool ovei. thi-n hope to lewtn :i" tn(>
facta wblcb are to bfl learned. Bul be
.,.?.. -j, a ...unpnnitiveiy flbort ume,
learn bow to leaini; he eta nare MJ
mlnd tri.ined an.i dlaclplloed ao Bfl "
aenl anccefagfolly flrttb wamttvor racta
.,;,? BuljeequeuUy pr4***nt*d to bttB M
ezpedltionBly now n* ba exmldh gefter
,ti,)U tg0 wben tbe k?ni? of ?"?,m"
1.wledge was so miieh loss. if the
.Ignlficance Of that eirrnmstan.e ti
practJcany appre.dated we flball bave
Ica* perplexlty oret tba leaagth of tba
.Mirrl. 11M111 and over the iminl.er Of
yeara wblcb aborjld ba apent ln flcbool
nnd '?.?!lekr.'.
WHO SHALL DECIDE?
Tba BryaBlam of lioveru.-r WUaon
uttlaflea ColtanoJ Bryao blinaelf, bol it
,1,,,., not BBtJafl I "loiiel liwvj'lt.
Ool ln OkJihotna, wlmre this "Isin" Ifl
popnlar, the rrour.ssivo candiaiat* at
tacked tbe Dernaicmtlc etaodlitatofl
record *rith wpecl to Bryao. his op*
poalUon to tha ia*?leofl lefttfot, btI**b$
i?. ,,,?.,. wubed to bbb knocked into 1
cocked bat, and hls gopport of Pbf
Iter w.'en tlie anti-Ilnaiiites stn"
r-eeded ln puttlng np tho New York
reactJonary u tba nen.o.-.ati.- candl?
date. ,
\ll of thi- is as mOCb a* tO 9MJ tBIP
the colonol blmaelf is a bettor rapre
sentatlre of Bryantam tban tba Nbtw
jeraey Gorernor. Tbe OktaboinaBti
Keeotad tollke tbe Wea and yeltad with
dollgbl as tbe weakneae of tba Db*bbo>
rratic candldate as 1 representathe nf
Bryanlsm waaexpoaed II kvilll.oma
Colonel Bryana dntj ru ne Wbyfta the
Progreaalre colonel - n tlie fltiirop to
repatr tbta damage to tba rnniiii-.ni**
wbom ba kfl B*opportlng by 4*ottcblng
for the perfert soimdness of hls Bry
BBlam vnd then Oklahoma will have
.,, decldO wl.l.di Ifl a Itatter authorlty
on Bryantona, Brynn blmaelf or tba
mi.n who **gtole bbl cWhofl "
On thla que.tlon wr. have no oplnlon.
hut wedo know tbal If tbf wearlng ef
tbe elotbe* prodn.es the effe.t iipot.
the wearer thal baa folkmed in thtfl
Inatanr* Colonel Brya" is te ba con
gratulated on bavlng had them atolen.
i;x Benator lamea Bmlth ir- alwajfl
did bave a 1.r opinion of a?en prt
Oyater tolerfl af again rlgoroui
prt-deatlng tbal thfl "tiooMno? more
riy -btaaUur' ? l ojr$<af? ka aito
gBther good for tho.. who .at th.m. Il
., thi *..,... and mnd OUl of th.m.
y,. pifl ramlltar with oyatera
? ,ir natural ?' ita tamm thal aaad
nud Ln them ai?* aboul a. oeta
... v.-lmt tba "..atlng
bloatlng pr cefla ioea n taoro Ifl the
n aj ? r. " of ,Vrt ntavor rbieh tnaha*
... ortb aatbaff.
??.
Mr BtraUfl att k? to hlfl r-'atform.
ii.- mlgl l .?" atall. He '"' :'' '?;"',,l>' **"
, 1 pg from II
-a
ll ia all verg arall, aa .'? aaattar af
.? ? igi Btaa to talh aboul .to|.
, ,; Bgatlon of i".'"" Ilee ln
I ? fr.m tha p^int af rlow
il poiitiea it wi'.i n.v.r do, for
im* gf tha r>
riirty :
a
ln the gatri" of 'l-a.^ng II OB' ln thfl
, .. aattg tion. i-iiiit eallad Ifl
t h** 44 Itn4*ea atand ba larMed ad
tagea.
a
bj irely crowd*
. ? of ? ? A itumn
Bn ?? ??- ?
? ,- ... ... 1., kha prlca |
I. ., it 1 aad ta **i. "VJt.iK**
., I drlvfl ll a 1 ai ifld
,. ttnf the r*ro1
a
a
rop* BOl :i go.xl
ear for 1 a of 1
algnli 1
?? ?
a n. .r lar ? lapael ln Um Oranga
, | ,. . arlth two win
.I...44.- .-ui attraotiv* 4iew. a eomftarta*
hta '-'I. ? wrlttog table, h privat. bath
of $ t< .-11.' rte, M.m> a tena
? iv aU<r muat anvy btaa.
-?
Ti.a Rutetan ganlua who purpofl* 1 I 1
make fi?.h tald t.ggi oul of tha air
iiinst be u flaaoandant of Ibe pblloeo*
pher of Laputat, win. aouajhl ta axtraoi
aunbeama froaa euotimhari
ii,,.ihaeti-r Dasnoerata ! ..v* ln
i.,r ? 'i iiu.\?ns f..i ?;>.' arnor. Lat u?
Wbo waa Hi44 .?nt.''
THE TALK OF THE DAY.
? noii af laitrurntag for tbe late
Empmrot of lapaa hu* boaa Baed by ti.e
1. .4 aoaaiaflgB .t tift.-.-n B*ontha, ut tho
1 n.t ..f arhtah tfma kh* t*ot*4*natJon cere
iBoalaa aattl tuke ptaee. Oaa of tba fimt
1 nt <?' tha rjnperor was to obange tha
ulcndar Jiifan haa u'lopt.'l tii. Or*.
?ertan t*atandar, but <'"?a aol at.irt with
tha- Cbrtattaa ara. for the Oeuai ef J.ii.ur.
la Bhlflt4BWti and th* 84b0PU0B 8f our cra
wouM s\.iii...ii/.e th. mepremoef >>t 1*
r-.relKn r. ll-ri'in. Ite lian g*eid*d khal the
1 1 .? ih "f .luiy. hTaS.
>*43eorg* baa taM BM all kbe 8*ereta "t
h:a ?.... t "
?M.??? ? : U'l.at <ild you thlnk of tl-emr'
"i 4 a- awfully dta*ppolatod
land Ptata Dealer
\ 1 ?> ? ilnlag 1 i;.r^a .nuiBtity of
?rreoaote 4sus port ef th* aarga af $
[|gbt?r wraehed ta Mefldlfl H.iy. Btalhera
BhO kli">4' BOthtag of tafl :ir, IJ.nt when
? itered khe water leturnad ta ahora
arltb btack*B*d fkhi" "Teu aaai nol k<?
. ifi Ul* Baj i"t that.' aaM a phj
1 .io ; .it.i the Btory, "A pattaai ?.f Bttn*
$1 ;l ".? B llttla tal.lo next kfl B*f B*d ;
..tion, whleh ahfl m i> 1 ?. i - -. 1 for rhoumatlo
raalna One tiinht aha. aamhai B\rasB8ad th*
- nie and apatted it vi?orouhi>, f.-it re
.1 W*nl 1" Btaep. NeXt mornina;
? dtafovered that, m ihe o;ark, .ho aad
irabbed a l*uttlc of Uurk ink. I was
.?aiicd I* ? a Baauvefcuag 'raaaady "
T*aob*l N'.ov >on BAV* ln fioni of v,\i
the aortb, on your rn*ht kh* aaat* on
^ ? 11 : it kh* wmh wiiut bava >?.? 1 ba*
tad '..,u"
Bmall Boy A patafa oa my pant.. 1
Old moth.r yeu'd ?'? ttr?l-oti.lon OptnlOB,
Aa an etitry for th. naxt .dttlon of
Th* foiiiiiiate i.ett.-r Wrttar*' aa Amer
tean m.r. hant ln Slumghal baa .ubmlt
led the follewlagi *\hleli laa. .ant fo Uira
hy a young Chlntse dealrous of obtain
'nir a posltlon: ,'Dmr Sir?I havo a
great pHasure to lnforni you that. hav
Ini/ underatood from my bosom frlend T.
U'otif? that, thara has a poriitlon of
writer whieh la vaoant at your magnlfl
cer.t offlce durlng you are ampllfylng the
trafiio of your afrtaJMtatuneut Inae?
mueh, i refieot thta aoaaaMn ta prafactly
babttual upon my knowledge. So 1
haBten wlth liberty to wrlte these few
Haaa to you abanl this valuahle oppor
tunlty Sitn-e I waa going aa aaaiati.nt
lnterpreter nnd BOOOUOtant of Taotat 14a
for a period about three yeara. As the
. oaunarclal duty and offico work do not
aaem tO ba dlfflCUlt on hand, and my llt
er>iture ,.f Bngtbah hnd heen poaaesaed
ata yaara ln experlence. If lt he suit
yoa OT not and hope you Wltl have many
benavolancea to answr mo b? aoon as
vou racalva my tnis appllcatlon arlth
immeaaa aoltoltatlon. If i ahall be be
bolden by your kladneaa tha aalary
ild he moderate as you plaaa* Tha
apoch of my ngea is twenty-twe at.d
nattva in Kwfa-gtaag provlnca, Troatlag
you wlll not rejert my pmposaH, Wlth
kJnd ragaraa, Tour obedlent servant?
<??. N I.ok."
"Vlrtun ta lt*8 own reward." quoHd tha
w la.- Onjr.
No WOBflar a man rate* to be known
... a good thlng." replled the tfimi le
Mug.-Phlladelphta Record
CHALLENGES PROORESSIVES
New Yorker Seeka Information on
Many Issuea of Campaign.
To the Kiiltor of The Tribune
sir: i ebaltonga any Piogiaaalaa to u've
BM information on tha followlng points:
rirat-Tiw platform of tba Pregri
party eaatdaaaaa tba Payna-Aldrlah tariff
aa anjaet t.. the peopta Now. if tha
tariff la anjuat to tba Bseaea, thaa why
dld Mr. Reaeeentt taderaa H Ib IfM ta
t i sifl'e ptotform, arhan Mr. Btimaon ? i
nomlnated for Qfjvarn. t '
BeaaaaVThe Piegraaalva party prom
\ir<>. lf ita candidate:. ure succeeaf-il eiol
forl.i.i:.. tO aatabtlab a non-partlaan bcI
ertin. tariff coniml**1"n. Now, I would
llke to know tho a'tltule of the Progrr?
Blve party toward tha present non-par?
tlaan eelentinc tnrlff commlsslon. Whtoh
w-s eatubllshed by Prealdent Taft. aid
a^k, !f the commlaslon ln a fallure, an er
plaaettoa of the reaaon.
Third The PlUfl888188 party belleves
ti, tl-.e rala 8f tha people. lt belleveB thal
? . paople are lnt-llltfent a-nough to ru\<
lliailiaalfaa and that tbe p*ople nre vot
l v Intolugeatly. Now, then. wh| .1 aa
ti a Progreaalva party favor the ?h<,rt bei
- ?; wiii daprtva the people froi.
iretlns for aii the eandldataa ta atata et*e?
tiona?
Pvurth The Progtaaalva partv pie.iee
? alf to usa !t? beat ehdeavo's to 8UB
? u paaeafal mean. of aeU tag h
aatlonal dlffeienaea i wouM llke tokaoa
why all the inited Btataa Beaatora wha
ur.' Bupportlng tha Piegreaalva tteket
? tad i4?-f-.iii-<' tha peace tr. ati^s ??
Mr. Tafl w^b trytng to aegotlata.
i fti rbe Pragraaalve party prondaaa
to aatahllab - ????;? ral eommlaotot a
ahall anforce eompleta publlctty of oor*
porettaas, attifk ui.foir oowpatlU rak
eapHaltaatton nni apeetal prtvllega
would nke to know |f m- Boaaavell wlll
appoir.t Mi Pacblae a- a aaeiaber ?
that f-ffrnmlarlffi f paraonally believe
t'.nt thla ui tbe raaaon why Mr Parktaa
Bupperta Mr Raoaavelt
Btath Mr. Raaaavell eantanda tia- i ?
nominatlon waa BtalaO from hlm. but I
I llke p. know tiie rea*on why hla
i?a.i. ?? the mvtionai eommlttee
vot..I nualr-.a: hla eeatcata
ajaventb Tbe Progreaatva p.-irtv eaalaaa
tat ma. Repoblleaa partj bt ? <-rr -t. but
:-t it aaptatn why ih e.mdi.iate wanted
the riomination >.f tha Repohilcaa party.
Nea Tark, Sept BX UM M COHEN.
THINKS T. R. SELF DECEIVED
An Imitator of Great Men. Texas
CorreBpondent Says.
?' a gdltfW Of The Trlb-me.
;? ia llkely ti al Ihe reaull in Ver
monl wM affeetuall
luded followerB of Mr Rooaavelt that h*
l
?.wn volltlon to eveii irn the gorernment]
f.f the cOUBtry and to hav pownr aad
r.- t oaaL A mato-lty of the
men In tii" L'atti d B1 ?? ? itttl i old to
plali Bvai rday, ordl ary Blralghtfor
? aaa and ; rl ei la
Now tbal wi ki a I uti I a Mrd lal
\ It w.
ian* -.-XK'- why !
campalgU falled BO .'lamally. j
Ur RootN ' gh ha p oaaaa m many
admb abk Uea, mada tba nuat ika of
? '?? ., ,i ? ai i genl .b i
Ing >'? ? to laklBg thl? atnnd
? "att^ry that waa heaped BPOn hlm
. . (aati ad, bowever, of prov
ii.at to be .i man of genlus he baa all ?
I rvad tilmself to be an Imitator. He
. ,:.,|. ired. not to 8 ' 're?ar or a'
Cromwell or to a Lraeala, tti <?> a Cata
? or e Bryaa Tha r. nature of
i bt abeolute untouaaaaa \ gantaa
aevar thlaka of ImltaUng anybody
MTtneaa lha indignation of Wapotaaw
I h i ha waa off..r?.| th?- BWOfd Of I r?,la
ih-k the Gn-.it IH r?olie.| that he hnd
bta own BWOTfL Now, Mr. BoOB8Velt "'m
not only omttMially ei.de.ivorlng to Iml
ta'? llaaata. but his harai Cravawell, haa
baaa eeattaaally in hia mind. Hla en
daavof to Imitate .'romwell haa Imparted
tha aalvattoa Army aaTeet to hla aama
palgn, The rary ararda of Cremwell ba*
fere the battle af Dunbar, "Tha i..>r.i
>.;*?* <l.ll\.r.-.l tlaai Into OUI han?H,"
wara rapaatai by Mr Rooaaveil durlng
lha V* in.>i, oampaaja, wlth tba aaaaa
unfortuaata reauit foi- bba tbat mark-d
hls xtHtid at Armaueddon.
Agatu, Mr. RaeaavaM has t-a^ti unfortu*
nato in trytng to imitate tha ararda af
cahabratad Bghttag m?n wbaa ba has had
i,o reai BgbtlBg to do. ThUB, In lulklng
ahoal Bghttag at Chloago an.i thaa not
dolng any llirlitinK. but protostlni; tbal
be bad I aaa robbed, i.<> put hnaaaM la
..-. rtfUeuloua a llghl ?< wouM a defeated
ganaral who aant m bla govarament-the
toltoarlng meaaagei "Tha enamy rrtada a
mall. loua attaeh upon ma yaatarday an.i
robbed bm of my baal poalttona
BCUDDAT R1CHAROBON.
Uoaatoo, Tag.. Sept. i^. ttlt,
ANOTHER FERRY.
To ihe Bdltor ?f Th. Trllnim-.
sir H u not . BBtataha tr. abandoo
lerry tiafTU or ewn to eonslder Iti
why ahould there not b?> a aai
f. i r> aarrlfe up tha Kartb Rlver, aa
than ij to Btaten talandl A farry from
^3d htreet to fart i.?'. Bbanld pay( and
ihuB to Bdgewatar from both Ild atreet
lad aaaaa dowuteaa taeatloa, llke Uhaity
itraat Traval by antar in thla nalghbor<
bood haa m-ver luul a falr nhanCB
IObVBPH r>. HOLM-tB.
Kew Vork. Bapt 2'), lllt,
? , .
MAJOR J. M. CAR80N NO BETTER.
rajy TaVurar-h to Tha Trlbuna l
Piiiia.i.-iphia. Bai -' Tba r?odltloa
,r Majoi J. m Caraoa, afwiouaty III in the
j*.-.iMh Hoapital hara, ta ???nrr-angri
M.iJor rur-on .\as formrrlv ohtaf of the
Bureau Bf Mamifa'tuaes (n the Iiepart
niei.t. of .'oiiuneice nnd Lahor.
PeoDle aruTsocial Ineidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
. i .?.,... av,- the remalndar of
^T^h7l^od iti horM Bbonj
cootlnu* >>"??* ..xhibition will
Bleveath annual *?*taOt?
,,.Klll at Mineola. Lon* tatand thejtt
toenth annual exhibition of the Morrla
towa rtakd Cluh wlll open **Z*??
x. .1, and tho W-tahtarter CooW *4ttjt
CUltural and Horticultural Soclety
hav*. Kfl tlrat ahow to-day ln ?***??*
wtth th. W*atoh**ta* County I-otr at
IfOUttt Kinco. .
Th.ro wlll b.^ EBUOh .ntortalnln* In con
neetlon with Ut*** affalffl ao the part or
thoae owntag ceuntry Ba^taaa ??**??
Iflfc. Ifl the Morrlstown BflttfltMB of KefW
jeraap and In W*otah*atar. All the MB
aetatafl la tbee* altatrlcta wttl ba ftttad with
gU??t8 fn.m t-.-day untll Mowlay next.
and there wlll 08 many lun-heotia, dlnti* r*
and (liiiics ln tholr hflfltaT.
Mtafl Louiao R. Knowlton, daughter of
Mr*. I> Henry Knowlton. will he marne-l
to Huell HolllMer on Thuraday. N'ovem
ber 11, ln Ht. Hnrtlmlomew'a ChencL OrOj"
retaUvaa and a faw tattaaata tHanflhi wttl
he present at tha i .-remony, hut B lar^c
r<***pttaa Wttl fOttOW nt the houae of the
brida'l mother, No. afJ Ea*t BJth street.
Mr. and .Mra. Ht'Phen ft Olln wlll r?
maln af. their country ptaOB at Khltiebeck,
X. Y , untll early ln Nov<ml<?r.
Mrs* r-ass Ollbert and Iftofl JttUa '3U
h.rt. who hava b**a al.roa.l BlBOB early
in the aununer. arlU return to New Tork
about tbe mi'idi- of tfovember
Tb* Hon Ottver Bylvaln Beltol Bratt
who i. to marry Mlaa Aata4a*tta rleek
| aehcr nn TUtTanJaj at Muntlngton, laong
T.|an<1. wlll "all on the following day With
| hla hrlde for Knts'land. They wlll make
i thelr homo at Orchard LflB. Wlndaor
Fora*t.
Mra. Oeorge K. Turnure and Miss Mary
Turnur* wlll aall to-day for Europa. to
a;'end aaveral week. abroad. Mr. Turn?
ur" nnd the othar member. of th* f*mliy
wlll remaSn In L,er."X Itnttl late ta the fall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I?uncun t.'ryder Inava ar
rlved tn the city from tSouthampton. LaBBg
i md. and arill ba at th. ir.tei Oeihaua
unfii to-tnofrow.
Mr. and Mra. W. Bourke rockran arill
k!v. n raeeption arlth ihuhi.- on Baturdai
at thelr country ptae* Bl I'ort Washlr.g
tetBi Ixma; I^lanr]
Mra. Hamllfon M. K Twombly ?rrlven
ln the sttV y.st.rday from her country
ptae* al Madlaon. tf. J . n:.d ls at th* St.
rtaglfl
.Mr and Mr. Pav. H.nn.n Morrl. wlll
retara to town to-day from Biar Harlor,
wbere they Bpeot tha aummar
Mr. .ind Mrs. YVlIIUm B B OrlawoM
hav. rloaed th< Ir pia.-a- Ir tha Herkshlre*. |
and ha*-. returned ta town.
? olonal ar.d Mrs. K?>b.rt If. Tbannpaon
nrrlva.l Lfl the clty yom9et4U\y from l*s*U
. ?? Ht la IthamptOB, LoiiK Island. an<1
are at the Bt ttettm tOr a bVbt daya. Th.>
WIU h. feaned there on Sunday by their
daughter, Mra Btepbei tt P. r.u, who t?
dua to arrtve frotn EurOPO or, that I 1]
AT NEWPORT.
B r a. apfe ? i Tb? Trtaana |
[afewport, Bept BJ - Boeaa ef the. *r*eung*r
r? or* lhe s rnmer OOtaBUT hav. gor.e
!n Ior lltajlWllllllg a. *ari aututntl p.nt'tno.
j-- . |fl8MB Tane F. *?V.il!ar-h, a*)tBght*r of
Mr. Hiirger Walla'-.t Bfld T'redarll.i
Palne daughter ot irrederlek n Patne,
aHsifed bg Marahall E. Kernocban, are
ng a oomlo opera Praeteo Otitaoa,
. f Vfaal Irfl-ton. 18 at work on a Ofl*
ahetch. Th. narr.es of th* BgBCCfl or the
thcuMfl hava not i?-en dlvtalgad.
Mm Vret.rh \"ar.'lerMlt ha. gor e to
Ch**t*r, N II. tor a .horf vialt.
?; - c C Ifaral i. the gu'-**' af atrfl
l'runk TaylT gJVBfla
lha .'. Bfltai Bataltaaer a*in .:..?? -?
row, Ambaaaador ;ii..i Mme Bautbjne
teff t ???;. \"ti\o ot n.K!i> of their frienda
? .1 b Ith ? ' ? ifla "f t'..'*
smbaaav **.:ii statt f..r WaahlagtOB aaiiy
to-morroa
Mrs. Andre. M. .\l(->re'an<< nrd 11188
Mur' Merelaad hav. gone t.. New rork
MI.;. Morelai.u ntirfs for France next
li'-'k
dl Bttd Mr* Hecjamln QrlflWoM. of
Ball inota ' 4>*. returnafl lo thetr betai
aftar . vtalt artlh Mr ??<! Mr- r .- f
fern 1 ?
Mra ftaorge f**a i rm * araa a
dii r.. i ii ataaa ? la *venlng. A larg*
dlnnei alao 44a. gtarea i>v Mr- i:t
T W lltaata, foiiow.-,* br h -i.ir. ?? ,
tlewi...;, th.- Ittfaae <>f Mr*. Btnlle A
BruguMre and h.r .?>n. UratB Brugntare
Thla . o".v taattoa .iirert.nntii.iit t.ro.iB.i!
i"Hetlier niuny of tlm late BtavtBg OOt
tagera Th.. grounda a< ? aattewoi >i wera
llhiminntc.l nrd a auppBf Waa ..*r''.d late I
Ifl th* *V*fliflg. Mrn. ?'harla? A. ChlM* I
CHARITIES C0N0RES8 ENDS
Pope Sends Bl.f^sing and Congratu
latlons to tho Delegates.
YVjaliinij-ton. Begal I In a cabl? dis
pateb to-ilay 1'ope PtUfl X eonv.y.d jjim
blaaalag to the gaatagmtea atttrrflrig th?
tfattonal Conferenoa of Oathatlk ? hart-1
ttaa here and OBaagratutated khem on ti..
44.rK they ware <i..ir.K f,,r tbe poer und
naedj of the Church Motminnor T. J,
Bhahan, raotor of khe ChtboUc L'niveraltr,
read tbe nteaaag* al tb* .?j-.-iiiiK aeaatofl
of the <?ti. anUota.
Tho Aiftaattalta nalagate* MoaailgBOf keta
4,ir.ni BonaauBo, ..ii.i tim Poa* waa graetV
ly iilcui.e<l with what had be.m accom
Bltohed for charlty l>y th?> Aru.-rl. gfl ur
BaBlaatlOB A lettor from (Hrdliuil Merry
.1. I Val waa read. Iti Wflfleh h. 4*oinmend
cd th* plan of having th?) . h.-arltlr-a of the
Cbureh la nn* natlotml ot?anlr.i4tlon.
Th* ' "114 entloii eoiniileted lt>< Work ut
ooon aad adUoaiaed ta bmoI 1a \\a.iiihK
tOfl :n ItHI. An afforl kO .l.iii.ge thfl , ..:
BtltUtlOfl 10 prOVId* for iimiuii! IBOfltlBgl
W8 I .l.feate.l
The o4BB>ara w*ra r* .<l*ot*d aa fetlowa
Honorery praaldeat. Cardlaal Olbbeaa ad
BeJlbnore: p**4a*ld*nt, th* Rev T. .1 bbui
liuri; .ecretuiy, tho R*V, Pr. William I,
i\e|.|,y; treaatarer, william h. Etataeer,
i.u >.f Waablflglon.
MT. WRANOELL IN ERUPTION
Al.i--k.ut Volcano Eiuits Smoke and
Lava from Seven Craters.
Seuttie, Bept BJ --Mnii advtoea from Vai
1*8. Ainsiia, raoatvad saHtay .iatd Haaaai
Wtraaajett, th. muit wl.leiy known of the
spiokhiK rahtaaoaa of Alanka. uKaln Ih ln
aruptlon Ilaiilaaant Praaaar. of the
Riajiinl oorp., who returne.l to Valdez,
repoited that Mount WrniiK.II wa. throw
lllg o-it large volunier of smoke :ind lu\a.
loetead of one aratar khera ?ro ii(>a- at
leaal a*v*n retrrtai be Bald. and with th.
itld of fagal Klaiiea UkfB could ba Hfeii
lewtaflj aeroH. tbe gaacleta, l'*rom Kotalnu
it whh reported that tho nulphuious
fume. wero ?o .trung thnt proapeotorn
\iik\o ynlt W4irklng near Kotatna glactar.
gave a WOtaaa'a lunr-hcon at tha Ciama
bake Club.
v.uii.. abe h" taaprovtag *ailsfactoriiy
tr* m in)'irl"M raoafrad 'n a fall some
tlme ago. Mrs. I,uther Kountao wlll ha
obl.'g^d to reraalB at th; home of, her
riaurrhter, Mr.-. .1. 'iordon Dougian. for a
! month before Bhe can be rciuovcd to SC?a
I York.
R. adat >red at tl.e Car.no to-day were
r.o.-d Anti4.--.ley and Hlr Hf-n.ulos l._n
grieho. of Iy.ndon. and Count lic-nUnck,
of tho Ur-rman Banbaaay at Ixir.dvn,
tfiK^tw of Hoh?-rt B. Todd on nia yuoin
Karlmi, whlch haft h8T8 for New lort
ta-flay.
a
IN THE BERK3HIRES.
[By Talagrapb t.> Th?- XMBaaa i
Lenox. Bapt BJ.?Many Bacaablra rot
tagera weat by aateraebia t<? tne iiousa
toalO Fafr. ta <Jreat Uairlngton, lO-day.
AaaOBg tl,-m arara Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ai-x-r
.l.r BeeaTWtCk, Mr. and Mra. Wllllam II.
Walki-r. Mr. and Mra. RaM I".' I'< -b r
TytUB, Mr. aad Mr.' J Macy Will t .
j Howaid Will.t-. p K. iiloodgood,
Vara a uioodgoo.; and Dr. i:. M. Culver.
Ura, h. Bedgwleh und Mtaa Sauhwtck,
i of Kew Vork. ar.- \infinaT Mr. and Mr.
rrancta Daaa Bftnaaow at .-areswell, ln
: Waahington.
Mra, Oaarga F. .'rane aad MtaB Kath?
|rtaa Craaa bave retomed to Huckatooy
! Manar. 1a BVaablngton, from New York.
Wllllam i? Craaa haa go:i<> to cambridge
to en'.-r Hai
Dtaaer eatartainmaata were glven to
nlght by Mr. und Mrs. Glraud l-"oster at
Bellefontclna and by Miss Nancy Cralg
Whartoo Bt Plna Acre. At lha Caaatry
if nttafleld Mis-s Hetea WeoaTwatd
gave b dlnaer partj aad wanl aith her
Ku.-sts to a tbaatra.
Mr. and Mra CHlea B, Taintor. Mfl
Gtaorgj a Cracker, mish Coopar, Mr. ar.:
Mra. H. B> Ilai.son. Mlaa Mary H. Da
and ^^ niiani Cata, of Ne1* Vork. and Mr
md Mrs. Davld Lorlng-, jf Boston, are at
the ."ujtla Mot.-l.
Mra. Jolui J. HtapleB la a guest. of Mra,
Frank K. Sturgia at Cli; aton C-range
Mlaa Heatrl<"> Penn has ar.-lved ftam
Tannjvrwville. N. Y. to viait Mr. and Mrs.
Wllllam L? Ploane.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. n;oodgoo< af
New gork, are movlng into the L>r. Fran*
West ^ottage. ln rittafb-ll.
A fain-v dteaa party w.'Il open the iea
bob of tha Lan ? BaBar Skating Clal
Beturday, October ?". Mis? m. .;
Alaaandra nr.u Mra. rrederloh i. DoiafX t
-.r?- to be in eraarga. Tbaraaflar meetii ga
of lha club wlll be held on Tuesday -
mg.s and Saturday aftirnoons.
rraoh O. Tborapaan, ?-f pjiiud*-:-. i
ha* arriv^d to BCCUpy t!-.e Treadway rtOa
foi the lnte sea.?on.
Mr and Mrs. Hoh^rt Ptuart Kil'noun.e,
Wha have bean at the Warrln vll'a, 8t
brtdaa, hava ralarnad to New York Mr,
.. I Mra r ft Mutton. Mra I. F. Larf
ferta, Mra K. Melaiaeh ?.nd M'.bb Myrti*
w.-iis. <>f n. -v york, ir*.- at tba Mapta
... .,od. PlttaBeld
Mri. ClBartaa W H.irkn?ss nnd i?
guaat, Mra. Henrj BT. Corahag, are at th>
Hofal Aaptnwall
Mr. ard Mrs. JBtia Wllaon, of Frankllr.
PBttB., v. ho era .r.iv.-lllng w:th the Mlsaes
JOBBM and FJ^anor Wllaon. daagblafB ?,
Oorernor Wltaoa atarted from ttje Rotel
aaatawali far Albany to-dej
y.r*. Charfea Bayeaatl and 'ir* Mar.-t
*" Johnaon. of MtW York: Mr^ l.ea Tbe ..
?:, UM - I ThOI i. Of Ualt!:i-...r... ,
Mr aad Mra rlarfcaa Pa-e. of rbHadif
? ?'?i.i, :.?? ... the Hot..; Aspll.wall.
Ilr and Mrs Doagtaa W. Thomaa ?
more, aad Mra j. J. itar-firT-yer
Ml^s llavanir.ar are .it tha ' ::t- H
\i aa Aoa Baaaotl and Oaorga f. ?
(t.i\ r a coneert thla attrrt.orr. la ?.
tta Kotel a I i attagara atl a
This aftarnooa Mma. Aaaatta Foret
Maur.rc Lafarge wlll glvi a matlnoo
atcai at gadgahk Kall for :??? beaeflt of
a Pittofi^id boapltfU. Thara are ?
promlaent patroneaBea
Mlaa aik':.1-'.'.:'" Mlgaet, ??? .v - - I i
a kr;> M ? M - "' i ' I
'-?roi-.X.
Mi ..:? i Ura m. .. arl Paraana
it 81 EraTB ,
M ? ? ??.
Mi aad Mib. Danlel atai
lo M 1. Maaa.
Mra. L Bolton Baaga la ta Kea T
tor .i few ,1.- i
Maae, ICmma Bamea, wha !-.as baaa ??
guest af Mlaa < I 'urtilee, hae rt
to N iw fark.
Mib. Kiio < Mr and Mra ?'
s. Armsti. ng, wta.ia -t tbe Hote
i K?a v,>iK
Mr. and y\-.- I ?
entertaln .. bouaa pa.rai
for thi dog ahoa /aaaea W, ^vv.v.k
Boaton, u ??' ? ?? U] I a
....; Inar I ?. Bj ?..-..? - .mi Laata B
ham beal i> i. Ilillaon aad Braaal i
plain in the Heaton Un ..;.,:
whlch w.i^ Bnlehi<i ta alghi
Mrs. Tbaodora h Pri .-. wha !?._?> v
in Nea Tork, has ratarnad ta Meat. ?.
Hall.
RECEPTION FOR OSTERHAUS
Aimy and N.avy Club to Honor Fleet
Commander Next Month.
Btaenbara of thf Ariay an-i Baavy Cl i ?
Of New York Ctty, whoao headquarto's
ara al No. rM W/aat t3d atr.?et, have
planned B reoaptloa for Kear Admlrai
Hugo Oaterhaua, twaaaaaaaay in rhia>f of
ti,.- Atlaatla Baat when the latt?r drops
an. i- r in tl t Hudaon Inakaaal to the re
riew earty aeal Baeatb Tbe aefaaaaatee
nppolatad t?> taba obarge of tha arrange
menta la ..~ todawai Majar WBHam T.
Roaaalae Captaha Hanry f. yuackemboBs,
Maj.u- i barlea Q Daryer, captain John
M CanapbaB and Celanal ^ f. Supiee.
This will b?? the first reception of tha
ajuh for a aavy eaaaai atn<-4j th.j one tan
aarad ta Adaalral Deway after hia return
?ti tho Hal.-igh from Maulla followlng
the BeatmeUon Bf tba Spaolah fleet ln tht>
bottle of Mntiiiii Bay.
JOSEPH E WIDENER RECOVERING
[By Talaaiagb to Tlie Tribune ]
I'htia.H'lDhla, siept. :'.r. Joni-ph K. Wl.l
ner is reeoverlng from aa aparatloa tor
appaadleitla perfeaaaed aaataiflay at hia
.ome in Klklna Park. The op^ratlon was
aucceaaful.
fHE TRIBUNE FRE8H AIR FUND.
.\.'KS(WI,!;nO.ME.\T"
r?v. w. p, Baebaoaa, D. D., isoo*
All.e ||, t'ftrh, QraOBWleh, "'on:! , 2." rs?
CBli i .iiiide s.H-i^t^. Brawater,
N V., throufh Mary U. Draoy,
tr.'aB'ircr . '.'5 ott
Brt \v. tv M . {too
Kra M. .'. .^niith ,tici;fts?. 4 88
\ ?'. p. I M
'. 11. U.,. v (^)
Amtloa". I .mi
\i nainn . l ., .
Pn . loiiBly acknowl.dgr.1. . 84.041.1 14
T.ial Saptamher .9. 1012.184,178 !U>
.?<>,.tiii.utiona, prtferably by ?-hack. asrjireaa
<r money order, ahr..||,i i,a addreaaea to The
rrlBuae Kr'?h Alr Fund. Th" Trlhun-, New
^"ork fllty,
? ??
HE'S U8UALLY THE VICTIM.
frcm The Wuahtnrtnn Poflt.
Uomabody la aulna Mayor Oaynor for llbal.
iut wa thouaht tiiat hla honor nev?r aald
inythint that ava- Bayaaaf anybedy >m
iima?_s.

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