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net ?t the ? Tork M
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Our rea.lern Wlll eeafer a favor by a*
? ?
,m tlielr ?
? nt
A SECTIONAL TAX.
lf wo must have an Inco
? ,.n| tO ID
n nieasurt
tho early aeceptance by two
? tbe pendlng eonstltutlonal
at are plannlng to exempt In
Bui II an ln
good ttiiM_r why abouldn't
?
Be, and be made to
Ibllitf for the
of the cbi<
Indi
ln the expendltun
rnment Indlrei i taxea, _uch
bm dutlea a d exdaes, exerl i o
. on the rotera for eeou
i dlre 1 tni whlch oper
. on comparatlvely few, and
?
take an Interest ln U ?
whlch mlghl result from nilmlnls
>my.
d free
, .? operatlon of the Inoon ?
thla
eoontry and encourage them to sup
. wn-ie nf tbe i
few, Uutsldt
00 nre compara
rare if the parpoae of the law
levy upon a partli
tlon the proposal ran be
I lts adop
would go far t<. Justlfy the charge that
llty ef tax
ma?
le from taxatlon at
luhabltanta of tbe
Througboul I
i
*.. do. A few
? i iu- would have been tbougbt
rich. ii- enjoys all the luxurlei
? Ltation Ln the village ' city.
ln Neu Yi.'.i.. however,
. .. Iphla
and Boston, auch an Income meana
Hlgh rent* and tl
g In
much amaller margin for
than the n
ime income elaewhere en
j. Thnt is one of tiie difticullle
an i
aa this. lu whk-h locul condi
? much. lt is hound to
ate nnequaily. placing a dlapropor
ata burden on resldents of Bectlons*
wlll purcbaae the leaat
This dlspfoportlon ls exaggerated -
theexemption i- | aced ao blgb aa ;
ucflliy to free from the tax tbe abun
dantly pi of tbe eoontry I
os a whole, n hlle
thoaa who can II I r leas amply ia
of population.
ps tho Democrats
I to penallte the people ol
dtiea. aepedallj ln the Baat for the
l.onefit of tho well to do in the South?
ern and Waaterri Sl iten. The old
?niist notlon that the citlea of the
areta the botm and predatorj
wcfiitii is h-ftuentlal, and maybe the
dealcii ls to throw almost the i
:en of tlie Incotne tax opop them
a atnall -xea__p_io-i
iexpenN of administration i.i coUecting
trlflea and to relleve those who la any
ittOD M.uld flnd the tax a real ha.nl
shlp. Bttt there i< no JUStiflcatlon for
the entlre sacs-npt-on of th..>.- who
throughout tbe ,? part of the
oountry nro 1 for aM
V-actical purpose** of eoinfor! tnd lux
ury much further removed from the
iggUng BMiggaa than the dt
New York npartnm i who hnd
1hc:. . i, in
"s whlch wouM niean ha__dSO-M
_g tnd anto-nobllea In i i o
town.
INDIFEERENT POLICE.
ln a quiet and i.on-seiisntioiial in
: ')? | siptutinn Ifr.
tlM alii.-rniani.
eom ? ating aome rai
...
? lhat the i
iniv. U'|l(,
Jl'.t ??; wl; It bt
dangerooa ha may be al
i new warrani
ior his arreal II la ? novel p< I
?.I ln the teatlmony <>f
of tbe de . thal the
pabUc i- to b? protgeted bj Um bo
. wbo themaelvea musl apprebend
ball-Jtunplng crlmlnaia and bring them
... excepl i i
system baeviteblj nakea tbe odda at
-i two to one In favot of tha crlm
inni agalnat tha public.
Tha ca* aalectad hy Mr. Buekner tu
Uluatrate thla, thal of the robbery <>f
?sreDer ba Boaton in im>;? by l
incn Wbo were SRtsted hen, att;
much attentlon ht the tlme. The men
were arralgned before Maglstrate Bar
lew, wim held them la $10,000
.?ch, but thereafter, to tha anrprlae
of ti.e i' trlcl Attorney'a ofUce, re
ioced it to 19,000 The men promptly
v_UD_ahed I; seems that apeclal war
rants for them were issued by the
inngistrale, ti.it tliey fMT* CSIlght l.y
ibe liost..;i jiolice, iiud tlie Dtatrid Al
torney'a offlee rea__ed tht
froin the - ?
nrlty for the [
? -
v.Miii.t obvlously make nn greal
rrluilnnls. II ls
plain enongh thal cleve
,.. \M,i: '
.V.!- tO "!'' I
.. |,i. fUSS
hall, ??'l|f| l
psH tl'.'UI ,
'
I lt" 1"':
bomtaman system Iai
. ..Mis ontl
Wh( ndded thi* '"''
nf the po
Ittle wondcr thal Nea
of ci ?
THE PATRICK "MYSTERY ."
Tbe pardon ol Pa1 I -'?
more Impressli.
other Governor than Mr. Dlx who ua*
a notorlouH weakness for llberai
condemned men; who aal the mur
: [lalna free when he batl beeu
hnrdly punlshed at all Cor his crln-e
and although there were uo p H -
clreumstancefi In bia fi \,!' '? ?"' '
ernor'B ael of clemeney di>ee noi
on all fonra n tb Ihi I
Governor Higgins ln eomniuting Pai
..,.?,. rroi . death to life lin
prisouiuent lf there waa an element
of doubl in the case an nllevlation ol
ntenre waa _i
wete II rrer learned thal n mlBtake
had i.d made, the error would I
; reeall. Bul a pardon
oughl to be granted only because the
H , atlBfied either tbal the
?? pardoned ls Innoceul or thal he
baa been snfflclently punlshed. i
.poses of the flral alterua
Be evldenl y does nol fei
Pgtrlck'a innocence una been estab
llshed, for be ? spi-? ""' ?'??,?
arlll now devote I
?go i Oovernor
aothing about '
-umdently punlshed. and be
h- belleve thal be baa been. I
?
if be were noi a murderer, wo
enongh to keep hlm ln Jall fot
rs thal there "haa alway*
-
'??? ii ""' -? mueb in
. an. The w
Ited by the flghl tliai he has
Where
erted wlth bu<
. ?
tinglv for so mai b lt ta natural
isk themselves if I
haa Imposed Wmself upon the linagina
.,.. baa won sympatby ns an ln
viuclble Bpiril ta always sure I
Bvm'pathy. U< bas enltated, lu tbta
. Kupporl of manj
e of them |
nt-iit and Influential. There bi a my*
.;.-. bul th*
tbat the man could flghl so
long and I ? '?>?> ?- '
bj bia many defeats and hta yi
cunflui.
Thai there v
doubl aboul hta n< tual gullt has
most professiona] /<;?'??
evldeuce. The I'atrl
the courta In end esa forms. |
The condemned man has had the besl
of counsel?himself his i
..ii...i by loi essanl i on< ?
i one end ?*? '
I ourts bave never l?eeii persunded that I
there a?>- ;| ufl<'
gullt.
. uman lo I
Patrick -the evlde I" Infarnous
plot i<> gel i lesslon ol wealtbj j
estate, whereln he wenl ao far, {
. in the opinion of a Jurj
than one court, u~ to proenre the d<
' of its owner -and lo u-\;i>.
.'bt for f.l"-'i Ou
? there wlll u< I lie mui b
barab ? ?' hta releaee. A *?*? m
.1 i almoi ire to win ln the
end. li found e sofl Bpol ln i
tive who could glve no better explana
rleldlng than tl
. ulatlon, ' i here bi - al
, i ; ,i of mj iterj ln thla
AN ESCAPE FROM RED TAPE.
li ii an. wonder lhal red ta] e
such a large part In Ufe. The sacred
ni'ss nt n ta one of the flral things that
the young are tanght. Thera 1a the
case of tbe boy named Eteilly, <
? ? ot tbe Brooklyn hlgh -
aitboul paylng due regard to red tape
; Back he waa aenl to the grammar
,.] from whlch be bad emerge I
' ln due order, to apend th< ?
montha or n year arhea be bad abown
that ii" wub qtwll-BBd for hlgh -
.. in order to propltlate the Idol hc
bad falled to renerate Bttfflctentlj To
be Bure, he appealed to the Board of
:. and gol hlmi tated
in blgh acbool, over tbe
speak. of blgh educators. Hta
i the exception Re 1 ta]
uitiin.'iti'iv trailed In tbe dust.
'i heae were the i pb in sub
?i pub?
llc achooL One of tbe teachers, ohvl
an Djrasual person, lnt<
? la liiin gnd bj glvlng blm prl?
vate li_r_r_cUon prepared him for hlgh
m_ooI before be had paaaed l
tbe oppot da ( tbe lower
school. He took aad paaaed tbe en
ezamlnatlon, deecriblng I
prlvate lnj*trnction.
This was true, bal not the v bole truth,
When li waa raDseqnently learned tbai
l ?? ha.i been In I there
Even though' bla
method oi enterlng tbe blgh Bchool waa
perfi
I pared, II ? dar for one who had
been in ;. graaunar acbool Tbe gram.
mar m tiool popll mual flrst be gradn*
Bted from tho granunar BCbool Eteilly
wasn't Ba JauBped Brrer thi cnuluat
Infclaaa aad pernana aome o-taga. Bo,
i aitiiou^ii he was doing well kn hlgh
?eh ii.i be a_g Bsan bacfc to tbe lower
Bebool.
When tbe Board of Edncataorj
rrni tbe case B-perintandenl SdazweU
n* rapegtad to bave made an Impaa*
sii.!uKi plea to have Um hay, iitti-.i for
l'i-rh st-hiMil. scni b-Ck 1" tba iuwirr
une. iie arged tbal Bellly had beea
guflty of deceit Bai If failure ?
tion the fad ths I sth i
loua d.-i'
0 aaate aeveral .ntb
going over work wbli b he 1 I
. completed I
.,- h pnnlsbment.
of tbe Board
mtioii ? ? - ,ts ?'"?" ?icbatii-g
am la
n* I,. e: ? - 1.1 *J.,U
. the lelaui
? ..,. v bo bad i" n m Inconaldi
.,'.. ,,, i, . educatlonal lod
m, b a boj ought nol to be
luinisbed for bla daring, and tl
tbe snperlntendenl growlng
oned for his punlahment ?* ?',?:,,
be laugbable lf ir were nol for.r
elemenl tn lt. Tbe tragedy
. tbe regard for the system rather
than tbe Indivldtial being ed
. v ln thla theorj ? ? ?' for tho
. not tbe scbools for thi
I ttch here a gllmpae of ai
llng thal is the matter wlth puli
. itlon. tbe loss of tbe Ind
macblue, the edncstor-a proatra
before red iape
PARK VALUES.
..,. ralue of part ? li tbl* clt)
,. Khown by the propoaal of ?
downtown bankera to acqulre the alte
of tiie Kqultable Bulldlng and converi
.: into a park Inatead of permlttlng it
ipled by a bnge offlce bulld
I g Thls plol la a block bonndt d by
Kroudway, Naaaau utreet, Cedar and
in tbe heart of tbe down
Onancial distrlct lt waa con
.. ,,| i.v tbe Bqultable Life A-wurauce
to Ita presenl owm
tbe Bqull the bankera
of tbat neighborhood have begnn to
ralue of lighl and air wb
o .1 building uaed to abut off from
them. U-'ht and air are wortb mucb
money ln thls cltj ! laajsuita
_:it because of luterference wlth
llght and alr eaaements, and courta
award damagea for auch Interfew
in the downtown offlce building dla
triet there sre only three park ?pace"
City Hall Park, Elowling Green and
Then there
cburchyarda ><t Trinlty snd st Ps
mtlng "ii anj one of Lbese
,,.?.,, Hpacex are consldered eniinentlj
desirable. The nelghbi i > old
table wanl to pul I i
illarlj desirable position 15
? ctlon of 1 buge modern
buikllug ou thla alte, which would ?
them off from llghl and alr more corn
pletcly than the old bulldlng did, and
by keepiug the apace permanently
open. I he piojpcl i- commeuda
. from ii- purely utilltarian slde
\ -unall in k tbere, malntained a
ilonli ? weulthy ownera wollld
deslre to have lt. would add a tout
beauty to downtown New l'ork wl
would <lo iiiui h to otTsd the grlmm
i.r overhaat* rommen lal life and
uiercial ediflces. Tbe mere fact 1
burdbeuded buslne
ng auch a price for light and
alr an.l park s|?ace ?hould I
euough io defeat any future pi
t.i pni up buildings ln any 1
_
THE GOOD ROADS BONDS
? beavj \..!??
i-.i-al t.> Isaue addltional bond* to ihe
amount ol gTO.OOO.OOfl I r conati idlon
of L'n.'.l roada waa carried Indlcate**
l'. neral approval <>; t!.- <ood
pollcy, if uol ? d<
carrj'lng lt out. 'I Itlon wn*
I ll is f\ 1
? ? ? - I on 1
tbe
. \|. idltui ?? ol 1 pi
importuul
lon in th.- campaign. This a III
1.11-e tbe t"tai of ti e Btate - bondi d 1
whlcb
uied manj. bul I approval
; ?? udditlonal cnnnl
? ? by Ibe upproval ol I
roada expeuditure, means, if li
iii.'ni;s nnythlnn that
? nt whlcb aiit devote 1
elf to public ImprorementH, even lf
they aro coatly.
To bave n ; bond
.?? commit?
ted to a com :? ? plnn of blgli
way developiuent, bul actually wl
Inted b ii un
? ? ted I . pro* ? .1 roada Son a
whlch wlll tuean much to the rommer
cial Ufe of the atate lo the farmer
snd tbe manufacturer n? well u
benl ii:i.. no lle oa oei 1 an
ince to a resHonable measure of
c unpletloi
The methoda of 1 I llng ure Im
provlng. The blll providlng for ihis
bond banie ap< ? ibe 1 imber <<f mllen
of Improved road to be htilit In 1
ly oui of the pnx eeda <?f ti;.- neu
bouda, ^o thal 'he e* I] ol polltlcal i
pulllng snd favoritlam ln diatributlng
milesga will di i attacb to thla
? of higbway developmenl aa n did
to the last. it i< in the power ol
voters themselves to ei force boi
ami sre, Perhapc
to spend so large a <um, they ?
? i. the 1
lo make sure of ita bi
BALKAN COMMERCE.
lo tlie
Aiii ? ? gely 1 aaed on ths 1 1
an! of the 1
I !. ti,,,;.
.? d Ln ii" record of tho
in and trade of tbal klngdom
; ared ?>?? Ith tbal of bi ?
how <>f all tbe 1 Btati - !
is tbe moal progroselve snd la growlng
population. _ ?- 1 be
himi Bulgaria and Car behii . 1
In cotnmt I ? men
believe, of ber ln^u of 1
ifiiet mt the sbore of tba blgh * ?
The population of Grw ce li l Includ
? ete) sbout : and ber
? . ,. $53^00,000 a
or, aay. $1775 a head. Of courae,
she has unsurpaased fraedom of scceaa
to tbe sea, Bulgaiis has aboul 1,300
<**> peopla and s coinmerce ef *?'1100
000. 01 ^12 7." a heud. She I
t" ihe sea. hut has tO tntverse the O.ir
daneUaa iiiui Bosporas. Bervla has
..?00/000 *M)piilntlon and her eoiiiinen .>
i- .>nly STJ.Oi *>.!**>. OT Ml .0 S head
Her oniy 1 ? .: i.i- igg jv- i,y aray of
ti.e Danubs River through aiii-n easa>
trles, or aimllarly ovarlaod.
It must be set. down as greally to the
iCredll "f Servia. however, and as BOma
a-ting tha aafccta ot tba
bardablp wMcb she anffara tbroagta ne
Ing thus ibut ln, thal she Is I
Ing lu ' tw and con
. rapidly tha.. either of tha
ihe ta the only one
- "r ?*?*?**??
b exports greater than hn
Austrta iiu ignry wlll Brgue
.. proxtmity, alth the
ommerclal Intlmacy whlcb ir Involvea,
Bervta this proaperity.
That. mav be true
and reasonably, an outh
ii, -
??' eourte, to '"?
.1 only by the sp<" I
' naturallj so ? on
? from an official i "t
C ?urt,
: ng ? acb
ni Tho New fork Law Jour
the
irpo ?ii-! to be to en
nryera i oncernlng tl
. The ordlnary layman
ology
made use of bj lawyei i ma] nol bave
atlon to them, how
nlngleaa it may be !<? others it la
. fore n 1th greal dlffldem e
tr i Idatlon that we auggi
her this official annoum emenl la
wrltten In a Iai witfa whlcb ?
? liliar. Two aent
wlll aerve aa 11 ',,;? reada:
"A
"progreaa ef the calendar to newei la
. ., . oldei ? ? abi
Another st
. ?
Uatti r da. i rltictara of
? i la trequently severe nnd ln man)
ncea undeserved. Tba question
iked la * hy Justlce abould
v ,- aroader If this mjrstei l
terance ia Intei fled ?
with a'l due reapecl for tbe demand i
t->r equal opportunitiea for womei
?eem thal to e hem fl om
working In iron fouadriea wo iid nol be j
The li treaty prohlbltlns the
or inflammable
? ? ". in alrahii i . i . expired
Ir Iittiitntii.il. ao th.it ii. 1'in!
.-in Ii ii. i.. :. i Atfrl
-
? ? ited, how*
?
I will evei approve In
rism. even In the
Itliin t.. a
? ?
i
? .?? \ i??
of the tn
fl
itlon if
?
i . the
.
I
,i
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nstead ? ?
-
ter t ropuall ?..-, there
? rt of t
to maii
oiny an I t
tnllar t.i |
That
ieory of state .
? . '.'?'!
I HE TALK OI' THE DAY,
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...
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.i ? < "No
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.
rl_?
. ,.f our
ir-ii.11 Rif! .... (hia ? ? la the
I it win ba AtnplA i" i i
i innei ' ' Tl ?
aii in k< splng ??? l i
,'t the mi D who n
them, flnd tn 11 * irgtly ln
ol turkeya'
ook out : Yu'i're
treadlni on i
Bee pard I
1
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to th* I ' to hlfl father?
Th nenti qui stlon w.u di bati .i it
when ?i ? i
t' .:ii of a ni askfld for. rVhllfl
treel t..* boy
r<in '--ri . a tin
.
?? r thfl val ufl
of t; r u..ov. > ?!
', I argued
i? .ii Ml.
. to i la
an infaiit. "Ol
I . i ?
i .
?
ii... fathi i ...' Id take
,i w iil not su>
. . ? over
hla ??-'? b al
:. flr
?
?"j_ ? resernblfl mfl al
all."
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t I h' r '?'
The position
I for
i d
o ? ..?: peaa the bfl I
Inatlon " Twelva a
appll im hIx wflra examlaed aa
the flrsl day li
.. Bi < I'Viur of IBH
\' ? fl ?', . in 0." ' ?ri
?
preparfld flooadera, raast matton and
plum I ? ? tbal paly
two ol tii?< B8a*aad ajroug were competaat,
Bai that nf the twrlve not one
all Um ii- ? ? isai i raqulran
? ii.. itloed how many plays
'l bave
"There's ? play rnlU-.i 'Paid For aiwi
Delivered.' another tiiiitii>i 'Rteelptfld ln
I'lill.' ni,<i so < li "
"YflS, Indeed l mn lonklnir dallv for a
play enUtled, Ji ITou i?on't Ltkc lt.
Mi a-y Back.' "?Plttaburgb i\>st.
"SlfPiy '92 REPEATED"
Ex-Governor Durbin Says Re
publican Party Is Not Dead.
PRAISES MR. TAFT'S WORK
Former Indiana Executive
Thinkr, It Will Return to
Its Former Power and
Win Again.
' The Tribune.
Thi i" ti al buzzanls win.
tell rurrion ?<ince the battle of
Annageddon arlll i I the Be
publlcau party li no corpse. if tlr-re hi
i . on the fleld h<
name. i ?? R< publ i n pi ri ??. far aa
,"i inili
? ,' tia.es,
preaent eompo
only the
? follow
. thf falnt ii.-i? ?
t .? de eitera have th i. ? nke, bul
? ? tn.' r.'.ii Republlcan- who
liave Burvl* e od of ItB ti
ned, more "i UI ml
neal tl .?. tln ?? ara to
hlp haa
? . ? ing power <>f
iporary ma
" :,' bi i pluraUtlea eome
?
I .
T _y Wiih do
?
I I z>-(\ tho
????:,:..?
fled because ot the projectlon lato the
? s i hbrd t- rtn
embltlon.
not more dl
? irty i?i eoni ? rned,
than .i would have been in UM ir Mr.
i d< clded to lead a bolt from
? i Btand sa
an Independent < andldate.
b of th.- Republlcan pertj .:
penda aow, a i iaa dej i ndi i oi
i tlon of rn ?? . p\e% tnd
? th.? progn
<-.in fu::i|.|i or rleny It [tfl
. ? to tbe
?
t by the results of II
. affecl
'?'???
Nation's Hlgh Water Mark.
of Wllllam .loar
.ii.i Taft, nn ? .;. prttb
defecl In harmoi
i tbat Is tbe
11 ?? R? publl a" . rei d, a e ha'
hlgh v. .ii- . ?
? ?
t.< wbom l attrlbute oal) n purpose to
serve ?
d But tf two _
'
out hi?;
*
tlon 1
t whlch wlll 1
? .1 ln 11.
_" .ls
handa ol
il Washlngton ?
? itlon : t
.. Ita rlj-ht
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r of I
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... ter the over
B Ol
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i 1-10 and
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i . :... Bl
snd the bh.- 'esaful irlal
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No Place for Demajoque.
... 'i lry foi
> the
i a hl
... tion tl m. thal b* -
on Bufflclently
? . . ? i
! thal no
- .i. ... .i
..- the
?
lf Pl t v
rse that l_ i.i? i ?..
peopli the
I ?
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gi
.... le P ?
ma iga d i tateaman
toi v. if. on the oth. t
ila ia with the ru.du i
prograaalvea" <t hts party,
ilt, la my opinion, **in ba aucb a
i,. tbe r. BUltS ol < ?
i,. ople of thbi country
wlll be ali ii ind d rusted lt. Tha Re?
publlcan part: ln Indiana aill ?
. ?! al the neal i lectlon, under thoee ? li
cxun tanees, bj the bundrad tiionaatid
,. too busi i" rote thla
r. i, thouaai o* af Bull Mooaei
fooli tbetr le idera Into
Ing thla ! '
vraa i.> vote for Ra i -
:.., pref. r the on u on .i algbl of ? meal
tii I.. i to tbe laaagLaary dghtlng at Arnav
.
l ity tfl pottlh .i
; do nol Mh ih>- ' Indiana
tbe Repu I . ln their
poi k. ti .i t." tbi
ada, nol
wordi, ? " Ingi thal promote bs
maa welfau i aak them onl) to I
. wa niinda U i and U i
te and ' ? i
. thal i:av.- awde the hlator*
?..I rememl
il fiuv.i Ol their party Ih what tl._v
m ita i -t baa bi i n a bai Ete
.. ute it. f aflh th..:. t..
: ii.- r."-..ra af tha adralala
Wbkb, Hke thfl ?' ' .itlnn nf
m twi aty yeara ago, baa
ralled fer '),?? tlme i-'inj. to oon
vote uf l two yeara hi a
Bat it sgati-ri any record that saay have
:i made by ths pa ty n w p'.hc..i
. i. an'l lei tha peopla Ipdga in the
. . xp. ri* ??
I within tln
I year, wa ara I
arlth tha deptorabta results of s coaoep
tloa of politli i whh 1. aeeraa to bi
growlng In favor tor a deoadat t:
eaptlon b Ing 'hat polltles la atmpty
aocaiithlng to aia wtth u.\.i aol to aarva
tii. country wlth.
The need Of tliia country at thls time is
mea la potttlea who. aaimated by psv
i lottasa, wlll ?? >i_:h well our publle i ra -
1. nu, reaeh conduafona dlctatsd by rea
(?'iti aad not Baareiy hy what thay baUevs
a mnjorlty ci th. pi Opla wlll for tho mo?
ment acclalm, and then wlll utund hy
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
i The Trlbun* Bol ? I 1
?^aahingtoa, Nov. M.?__fl i-rosidont
and BfTS. Taft beK.in th-ir Tha"ksgi\ !n^
Du* progra-una by attendtng tl
. ., -vice al Bt Patrlck'a Church
this mornlng. Later tbe r-:
to aii Bouls*a Church and Mra Tafl to
gt John'a Chnrch.
? .,,?".? ..:
?.oll aP'i John Wood
Ladd at Bt John'a Church, and
?
to tbe Cbevy Chase Club and had B golf
Arblch l ? ' ?'''' blfl
?:'S Sktll.
araa ? fan.iiy party about tbfl
PresJdent'a Ubla ta thr Btate dining
anlng. Mr. aad Mra v7111tam
CoUlas Henroa?tbe former :i brother of
..mi thelr family. with Mra
k. Laughlln and her two son*.,
;, ,,i William, ,1'ii; fld thfl
deat and Mra Taft and Charles Taft
There wflrt a few other gueata, hut tho
dlnner waa InformaL
. barlea Taft kaaed hta ot renl
returq "-1
hta Bchi il sl Vvatertown, Conn "
row
o
THE CABINET.
?
Waahington, Nov. ??Wlth fea
attended
Thanksglvlng dlm l the membera
of theii
fl n<l
f Mra. JM
? *] of Oobm ! Labor
., ..i Mi a, Nagel, arltb tba i I
wlth the AttOI
ai.<! Mra ham.
Tho Postmaster Qeneral wnt to New
thanka arltb tha raem
bara of hla family. The Becretary of
md Mra Knox. the iecratary ol
tbe Navy and Mra Mey?r nnd I
retary "f Agrlculture and Mtsa wr.-.m
ome ?nJ had s
? iem.
-o
THE DIPLOMATIC CORP8.
'
Thfl Pren
. Mme. J'i
rench Bmbai
.. ,.,|, ,| wn.-i:. :.n mai ? "t Bt
..ir, h to-day. Among tbfl
... ? win
tba i i of t-i
xtaff: the Bpantah MlnhfUi >ora dfl
? : . ? tyai
....... taa
all th" : era of a staff; tbe Chl
Mlritatei and s> llora B ien i
afma Peset
malan Mlnlster and Befiora
Colomblan Mlnlster and Beftora de
md all tha llplomata
uth nnd
-fhe r K\ nd Mme. Jus
mbera of the
? l
. enter*
tha i ' ' al aln
?
Mo. 1011
Vermont uvei - Ifering wlth
ta-k of bronchltls. H?
mornlng
by nw mber taff.
Illlltar) *
Chambrnn bai ?
nd Mrs. Bucknei W
of 1
-
Ing Info
[r NYallingford wlll leave 1
i j at 1 the wi ek, ?
i aill maki
IN WA9HINGT0N SOCIETY.
?nd Ridlng Clu
: ? ?'
,t iui_e al Ihe
Cbevy chase ('iuh this a".
st.ui \\w mad from fUIgewo
?
? r Tiickorman. ana almo
i... i! were rldlna letud
. ,
ford, of Bnglai '.. l
l Colonel Hi.i Mrs '. ompflon,
\. ,,s . i of tba lunobeoB
? . ? ? ?
tfarlon
i. . ? U. 8. N. tnd Mra.
LAnghorne; UflUtenaa1 Commandirr
Imlllan v
I B ?
and i.i> utfln int Ba
mond I
Mr am ? had
.ind Mi i.
9, intoi Burton, Benatorand Mra.
Curtla, Reprflflflntatlve and Mra Bartholdt,
Keprflflentatlvfl Burleson, rx
ativ.' and Mra Lamar, Mra Lo p n and
oth"is.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Ti,. | PrlnoflSfl All wlll,
w io marrii .i ln thla cltj bj tba
Archblahop Corrlgan
fork to*4la), ov board tbe Carm
Karrleb Rlgga and m. Havenlth, tba
...nn Mlnlstitr al Wo
La Bavoia to-nl
Btanlay Moi
these conriusloivs. come fallure
\\ ?? ,il fl llcl.
-*bo flg_raa out arhal ba tlilnki
?
tbat thlrig rsgardleafl of h own oon*
? or J idgsBanl
poUUcian who wlll do that thl
;it,.'.iiis. Tl '? truth is '
i otttli i Uoa Bravei y In
ol truth
of p iblifl .
la iiinnliia in tho in, and
permit tin future I dgmant
upon them. Pollttoa1 i owardfc <? I* ads men
tn pandar >uui not to ad icate, to traU and
in t to lead.
i hope that tha
wlll mako bui h ai-' ord lhal II v
tin?? to , aramand the ai d tha
. af th" Am. iloan poople, foi I ua
mora latan aed ln thelr welfare than i
um in th.j A?seeefl ..f aay polltieal v>arty.
if it aball do this, u wiu di
of Bcnnaoaca, and, u u Aball faii.
aotiaa arlll ba not to anot
? \... r.rri.'ijt- bal tu tb? tlme trtad
of tba part* thal aoon wlll
poe ar.
in BOBaOladlng. i amnl to ad.i tbal i ara
prouder of tho rute at tho und of Whleh
i met defaal ttua year man of tba oaa
ut lha elosfl of whleh i waa alaotfld ?;..v
?T-ortwfllTa yeara ago. 1 tihi nol Ight for
aa ofSoa, bul tor a principle, to help bold
publii an | I] togi :! BT bi '
>.f tres ' ? I that day when tlma
would furnixh ita v indloation. My tncs
eage to KepuLli. ana 1k, hold the linea and
k.'C'i) tbe recnilttng cdboes open, we a:e
f,lt' s dfa net i terrya on Deeenv
ber 10. sa I Mra. Pl. y R. Pyna baa .*,.?,
out for a <liiia? i il.ie n9ag ,
tor ber ? ar, Mlaa Man Pyna. at
her hou.-f in Park avei
Lady Johnatone, ail Hrittsh
1 : mother.
Plnchot hi.se arrlved Ib town from
. .,, _,|r
and. Mrs. Amos R
Haa ?'.ra .?
.t.-iininj
tt th.ir
I
to-mor
row, to l
?' Ister in
'
Mra, -*ren< V who wa* ta
bi r de. of next
month rton.
giva a
?'? bul of her
daughti it win
he folh '
? I
I'rin". ?
? i.'Tal af
i Jfork, Mra erlch N. n
?on aad ? ? ii have
aaik .1 for N< i daa here
on \\
' "pt'.OII
Qothea*
for tha d tei Mlaa Idtth
?
i liiffon over ha: . ; >.tiin
.rr...<| a
aTid lllle_-of
> <ir.-s_ of
j.alp l.'.'i
I d Wlth r. 'V were
- ; Mra fflUlsa o
Putton, v> rath, Mt._ Oaa*
M War?
ren, Mlaa Aaaa '?? ngatoa Olovar, Miai
Mbm MSrifl Havemey
flrPotter.il moo, Misa Anna
Wright Ds !.nr.cay
K ird
Mra Edwin B. Maraton wOl givs a nane.
to-nleht nt '" ber dri'-ghter,
, .lnn. Mjr-ton.
Mra. Ii " u!!1 lflT*
tbla afternooa at her heasfl
r ii?r rt^h'itants
daugl ' ;Ii'>
Mlss , R Hoyt will make Mr
Ooa gjvas
B Hoyt, at
?
rbllt wlll rat wa te " ? ":?
' ' port.
AT NEWPORT.
I
rt. Nov. 21 '? n'Jra*
ber of T ' ln th*
Vaa
? ?
William V. Pratl ? tl,>n"r
? ?
- Pell er:' '
l Mra. '
? I
? rt.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred ? '? ?ho
Wlll sa..' ?
to re
?
Mr. "!!'' Mra spent
.
Mra.
I -morrow aft
Mr. BJ return
...
'. Incent
rn
:. .
.. e here
ler.
:\n ars
I Mr. and)
roupy
?
Qeorge D . ' family,
v\ .11 take a I - for next
_
IN THE BERKSHIRE3.
?
" < ..taud
Bta af
Bellefon
. -.. ra was a
?
Fn-t.r wera iiosts '? ?
to PuiiiiyrMg,
und nuri rlaed Mr i ' u
^
? lu nd t.- a j; . st of har.
daughterjand aon-io-law, Mr. a
? to-day
from New London, where he mrtored
w o haa beea
? ??.?.
mehaea for(
ta at < thla afternoon,,
irdttea. Mra.,
B. c. Cl " ?' Bsaaaars and,
B, are at the Rad
Uon Lnn, Bl
I a Thanl_B
r tbla ava
- daiaasi
?
. a Bucki ? CartH
__
.-______***
?
in fipht
ref
Indi
IN A CUSTOM "-TOUSB
A Gentlf. Scribe's Sweet D:??pos-tioa
lg to Onef in Sonth America.
?
irtui
tbe Rlo ?!.- to
impertai .faturally i ilin
eetsa !
when l entered ui
. .. ; . .
ln ihe other and I
of tnmki to opaa thera I
gantla gase wtth all U a polttaaaaa ta lha
? hOUBt*
l.-s thai ? thewih
thraa long yeara have paaaed atw ?
t i m iniiiu"-.. ?? ? ? aapi l
!. i arbolly lofl me yet Me, Mr Oraad*
pierre, make another trial of that Soutb
v . , io ... i. tora yasj laaaea
lt ,\ir. Qrandptarra la hy btfth ?n Knff
ii.iim.it'. ' go sray baaaj
n-tltu-,
th.tiai. and flvan aur wertd-famose Amer-,
laaa heepftallt. eaaaot aaaand the situa
llon. How tiui.'li laaa. then, anything aald
her.-? AI.HKKT T. 3HKFF*lBU>.
Brtdgeport Coan., Nov. 2., XM.