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INSIST HUGHES
WAY YET ACCEPT
Politicians Point to His
Failure to Declare He
Will Not Run.
NOT A CANDIDATE.
HE ASSERTS AGAIN
Justice Tells Henry A. Wise
Wood He Will Not Oi-?
v'liss PolttlCS.
t Trcrr ' ? -..-?aO-l
Washingtoi Pnbll
to-day of ? I? Itel? from Justice Hughes
it Boni, v 9\ ta Weed, of Nts
reiterating lb? Jus' aration
I hot he i? not a candidate for the
? r ac?
or tacitly, has
tti-en ? I htr?<
that .T-,.?-t . c Hughe? maj yol bo per
n under
'
? ce ha*
? ' ?? v? i ! i
.
any t as re?
that I
??
claim?! to know how tho matter can
.t, and nothing has
come directly or
indirr
In bi? letter to Juaties Hughe?
? :?-. hi?
i
?
? ? who brireves that even
?> con
i therefore con
?
.1 not1
ts nature an
Hsj| i Ansarer.
beer?
recei?' (in re
jour inquiry, but, . juJi- '.
that would
I 1
? ?
as an attempt to obtain political sup
. from
:
'?
. ? .
, ? address delivered i
and won
?
.?
Loi
Burviv. .Inch
?ueh ? .
>
with the comfortable thourht of hard?
ships we have e?" rather re
petriotle ardor v i can make
ms worthy of op] I 'o to
use it "
Must Face Duty to Coaatry.
Thif many 1
Justic?
th?
about ?
J/reA- MB!,
?
I
fuse t i
a ciar-..
men to ti
comfort - - n to ;
the ht??-.!?1 iip?i and tur ? ".fe of
?
In othi r t was asserted that
' ' : up to hi? ? ?
of pr_ must
the com
n the vigor, ?ell
-
. ?
HERRICK BEHATE CANDIDATE
) i ambassador Hut for K?publkan
Nomination in Ohio.
Ce._a.bus, Ohio, Pol El Myron T,
Herrick, ? ?
to-day hi- declaration of candida.
the Republican nuinination iur United
Btatl ?
y ra? - notl ft ilumbue, ex
Attorney Genera] ol Oblo, who nn
l.ourn
dat?) for the !
?.'. nomina'
fifth candidate .rge to
th.? 1 ?i moeral
?
didatoa ii".- u dele
DENOUNCE COTTON EXCHANGE
Southern Men Declare New York Con?
f?ra \U |". ? - I I . ?-S.
- i
?? in*"
i ilal eroo-ed ?I? slinfr.
-
-
?
for an invesCj-ation. The chief t
of coi
ton I, rdance ?ith
11 in ? lent
,. eonspin n tha nur
"The New
'
?
ko( and ?prat ? i by
und ?I? mai ? ?
ptUI as 1??
ir, |i ? ? - .n the
spot market
?
? deal int; ?
n priesa, i
unfair manipulation of prices ?
? has d< frs ided the producers of
cotton oui of mil
?' sciats among producers
| nd othei
thai there Is n bear
- peculators
t, i otton Exehanga to
depress si ?1 Li Id doa n the i eo(
ton."
FLETCHER CONFIRMED
AS ENVOY TO MEXICO
J, S. Shea,.\\ay Succeed Mini as
Ambassador to Chili.
?.?nn'e
on of
Henry Pra! baasa?
dot to Mexico The rote waa 19 to IS.
J S Shea, of Indiana, arai
? ???,: to 1??' tl.e probable ehoii
? ? -. i
Kern will urf ent of Mr.
?
"day.
BAN MILITARISM
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Educators Would Create Special
Training Academies.
? ?.riment of
Superintendence i
.' aes
Fion :
The edu?
cators, hoa ?
'.
reci And
?
; ?ras
romiss.
.
m out
d to
havr
A i- : .- mil- ;
I ear
? ? f "to
'. , '.ment
'
rere s
?
membi ? ,
I
. .
. American
'
chief SCOUl
America, s
final
. .
.nucd
?
many r | 1
to youths o? eii teen.
"If America an , preparing
'. I '."CiM
?
every pi I a
army, tau?
carry
? .
?
and oth
"If the school ?system is asked to
take i eipat
ir be the scut pro?
gramme i.nii nt't a 'tin soldier* pro
GEORGIANS LYNCH NEGRO
Ilnni,- Him Near t Ity Hall for Attack?
? .
. I
?
band ? at the
?
; was caught his -.4 | till bleeding
> r.
rush? 1 to jail safely
lug, bnt the
crowd lat?" h hy t
Vassar Fund for Yonkers Girl.
IVi; \ J ] , i .. ,
? 1
?
'
oiks is
? ?
Hunpry Horse Eats Ride of B.irn.
Moi ?
i eom
? oi John P '
ivielty
cordii ? ?
?
TilE race ain't always to th
swift. VELVET is away ahea
the
-ay anead
of these quick-cured tobaccos, even
if it does take two years
for its agein'.
1
o
TOBACCO
LIGOCTTS? MVtftS TJBACCO .0.
DELEGATES FREED
OF ROOT PLEDGES
Big Four Conference Off,
Tanner Tells Whitman,
Closing Chapter.
BARNES THWARTED
IN PREFERENCE PLAN
Wadswonh for Unhampered
Delegation?Governor Still
Favors Hughes.
The efforts of the Bornea torosa In
publican Old Ouard to obtain a
aaap preference of the four delsgatoa
at*larga to tha Republlean National
? ition for ex-Senator Root BBVa
finally failed State Chalnnaa Tanner
I ehapter of the Humes
y In B telegram which
I ioveraor Whitman 11 road:
i notifies m?? tli?''
jn (h- i W ?i-hi'igton it
wii; be " ;'"" hhB to li ave. Bo
far a* 1 ?'im leur?, from the candidates
for district ? ?? Ihej agi, e with
the candidates ?or the delegatee-at
larjre thai there should be no pledges,
but that the delegates annul?! g? to the
, ?? : ? do v betovet their
jndgaaeai Si that time ?hows t?> be wise.
There la, Therefore, not the tame rea
>r " conf?rence that there ap
pearod to be when l wrote you on the
10th Instsi
Tsnnsr was asked what i
sna would have
. edvanee tha aan?
?Jena ? I ot and Justice
aa.
pinion/ he replied, tl
itrnete l di legation I ? ?
min?tes thi
? name at tha i
time, nor that ol r
? ? Root and
Justa
their i ?
for delepatin t.'
? unhsmpered end to use their
of tha con
? i."
Tanner Blocked Harne?'* Mere.
? -?.nre of three of the "Big
.ter James W. Wadoworth,
s R. Brown and
Tanne: ??s held at Republican
ftate I ?
of tht ? ' on st ('arneiriu
ruarj .'. aras Inal .
Senators WruUworth
read
The
?
Id re
.
?\'ork Btor Koot.
Stat u nor block.
move by objecting to any i?n
'if a preference untl
? ?:...! '.-. hitman, ol
?
Goi
?km,;
i .
. I . e day
?
.-?
? i after Mr.
Tanner had th him on thi '?
? he sent the t*;legrarn to Gov
' nan.
Meanwhile Governor Whitman had
: ?-...i that ha still bald
While Mr.
? r did not i...?? prefei
fsvors
? ? '.
See Whitman Victory
In Tanner Telegram
?.
r the . lenl turn to
.
of th? Republlean State rommittee,
ernor Whitn ? I
? i to diseuaa t'ne a
which cancelled a conference arn
to bo 1 by the New York ?!e!e
gates*at-larga tu the National Kspuo
ucafl < onvention,
Governor Whitman's friends, how
ever, regarded the telegram as a vic?
tory foi o e Ezoeutive In hin stand that
I : tod States Supreme Court Justice
es E. llughea should ??
nomination for Pri
They maintained that there never eras
an) reason tor calling a confi-rence of
?
tret th.- Govcrnoi
Senator Koot. Mr, Root, ir 44i.
Huid, would he Supported for ths nomi
aation hei delegates-at
Largi
NEW BROKAW BUILDINC
A MONUMENT TO TRADE
Unique Store Fxcels in Men's and
Hoys' Wear.
lirolcaw Brothera* new b..
to 1463 Broadway, at Forty-second
. is about completed, and u ?mal!
, .
I Bg trie bande?me wal
4'.uie? and wardrobe eabinota and
: g on ?>,? finishing tuu?-: ss prior
to the ?ipetilr.g, which Is ?et for a.
date.
structure, which v.l.
..ich.
bj a i
DI
I I
I
?
ihed wi
'
?
?
for com ton ? ?
g\
Btion for i
M
? l? of
the
: Hiding ii equipped with -
I .
-.
r, which is on a
i he | .-.j 0 4 er '
??. ilsplayini of ganas aaaa'a suit? am
over? .hite g?rmente, Ir?
nrioa and ? loth? i for ? p?*rt. On th
messanlne ? III be dl ?li r< d trni * ?
and leather |.la rhs mat
.,? ,|??, ?ill b? .1. v ..t--.l to men
-? goeae an.
bats.
Th? ??? il"?!' "f ,'1" "i:i" ' ''
twont ? """ '? '''
,,, iha ? . | irge ??? atrel rotui .1
supported by Impo? nt, colami
een? ?tono, with an artlstis gallon
entire roteada 1 '
gallery ?rill bouae the general offic? 1
the men's snd boys' shoos, the publii
telephones and th? writing room.
The seeend ?!"?.- will c.?titHin th??
1. ,. _nd bias! wd 1
?, . ? ? silt room
?,, .1, , ?i,.,, i . 1 ,. 1 ?J(.e,
?II drosa clothe? and dinner suits will
1,, ... ? m ih.' third fleer, M
th.. childn 1 ?pai tmont,
tWO ?I?K IVO I ???'I? m
? ,-,i quite oui of the ordinary ...
?.' and I 1 '
ehildrea'fl bait dreaalng parlor nn.l ??>
caily plai nod si eomfortably
app tinted ladii s' i? I room. 'I be rear
..f |he third Boer la sol apart for ?
sp?cial department far 'he dlepli
clergymen? clothe?
1 ? ,? lii'th and elnth loon ar? re
Served foi - I .".'? '?,' ? :?'l '
examination aad storage of ??<">il?nn
and '?
l h? bas boss of Brokaw Brothers
by Isaae Vail
Ho v. Bid C. Brohaw, who ?un
ct.ic.i his 1 '?*?? plsnni ?l
the non structure ai ? with
mart 1 ? cpaasion In
1 rod?.
On Junj ". 1..I, in the time of King
(>.?] 1 1
Br? kaw Buildin
I i
I '1 iiiticey.
? derm I
?m |>.
i pon 1 .? d< stb lu-- ni? eo, M i
ton, hold the !.?
for i.e.- ?on until '.
? he farm Wa ? ...? Idod Into loi s,
and the sis lets on art r(,_H?v
Building
? ?? until the roar 1 ">?'?.' when
Geori ? on aei. He
tnnintaine.l a coal >-ir?! here until he
tel in 1874. In
1901 the R01 ? Hotel 1 ?
- th?
buildii 1- ss 1 and <
I ? 1
. ?
? ? peri
and pro erit
U. S. EXPORTS BREAK RE00M
Hlghei ' a I91S.'1S, fJev.
. .....
? ? ?
I
? 0 mark
:.r.
lanu
?
?
per eel formel best
it
?
,. ... ? ; 1
larra? ,?,.
-
. . !?? r ? ? ?
the Imports
part mai
June-?o to January SI were
in th.
Gold export
'
four ? me? tha? am
- year.
- ? ?
K0ROENTHAU BEES WILSON
Ambassador Rep ?Its on Work and Cea?
?.in In Tun
Washington, '?'?''?? Henry Mor
penthnu, American A." ' to Tur
: old Proal I
Arir.eniuns, an?!
gave a ges ? mal report ob
. since
the out'?r?ak of the war.
Mr. I e ha I ro pr??> ??
, ?
?
absence aV.rnr.,! he ah.
INDICTMENTS OF LABOR
COUNCIL MEN UPHELD
Fouler, Schulte.s and Martin
Must Be Arraigned
Washington, Feb. 25. United States
Corr.n ll
?1.?? utter | on the Indictmen's of II
II' Mr
?
- ? 7.
nted a ?n
.
'
?n
? ton
lpt1 to > ?
?
?bout resist.nj_ 11
?
A Tasty, Srtappy Toast?
for luncheon or evening
"snack" is TRISCUIT. the
shredded whole wheat wafer.
Has the delicious, nutty f.avor
of baked wheat. A real
whole wheat bread for any
meal with butter, soft cheese
or marmalades. Full of nu?
triment and full of "chews."
As a toast far chiifing dish
cookery it is a delight Al?
ways toast it in the oven to
restore crispness. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
RAILROADS URGE
FEDERALCHARTER
National Incorporation Is
Declared Best Way to
Secure Regulation.
TIIOM ADVOCATIeS
OENERAL INQUIRY
Says Companies Want Control
of Securities Put in Hands
of Government.
the TribuD? gaisas I
'A u ' a? ton, Feb. "?"> Com|
incorporation onder Federal charter
? ? . ?. i to Congress to day bj
the railroads for nil int?ntate rom-,
meree carriers, whan Alfred P. Thorn,
general counsel of th.? Southern Rail
ay, appeared before the Bouse Inter
mi ni.'" eommll
Railway ? i
?
American
?
Wh - roads were
lly in favor ol the I e< ? ral
< pro
? i I. II, on which
mi ad
props m o f Fed
x the more
effeet i seeure such regulation
: lay,
Mr. l ! om itated th the de
Mie nf the rnilr.. ..ration
?.f thi?? Buhjeet h?? included in th?? gan
? ral invi i| i ilro.'i.l
or in the Newlands
n, I ? '
1
trod t'i
?
n and
? Coin
; .
The ' also i
?
? r i
i other
I
? ?
I '1 4
Roads Take Measures
to End Car 4Shorta<;e
ChU ' ;
! i
couinement by that organization to
?tos
I I .? rnr service BOSantlMlon 01 lh<
., ? ion recently ronei tod " 1 hoi ? I
n gcncrnl nliortage of ?<>t can f'.r tht
movemenl ???' avalo In tin? t?
I.' ' h lgO, from th? Twin ( Itiai
i,?. i?,. ,,.,? th to sr laonl ? and t
city on *>.<? south, and attending
? ai i beyond ? tolerado,
"Shortages ire reported from sever?'
? pourr? ? ..h ?i ?? Pacifli I ..mt. ineludlni
California and Oregon, and on the M??
bile K- Ohio Railroad. There I? also *
shortage ?f <"'"?! SMS in the Alle
??hi-fi I
HWhilS Die?? ?h?.r?-isre< rvia? ther'
I?. freight congestion In No? I
around Net? IOrh anil other AUanti?
???npi?! ?< "
II ? la 'irer railroad* ea?t of ( hua"
hi-?? agreed to deliver t<> the Western
"o |?.?r ? ?Tit mote DOS run thaS
?, ' ? received from Western roads, and
??ill exert ??il p.'?iibio pressure au con?
signees to unloiii) Hs rapidly a? pel
ears no??- rea?lv f?>- delivery and
to avoid ordering good?? that cnriii.it
he promptly unleaded,
.550 MOP WATER THEFT
OFF HIS CONSCIENCE
Repentant Citizen Sends Money
to Mayor.
Msvor Mirclml retained ? money or
dar for ???r.i> ysterdav from some con
science stricken ?ituen, who wrote
lhat it was for city water he had ?i?e'l
without a permit. The sum will be
placed in tho f?inal for ?I ?? rodeetlon of
n. The letter iea.| :
"l'leo?? accept f.'O for the conscier.ee
fand, postoffice money or.?er, for city
water use.l without a permit, f have
, n nom? and sddres? os i-1 I
S.xty fifth Street, which la fictitious, rh
I thought it might lie best t?i assume
some Bams for protection going through
the j"? tofflce."
SING SINO INMATES TO BOX
Instructor Ad\i*es Men to Enter ??ing
Hn.l He lleneflte.l.
- ?*"" 11 ! i ?.- n. pi: inn bridegroom and
of ?h?.? Mutual v> .
fur. League, ha? ?s.ued a call to Sing
' IS boslltg honor?.
Thomas Maddoa, assistant sergeant
n? arms snd ones prominent in the tis
tic world, will be instructor ami refere?
bei ng bout?t, with Deputy Bor?
I Seller-? to assist him in ?he m;''l
?nt of the ring, Seeker? for h'?.-..?r..
? b? en ad vis? It ?. b''X.ng be
of It? museular benefit? No
h tting or ilugging will be to!
? , . . ,_
aTchi. D. Archbold Sails To-day.
Antoi.g ' ' . ,?:,
on the Porto Rico liner Coamo for Ban
; Juan and other 1'e.ito Etican port? is
, John D. Archbold, the active head of
the .Stindnr?! Oil '.'tere?:'?. He
" ? ?. Arehbold bi d
?rr, Mrs, M, M, Van Beuren, and
[ pa to viait Porto
tak?; ti.? entire
.in?l.
WHITMAN YIELDS
ON BUDGET BILL
Sees New Light and Possi
bility of Fight with Legis?
lature Vanishes.
ir.om t H???? i mob ?.'.'?' el the ?
Alhnny, Feh. Jo. i.overnor Whlt
? budget bill, ?"er which there ?a?.
i?) much turmoil at the beginning of
the legislative BOeaiea, ha? b???n plan I
in the dlMUfd, an?l the poeeihllity of a
fight between the Governor and the
store ever ita provisions ha?
?.?'it. Until ? fow days ago vi??/ir
oua declarationa were forth*
r*a frlonda that if the
tature did not adept his
bill nntouehed there would be trou
that the Governor wa? insistent and
thai lie WBi goiiiK '?? 'nil 'lie lawmakers
bash in anecia! asesten ii ins ?
v. ??? ?? sel ' .irried o:*.
Now ??il ii ?hunKed. The Governor la
no i(ii.t.? ao sur?? that his original hud
c?'t hill i?i nil that could be de i I
!!'? Iiaa found merit in the sugg. ?
of Bonator Brown, Senator -"???g?' and
o'her Republlean legislstive I?
The result la that a budget hiil framed
along linea agreed span ny the legiaia
tiva leaders a 111 be ? as ad by the
Legislature and Governor Whitman ?rill
The G< vernor's change of front i"
,. at Heputy Conl
Charle:? S. Hervey, arhoae api?oinimenf
Public s?r. ?-a Commission is
hanging ,]n< in the I inaaee
Committee.
Mr. Bervey ?pent many WOOka work
i me on the budget hd| f,,r *?
I Whitman. This work ha. 1,...TJ5?
?nily?' ' 2HS
Uovernor An,?? ?'--kir w
the llnn.K?, | ,VV. ? gill
r*n '' ' ' ' " " " ?irr V
'act, that if a?!
' SN .?Z7
, signature r-t
'' '"' ' ... .
-ri T '
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?? ' Sl0BSSi?Jr
I ?
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w M
? te.
ana for edm oistrsUes et !"
. n?.iie, appr
veril and si ? tket 'or??'
amoui . ,, *
ritten ?*
-.
rali?'.i ' . ? .
he did
the ??tk
'
he BSid. wai he??-.,, t,jlt r
ti wort
?
" I Item &re ?E
aille.
.
1 ? ? jr.ar ? -
I <r ?
' ' I ?i
ernor
this.
A WELCOME
TO
AMBASSADOR MORGENTHAU
Under the auiplc?f- of ths Mi i ? __?__ ?I
New >urk will participate In a ?.re?.-' ne lo '?
returned from i onsl intli of ?
li.li of th? College c?f the ' ?il
Nicholas Terrace, 0:1 Saturday aftd . 'dock,
Mr. Cleveland M. Dodf? is
I reside, and brief add
Purroy Milchet, Mayor of the City; I
Rabbi VVtse, Dr. John H. Finley, Pi
? .dur Morgentha?.
The Colunbll College Glee Club s ?
A. Baldwin will preside at the freat Of|
7 he public Ii eordlall
Entrance ?t Gate i?8th Str. ? Uenui
R. PULT? '
Chaira ?? ? on
_ '
> t- :ia8tannuuunuua?anaaauMaa?Byii^^tV??WB^
?TUTyilTt " "'"?"?"?""""???? -tt?p-K*Mt.*a?.
?W F%
V
mmoral
That Has Been Heard in the United States Since the Civil War"
is the way the Philadelphia Record (Dem.) refers to Senator Root's k
speech, while on the other hand the New York livening Mail (Rep.) charac?
terizes it as an utterance combining "the vision of true statesmanship, the virility
of stern patriotism, and the convincing force of cold, unescapable logic."
In THF. LITERARY DIGEST for February 26th, there is a complete
summary of newspaper opinion which reflects all shades of political conviction
upon Senator Root's speech. No political utterance in a long time has crea
much thought and discussion.
ihere are many other features in this number of the "Digest" to inE'ir-st
the American public.
A "Brief" for a Discussion on Preparedness
Prepared by an Expert. Both the Affirmative and Negative Side? of the Question are Given. Thia Feature ? of
(Journal Value to Ali Who Engage in Public Speaking. For School Classes and Debating Societiea
it Will Be Particularly Welcome. One of the Most Effective Way? of Getting a Clear
View o? Ai! the Ramifications of a Subject i? to "Brief" It.
Spring War Offensives
Canada's Spy Fever
Mere Infection from Battle-Wounds Than
Expected
Germany Under the Water-Wagon
Who Invented (he Movies?
Lincoln's Poetic Genius
Women in the Orchestra
'The White Comrade"
The Sunday Paper as a "Necesti .
Watchful Waiting ai Salonika
A Pan-German Vision
Crimea Against Eyesight
Military Liars
The "Bends" on the Battlefield
Insects That See Invisible Light
German Education is to Blame
Too Much New York in Our Drama
Mollie Fancher's Fifty Years of Spiritual
Victory
Another Protestant Movement
Church Harmony in England
To Weld the Militia Into an Army
Russia's Big Victory at Erzerum
Armed Merchantmen as Submarine Prey
Audacious Threat of the Armor-Plate Makers
\ (jailers of Striking Illustrations
The News In a Nutshell Clarified
BEAD J HE LITERARY DIGEST and obtain the
? reek'a neu . f n ed trota unconfirmed
and obscuring verbiage. Here you can p i
? pi * pot rumors and acareheada and cloudi oi
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