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THE BRIGHT SIDE.
i h?' ?story of ?the marooned victim-? ??f
?h?' Ohi<? floodB lins not yet l?????n t?>K!
w?> ?have beard of people In Dayton
Lrnliii.? cms? an?! of other? ?? ?mnilttitiu
anieble fr??tn the horror of their es :
?.i len ??-- all of u hlch st?rten, we .
think, i?oar the mark of rt conventional
Wg Will \cliture !?? At*}
that very little suicide or Insanity will
bo found to hsve resulted
contrary, thai then erywbere a
brava und cheerful acceptai ? ?
?lit?<>ns. hard as tbej were?, after the
usual courageona American faablou
\ ?.rlr.it?> letter from ColumbuB de
?acribas the ?irriter aa passing in a boat
through the ?9-ooded pari of thai ?it>
hihI ?bring sainted by ?people waiting In
the upper rioriea of their homea ?fbr
? ' ?? tifRids t?> !.'it\?' the lower floora with
the shout, "We are ?happy bul bungrj
Another -,tii,? icldenl ?reported from
D yton throwa a similar il_!.i on the
spirit with which men wiiit??r! there for
d?lirera nee ?Official? In n hont heard
r??\..iv??r Bhotfl In i ind rowing
up to ii window were told by Ibe mag
of tin* !:? I was jus: amusing
"myself ?hooting si rata aa Ihey came
"upstairs."
The ai >rj ?' the ?lin?? cat&Rtrophe
will show its bright Bide when it nil
??omes to ii?? t? Id ind when the w.?r!?!
learng ?f the cht ? rful, bi are patience
with which the ?people In homea ?ur
rounded bj water endun d the ? d :tt"!
el left
THE TIGERS PREY.
\ ; ?? v.? loving public la bound to
be much ?relieved by th?
- ? pitol that ? o f. ar
mu?e Kulzer-Murphy "war" i** abouti
i.? be ended. ?Fire, fl.I and even tin*
longaUon <>!' th? legislative session
may be faced with resignation, If not
?\ i'li equanimity. < '??iitluuatlon ?
? ?rnor's resnll ? is! rai long
?Tammany ?could on y bave kepi
le In a fever of eiperiancy of
. me day, which must lune
???1 highly damaging t.. the nerves
hen t_
ttyt In
The public can egain
Itj aft? I Sulzerlan
ersblp pronnnclamento? and count)
* killer ?h?\ Ices It i
< \iic'?v ? ? .-"? ? from the iipc?.
iiat??i:,s which ?Senator O'Gorman la
lllng \V!i.?n they're all over the
.-mile on the I ? Tiger will be
just n little more prononnced than it
was wl ri ?, iven ? B*J /?;? lirst chai?
(?raged anybodj to diapute bh leader
-hip of the state.
<;,,*,? ? in big tirs- ? ?
?ire tried to obtain i '? ?? Ms
friend- and tome ease and comforl for
himself bj ?pa ken with Mur*
i iiy, who controlled the Senate and
? bus !ia ! reto power over appolntmi
: hen aa be has ?bow, Governor i?i\
could tell Uovernor Bulger, from bitter
persona! ?sxperien? v. thai he who dick?
en with the Tiger hi pre*
NO SUBSTITUTES.
II - an Ingenloua suggestion from
tin? Department of Agriculture thai the
bonteholder who finds be cfcn't kfford
h.el.-teak *-l)?iill?l BUDStitUte ?OT it Hi"
toothsome end succulent guinea | Ig
???the* linked, fried or ?fricasseed. H be
did, he?i probably be glad be made the
substitution ones or twice, snyhow.
But ?t is to be pi?? II ?ted thai be a
The piilnea pig labora ander the disad?
vantage of having b-eeu found avail?
able f?>r s,, many medical and ?surgirai
.?xpi rimt'tits timt the greal eating pub?
lic can be irnst.??i k? maintainitaprej?
udice against it as an article of f.I.
The initiated m ?etly country bora
and bred know the delights ?>f rabbli
,.r gqnhrel potple. A fear know thai
muskrat In ??? pie <?r fri?ed like chicken
s ta Ifaryiand, ;** a dainty tidbit Bui
the\ii ?never ?->> tot toward reducing
the coal of living The common spar?
row, broiled, is Bald to equal ?the r.I
bird, bul it i-n'i figuring in the mar?
ket repolis y?'t. The rea! trouble
s to in? ?thai tho American llkea
teak? and n asi beef, his gad?
.i..- <?i lamb ami his lamb chops, and
h.- want- whal in* wan's when he
wanti it.
CHINESE RECOGNITION.
The sdmlnlatration probably aria
iy, f??r tw?, reasons, in poatponlng
im- a few days the formal r?cognition
?,f the Chinese Republic, ?me reason
is that the Aral real ParUamenl ??i
rhinn is t?? ?assemble, baring for Ital
hist duty th" election of a Presldeni !
tu succeed Mr. Yuan, whose term eg
i?ir??s. The schl-evemeni of thai func?
tion in an orderiy and constitutional
manner may well be regarded as the
lina i ?demonstration of the republican!
goranUMDt'g stability ami ?'iMeiemy
and its worthiness to receive rseogni
tlon.
The other reason is that ?the natural
ami most felicitous manner of signify?
ing ?recognition ?will be t?> accredit ?
Minister to the _?.v??iiiii.?nt <?!' th"
Chinase Republic, Instead of <?> tie
imperial government I? I-*? assume?!
thai a successor to Mr C'alboun ul"
present!} be announced; hu? he lw
ii,?t yel been, and until be Is
Of r?..oL'iuii<?ii may well Walt. II
i>y the way. well be considered w??rth
o bile t" promote our envoj l? ?
t?? the rank ??i Ambassador, aa we have
already done III the ? u m
? pulili? -. II?- wol
ak the represent-1 h ? - ol n
power*. ami ll i- ? oniil rj w? .
reM-mnding],*! gain prestige and
:?l Peking
!n anj event. I ?- '?? t?? h>>*>?- I that
ii is airead*! mude plain to i
nese ?gin ??, ninent thai complete re? "
uitioii i*- al?.ni I?? be accorded i?? It.
uaj ti?.! ?.? iiei'?l'??i a?
an inspir?t;.,!! iti the Peking 1'nrlia
menl to con)|x?rl Itaelf . ?i ?? I ii.-? i >l.\. hu1
it should serve !?? eotitlrni Ilie relations
be! weell the t\\.Ulltri??*- at t''
? '.a! e|.h in ' 'I .:.?*?? hlsl ? *>'?
NOTHING TO BE GAINED.
The i? .... : .-? ? Ion of the **
change is being urged now chief!.*, on
the ground thai there '- no rgumenl
Hgall -1 ?' We ?i?. ?
; here Is no argument again I h W ??
(then i ': piments
it Hut ev.n [f there were none
v. onld he a poor ?reason for com?
pelling ?.f? ' n
:??!..;,is a policy ii mus! he because
? here are ."?"I renaons for adopting It,
n??t b.???anse there are no ron
agalnsl adopting It. And we bave
? ,i to learn ? n for
_? ihe exchange In Incorporate.
The ? -l ectilal Ion
w bleb have been s i
and r?>r which Ihe state is non
Ing a ''in?' a ? ??? Ils which Ii
corporation would cure ."?l?verai of
<;<>\. ? i - ??!?'?- bills .';:n a! Iliese
h ihe purpose of these
hills The Tribune 'as the heai
ath\. If th?* slat?? can secure the
,-\ idence of the i of I he prohl
bltions In these hills ? i tulsh the
?_, i. i i t > ami 11 can i h . ? ? Ihe
abuses connected a it h specula I
it Is all a ?piesiii.n of obtaining evi?
dent ? B ;' we are unable t?> tee bow !
Incorporation of ihe exchange would!
.-? It one bit easier I I Ihe
evidence <? r wrongdoing than II no? ?In
i;? -. - e markei.I appear on
ihe ? ' tl.orporatl
inge be?-??iiie- a corporation I In?!
the sr.x-k Exchange beet Incorpo
a hen Ihe H 'king ; ijx ral Ion - a*ere
_? mi we <|?) nol see bow ill?' Sl
authoi ltl:*a would anj
. flcl [flous
? haracter of thi I Ion In tin
preven I ii- heing carried through to II
,! than tbej were u II b
: be exchange unlucorpoi ? I
The t< hange
would do certain things. It would own
building " rlmi
conducted. II
? ? s, under
?_- bill. Bui tli?' rorporatii .
floor and I
s and records *??? ? ? I
throw no mor? light on what bappen?9d
??ii the floor than ihe books and recorda
ol an Incorporated clnb throw upon the
?1 in t be club's smoking room
THE FULL CREW BILL.
? ?overa? : E w mild do well lo
fo low the ? ' Sot ernor
Hughes and reto the "1 bill,
which Is now before him, <>n ihe
ite iv - Pul ' Het
?. i?'.mmissl ? w blch qu?ps
? ting ?railroads propel ly come,
The I'ni'li?' **? n .amiss ??..*? in?
V? Btlgate :i?l'-?|>i:it.-?.\. w hi?h is ?
than the legislature liai In <!<?
can make orders toncbliig Indi?
vidual railroadi <?i I
thej ."i pear to lie needi rl ?
applying a blanket re?pilrcinen1 t?> all
? irrespect Ire ol
which is what a -I it -
Since ?Governor Hughes vetoed lb?
two-cenl fare bill, and won a natloual
reputation by doing it. the prad -
nol Intervening bj leg - lion In ?" lie
? . : of public ?sen i?.?rpoi ?
tlona lias been firmly ? i! In
this state Governor Sulxer shoul?! nol
permit ?I !?? be broken do?
'l be railroads say thai the hill, I!
signed, would add $2,O00,O0u aiiuui
t.? tbelr payroll. The adi r e
bill sa?, that it- enactment a onld In
, ?? the safety of travel mi the i iil?
roads. The place for both of them to
? ? ? . ?umenl
lie ?Service commissions, which ba ??
rience In dealing with question
iir.s gort, and w bicb, after an Impartial
.:. will take ihe ac! i??n that will
, ubllc in'? !'<?- ' Goi
ernor S , ?? ommltte?! to ih?' regu
f railroads by these commis
atons. ii.? ?should austsln It bj -
ibis h
INCREASING RANGE OF THE
ZEPPELIN.
The United States has not ?taken the
Interesl in aeronautics such as ihe ar
tide in The Tribune's Sunday section
shows most European countries, espe?
cially Germany, have dlspluyed. The
\t antic < > ?mu fill P explana?
tion. Our militar] experts lia ve depend?
???! ??ti the inability of foreign air crafl
to cross It. Bui while manoeuvring
over ih?? <?ertnan fleet / have
i tken off u.i*- and I'm-i ?from a naval
? ? liier. And experts asser! i '.i.y the
much larger and more powerful Zep?
pelins bow being bull! can, by using
Hie fleet as their base, accompany 11
a? rosa the Atlantic dui Ing tbe favor
able summer and autumn months,
Thia suggests thai tbe L'nited Slates
should begin an early Investigation ?n
the technics of airship construction
?nd the ?novel art of navigating these
?erial vessels, it ha*- take?! Germnnj
fully ten years to develop and learn to
lian?!!?? lier Zeppelins. VYhal die lias
learned Is ?nol for sa!.?. English and
French engineer? have failed slgi
in all (heir attempts to build Imita?
tions of ih?- Zeppeliu. Tibe presa ol
England acknowledge? her defeat and
aiim.t- thai -be Is at the mercy of an
?ttack by these real air eral
rj in.' '_'_i?-pouii<i bombs and mo? bine
Ulms thai ti:?- 500 Lullet^ a i,until.?
How does tbe United States, * ? - - -
im_' not B - Ingle experimenter or build?
er ol airships, expect t" <i<\elop iiii*
Importunl and perhaps goon Indispon
?gable adjuncl ?of tin? national defence,
an aerial fleet, especiallj In view ?>i
?England's and ?Prances failures sndl
? ?'?Tillan.*.'s long peyiod of ?patient ex
perimentatlon before attaining sue
SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE.
Maud Mai. ii?-. the "lone militant" ol
tiio Sew York State women suffra
. might juai as w??ii talc?? ber inedl
cine, si,?? was ?convicted and, ?'it i'1 r
own request. Hned for heckling Wood
\\ ?N"li al a political lliei'tilli:
n ben he tii'ln't care i?. am wer bor
queatlons. She appealed and ?has loot.
She has been treated Jnsl exactly as
If sin* were n male offender. vt'tli a
full-fledged rote.
The candidate foi "fli." who refuse?
i?i answer queations from Anybody,
u il.? female, In ill?- audience, Is sa
? foolish a? the beckler who persista In
demanding answers t?> the point of en
|.luter w iili tin' 1'i'iii i* force, The
:._:-( heckler Is likely i?t i.ome
miliar figure in future campaigns,
.?itnl site ?bas, and slp.ultl ciif.'ii r. lier
Vevertbelesa, II ? III lie t good
thing for anffrage and the rmffraglsts
, if Un? ?more active spirits here learn
v what the English militants are
1 learning from <;." .b thai even the
. ..iit?tl.-iti? and ill" public man must
h.m ?? lair plaj . ?**
PIONEERS AT PANAMA.
\. w Orleans men suggest thai ?t
i? i'iii-.i of Hu* I'.i-nniiiia. the flagship of
t'olumhus 'm lii-? fourth r-oyage, should
ht* hulll ; nd -'-i'', tit-' of ail resaela
tl rough Ihe Pannnis ?'anal. The pro
?."-ni Is superficially Interesting, bul ?'
would ?? ?? con*? Im Ins if. In
:!i?' lii-t . ,i?:? ? v ere sinllahte
ruci ing .- n exs< I copj of
.i "tul mid
Important place. If ? 'olumhn*? luid
.?? : he 'li-i-".?'i.-i and explorer of the
Isfhm nul I lie :li'?' i" seek Ihe myth
?trail ? lii 'Ii a i - - ?>l lo cross ?
It is true thai the admiral dir?* led
rage along thai coast,
''"in the llonduran Raj Islands in the
C.ulf of Dnrlen; lliai be ?i'-itiil Colon,
Corto r.. lo : nd Vomhre ?l?* 1 iloa
, to plant .-i colonj a Bel-en. It I*
true that he was In quest ol
el of 11??? al rail " ba*< Ing been told
? Honduras or Nicaragua *iia- furtbei
-en!h there was "a narrow wsj be
,: i in- i a '? sens a here be might
"easily pa-s from one to t!.tber,'
- .i. Ing anpp -?-?i that t" mean n
ll a ben Ii really neani n lathmu??
It Is also inie that lii- work watt quite
fruitless of |M?riuanenl ret
i h umli ras t
?lay. i.".<?.", But near ? two i ?ears
re tl ';- he Isthmus ??vas ?ii
? i ???! hj "Spain's nobles] ami ?best
It Iris B tides, of
' Sevl ? 'i u In < ?? tober,
? a Ith Juan de ? ?g i for lit- ? .
nd who 1 tied a nr near Porto B?
I Another meml>er of his compon} was
the I tluriiii I lldalgo, \ asco
\ii??/ de ?Balboa wh?i In Sept*Hnher,
i.'.i." - ? ? ? ?i..--..?.i ih??
nil due respe?t t.? < olunihus,
thou, wli"-" fame
? ?? ' ? -"li.-ti aln| ? in. tl?
? in i-tliiniiih remembrai ce
t.? belong In Bastidas and H
i ii? a ere 11 e rlglnal plow ??? - and
? minis were In
quest of the mythical ?trail uhili
i !"?iil iiii-i.i tu tl r ' and the
Indie B ' ".? ?- commemorated In
the nana? ol the l'a? lile lei minai of the
??ana!. It I I X Ished I hat R
nileh ? ? ? ? ?uch
v a.\. And i' a i?uld I??- ?upreiuely f<
If i vessel could lie Kent tin
the canal lietweeti - ?
? ? ? ? ? ? foui hundred yea ? ? nfter
a's ?i""l'.i .i lile, '-ni' - ?
SUDS.
\\ " I..."\\ ., ? ",i,m_ Bit by i it
? m- - .it- iir o ?been sdg
i ii _: their waj ?long. One hero after
'.-?:? has I" ?*i? -.nur.' up as :i horse
it? 11- ? ' '? hiato
? ? : another has
been lorn to ?bred* bj Ihe scientists.
D it p i; grouud
? I .to ti whirling
1 ball by !'? tha*_t.i' i it' it was Bj thug?
? illy work bat? been whirl?
? c di - after another
? baa been led up i" i lie a.tar of fact sud
butchered to mi i i ntlflc holiday
Sow <i?-|>.iit- tin- foam from ??ft" the
.< 'i i x at? "Beware ' It Is poison !"
! ? ?? ng his ii?-.-i?l
and waving .? long scientific name In
the aii- I i.'it i ill in!; anything thai
ml* Ice, i his i*: not i"
ken !"?? literally, Il muai *?*' added
for ih?- i-.'ii'iii'.ii <?r 'iii-i- garden sud
in.m Munich or Milwaukee is iml the
object of his al luck, it la onlj the
froth thai bubbles from the marble
mausoleum In i he ?iriiL* atore ?thai Dr
'
" i at we want t.. know is why it 1
ulways a charming adorable ?creation
I that i Ibiw asaailed. Why doesn't
?noun? doctor dl ?'?-.er Ihsl quash or
turnips or mutton broth sre bigblj In
jurloua snd I raugbt a ?Hi Imddlous
I peril? Or, putting it the otiier way
about, wh3 iloesn'l a biologist di**cover
?"'m' fairies under ?i microscope snd
read a ??atper aboul i hem?
M?! i all iin- frotb i"- blown off tin?
?,? orld before these artentlsta sre
bappj 5
limp? 'i- William is about to ?el ?
1 irai.- the twenty-fifth anniveraai
? don to tti?1 throne. And In ?in
time be hasn't once broken th?
a of i.' rope, \\ hich y a ?pretty
good i? "ni for a man who waa gen?
? i.ii!\ regarded as an International!
nd
ih?- Hudaon fl?Jod r aubaidlng, ?Bo la
? ?o*i ernor Bula? r.
.pparentljf Mayor Qaynor think??
that even M. ?Brteux'a h"*!?'! ?hs tilled
v.ith rice and ci Inn
Sox i Huerta rebol "baa fallan over?
board" while in charge "f tin* govam?
ment authorities Tha Ifaxleaa mur?
derei teems -'s Ingenious as ?he is par.
? nt.
-,
h is a mili- bard al Hist glanca to
net bow tha city'i milk ?supply can bs
-inn i? i,, ii i.- .i aurplua "f water.
Il an American tinant-iai tyndlcate
is indeed ready to l?md China flOO,?*
?90O.O0I3, on condition that tin? govern-]
menl of this country ?loes not partici?
p?t.? In any way in the negotiation?,
the srisdom of dropping the alk-power
Iproposala ?la pretty wall demonstrated
a
it, the aegotiatlona which are t?. end
the Bulger-Murphy "wat" senator
O'Gorman aeemi to monopolise the rolo
; of the great powi rs.
?Stopping tValdoing la almost as Im?
portant ?aa stopping gussllng.
it i- much to James If? ( ?rea'a redil
thai !?? d?eset vea remembrance no! 11 ?
'railroad king" ?but ss a railroad man.
The Rhode Island Legislature Is
gradually getting up to the point ?>f
: a tiling t?? rat? th? Incoma tas
amendment t<? the f?sderal ?Constitu?
tion. Sines thai an ndmenl has ai?
read] '????ii proclaimed aa In elfecl by
1 the State i ?epartm? nt the Rhode Ii I
and Legislature is playlni well within
i th.- limit of what la ' safe end ?ane.**
-.
? Ploods make food pri?es lump here.'
\s if ?there was anything that didn't
; make them j'imr'
-?
Detalla of the capture of Adrianopi?
i indicate thai thai pleca la not "n
I worthy to be bracketed with Plevna.
it la i.. or.,i qu-sstion thai the guit ?? i
pig would make a high quality of
? npfeffer.
THE TALK OE THE DAY.
.-??i th* : ? Bhort X?
sur. is' a arrlter In the "Dresden \ ?
Umenl
? ? ??? ul I pis) v.? pan In ii.ua
treett Ral bei layi the n ?
f... tn ? ? ! .-? :,i ,| r?*
member thai th? hero or tha BClentlsl of
???-,! iy may 1 dli red1t?td to-morrow, in
?.marica they i?'-' tha proper ri<*ti.?.?i
- ?? the alpl abet ir.d ? imera i pf
reel designations. The exi
dence ??f ?? f.1er ?policy la represented In
? ?? ? honored names
ta.*i ?.??:?.-? atreeta." ta ?
? .. ... |,:, y.,~ \- irhk.
: D?lai.IM tth (et ? ?tr^eti "
Do? - ? i an aristocratic i
! ',,,,;. ???' "
"Ves; " ? ??? nol
? -, ? . r ii
I th? od ..,????? But
?
IN ST? ?Ft BTRBBfl
? , n whi ature'a a
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th?
the trail
mer an i a ha?
? v ing nias.
I nei.ta th? unlf?
? ? Bal M.' a -
? ? her head,
it wai i fl ? ? : bol
I? Bill!" a man railed t?> the
(Vho'a our frl?
The ? ?? i otot i la
itie. ? ? ?. ' ? ? when hi irned
Bill ..'?.-?.! tO gtV? ' I ' :? lift
ThU report
"I hav?
- ?? ?t lady
? an'l ?
? \??t th?- kind i would i?. ?.?.llllng ?.
In i?i Inl " v. a htngton Herald
In prohibition Maine this appen? I
i ? the munlcli
i m Portlaad on? mo
? i- an ntlmaiIon thai th.
..r the i?? aa 1 thoui
\: ,,?||,i ha . ? i '?? i, vi??i ? I ti lOch -
>.i? i, '?' h? pap? p er? moved
!?? :? ? 'i v. that quit?
- i imber ??t lumbermen were in town,
i ?ait of th,? w.i , .-., h v. it.i a i.k??t
.full of money and ? oodamaa'a appotl
tlt 'ri,.- I..-V. : '?m .1.? a h.ii" i? author?
f... ln> ?-tat.ni. nt It OUght t" kiv.v
? i? '.?ai i t, formel
i am," replied .-'? aatoi Borghum ' v
?? i .,f : ;omln? ni m? n I ??? ?? to take
un n? -, ? tl.t ? ' t"imina thli
i ? | ? ? : .a Inter* ted m m hop? s ..? dl
? ' v?-. .?it? nil?n from ti,.-.- in v I
mall! concei n?fd " w anh?
Btai
HAIL TO THE MIDDLEMAN'
He Is Held Up as the Savior of Man?
kind in Time of Flood.
1 T?. the Editor <?r Th.- Tribune
j so- if iii.. ?doctrtnalrsB ?>f waahington
and alaawhere w?ara now marooned m
? ?i towna ta m,nnii.nt dangei ?n --tur
ration mai m great physical dlaeomfort,
would it ?be possible do ?-??n think, to >n
gag? them * ? ? an academic diacuaslon ??
t?i th?* eertatn benaflta t?. be derived from
f ? elimination >?f th.- middleman, or
wo ?i?i they f?'??i thankful that ther? ?
in thus.? tOWM ratait itOCka "f f?""l ami
other commodltlaa nec?Baaary t?> Ufa,
I health and comfort, and that they wai
not obliged to depend for relief upon ?the
?parcel post ?and man ?order ?house, those
wonderful ageodea for ?bringing the farm
??? iii.. tail?* and th? manufacturar doe?
m, t.. the ? ?m m? i ? i: s WHITE.
? ?Mea fork, March M Oit,
THE ORIGIN OF DANCING
i
? Rhythm Is Traced from Morning
Stars to Portland Fancy.
To the Editor ,,f The TtfbaiM
sir The axpreaalon "f youi corra?
ipondsnt ".i W?" ??f March i*. thai "tha
origin of aii ?dancing win hardly ?bear
icrutlny, auggesta n more ceenplata
thought
W'h.n "tha nun um?' Mar* sang to
gsthsr" w??r?' tin >? not m motion7 i??> we
know, In ??rsstlOB, a motloolSSB ?tar? I|
not creado?i as a whois< ?ii?* east body l
full ?.f inn in.iiii,av moTsmanla. ?and since I
"order i* bsaveu'a tirst law'?and this
?h matin-maths Is not this law, arhlch is
not human hut divin?*, responded to by
? eery paHlele of ereatloal i>?>e* nut area
?the t<" k vibrate? Is not thia vibratory
BBovaaaeat <>f Matura rhytharfe; ami ** we
peagrSSB from rash to ?tar, from oarth
t" sun, fio?s not this iiieaeiiiod uiovatnent
?reveal it.?t??if in inrreasinRiy iii(?h degrees
"f majeaty and eloquence, rarted nmi nr
Idered, from the Ugh. step of tin? P'-t Cat
at hotn?* to the ?lii?hts of planets around
thS BUnt In this rlsliifi- si-iile of the ?as?
praaalon <.f power, ahall raaa eoafin? nim
aelf to his nutlvp rhythm of walking and
?running, or shall be, t??o. trae.? lines an'i
? it?-i?h after the fashion and in companj
>?. Ith nil the rest of cronted thins-a'.'
?Perhapa in this ?Song Una of unity and
relation wa have a vtew of the origin
of .lai.i-itik,*- that chars our Blinda as *"
Wbal WS ?lo ami as to all that niuk.-s
our ilan.-iiiii DOble or VUlgar. Must not
? Ian. in*,' that is dandag" lit ,!"- ksart
in Ughtneas ami tha sansas to more than
body*a '-x'-it.-iu.m .- Th?* letter in your
issue of flu? Bat from Mr. Charles Davis
in regard to th- ?aM-fMhloned ?contra
? 1.?il?*? s reCalla a s'-ason "f Atiieii?-;tn
danclns foil or pra<<>. when there araa
loom for Individuality anil charm? though
under the limitation of "kaaplni Hum"
.??h.i "taking st?-ps." Ami there was a
so. ini effect m the Interchange ??f partner
and vle-a-vle that, as in th" Portland
rancy, f?.r iastanc?a brought the daneai ?
together ail round th. room, which is loot
where there ar. ont) ?round tiare-"*
M II 1*.
So tU Went !"f'l strr.'t, New Vork,
Mar? h tt, IMS.
THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES
Modesty in the Forest Means Adorn
ment on Broadway.
T.? th- Editor ?if The Trihuii'
Sit: in a latter "C. J. P. -a>s amons
thint Woman ar?? Ilka th?- "? da
? ?? i th? Ilk? i" a.lorn tl.'tn
' ? make an appeal t" th.ate
bird '
W'ni.i entei Ins intu ?? ont i o\ >?! -
t.. v hut "women an?- like," mai w?
?a ' .i. r i.? Inform us, through j oov
columna, ? hat i ? bird ol the tor
? female of ? blch a*torne hi r?
?. if or la ?ad n ned ? ? aatui ?? to appeal
i.? the male bird?
As far aa we have baan able to learn
observation or from the writinga of
naturelle) ?? the f< male bird is _. ?..
modeatl] clothed creature, in?ie.??i, an i It
? the male whit I weara tha ?nery.
if B. WILLIAMS
N>?a- v.'i... March tt, Ml.
THE MANIAC AND THE LAW
A Reader Questions Whether an Asy?
lum s the Right Plac? lor Thaw.
To the ?Editor "f The 1
Sir i have heen ?reading The Trtbum
ho tgfa I am a
Bouthei n i ?amo rat 1 a fo ind mi ?? I
-, ? harmed eeu h da and moi ?
with the dlgi me in
llac taeti _ ; ibll queetlona
.- pap? t I ? ..i ought to in 't.
_par f?M e* ei ? l?ody a
m a :.-.':...- ....
- the little dlfl ?' tro a? man) ?
editorial < ommenta
.m Aiu?*ri?- m newet ?.per now,
.ni" i auch a health) sign a hen we
i < fair ami
f ai
ther faith not
Permit me ta ??"?it?? that ? ; ip? an an?
lltoi : Th? Maniac aad
. thai Thaw is not aueh a
, . ? ?? ? ?I A in.? i
making bin iter of ai aaj I un.
. ? ?? to be fait even In
tin? hall? "f th? Legl I -
?maniac, really wa
? . dlffei aa to his r?oral ? iraetet ? \a
. ii oaneluBiona anent y*our
torta upe taon tt ad) toi puniah?
? .. i?. ?md th? aa* lum aeema
i ?propei plai ? fi au? h s meat?
n ? m .?
H CL*. LKR i'.' ?RDON.
Savannah da., i ?? ?
a
THE COMPENSATION BILLS
Why the Murtaugh-Jackson Measure
Is the Better.
To th? i..in. t ol Th? Tribuna.
th? next w?
?Leglalature win d? eide whether S? a
State shall Join Mew Jersey, Ohio, Wla*
,i? ; ii..? other American st ?tes
which hav? provided f"i workmen hilled
or malm? d : ttoi . oi *?????? kahop a
tern < ? lar to the
itritish - ? : : .1 ?;? . ? mu, u hioh in
that I b ? is shall reach tha
: i lldren, In?
?? i ( being appropriated In ?freatei
r laryera, even In the few ? ? ?
a her? t h? com ts. m ited etal
i ? .h ?i .my.penaaUon.
Pa Ulli for favoi I he
i'oli ??? bill, which li.is heen reported ??'?!
of committee is eeriouei defective ???
?
. , . . ? ? tui ?'????: ?? ?
tlone t?> it. sin?.-?? ?m it la propoeed to
limit an infant s right to recover In caa?
... death "f a parent, contrary to Sektion
Is. \tli?l.? 1. of the i ?institution, il.i An
I employe, unleaa ha parforma an overt act.
i. kl t,, i .ive waived hla conatltutional
: ight to trial b) Jnr\. ?? i \ ?it. trimina
iion i-? mad? us t.. ih" i? to whom tin- act
? lo ?i .un? .i"?-?? not appl) loitii' a?..?.!
ranted by fact i.I? :? nalbl? In laa
i'.i The acal? of cotnp? naatlon is Inade?
quate, sin?? ?t is has.?ii .m payment o
" t ? ? "ut "t wage? for death or total
i, .ii? i .t- ind Is iimit'-'i to a maximum
payment of |M ? WMh for .? ahort period
Tins?' objectlona are rttal snd othera
i ? ? i not i"* mentioned
The other bill before the Leslalature,
now- known us the Murtaugh>Ja< luon bill.
lia ?i eonaervatlva meaaure. aupported b)
the New ?orh a%__a>elatlon for La''- Las
1 isi.ttion and by tha State Paderatl.t
Lahor Many change? have bean made in
?this Mil upon the mlvl.-i? of eons.?: v ttly
?apportera, elnea its introduction, it now
provtdea for mutual Inauraaoa b) employ
are utioii tin- i;, i lum. ayateia, which will
furnish a Chech upon tin? stat?? Insurant a?.
which it alao aeta up? The provieloa to
require i contribution to the htate fund
bj employera ?-?.h" Inaura through other
fiiiiii?? has i ???? 11 eliminated. Employera
ar.? also t?> be tTanted ?the ; ight al i!
revlea of flndlnga as to maiitrs of laa
irther, the Mil la being Improved In
draftamanahlp b) Um BIN Drafting ?Vaso
tall?n, ??. hi, h |h iittlli.it.-.I with I'oliiinlii
li.lv? Isll..
if the Murtaugh Jaekaoa Mil t>?* paaeee.
mpio\??rn win not lie injured, employee
win be gveetly h?ineflted, the bMlnass <>r
tmbuasace 'iiii?-iii_ lawyera win gel a
?I. athhlow, and the human?' citizen will be
chested bj Um knoaladge that the.
wounded and killed on the industrial j
?batikti?').i ara aa laager ?left to Um caret
of the chance He ma ritan.
JOHN MARTIN
gtapletoa, ?taten Island, Maren c?. IMJ
MONEY IN LOBSTERS.
l*r"m The KTitiftir, Journal.
U'llmin '?iiri?'?nt arid ll.irv-, Mjrriefc, >f Win?
ter Harbor, at* unaas tbeaa arha have m?.in a
ti i. mi ,xt in,,n.s tiii?* artotar l?feat?etag, on?
1. ih?-?. ?..- |7. wurtli. iin.J the ii?*? .lay $71
arerth, aad ? * m- > ?bava mail?? ?aevaial oth*r aood
litul? Ttia-?, a?M MM ?mall In: twenty two In
number l.y th? pniin.l, mid r?acelyed |:vn for
limit. Mr largaal hau ?-aiiaht n number of
Inlmter. till. ?Infr that wel_h?.| elabt pounds
aaaha
Several Englishmen
OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT KINDS. AND SOME WOMEN, AND M
FILSON YOUNG AGAIN.
yrUht. 1913. by O. W, Smaller?
London. I-Vbruary 21.
Many things bava bsen well said
Iabont Scott ?ml Oates and their com
rades: among which the ftnesl ta?taM
sentones i buve ???? iH from "" L'1'
t? rs ??f an Englishman" in the "Pally
IfalT:
"They are mad?* ?me with the heroes
? of all time."
Iti its noble simplicity that may al?
most match with Bcotfa last message,
or with Commander Bvans'a inscription
on the m? mortal t.? oato.e:
"H?sreabootg ?ii^?i ? ?very gallant
?gentleman."
Well may the "Temps'' ol Pnria ?aY
tii.it th?s?? heroes f?ound the right word
on the instant, ami that they did mit
n?e?i t?j ri ?* to the Bubttme; ?they srers
there already.
i have beard but one furring ?otSk
?and that came from an Irish Nation
'allst, ?true in-ir t<> the irishmen in the
[House of Commons who cheered the
kuiins of Enguasimen by Boers, end
English defeats in South Afrlcs gen?
erally. Ha m Id:
'Yes, Scott is the la.st of the great
Englishmen. There ?rill never be an?
other. Th.*- race is extinct."
if it is extinct, it must have ?died
very suddenly Indeed. Ft r aome forty
yean I have known, and i atill know. .?.
certain number of the a orea and score?
of thousands who I ave apent their llvea
in far lands from ? sense of Civic and
Imperial duty. Thej have given up
homea and fortunes ?gad the kimi ??f
happiness most men cling to. Thej
have embraced hardships an?i ?danger
and d'-ath; as thev atill do and will
continue to do. They ar>* the builders
and martyr? of Empire. Of this great
company S?*ott wan one.
So far Is it from true that of great
Englishmen he is the last, the exact
?Contrary la trie*. II" Is the link be?
tween the generation that fasse?? with
him and th?* not lesa wen moulded gen?
eration which Is ?to come. His fate
has appealed not only t<> th?? ?sympa
bul t?? ihe imagination of hi?
countrymen, Me has sown the aeed ?
a new harvest On ail aldea ydu tear
the rising v?,i.?es ?if the younger men
?ruing homage to his example. What
you d?. not h<-a, is th? Bilent pledge to
? mula? ? a of hla ?i \ ??
lion end the h.???it?. of hla Burrender
But you . .ir.ri ? t be among this people
with its heritage of great tradition?
ami not knOW that the sp|r!r || i!,r
nor doubt thai Bcotl haa lifted 'ho
thought of England into the reRh.as
where his ?spirit dwelt When the ICIng
went t?? st Paul'? an ?England went
? Ith him.
i have r.? ..-i ?believed that th* tiaht
i.a,i died out of England, or I he
stati? o from the character ?>f the Kng
What they haw wanted >f late
i la a ? ? 1er I en In the Ht II
..? - ,,;' public life th? j have had
none The* have non.? now, __e one
?.olee th? ? would ha\e follow?
h? ?t?! no mora these live yeara past
!? ? : ? : .M.? men but no leader ei
ICtUS] battle: th?.*. 1 ist |<j ?
I wanting. Thej have leader? of Par?
liament Mr Asqulth stands high Ii I
?- md laM but no leaders of th?.
pie. Tha* is why Parliament
U?'irpS the pr. ! gatiVea Of the pe.iple.
snd ?srhy great natural force? an
turn?*?! ?aside a? stagnant Bui ?rail
till the ?real crisla mm?'*. When t?hal
com?es, and no man to take command,
then and not b?efore win i?e soon
en?itigii to ?sa hat Um ? I ?in at ?Bug?
I lNhmnn is low.
it is not Ihe men of England who in
? ? .?\i!iR-, but the women; and not rery"
ny of them, onl; ?' ? : if
you remember eti f Blr Aim
roth Wrighl In "The Times" last rear
j you n ill t emember the ph
reasons he gave for 'in* unfltnoes of
women to ?take ?part In public affairs,
i The i?,:i;ani auffragtsts have Ince
n doing their best to prove hoa
h i rb -. Not only tii??*.. but some
of tbe lea? Irrational ?uffraglsta who
\ ?lo not think ?political salvation Is to
I be ?ugh I through broken windows,
: protested against sir Almroth'a reelle?
tic atatement. Even women who worn
not suffragist? protested. The-, dl I
i not hi a the ?? my itertea ??f ?eg unveile i
; m the marketplace. But the militan!
have since laid bare to the general g ise
the Innermost secreta of sexual con?
formation In brain and heart, r.? ?-?
and nol Sir Almroth are the trv,- of?
fender?, 111- was a ?BClentlfl SC.I
,f ,??ri ?in morbid phenomena attending
natural processes Inevitable In the nf.?
of women, These period? he described
_s disabling them from ?baring i-c
burdens with men. The militant-; ha\ ?
?on?* further They have proved that
women of their own type are at all
periods until for ?public life and Inca?
pable of reaaoned conduct,
am which is a preface to th? state?
ment thai Blr Almroth Wright la pre?
paring and "ill soon publiah a Becond
letter on 'i'?- general Unes of his first,
it maj be he?ped he ?grill hold it htch
mi the next suffrage t?iii k?"'s t.? g ?ii
vlslon in the House. Hla Brst letter
vas issued at just auch a critical m ?
ment. In 'he opinion of men who were
In the House and knee. that lei t< r
kiib-.i thai hill. There la a possible
probability thai the bill of next ???
.sion may be carried, since the ?Prime
Minister, though avowing that in his
judgment b measure ,.r ?aroman iu_
rrag?. WOUld lie a measure of ?Ivsasle?",
pledged himself t?. make it .? Govern?
ment measure, and put the whole dnv
Inf ?power, ol ?lb? Oovernment behind it.
?r th?? seiond reading be once carried,
The Cabinet is divided. The loader? of
the Opposition ara divided in ?uch <
??haos anything ?s possible, sad men ??t'
su? h fon-e as Sir Almroth Wright ?nay
we|| reserve their lire till n mlghl ?!?
chle the Issue.
A great surgeon might be even more
useful than a great physician: tttgO he
only great enough to he capable of sup?
plying In ???me ?great ?>ttl?'?-s .?f state a
missing spinal column. Tha oowrts d?>
their ?luty and s?>n.l these suffrage
Criminals to JaiL There they, or some
of them, set up what they call a hun?
ger ntrlke, and after a few day? the
Home Secretary turns them loose on
the ???immunity. The Lib?rala then?j.
?selves do nol widerstand auch tactic?
The ?greatest 'Radical i know r?gi? 2
ins own rjovenunonl for its weaki.???,
i ?asked a doctor, ?He ?aid:
"Tintre'a a ?totter way than totetgk
feeding. The pangs of hunger and th?
I'.rii of death are both greatly es_Z
gerate?!. L??t food be alwayi grhgh
their reach, hut no srater. They mui.
drink. They ?Irink Whan they are hun.
gar-striking. oven the atubborneai ?
Hum. <;u?' them gruel with milk inn
,irt?i ?the problem ?s aolved."
It might DO SOleed if the Prime M,n.
later would advert?a? for a Horn? Be?
?retary ?"?it'? conraga to adopt a pog-a
of ?-iimtniin sense, ?both In reepe<*t o*
criminal outrages ar,?l of punishments.
There also is a dlfRculty, since the
Prime Minister and the CnMast asa
whole ara rasponsthle for the acts a
??ach Minister The ?act of the Horn?
?Secretary, or his failure t., ?act, is tho.
?sei or the ?failure of t?.?- Qov**tna_itta.
Let it go far enough and the peopl?
will relieve the ?Government of its re
si" nslbillttea. The Militants who carry
on what tiny call war BgSinsi society
ar?- not ?popular. They Injure the tnno
???nt, destroy property wantonly, en
danger lives, Lnterr ipt bualneaa imperil
litililic ?.riler and ?safety, and Lriti? _fo?.
ernmeni Into ?contempt They haveal?
ready iie?-n booted by the ? rowda about
the courte, and more than ?tre wouM
have heen tn?il?l'?*?l had not the polldj
rescued them. Thei?.- ma- COOM a day
j when the polies are ton fen to protect
! these sweet creature* if ir should, It
i will be the last day of militancy, Lv.r.
? Mrs. Pankhurat would not like belnf
i torn to pieces ly a mon. They say
Ministers are afraid of ? ihllc opinion
if they let a woman ?starve herself In
; prison. T>o they mean to ?rait till pub
Uc opinion of a quite different kind ex
preeaea Itself In 'he str? I
r.ut 1 win turn trom these mora a
;? - aerloua mattere, and have anot'-.r
?_l.i:.?' at one "f our minor enenr.i.s
Whether Mr, (-"lie-on foung contfaSMe
?to l*unp?oon U ?trli ? In hi?* ?ontribu
- to th?- "La!! Mali Qasette," a?i be
did in th?? "English if- l in th?
Rat irdsi R? ?.:??? i ' sa;., i
uaed to ?reed them, or ?look at them,
with an open mind, which pre* ?r.tly be
i.-tn.aa vacant and I read th m mare
They have one merit thej are ^hort,
and the italic type In e/hl? .. ? ??:? ar??
? ?i attracts th> eye of th?
reader. The title is Thlnga That
Matter"; from which ? word
!.. ?!? . ;,??? d OUt, lr the I " id line is
?meant x-> be descriptive^ "Tl
Don't Matter" would he m
Or if the things ?sometimes matter II Ii
Mr. i-iison Toung*a commet ta on them
whl ii do H"' The;.- read like prefsesi
1... n Incomplete essay
' Mr _*i mi Is s i metis? I ? i
he has not eueceaaftilly
art .?f earn* futon Th?? t-:?lit??r of th*
'Tall Mall" promised they ?shodU b*
? . . I" IqtM I Think
they rei tin: happily, Th? other tee
ladJeCtlVM were hut ? X)i:'"ssl. : " .
? !:..;e th? hope o. ?an Bdhto
?-vor In aeareh <>f novelty. 1 Mi
alack I y an?! looaely written, ai MS*
mon ?Even that gift of driractlsi
which Mr Young <"%? rctSSd n- :r ex
? ? - . nu to ' .???? beet ? ? -:?*:
Ho finds, tt si.ars, nobody but ui
vulgar enough t" sit his gall arto?.
Only American women, ?perhaps be
cause they only have heen kind to
him, provoke him to Ineult. Th? only
? ?m he condamna i? the Am**rlcea W*
| lar. Whether the American l man or
the American dollar has doni the more
harm to ?London ?s i questl m ?|* naked
i .i ! as '., ; yet, i think, snawsrad No
?ioiiht it ?requires t!;..upht hence Mr.
Vom g*a inability to anas ?.
i auppose -are ttfiay atUI ?take It front
him that lichee from salt or s^ap, M
lonlj they be tSngllah, ?ara ? ?caons
Trs " their origin b I fhe- At
lanU . and they sre the root of ?..l ?Stdi
h woman who has the wit
in enliven society deaervea -Indeedaha
does all praise. ?Let ?her be America;?
land she iiivome? altogether ml0**hllf'
I ?Mia Or is it ?that Mr ?VUson Touat
thinks It sat'??r to libel only the remote-"
Or are wa to infer that of what h
vulgar et ough to deeenre his ??ensure
? erlcnns, men snd women alike.
??ha** ? a mononol) ' ?Me admiaslon.
how ?ver, i v?. 111 freely make, i de nal
think Mr FUaon Touns/s dtntrilMa hase
In th? leaat denr?e ?diminished Kngilsh
good ?? 111 f?? Amortes and Am?tiic ?".g. h
thai full atream the trickle ot hi?
: v? Hum Is lost I ? xY. 8.
I -?
AT NEWPORT
... ? ... .-. -
Newport, March IS Mrs. Harold Brew*
i who h.is as her gueel the Rei ??? t-i'
mund ?Seyatngei of M.Ttt.M. .Sngtesi
gave a i-"pti.?t- m his honor but even?
ly "inn . m BptaKopallana ? t* a?"1'
| ??? pi,ml ? - of tin? Wil t?-r COtM
membere \\ ??! -.? i rea? nt.
lira Jan ? - '."? Inter Woedt n tt ?**?' -
.if?! h. r ton, Hayward c*utttai
ware dinner ?.u?-ts ol Dr. and Mtt " xv
Hiiatlngtoa at i*io\'n Houaa ?Scbeal urn
?venins Mr, Cutting was a etudes! St
th? achool a ten roars ago
Bdurard i Etenrind ha ? ? '
bleu V?u!.. ?after making an lia :>???-.i"B v
m ? etate.
Dr Clement Cleveland, a Ne* Vorl<'
haa fuel ? n't?a a short vuit ??' Um - ?'
? ? ??i? m i: un .slow. Rear Admiral aai
Mr- M inakm : ave oc uptod t)t ''"se'
l.iinis rottage for aeveral reara
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
[B] TtlesrHiili to The I'tlttut.?? I
Lenox. March It. Mr and Mrs. Ote?
?nt p. Haughtoa. of Beatea, bsvi hseaa
the ?outitry ptace ??f Mrs. B, rep? .*?an,r'
son, .?f Hew Term, in PittsitM.
Mr. an.l Mrs J. (?ar.lner i.otiki. of
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