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DKl.UOATKS Hlil.VTi: Till, K.VKNTH
or vt. n. (, roxvFATioN n
V HK
WILL MLLT HERE !SEXE
fAuani.ib «h.i, invf.
«• vi, i:\t vttr.it - ' *
'i min or viih* k vYr '.n
Ml\ KOliVMI.
licyort- on tin —invention o; th.
I'mu u liiuif,mi ra * i tue v ..iiledt-raw,
hold Him v.-i-K in l.linc in.. K, irii..
till* a|..|>oii,une;,t <t itisi'.ri at • nil
mutt', iinit trie pr . ihv.it 4«r JUtnUviuris
to He sent t.» the * .iliiwi a i-.;i uy t - d'l n nT.
with I'uuitnc I'lmih *. ttf.;*;.*' tftf ’A'
vemhiT m—tim: .if t!;.. Mi* iWJ'l i
Chapter. I u. » on Wo t«5
morning mast imp n-tnnt ■
.Mrs, IS. A. HH rii.ai, i.wistrar ot tin;
Ulrnmond t’liii|)ti! nmi a .ieiegaf- 1“
the ..invention, rend , im t. «'•.
tailed tup..tt ..I thi- s -1.... tlm
l onvontii n, tvlil!. Mr ' .iitPia.in ' K:in;
tlolplt hrleliy siiti tied tit. most in,
portaut netinns the .•>.n.. t • n. ’i n
Governor of Arkansas, veil ran* anil
&•..ns of vet...rims tnn.dc initlro««.-s ol
wt'lii.r.i.’ at the opening s. Hsm and
throughout th«tr .th- .mi. pa! -
were royally tnt.fj-litim U.VY U.y . t til _
us util ns l.j lh< lo.nl daughters.
•Most Interesting to the Vlrjthria th i*
Ip.it.-S at i:!’g. Iltl.l CSj).-, isliv HO t.
tile mphmi.ilil lepr. s. Motives, »?.* th
vote, following u .viurit.Kl (lUitBSt Pei
tw..en Hiehmond ami Washington t>>
si.nr.- tin n. xt s--sH n of th*’ w.nu-n
lion, which v. Ip'U ..iinit")• -how.
l.uCs l,.r HKhmuitd anil 1 v lot
Washington. Mi's li.indofph ,■ »*■■ th.
lnviuitlon from Hv-hr.-iond. busing !,. •
claim* on this city's v ital eonm-i lion
nlth the men in pay who fought and
died for her anti her sister cities ..
lh>. South. Mrs. More in . Mended th
invitation irom Washington, w-tth
plea for thr young,
Voarli I Iflj- Thou-ii ml.
Compiled rep. rfs from th. -..i
chijpt. rs ..f tho Culled fn. eht. r- . •
the f oufedt racy s)..> \\ • d a m* mo. r -
shiji «f 41.262 daughters who are la
boring lot- the perpalnato.n .-I’ t •
.'•'derate memories and h v..r to t...
ret. ran*, both living ami ,d.
Th-award forth- priJe .»«av .it C ■
intnhla t'rtlt, rviie this *..
jtven to young man from Ala'-.m4.
e. ho wrote a historical th rs.s of ti,
ear between tin- tttHtes. The mi a
tionaJ • ommitt. - ai*.. r—ri-d th-,
tin- I mt-1 1 Kht-r s .f th. t.,r
t-raty hav. :t seholnrshlj. it V ,
College. .1 *; -1 Hsli,.t .. [ f.o. ... to TTl-'*
the d. It-aims ; th Is f • !. -ir d. r p. ,\i ,. ■,
than soft, o ut tu >*t -■ . ? ., .* *. t -
the nit: r. (ip th. '.mt ii:.
the convent 1 »n a r*!ffna 1 homIr it* r
• •Xttltion ot lo r tii. .■ ts \ .p n p. th
Ci.nfeil.-rai V. km pari Mr . Ran.!?.;;*,
ii hen Mr Si.ott. ,t turn., r ■;|. ;nr ; i
man. tv r.diui' in latti- !;■ . . . ,
a Homiu. t of hit. . i .attth. m ,n
i" her .-1. s11• ,- ■ IimII nit
wer. pit s-nt. d to i-r to Mr
Jis.. i t Irjriman. mnv living In Aril,in
las tit-, tianuoiph trr.uefupi a. ■ ; -
-d th. < i.niiumi. nt ami
. 1>- t,. the I 'onf-.i, rate t? V.
Membership ( taii»i
V!f<] long <Ji-> i>~. -a, th -mil
I'm in to thi , •-til ,i;.in , jf,_. , i
C. In regard to tht nn p.itu r'chin , |„ „
w hit h was Intr.-'d*: . N:,;,.- (.
lott.l. Of lhf> I ;■ t it.. },_ , ,
tarried to a two-third* n i M;i: ;
Sn4!r-r < •«!' tt.i . . it || , v' ■ lit V- •
have lost »!ght of th- fa,i that be
* hr. from .< i ' 1,1. it i-.i.. ... ,
a a valuable a- from tUr.i
soldier Tht a pit- inf m,
reads ns follows.
d*-r to make lilt- it:;. ; . s p t
of th* t a .*•: 1 ■. to ; |f,
na limai am-rn!
Til .t oint :i * r.t • , > i , n i . :
ship are th* -o ■ *, *,, ,.
widows. ttjvi .-. r- ,..t. u ji
and lim n; «!<•• . udant* m ;i;. ,
ns served hemraNy in u». Cup'i'd
*r»ta army, navy •*! op. •; n-vi . . .
of thus*' men. limit fi t „ ,i . •
who loyally p.tt aij to t- i'itit
Ais*. Southern women uh , t.in »:t.
proof of personal .. . r
to I ho South tin t 'at i {
•ml th,* lima, *1— dan!** i.{l, -
of each w onn-ii. v, io is,v..| g
Tht* otinn if hntti .mi ■ t*. i*.,;
madt h> this * •n***intt a .. »....•
flee. with th. pip tli'if- ■ Mi. i
i"ils o| sui t). Mrs .) I* • ts. * . !;
son. of ft it dtim ml. now hold* this « •
foe. ami a h;st.,rlt a! . - .-*, u-.t uu,j,.j
her dir. < lion »*rm , I t
attrn* ttx.• f....ti.r. . , . . p.ti,.,.
Luncheon* uii.i i. (t p. v*. a *. , .
HO.-ikl a. SO. I) p|,
to th. .ltd* it t. s
Memorial »i Arlington.
Tin’ report from lb.* Arlmgt ... com
mit le** in design allow.-d thm tin
iummllto on design had engaged
• rtigt an,! drawn up citric t tor a
Joii.mol monument v, liho.it ». ing any
design i r consulting tin* t xct ntivt
huard. This brought forth mu h op
position front a number , t St.it • *. Mr*
stone referring t. tit, minutes *’.; the
last convention, where it had
left wholly in tit,, hands nf 1 he corn
initteo f >i designs, others contending
that tlm minutes rail for ,s design
Virginia as well as the other* .!*•
clnred they were not willing that a
monument should In* pUu-ed in Ar
lington at so little itst.
A motion wit mad i !,v Virginia
as follows
While fuliv appreciating the work
done by th*- po(limittee oil df-ign mill
heartily endorsing' fair M..*e. idsehiel
as the artist chosen, Virginia in s
that the monutn* id trend t*. i,,n
eral Lee in Arlingtoti shall ...si n„t
less than JMhOtlo, hoping f.,r $7 enn
and another e.»ntrttct drawn up, an,,
that the Sir Moses Kieklel. artist
ehosoit. shall submit a v. orkmg model,
that In ease the artist should he
Ill nr died his work nutv i„ curried
on to a Httcei -sful cittni.Icti hi.
This motion was carried b.v a l.,rp
majority. IV. Samuel Lewis n ns tc ,],.
associate chairman of tin Arlington
monument hoard.
Tie convention i titered rtapw .-t
from the V. H. C. to <'onpress thai t!>.
latter led;, shall have .. report oo tp.
MU for marking the gruvea >>f th . i'.,n
federate dead.
A vote of thanks was given th*.
chapter to Mrs. Rttndidjih, Mrs. \
rn-mner. .Mrs. J. f! t’orley. Mrs. Hd oir
Taylor. Mrs Brown mill Mrs J. l .ini-r
Hoblnron for their success! .il work a
delegnti s to the • ■opt ention
Historical EvaoinQ*.
The lirst of the historiesl evening*
to be given by the Richmond fhupter
will be held on VVednesdny. November
J?, In Lee Camp stall. Miss Kat..
Mason Roland !« cheiman i>: ti-.s com
mittee and other members appointed
MTednesday morning are Mrs. J. Rndert
Robinson. Mrs. K. if. Clmves and Mrs.
E. E. Moffett.
Upon the motion of Mrs. “Moffett, it
was decided that th" Richmond Chap
ter will send magazines and hooks t .
the Catawba Sanitarium In answer to
• general plea from that Institution
for literature. All daughters desiring
to contribute to Ibis collection are rc
%ucgted to tend their p.-rkuliettU
books, etc., to Mr*, Walt or Christian.
'315 South Third street, who will send
Ih.- dr#t box to the snhllartum In. two
\\ < eks.
The treasurer of the chapter wak
iii*truftcd to pay |2& to the Oonfed
etirate Museum.
Votes of thanks were eextendPd to
fit- Chesa peake and Ohio railway,
throtiKh Mrs. VV. It. Vuwter, for the
splendid jirovlsions made for the trip
to and from I itile Keck, and to the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter In Cincin
nati, O, fur their kindness to'a Sick
Confederate veteran from Fredericks
burg In their city.
The sum of $10 w as voted towards
ih relief of a Confederate woman in
Minnesota.
1. SUIT DIES
FROM APOPLEXY
01 ASHLAND GAR
(Continue.l from ..First I’age.i
1 A.o!'tiul. She survives hint with a
; little boa. Charles K.. Jr.
I'hc d. ith of Mr. Stuart comes as
great at. ek to all who knew him in
j-i.ehnv ltd and i.i other parts of the
state. lie possessed lovable trails of
eiiarut ter and w as exceedingly popular
! a'm my his cti*< le of friends and nr
( nuain.anci g.
j .vr. s ; tart recently won the tirst
I vtn ilatlon contest prize awarded by
i I’h - Virginian. H. Is said to be a
l . ..i the lion. Henry Stuart, of
i ftussei! county.
, j, > 11 \ i ltl.DMOMI TALKS 1-X
lilt slAsTim.I.V (IFTHKTRIP
TO \.
Ql’KK.NSTOWN. Not. lid—John hi.
Redmond and T. 1'. O'Connor, of the
Irish | arliamcntar.v party, who have
i been on a tour of the t'nlted duties,
arrived lure last night on the steam*
■ hip C, it it from New York.
They wvr.- met by a big gathering
: rej.j. .-entativi s ,,t public bodies and
nib.-il parties Special interest st
ye he* to Mr. Redmond's homecoming
i t ith roti rern e to tin attitude *.t the
i nationnliKta in the present political
r s AH sides recognize the import*
i f. of tic nationalist leader ns a far*
1 !• r inrgeiy ruing th. situation
Reje ■ r.o r,, an address of welcome,
Mr Red»n.<nd dwelt with enthusiasm
u bis reception in the i nited Stales,
W ■•!. th* • *e|Uc touched at Crook
y e et; ttiis terrmon th* members
tie Irish deputation were given a
i greeting -ju t, aS has not been Keen
j -si,re Carney returned from Ameri* r
: <Sr* it I*..nitres earned on all
i !h< hllltei..*. saiut. * were hired and
; k-1* w > re sent up
HUES COME HIGH
• Ult lilt \\ I'M ill »{ t ,\\ VI -
i * >iu» rm >i. i>i < i. viu>
miii m \(.\ vri:.
1 HI *' AtP i, ,\ < *v, 1i;,- American
‘ I t 11«• ITS'.'ly mil;
| ■- ■■ i' a < weigh to af
j ; tit.. I'.ir Ins da lighter .lilue
1 .. 1 'Minis .com. high. they
In\: ri* “ b.vond the
h.>: r< Ui. iiiiirt.fi Cash they must
, ■ . > > . : t the; (j.'ttmnd more ynur
j at '. K:rl mint !... willing sin*,,
i l*> In r tiled w,f-i.Then he
j ri.ii.i It. r he err and afterward
j ■: n. iti a* f. site ...air family vrn i«
‘ 11 ih* public i- his money hunger a
| n-.T appeased."
f .‘.at a lh- .. .. Si..., i Millionaire
1 '..rtin H Kilgallen duoutued int.-i
.u.-an! marriages after hi- ,xp< rl
- with Count Ju.'*|Ut m Alexander
i ■ II M. link lie Beaufort a- husband
1 fc '• - .‘.a-.ghter lr»ii
" '■• Ii i ttrst laid t|„
I said the inillianain. "I
■ I i • an *l,i .vitter »ml her mother,
'V* . at. -lane and 1 nnir tlm r have
. * r* *s.-11 t,» change my opinion'
N ev Mr, Ki (fallen i all fur a di
* • ■•* * «l*'d l.y lsi'irallen's order tram
1... ai hospital. .here his collates*
( 1 r "v.rin*i from a 1 rok.n knee
i> v hit h 1- - titi i - have been caused
the lorni. ». .Miss Kllgallen's fall
. .end.-., v. liib- tnini; t • • escape
B'oiii her titled husband. In.' lli.au
,1 rt i.as ne« n putting in his tint.
] hei , in dodging: l.aili.T- seeking in
‘d!< • t hi ::;s that lie tt oiild
j he diver..,I Were laughed at l.y Up
■uni- -Mis Kilgallen stands with
m. , lie said. 11* wife |*,i*s me. ami
ns lie ktlgu'lcii- pouf! In doesn't
count. '
1 hal Cai-a Kogan. ji *i*»* « count
lias id* in l-*-tla\. 11 * ■ annnun* .**
that til preliminary arrangements l**t
the divot * *• ate t * triplet. , arid that
S *>nly tip* removal of his daughter
from the hospital l« bring awaited t*
I put th, wheels of the law in motion
| Th.* count* -s, h* said, will lie taken
! Icdtie io her lather's mansion within
! ’• i ' dais und pro. eedtngs w ill then
I l.*• instituted l ■ turn Count Jacques
j Ah indei ion Moil rile do Beaufori
; * *.it upon the eitie! world.
Unimn-s ttia* Millionaire Kilgallen
would s. til.; a round sum upon the
j * Hint t*-r th** tdeasur.* of his absent'd
•>* m chi* ago i*. re vigorously denied
"Settle," said Kilgallen. "I guess I’ve
j s. t'tcd him a r tight. I've punched
; him an*. ki* k*-d him good and hard
Settlement: Not a dollar,"
VVH.I lUIMltaTI.
i>s omi'ANiBi
W A t-U I NOT1 KN, ,N*jv. Iti.—An in
v. .digati.-li oi . cpresw. telegram ami
t* loph. ne companies wo* decided
up**n t>y the National Association of
Hallway Commissioners at their con
vention to-da; . A motion was adopt
ed pi appoint a special committee to
.oiuimt an inquiry Into the service
ami rates of th.* cypres* companies.
Another committee will investigate
the rates charged by th.* telegraph
and telephone companies.
The gr. tiler part of the morning
session was devoted to general discus
sion of the Slate and f ederal railroad
; commission. Several of the State com
mIsslons exprerred the opinion that
the State and Federal authorities were
at arm's length, and that there should
he more harmonious relations. Com
, mUgdoner Clements, of the Interstate
| Commerce Commission, said that the
commission desired cordial eo-opera
tlon. a* far as possible, with the State
commissions. He thought that the
fact that there were occasional fail
ures to agree should not he regarded
an Indicating a lack oi the co-opera
tive spirt*
' it'.
WIU IET STAFF
LIHRini HO A HI) UOK* Mil Mi'll
HKIUI.MI DITIKI INTKH
pkhi:d mitii
RESOLUTION IS PASSED
t'OMPHUAII'h MBASI Hi; I' AIMII’i
BO—I V* NOT M'.Np HOOK' TO
< mllllt-'t.U IIINTBUT
I' AU tKUBil,
Juf t .as Punt tmy arc aide S'1- l• •'r
'four. th< .Ian. » assigned to th< .n tile*
member.* o: tin suit- library start
nr.- t** allowed to tin whatever
work they phase out of olili'c hours.
arcuruitiK to rue . atom auopted ">
tile I!lirai,\ lioat'1 Tin day night.
it had been at h rs i s . ggesieil that
a» every monito r ot th ,-uuf tias em
ployed on salary lie Mumlil l>e teouu
e(t to Kite liia whom time to me
library and eould not even at ienc
at niKht do other work.
harm? that nidi an order Would
l« pr* inulcatetl tin sra.f utitteci In .1
letter lo the hoard a. khijr that ri"
sneh rule he rna'le. Very ‘ittie work
has lorn done hj ant a the si lo'
i hut occasion sometime* erises wlict.
extra money ran he made with ■■■it
j causing less «.t time t work irom
i the library.
Memhet ■ of tin- staff 111 their app il
i to the hoard held t.ia* it would not
he proper to pay them for s*veu
, hours’ w ork and hist.-1 up'.n twenty
four hours duty. Tin time at horn
it was admitted was in * strictly "n
j duty.” hut as it hud tn held that
as tin members ,0 the ytafr were al
ways rather working or resting ■“*
they could go hack to work, they n>
lieveii that if prevented irom d»inii
anything other than library work they
should hr vnllh i< ntiv r emuuer 1P d !"t
what they might the- io*.
The hoard, however, put an end
to the whole milter by deeidin..' that
■the staff mem hers could do as th. \
have done r.l! the time. Hut It - ot
them have op to this time done ■■ 1:•'
outside wmfi to amount p. an: th.el
and tin b. aid tlii.-s * .. that the pa- •
sage of he proposed rule would meei
a situation bef..i. it 1ante i 1 ■ t• • exis
tence.
i-r. Henry Mel hr nine. stab
librarian, feels; i-onridept that and- .
the •■compromise ruling' the library
will continue to prosper. The iiuMi
tution under his administration h >
1 reached a v. r hath stab' <>i ex< t 1! m
and value and through his > 'forts
r hemming a greater j actor in the edit
• rational Ilf- of iht State e-cry oar
Hoards' Kcsolutiou.
i n* ri vtimii n ;*g?*-*M i<* &nu au*pt
. «1 by Th* board r» yarding t!*•- ‘fit
vtdF* 'vork matter u a.** n& follow.*:
"Kes<’i\.-d In t*» the
men! « f file * mpb»ye* of the !H ran
; hoard Mth reioreiiee to said tmp!
'doing- work <»uts:.V of their duties »r
.'■•■nniv'lon with tin library
’That it is the of tin- ' r !
••and it is «•> ordered, that emj»b>\* $
the library should n--* undertake a i T
whi .s** **x»*i ution l.« to 1 during- un
; r« gujar hears whc n the library i>
and its employe* or an\ of th# m :•
required to 1 #• in the library
"P'lrtiur, that no ontsid< •, V
should b* doi:e b> employe* .»! Th#
library outside *»; library hours of *u: ^
■ a publh fhara< t*-r as we.a-id 1 <••:*!•
: ciliated to cause a mfaappr* du-nsum ir
the mind of the >»uh*!i as to whefh# i
such empl”>e> jiKi property d!s. >-rjre
' ing their * *rtl«• la} dutir*.
1 "Further, that .vain employ, « sTp.uh
? not undertake outside work <>f >
a character a* would tend t<> diminish
their HfUiencn in his- harcjn&r th. i;
duties in th* library
To K«*nm:?fp I*b turret.
The eomr.tct t •• r rftfmnting the
tun > in the Ifbrarv ir&lls rv ••.•;*,* ward
-n, nd Hmith. of v
V<*rk; Th* ia>t ]e*u:rc ynpr* rb t
ed ll.aoo for this w i k and Mr Sm it >
.will begin r.-i'CH hinc mid r-a jeaulm
file portrait* immediately.
A v **rdi?:g to the ruling of the e ■ »
no u*nk* an «®ont to th-* Fate*
sanatorium, ■ * tin* lit r*ry e n* t an
fh'TlZ* d to V' ■ HUiiV ItOoks -V, ’ f
State in: »itTh“ vanat<-rlism
realizing ih f '•«*,. k- sent th* re «--.ub
not I »• returu -! < ■- Oiitnrv r»- v *n« nr*.
, vriHinsp. asked that a c ub rtl- n 1
«lv* n.
00A0S SOON TO AFFECT
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT
j .UiHKKMKNT lil.TttKl \ MV
vork i evritAi. is sm.i m .
MORI 11—OIHIU M W S.
(Serial i” 'lh. Ki< hmond Virginian
11* >A.\l >K K, VA , \ [ ti - pert
Indicate that the mui h-taik.
trailiv urrariK*racnl between ttir Ncv
York Central anti th.* \ irgmtan rail
i way will g<. int.i effm t m th<- .'art;
future. Such «n arrunsttn.nl
mean a great increase it. hailing.
: l.r th.- Virginian and would pro* u
rally Insure it a prosperous future.
Bussell Davis I’tit . is. chilti t.f .Mr
ami Mrs. It. I >. I ar'is. (in ,-! S.tt urn:;,
in Hamit t. N. V. Tilt* I>..tiy a a
hn unlit t.. lihif. Hills. S|irnu.. an.
interred in tlladr i r.i l. c.nietery
The child was three years old.
A large number ..f ltnanokera w. n
tu Bedford Tuesday with doss am
Sima t.* upend tile day there hunt
lug. The season In Bedford op. tie.
Tuesday.
Colonel James I i, Johnson has s *n
to 1‘earisiu.rs to attend tides I'treiil
ft.urt. which hegan Monday.
Mr. John Tay lor anti several friend
ot NeW Jersey, arrived in lUniir-A
; Monday in a I’aekurd tar on thei
way to South tAirolina, where the.
will spend several weeks.
Christinas Bed Cross stamps will h
i sold In Boanoke 'tn;s y.-ar for th
henctlt oj the l ree Medical idsptii
i sary . Mrs. s‘. \\'. .Iamt<?on. who .■
‘ sue- essiully conducli tl tin :...• ; .*
year, will haw . hargt of 11 .mall
this year.
j Percy 1. Spec.-.vr. wamed her. lo
parsing a worthless cheek on the'ml
Hall Clothing Company, was arr.su.
i in Danville yesterday. I olieemai
King l.rt her., this morning to l.r in.
him home.
I The payroll of the Norfolk am
I Western machine whops to-day
i amounted to $121,000, an . lncreas
over last month of $8,000,
Flossie Smith, colored. chargee
with shooting at Rufus Martin, will
Intent to kill, was trlea In polic
court this morning and was sent i
the grand jury.
Policeman Trout, agent for the !So
oisty for the Prevention of Cruelt;
to Animals, has notiiled all' person
owning cows and horses that shelly
must he furnished for the animal
during the winter month. He als
gives w arning that all hors, n let
standing must be blanketed.
At m meeting Monday night dirtv
tors of flu* Hottookf ahd M* mu Airy
j ,S» uth'rn railway th* n d in mako k
hid for thrt Motmt Aim fiifl
* railway, atUaitisad to • *« sold fit Alt
Airy if thr bid .*bouhl - a<v*pt<-a,
th* r nd will be ur#t*tl in roiuit ction
with the iiin0 that is t»* b* built Horn
1 H<-anoka to AH. Aio , It la a narrow
g&ugf proiHfditV»n but in u • *» n
w n»><i into sfimiMtfUi «.••• < at Hriftll
expenm The bid "as Milt Tim.-oiiy
n « i iiihk ov i th«‘ wfr>- i U- \V* . *fc
* *rn l.’niou, but bo f**pty h ' <*t l<*on
in thr- mrnlh of < h t r th< Nor
folk am! VV^ torn aiiipn. nt> «*f ru:il
w< r< ns foilo,vs.
'P>ir HJor Tii-ld.... 1 -i 1.4 1 s •
i \ t ■* nonta. U< Id . •
k* i Jo Id .
Non* \ a lo ifl .
* lirn h Va!. Sudd . .
i>7a. ( M I 07.s#>. s
J- > AT.S-; 1
f* *», i 7 7 1 ». 'J S
I... a 7 LM. Kit*
Mr. anti Ml.-. H n K. M.u *
i|tliyt.!y < fbhraHd Tin'• lay the t - ri*
ty-rittn utinivt raary >>\ ti tr mai ri.ign.
Ai i Annin Mflj Uum l has ai
med in Salem ft f-m ‘ *r« *-nsb. o, V
l*.. tp all olid the rn . i Tina d i>
i ! her t i Alts? K : ! ir « t-.-i I'ett.
to Mr. ilo«h Nelson
11 U |» ?->ibb* < ha* i u
v* i. tan ted by t h -lit « *m
ri* r* '■ » n t; <- i-m in
voJ\ jtl^ f .111 s n Iti*• Jr-i.u. . |
I Mi \ ani mid bet we. * m-h...
Wins roll-Sale ill.
I * Mills* • Of low JU i
| iron itutr** t. the ii h i <a> h ohm
i neat * Milt u K»*r« ini • * ■ ■ ‘
j do-w n. . ; i it f‘ * vld rh.-a \ ■ «; m n
| furnm wul follow i m tie n. u
! to tun .
I tj Ij'iri’a-r in W'e.it Vein.
WAMllMlTo.y.
i ■ '• * w .»i i • 'i * igfi •
> t- • r '■ n<* < nited
* I h-u h ultUlV says:
. "■ ■ ■ *.»d pr i- ami
! I lifiT I* r i ‘ * l f«V\ veal
! m. j-e i • ■ w he* lit <
I nianv <d the prim
I • ■ 11’. ii> -i>-as< d
| i s h . ir o iK-en
i *rrain. in Argentiti'
i • nfii rm ^ nun w .
e - a : ; .* • ►.} i r n)}: he > •
; e* » < a*- mi if i.>n .*
: ■ ‘'t :■ • r, j ini indn ■
■ inm . . miu yjj
:n. r of proioi
h o.. . ..d ale* Ul A -•
i n «‘r *, season
uro-xiinji the lat>*
i ' r th• • ui-*4ing ul i it
r. apeari yield ifc aim- -■
aht is annua Sly in
j tee ujosi impo* rant
i The sir,.-, trijj iealur
i• !o - ihe dma* tr
' i'raiihi . a J .-aty pm.r
>*•#•11 ! 'j p i CiS i f l*'!".:
s. .*.iio*rn Kurope j *
rtatiu n i and the '
j w ill ;>! (• * ]_■ apfir
* v iiit;*#i' - in 1 ram e. >,
| lia ve Ki. • n extrein*
sf no . t h« importa ’.•
\ u»< - ■ • the sa.’lle «
- ''(*••< fs ;*? **room* r-tj
. io av \ d* :n leu* \ ife pr
U
pari r
ut
i -
Mom -
jargv r than
- ji t-i an
mdr*
1 o I
•pit m
, * . p'
The I 4U
• - bfliion
■mi erofjv
-■■as--ii
t *.rn in
. -sciy been
.»s a whole,
rh#- tvcor i.
nd Italy
r r* ' ;its. !n
i;:- ihtf plo
i I * im ' r m p
j rnit' i s:ot* ♦ n t:
/ an • j >. peri will ’
1 ern - r T, at 1 f*. M
i i n v * « ti - n /Top Of
- l>.-e- d on Krld
! it! Z 1- Si. The -
'• l-r- '
■ mv? * p-i's xViU he .
j ■• r at - I’ '
r
d -.ri T/
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• il:
m I -
ll.M’l is I s 1 »)lt \ Hi 'I: \.
ik‘ i it.il in
I dll'll il-lii'tl l ilill! ■
! n-m ii \ i
I'.Utl s N-.v . ID. •
iter.:nnut> an *
; ping :l Ul. . i.lit'- s ,
-■-i. Whit, ii.... ■ ij ir.
; inji.iiri a re i*. i|..wn
:.■■■ a. >.■ ti;
t-in *. * ma
t
; II il! UKiieati
. ! s-iti.-i The ' r ■
' num’ • r ->f k:
of Paris, v. hi:,
res.-m tile id;’
til.- Paris mi l
..hart liie r
. j detailed Inf-.rtn
! loeaUty »v-r
KUfiires of i.
| fly direernil 1.
; the top ■ f th.
. i.t nearly T.O" •
r .ate to !• ni
I’liris Chin-.
i rn. si [>. - ai-.r
■•r;
tr airri • ti !y« j.,.
i-ePire will she th
i.*r» nor;* or s at!,
*' east l-r fi.-sl ,,t
a Ky e-r.o itinc
aa.vlgB.tdi ni
’ ri ■; orr : r a. r {hf
a he is tlyin*r.
•r H-lopt. 1 nr. ,
ear weather *r
•-1 T..1VO, , a.
u Th. ntM . , ,
■ -t .-.It l- :'! . •
' amp, ■ ; . ■ ■ a (..
airmen
I
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I W'li l< *\ Mtl J t; A I ii I Iti( \ (,
in us*. if*i;\ «»r hi n unv
• I ' vmti un.u \>i.
riffl.i :;i v. \,. : .
i;i r ii r .1 , mat do i:. ■ .
!-r• t*--l Sir V.' tin anil I.mJj i; •,*
■■ s t-l'f " • - >-'!i Ting i-.fi ....
oloi;:st>. afterr.- n In r ■
I ni> >t> 1 - Thirty-ihird
■'i n' - • m i'« i p ' 1 :• v\'i:1 "i v, i i
•"> Hi*' - tr. it- -teal I*. , |:i, ,
A ■ Minor, V . < nt and i • r, "
Sir Wiltiani. - •!> is pr . , < ..
him;:‘.niticfi in Ai•►•r<k>«*n I'm .r :>
tland. has m ole niliVA • \i.edi;i ■
through \«:.i \!:r; r and hu m .,ii
many tnto ••ytln<:imo e riis in lha
■ n t rIf' if at As i. i W .'1 ■ s 'i .
* I' • hold h •.1 .'.me jfr< ond m th.
•ii••h-.- 1- that th- ji'-ifkii.iii
ti. ■ (her- ;u. nnlirnlted.
iiis talk " ■*- o-ilowed i \ nn f iiiK
iraffil If in: !.-. I .a dy lium-'iu ,
W it Amu.-. .in Art In 1 i;
A.-i.t Minor. I. Ay Hairt.n :li
ini< r. ttfj'K nilie i: and hi >| tit - ti
,,"‘ituii '*i h. i- hotrers throughout
leotU! e.
Shi ’old ... .r.J by means •>; -t. re
••i>l an vi." fll unrated th. . onl.r
ins's i.i a. i>. {' Ht'ti hi, s',.a ml th • nuri
Asia Minn in t of tntdls,..
tomh>. atnl anythin*.. pner
• stinp to th. ir. hi oli-gist. Her .1.
SI ription of th-. women she ha:- no
in In r tt.'i'- ■ > - parth-uiarh i-t.-r
e.'llmr. Mid (hat thro a shout A; ..
Minor, am.."; . (lasses, grout a;
Moil w:>« Hi . li !.I hi';uii|r. s- hit. !
tlio hula w-.ru [ the |>i't s ■ tii tiai,
firf<- a; 1 in Korop,.. vvery tut to
.'•■mpc.red to th• - ■■ ■ worft i>} th" wo
in. u i:. tli" nountrien who, n;,.
tiy.n,
she oil • I S i '• at" to 1-u. ,(|. ipi, M
and - lid that d had hi m . :, •, , ,ll{
nann d i:i living < alle i th- - ii,
lnmies, nod - that throughout in
tra . els he hud m ' or seen a nior- in
ter.'Sli'uf or ,.r. tti. r . ity thar I'm. .
del).hill.
h'ollow in,r th.- <■. tor. tat wa
served in th.- museum. Mi- i "hftrle
I’ustis H trrison lining. the h„*t(s.
Among 111..'. pr. sent at the ieotur
were ('harh mu me Tower. in- S
Weir Minis-'.!. IHrare Rtnnev, j)HVj»
Kantlitli Mm Kis vrr, Charier' Cn-vu
I• arris n and runny others. Hir Wil
H'<m wh* the truest of the Venn flu'
where a reci’i'tloii was hi Id in hi
tinned •
TaUei. Ill in t luireli. VVoinan liie
Viill.AI iKI.vmA, PA., Nov. te
st rick rn with apoplexy while utter,d
tng church services, Mrs. Hannal
l,i nnlns. of 2341! North Thirty-lire
Street, died rail)’ Monday inornln,
at her home. She wa» In the Vnio’
Methodist K) iseopal fhurt h at Wi d
stock ami Diamond streets last Thnrs
<Jhv evening, when she wu* stricken
•She hmi taken putt In a prajer si-r- j
vitro itrul witt. talkhift n ft’ s>rae j
friends whci she ml inieerl In u pew. I
Screech <>«!- (ireul kuirr>
W.V.-’l II XtJ’i'i Nuu'm.j-r i>>.—Tin
tn'cntj-i'i^t.ih u... ..ii <n
tic Alin i u.ni • a iiittn.. - is I :ij".i
i i ■ •- . I L I ‘ i I • • ■ * I ' ' '
to-day.
‘The v ■'i '■■Art t hr« da;. .
f r<*nK W ‘ hi'.[»!?t in, oi ,\vw > “rK, \\<in
rhairman to-u.-iy. i>r t‘ J •. \\ moult.
rotary of tot r milhsotiian tnsthu
t i< n made Hi*-. #u.tdr*w * f woli ojiip
...I,. i ,i t a - ;> r. ft < tmbrulv .
Uitfcuftscd * Th* ('ointKftip *»l U*f
. .util m. ti<-i*»-Kv nr vVnise i. .h-nti
Tif a.nvi.il Xtehois, of >.< v \ ork, totrt ;
oi . tr,o i•. large « it.' .
That a < f.< r* * n owl will eat
a quantity «»t tuoi equal f<* a lu-ponuti
'> -g f i mutton wi,- in" t u.t» »pnt act
’. *• tic*--, i by A It fir a h. ^hinisan, of Mo
il regor, Iowa. Abbott K, Thayer, ui
Now llain|«.*hir* . uloo <]■<>kr to-dav.
Mi . M oi < ominy llojnr
j b * M'ifiit S. T. .Vi'i'Kaii, of to Vjr
K i.ifl-i ;u i]i; - t h- ;nii a! * *mj o
who hua h. if ; u <i r'lnan;. ’ r «**mu
• ■•■-ky < ft b, oir • >- in t'« • i«. • i.i-.i* ' *h
tho ooju|»any, . sil sa 1 for non* on
.v'a turd ay -if uard the Ma »<*
«< rdm# to a cubb-gram n Mixed front
him.
Three ('(’umiltU Ch to .%3* t j .
'•* flu* co mmitb m on
’a i * !t anlriM am! I rht will
!-o h. !*1 W T • i i - - . *ia‘. nisfht. ai! at S
<• dock
•. i in- ;. ir> a r* r- y !.i; and
'ill I.* th o ii- fi to the tran* i' ',,,n of
routine
i itv liujH Market stall'.
o', N'TTHV^ = VA , N'iai inner Jib—
Tin* oity Tu'.mlaj. mi pahii- aiteti«>n,
u-h.v'd ail tlu- !")!■ ht-ib .'tills in tin*
:»i v. * it'* hi,*! :-, t f«‘r an ayy.r. z-iii*
• nnnai rental of ^T.tjOh. Tho V'ori ta
: h- .‘.r? \ * t t«> 1>» r .mt h Thf
market ’hi! « i • t *- ! about I • o:a
h,. r 1 ....
tr*oi- tnaa h tram i % l'*ai:
ill i hi*spit»!ity t«» si;. ♦ he The
fjntlor t hf •!;» * < ii-o -o' Mr.
Sloyjl'.oftl \\A i>. miiO • f : i *
church, w:'s drli^htfu! foatur< m.-i
the ^peochos wet» ca!o*daied t*» ar.
incre•!«♦•*<! *.-nthuM;r. - m ntol Uuu! th*
Mrn*n I.eaguc to i con * ; tin \* ?y\
Jiu'- w ork it l :\ii ht oj. * 1 oiu ;.
Ill Il'MlU!
Thi UK.s uh»! II klll-Vill !!■
Kir.,i ■ ii ' h us th' a.‘-tor- i-an
, h
It use tzi i e n I ■ th. .M'ii'v I.- • ’
which Mr. HttfT is lht t:rr!.s-< are -'
•: !•’. ; the men ! lie • m«isilimi.
C.iii.neJ John S. Hare ""d tva.i tea.”'
nuufti land hts , ■ t! t-- • ■ well. T'
hi I ;ri I ''tti lit - tli tali;-.''’ and
-a .1 "a, as ■ .a; I-itt. present, U
a jtr»'U i'lMnri. Thi sr.i nk.Ty’ tab]*'-.
it nw -I •' *. ■ ■ r : 1 — its.
* > a i tuiil and [ir.**ttilv si t off ti lth
■ -i - * "iHy - hr* -ii ” ’r-'iiri'. a.<
mrriii iitivi I hisi, let- f (.tin -. 1 • sij■ t
runn'!t;t ii dt.i and tl iai rs mud.
>: • .rum |« ..1; 1 , s". an.| inviting. Th*
taliiis wi r«* -i I that all tn-. s. ni
e M 1 ' th -k«- ni.d hr .< r th" -in a kern
Til.- mtisn v,," .'I. ntractii.itur,
f ! hi ■ ; — T'n ■ >t tl selection*.
tit' Men's I.-hsti:.-* octet*. Mr.
'mi - a imr; Mrs. Rowe. o<itttr*ttn.
.ad n \ I 'in duct lit- a a M ri
li Kin-nt'crtf uni M,-- a. i r ■
.ail I’nii.yi ,1. 1:.\. I K<: z "iYi red
. ravi-r ..t tl'- nwiiii’g; .■ f tin *• ■.i -it.
M- ill the I ensue.
! Mr-a • r i r > ' •’ ml T Tn ..1 ,
- ! t' ‘l a- th flr<st sneaker M i nr
!. ‘ rd-. ti | f Mi ■ * ■ . ■' ■' ,•
■ .-t< nu'tc.i t-i *»v Tli" ttv'vor
' i ,-e.c.- t,,.. . . j ■ • ji.
-• d Me ■ ■ Mh-hH
>. • ’•..in.’ titi \! "■■■
.ad i-neh nme a a- .am e - s
"iirht* a:.--. ehed ...j t' s.
th" e;.Ill's Slll.li. .1
1',. 1 *h V I : , . T 1; . I< ... I r ; • -
. 1 "rd"r ■ 1 -r h i ■ u i f,
tint* - 1 - mi , h tin■ pi.'i .. ri.
t !.<'"£_iiuth d. -iUisu-d nnd T '.1. Il '
s. If t i h. art "i'i Insist and arr- ’ !r
hey. isi to lni.1, ,.r (hi bljT'it v'; ‘ .
j life and tn try and m-si;.. r ■ 'has,
oh.i r- t r shier ami hett-r.
; ! \ ‘ ern.'-’r M . . . ..a .. ».
would un tnnk a s;,i ",tis ri .iilt nm i
a jf-ih. Hi pr. I- d t:,.. l-'irsr ’i,;r, j
. ' ' i r. -t, .j hi i o' - :,t - ls.h- ...
” ■" ■■■•’ll' nun j r ,.t .lit! ,;v.
th. >•!>.’.• ;ii )ur,.. .
Ir-.itrn.ii .spirit ,, n man. Vskin
■ ! ■ h n ms fli( ir fu|) ,j ,t. ,
r"‘-i ' he t h. • m'.n.
' ’ ■ the 'Ctil.it ill'! urifi 1 ,! .1 <•),,
V"" n" n "•S' «!.• ir li - ; an ; ini!
• ■ r th,- tvnelit f ithits
1 ,v..r ; • rtf: ,. th. ' . -t Ilf. S
1 t he M !.i-;iC;.;(i «
iv-i-ept i'T.al'y i:.,l,),v -p, . h. r-:.n.
’"’hi t . m til;. I h hi ,1 ,n ri
1 * till- rr,’ It St’>l::em 0 f, r j,•
| ;-i d hy the Her, whn .minii the fit
(hnrih sins j( ;,s to-,ins
•' 1 I .. ! ’ • : d. j", a \ , ;■ i. :.|
.,rli’ ; «'ilk. d ..,1 y (
f ‘*tp ah'i the ( htlstian man's
latlon th. n tn.
f,r '*•( Im-H's AtTilMss
Mr. M,,' hells .. id rev "ay th. :, ;
' :X',. ',f ' * '""s H- "ms s.s
‘ ’ ,J' r.’"' '"1 ' i,!’ t!l- ’ h itaumi
! t re ii r,n< er t . h, l'tr
' rVh happy ne.i'le; tie:
' ! :i"' in Its. hni' ad and jn ,f.
• . u ’ v’ ry tendi’r. He r. r, rr,
•’ " ftchlf ement.i of t^
• h"V’h •!"' • ■' ‘treat intim-mv f,
■ H‘- 1 ' ' I’ll’ll af.ir save
"'.ler. sidllf *’’*.• si,,,, ,,f rhrt.
Man laMr-jishii ,in,f th, n !,i„„
!■■■ tanks of th* Sotith*i h j h
t he *•’ ., era at : yeh. hs ;h„ ,
' ; 1 f N "ith v ere the onnri
• *' •* I i • ■ • >nmu«n .c«-h- f>?
f ^; ^ v‘* ? rr>nstant^v ;
pr'.‘' ' ’ P,! " 't'"* •' ' "t IT- ..ter I
P' . :I" '• ’■’■■•r ;) t>! :t the m
e tn, >. lull tii-thl V si ho is 1, nessim
‘ '■ hr. Mitchell ,P .. ... J ,
ai-at a hie me,us ,r rhl, j
■'!Thirs of (he not- n . i (i „
.Ml • v.s n. t turn in.' Vi-aruMa
Itsulortwh »p.
!>r. .Melirtnie! r,” ,h. ' st
made a s r- r*l|.'it i.-iis id,:,. ytr
. V >!«»•>• td’dl'dini e,t the I.,." d,, ■ t',
Veed Ii,
\V " ", 'a-., r . . ,
eve si V I -live — i . . ■
■a t ids hum*. Hdii sir
"e - '.11- r. \ • tit. I , -i- , .
•ititM’ilii'il made an evH'lrmi a.„
■r mill,., e det.'h da- t-,
ri rhnisp to n-sth hy Pntv
tfT’ni’,1. \ i• v,, ,fc
t'
•’.s . . -Ill,I sen , i’ SShiirjlV lteli j
lew■■ d tiiei e ei' llie I , l.i,
h’d 1,1 his wil'd;,ip, eh, k, ,1
to iliai * h
wt
'*•"•'• I" He Hi. .a.,,
tvosinvoiav v, ■ • ,• n
v t ■ .f i ■»,.
. r»'"’rvi,vl fi'.vi , «..,>rr, | f. ,.4
v'- \'-V* pffii >' t% i t fHp
|T* t»f ♦» '»■ i ’ o »•»> »■% , v* * i . ■» t ■1 .
t t’twlpf fVi<x i *1 T»* » ,, f f » r
[ cl- *T> «• £ I M <»»*,. s . t » i ts.if
; h y !*'> i-1 >fw1 f,> i *>t »ri
1 »-,’?; •< |p ‘V*,i Pji«pa *>*' jx niipil , r ,>f
l*Pf*t F Thfl*** 'll wtiljptP;, .1
* I * 1 I ' ’ 1 - • |l s T I ' l I " f ‘a * * T 1*11 1
nftorn<> K^neral within n f. vv .Un
.. . a i.'V V .. ' is . •*■..
MUSKET BALKY.
RECESSION NOTED
NEW.YOUK, -Nov X#.--^l«dcrato
g i!n-> v i i i.- m iii in . majority *>f the
Iriipwrtant imuis at the opening, but
tle*re war an immediate recession,
m n»t of the arij gains being lost.
At the end of th» nuarter of an
hour th market b* ■ ante steady.
After the moderate tvaetion the
market ruled steady hut hun t all dur
ing tlii fir-, hour, with pr: eg rang
ing in r fly slightly under V'-s’i-r
itay o closing, (governments unching
t-ii; other winds strong.
Aftei a vigo.- in oriv. in the late
forenoon tli it e-n.-od n deilfrte of otu
point or mo- i man;, of the active
nt breeds and industrials, there was a
sl.ght imjirn -err.i-nt. but the trading
was without importance.
The market ruled dull in ih- after
noon. but a tii in tone prevailed in the
leading .. - ret’i ted in further
> tight I.lies from the losses sus
' i;ed net i - re midday. The more
tirpo.-taii' I-- , however, -were tna
t«-rti»ll> iow-.-r than at yesterday's
M W YORK STOCK MMtKET.
Open. Closed
A meftf nn Tt“»l c-ir-.r . 371 <1
\ n A <rr Chen ■. 0». ,
A'1' * < ’h.-iMf* - r» ..
Ahis-Chamber®. r f! . . .
1 Vfrr . * 4 70
Amcricw. <an. 7n 10
American Can. | fd. . ... . 7‘ '«
\imrican Car A ! h. .G ' ,
• AmfrinM Car \ Kdy. i ! I. . ..
I American Cotton Oil .. 4.. <*4 . * ’
American Lorvini^T i'e. rbG 4 »■* ‘ :i
\merirnn I.o- re - vr. pfi .
, \mcnenn SraeYinjr . s \ ki’4
1 Ar^r extr Siijrar... 11 .**1 * 11S V*
AniA'. 1YS. an a T*‘ Co..... HI 141’.
\ mei scan Tobacco ,rr»m...
A njfjloan Tobacco, pfd.
*. r.af'inria Copper.
i Atehison.. Ip * < 1 f':?H*
\ »!actie Coaat I.tne.......... 12** HOY
I'lltimcri" an ! >hlo. 1C'7*» 107
•'■r- ‘okJytJ l?*ipid Transit. 7 7
ftuadiao Paeif,' .. . U*7>4 J90fi*
C •’■^Hpeakr* ats.l Ohio. ,,... \V^
hmafroGreat Wtsatero. :m . 2 h
'i.K Mil. and Pad.. l.li"* 1.4G
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tVHEA T—
No. rod. Western
No. 2 red Virginian 9i
No. 3 red . 92
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No. 2 white ..
No. 2 white .
No 2 mixed .
No, 3 mixed .
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PRICES
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\ to 7 prints higher at the op«Rl^
on stead.' cable* and c«n»lder
room cover!i>k. Prices eor.Unued
harden here after the start and «j
was less confident pressure from '
sources than was visible yesterday.
Price*: November, 14.25®ji27;
cemlrer. 14.S««i 37; January, 14.St|
21): March. 14.42 hid; May, 14.54
July. 14.4S <a 50.
llootl Danger Famed.
I-A HIP, Nov. I-6. —The danger
flood in Par’s is believed to have
ed. The peine at the Pont Royal# ;
day was ill feet 10 inches. The
ther bureau believe* it will be
ionary to-morrow, but that
’coming down stream will make.it :
a toot and a hull Friday. After
it is belie) ed the river will contlntMH
! fall, unless there should be fur
, hard rains.
I whifii we have deptc
system inward whKh
I rig.'*
unkpj'n .Meet.
Rcn.-M.-ra Temple. ! >. O. K. K., Wl
have a special meeting Wedne
nigrit at Fraternity Hall.
>crTe Sttitper.
The Hugh Maclachlan Bible elj
of Seventh-Street Christian chv
will gi-rv ‘ an < yster supper In
Ichurt-h Wednesday evening from 4
: V .■Cl'.. K
MR. BRYAN SCORES
NEW NATIONALIS
( . i- . 1 Roosevelt Enmlat
Hamiltonian ( 'entrali station
Rower Docrrime. He S®y§.
LI Xt'OLN. .Mtt, November *.
rinini. ing Theodore Roosevelt's
Nationalism as an apparent at
t.. rel ive the t entralization d
,,f Alexander Hamilton; VVilUant
Bryan, in the forthcoming issue
nis pap. r. Ktiys Mr. Roosevelt
have a hard time convincing the
pie there is any merit in his adv
■ f less power for the States and
f.u- the Federal government.
Mr. Roosevelt will find." say*
Bryan, that even In New York
...mention over which he pri
whs careful to safeguard the in
f tiie States. But It is probabla
he lias in mind the national
^•ration of railroads, which hf *
rg.d, and the national ineor,.or'
f industrial enterprise*, which
he and President Taft favor.
"The purpose < t national In
ration is not to increase national
i rvlston, but to leave Inrorpor*
to State supervision- It is not ittej
Interest of the people, but In
to rests of ambitious,, CtH®<
whi.-h are anxious to remove tfca
rtr < f control as far away fro
people a* possible.
■ Mr. Roosevelt's seer,ad plank 4
•alls the restiveness which H«e
v.r shown, when confronted bjf:
sftitutlonal limitations. Hera
discloses the Hamiltonian
mind. Hamilton w«s a beH*K
centralization. - Ail
■ He viewed society from an ,
ratio standpoint, while thl)**
framed our constitution, justly/
nized the impossibility of ol'
Justice except by a proper 4.^,
Uon of power. Mr. Uoosevatt
have hi.r.f work convincing the.
Unit it will be wi»»'t*> go tagr
mut consolidate the departm*
our government.
■ The third plank is realty a
lury of the second. It is %'f
apology, as well as an expls
If the executive is to be ef
under New Nationalism, Mr.
want* it understood that
recognise himself as a stewaf ,
public woilfare. Why slngl* |
exe. utive. Are not all public •
st. mini* of the pubmt wMlf
the same sense?
••If the word steward is te.
in.-on the same as the word^
.•utative. then the legislative
dicial departments «haaM
saltie responsibility as the
department. If, however. M#VC
veit toes the word steward hfy-j
i.r.-m sense and means '
. tiicr departments of gover
p. h». representative, the cgt
part ment is to exercise a fat
teivst and act independent*'
wishes of the people, b«f
gebd. • f course, ho Is af
doctrine that la as danger
>*rang. to cur people.
"That’is the doctrine df'l
not the doctrine of repubb
ehall see as time god*
tar Mr. Roosevelt’s erffi
tionallstlc and how tht .H
be new. if U means e*r
ought not to be called
centralisation la the old

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