TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1007. 6 NEW-TORK DATLY system. us that the combination in question and Delegates next winter will be 300. Two and efficiently in the- conduct of suea a pears to About Teople and Social will be leans toward the trust side of the line. It is at Incident^ Amusements. Commissioners will booh be elected from the That the political progress oi CWm "full by profonnd all events "a ladies* agreement." The Su!;:-TC— y.:\r,— Philippines, and of 1910 places ntt<'iiileBoston, in the Church of the Ascensj ASTCR— £:15 A •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0 Tourist. willhave to be for probably the railroad men who [FVr>m The Tribun*Bureau. 1 ea J;EUAHCO— — tion [a to nor is it to deplored tion. It seems that on November M. Her Miss Gladys £:15 Tiv li-se of th* Ilancho. members, To adding desks and seats be expected, be 14.— Russian Ambassador, sister. Ric« — Buildi: continue largely make up the dependents of the board- Washington, Oct. The wil!be her maid honor, BUOU—8:18 The Master ball or regarded as a to the world. The pro- daughter. of and Mr. M«ins siste- HU.M;V:- Kobln Hood. would necessitate an enlargement of the menace noonday who. with Baroness Rosen and their Means, ]:I«)AIAVAY— '» the ing house take their meal Miss Claire and Miss Kafherine — —b:18— It.per? Brother! in Panarr.a. an aggravation present ductive power ot the Chinese i pie union-trust Elizabeth Risen, has to the em- Earton. o* CASINO h:ir Thr (Jay White Way. and of Inconveniences. in that much vaunted Damns— returned Boston: Miss Jacqueline Kelly.Miss — <— arts be enormously ex- with them to thetr work here, to-night Ccrnelia tier** OOUOiIIAIt B— Yaudevi.!*-. Mr. Boutell, therefore, proposed to remove the :L-id Industries "ill organiza- bassy occupied a box at the Relasco Miss Dorothea Potter and Miss CRITERION— *>:IS—T-.- Dairymaids extensively tin It was asserted at the Elolse Durant wi«* desks, replace benches, the panded and will be broughi more reservoir. to act Virginia Hamed in Tolstoy's "Anna Kare- serve her DALY'S—*::#—— The On-at Mvlfie. them with reduce these same pails were as as bridesmaids. Robert L. wi" DEWEY—2 X— with otter tion meeting that baron baroness, there were Means Vaudeville. floor space by about one-half and devote the and more closely Into competition nina." Besides the and be his brother's best man. Following KDKN MI'KEE-Th» Wr.rlJ Id Wai labor, Uie large wash boilers. One long faced house- amons; and the c«r«^ F.MPIHE—*:2O—Mv Wifp. area saved galleries. lauds. We may shut out Chinese '"it as others In tluir box Prince Koudacheff mony there willbe a reception at the Rice RuTtf-fly. thus to lobbies and Republican declared that httnMassachusetts and Ardsley. H. S. Brenchley drove. KNIf'KKRROCKER— S:IR—The KTarrell»t. case pall. and will be LIBERTY— fr>m an and a clerk and corre- in the Industrial scale. That has been the dinner will s.iil for Norway on November 5 -*:IS—LoUI Berlin. l>er has office room clear, therefore, that this 1.T.-'- M ••. Thief. dictation, desks a in Japan, where wages have increased until It seems pretty absent from this country for three o«- four months. The long distance drive of the Coaching J..Vni<^—'•\u25a0jn— \lihow. with tic- trust. It is a conspiracy in restraint of take part in it willdrive from the — Round fp. speaking and voting, and can ao longer successfully compete SOCIETY. Holland Hous* KISW AHSTCTtDAW—'- 4>:IS Th" come to be used for tronomy. IN WASHINGTON Blairsden, C. estate, KEW ir!i-T.K B- Tv— I-li.;la in personal work simply Industries of other lands. The same tilingwill to I-«mtjw>nvr.U &-* Help TVanted 11 2-8 at Westbury. Long Island, where he "went to ter. Miss Glatlys Roosevelt, en 4. 1* long stump speeches having little or way December T»a Apartment Hotels... 14 4 Ir.Mructlon 0 indulge in casion t<> remark upon the discreditable In tend the wedding of his niece. Mrs. Bacon and days later Miss Edna Mr.--. H. Auction' Sales Fleas l^rift Ilarkbooks '.' '\u25a0 the subject hand. The House politics" instead Prohibition in the South is greatly decreasing I»ng DWilt. Wilmerdlaj <-ia! 13 4'l-ni.t * Found 13 -»'\u25a0 no relation to In which that body was "playing the your.g members of her family are still on Bidtlle's daughter, willmake her debut. Autumn Hetwta ....14 6!Machinery 11 a good in years from state, it the receipts of the federal internal revenue col- Island, probably to Washington in Kroken..]2 B-»"> has suffered deal recent of attending to the business of the but will return liank»-r« A- JlMarrlagf-s & Deaths.. 7 its discus- section, of Hoard & Rooms 11 2!Notice of Summons. .11 « the superficiality and crudeness of remains to be added that the game was kept lectors in that and a consolidation tho near future. Mr. and Mrs. Prederi. c Havesstyw * \u25a0< k will ra» Hoxlnjf 11 f-'Orean Reamers i legislation. Any experiment districts will be necessary Letters from Mrs. L. Z. ter to her friends in Hus:r..'M ft 41I'm;>c.aal« 14 \u25a0 sions of pending up to the very end. and thai tbe longest lived probably unless Lei main abreai 'inril early in r»aiuary. ney Chances... recovering sasaS Carpet Cleaning '.> •IPublic Notices 14 4 which promises to make debate more pertinent, Legislature for more than sixty years, if not In "moonaatnlag" becomes once more virulent. this country indicate that she is fast about a fortnight ago. Citations 13 fijTlailroafis 11 » her recent indisposition and that she will be able City Hotel* 14 B Real Estate 14 4" Informing and Interesting ought to be heartily history of the was also one of With "moonshiners" and raid-making revenue I - the whole Ktaie. to sail for this country with son, Joseph Letter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dv Pent Irvine:, who Country Property to 'Hups 11 unprofitable. officers both eliminated the South would lose her weis> I>»t 14 « School Aeenrles 14 f. welcomed. the most the last of this man*. married on Saturday at the country home of Mrs. T>ar^ir.ir Academies .14 T.1 Special Notices V C. Particularly noticeable and reprehensible was much of its oid-fashione iptcturesqueneas as a parents, Dividend Notion 12 11 »ml ata » Commander Cameron MR. Winslow, U. 9. N.. IItiffs Mr. and Mrs. Jo«-1 Benedict Er» « may color" County, Pom. SHe. Wanted. .11 6-^'l-'w«ates' Notices.. .13 r the failure, refusal, or whatever it be Held for "local fiction. his leased Many Bushes, Chevy hardt. in Westchester are »§ PreppmakinK IT. hers 14 ' O.V CHARTER REVISION. the Chase home booked to ... 11 I *> .<> Tin: MAYOR to hills for Europe to-day on hoard the Kronprinzessla :» 6-7'The Turf called, of the Legislature enact two of of the president of the Southern Railway and Mrs. DrvitnfKlß ! suggestions regarding the KjcurFions . .. IS « To I-*>t for Business Mayor MeClellan's paramount public Interest and Importance, t»> The ne'.gian Parliament Is not pleased with Finley. and has settled his family there for the Cecilie. Euf,rran Advts II 2! I-uriw*es 14 4-K city will undoubtedly yop pa> 9 4TVihune Rub'r Rates.. 7 ft revision of the charter ilie support of the essential principles of which Kinti Leopold's latest*operation* and proposals season. FumlrtM Apartm't* ITrn«t Companies 1* t>-* the Charter Revision Com- Representative Porter, Mr and Mrs. Frederick I:. Adams are also hooa«§ :.--ll - have weight with both parties were explicitly committed. One of respecting the Congo State. That is not sur- Peter A. of New York. to I>-t 14 4!Typewriters practical knowledge of and Mrs. to rail for Burette to-day on board the Kroaprin- TumlFhcd Rooms to IUnfurnished Apartm'U mission because of his was a Ipabllc prising. Xot many men do like to have some- Porter and their son Preston, are now 14 4 But these bill for the creation of Washington zessin Ccciiie. Mrs. Adams is a daughter Lot 11 ll to Let "-"> the city government and its problems. commission, of withhold in and will make their home at the of Mr. Furnished: Ilcufes ?o (Wort Wanted 11 hazy utilities corresponding with that body give them the shell a nut and \u25a0Hi Mrs. Warren Delano, jr.. and her marriage Let 14 4' whole art of charter making is so Connecticut for the winter. •» the recently constituted In this state. Then- was the kernel. The Mr. Adams took place on September 28 at Tarry* there probably be many suggestions Assistant Secretary of War. Robert Shaw- that will a genera] demand f<w York to meet Mrs. and the commission will be \u25a0•md both party i' It looks as If tho I>em<">crntic party In Massa- and Oliver man, even sey, conventions declared for Miss Marian Oliver, his wife and daughter, Bloodjrood. Striimt* accept hastily the opinion of one being chusetts had split int.. two permanent factions. Mr- Wilber A. who has been spend- 36a©33wkDmlao in their platforms. But the hill alter upon their arrival from Europe. Th, will return in Hot experienced Mayor, i-nfortur.at.-iy. no could come from such a since the ingsssse time Springs, Va.. will return this of an wa« first so weakened as to he prnc,- No loss result to Washington to-morrow Seabright. necessary to form an drafted common. afternoon week to her cottage at where she wta one knows just what is tlcally worthless, and then was It is two have no political aims or ideas in General and -Mrs. Arthur Murray TT'KSDAV. OCTOIU'U 1.". ltK>7 government. years ago killed. to have returned remain until November. effective city A few and scarcely disputed that Each could do bettor service under its own diß- Washington and h^ve established was created notorious will be In their horn,. themselves the office of Borough President through direct in- tingulshing tlag. in Rhede Island llv,..ri< for the sea- William A. M Burden This neurtpapcr in owned and published by self- th.ls result was attained the son. Their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. are tha in ihe belief that the principles <>f local greal Miss Sadie Murray will be gaests of Mrs. Burden's parents, Association, a York corpora- tervention of the agents of the monopolies goes one the army Mr. and Mr?. H. The Tribune Veto government,, firmly established in the Amer- c >n.- of the provisions of a law which of several girls to make Twombly. at their country place, near Trib- whose misdoings toe proposed commission was in society their debut McK. Madi- tion; office and principal place of business. advantageously be applied Into effect in Great Britain next January ro- at the capital this winter. son, J. York; ican system, could t<> failing pass J( suit- She will be N. me Buttdtng, "So. 154 Xassau street. Veto as this. Now Intended correct In to manufacture patented articles. presented at a tea about November within" a city s<> great In area the Legislature gravely disappointed latea to the Of " -1 Ogden Mills, president; Xathanicl Tvttle. sec- able hill ™n- Assistant SC Ctary °f the Mayor suggests that It be abolished. If it shall appear that the business is Th UrnU ,SC," ' Interior and Mrs SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT. address the of- McClellan public sentiment throughout the state. !m h Vl returned to retary and treasurer. The of will command the on .1 m<>r.- extensive scale outside than /, the eapitai '«»» [By Te'-eyrarh to The Tribune.] and* his suggestion doubtless The other bill of highest Importance which dueted XrinTr 'm hCre they * ficers in the effiee of this neicspaper. many. alone shows the kingdom privileges conceded by Spent th 'X""»er. Newport. WL I-. Oct. 14.—Rumors were thick aboat approval of This Instance the Legislature burked that for establish- inside the Ex-JusticeFx andV rMrs. Henry of most was may be after b. Rrown have Newport to-dxy concerning the wedding of Mis§ the Mindly experimental character the patent withdrawn due notice. -\u25a0 In l«h Mr.,.,. ,U,r,n, ing the civil s.-rvice of the state upon the — ;; Gladys and Count Szecher.yi, THE SEWS THIS MORXTXO. makiup. The principle involved in the new system pro- fromm%Wasl ngtoa of over a year, Vanderbilt of Htn- charter merit system. To such an enactment both par- — which they spent pary. It was said early In the day that the wed- We take it hold in nil tection of home Industry is sound, no doubt, for the most part in European that this rule should ties committed themselves In convention. A travel. ding had been postponed indefinitely, but later — Improving municipal govern- but its application may not be regarded with FOREIGN. The Emperor of Austria was experiments at suitable bill was presented and was supported friends of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt said this waa reported better, and his doctors believe that Any Institution that is working well and unqualified favor by foreigners. NEW YORK true, though it was asst-rted that Mrs. Van- will ment by the Republican majority in the Senate. But SOCIETY. not unless unforeseen complications arise he public confidence should be pre- she had not upon a \u25a0 = Germany, according a dispatch possesses the Democrats of tbe Assembly Insisted upon derbilt had said decided dats recover. to the wisdom of the Those who favor the sale or the state land Mtos Maha for the wedding or where it waa to take place.. from Berlin, will make no effort to absorb Aus- served. Hence we doubt amending it by provision making the civil d? t. **«•.Jones - daughter of the of a to private thus late Ogdea spite report the impression grow3that th* tria In case of th*» death of Emperor Francis Mayor's suggested change in the Hoard elective, on Fire island a speculator have Mahlon Jones, will be to Df this service commissioners and thus assur- married ceremony to place \u0084. according to Cory Johnston, wedding la take In New York Joseph. Mulai Hang;, dis- and Apportionment. There we have far advanced no good arguments for their case. Waldo of Cooperstown. N. y in patches received in Tangier, is gaining strength. Estimate ing tbe prevalence of political partisanship In St. Bartholomew-* early in December peace InMo- one organ city government whoso opera- When The Tribune took the matter up some Church on November 4 Miss and there are no slerns of speedy of the system. To that amendment the Repub- Ogdea Jones is The report was also spread broadcast that Count' _ from say that been fairly satisfactory. There is time ago Mr. CHlvin Tomkins, representing the a niece of Ml Frances O«rder» rocco. . Advices Stockholm tions have naturally and rightly objected, and as a Jones, of Park •venue \u25a0ssehasnji was seriously illat Oakland Farm, th» a large part of the money necessary to build a a feeling, for Instance, that it was a licans Municipal Art League, was aroused by our Cup general result the whole measure failed. It Is a sorry home of Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbi'.t. where he is a ninety-foot challenger -for the America's municipal government when the presentations to address the state Land Board Another has been subscribed. : Gustave Herve, the ; step ahead In record all around, and it ought to cause th" wedding next month will be that of guest, but this also waa untrue. He was slightly granting was taken from the press ui"'n the of our suggestion Miss Loomis Rurrall ind|sposed Saturday, recovered, int'-miiitary agitator, was arrested for writingi power of franchise retirement from public life of the unfaithful and value and Thomas D Thacher Tt but he soon and articles Inciting mutiny. The railway | the Board of Aldermen and given to the Board f->r it. that the Island be given to New York City for will take place at Waterbury. Conn. Mr. to-day he was an early caller at Th* Breakers. A, companies Great Britain refused the proposal ; legislators who are eblefly responsible la the son m, Thacher of Mayor's proposal that the a fresh air camp, playground and sanatorium. of and Mis. Thomas Thacher little later he and Miss Vandf-rbllt went out for a employes present \u25a0 of Estimate. The of Jersey are growing right- and of their to discuss the situ- The people New a brother of Mrs Theodore Drlggs, formerly short drive. They returned for luncheon, and though Intimating that conference city officers now making up that board should trifling Now comes the protest, though, that ''Fire Ives ation, a j eously impatient of such with their Miss Louise Miss Count Szechenyl was a guest at a dinner given at vote on a strike ; serving it "Island is too fur away to serve as a Thacher. Rurrall was a brides- might be arranged—after the be relieved of the duty of on and public park maid at the been taken. - Work was at — vital Interests. Drives wedding last Saturday. The Breakers by Mrs. fanderbiit to-night. had resumed new office member of the Board of "for the tor." Does the protestant know how \u25a0 Milan under the government's promise to pun- a elective — Several more INewport's summer r*slients ; and Apportionment should be cre- far most of fresh air camps now maintained Newport ish the troops who Bred 3D the mob ifinvest!- Estimate the Consuelo. Duchess of Manchester, who has been closed their spawns to-day and departed shooting ju.<--ti- change liv various ;ire from the City visiting gaUcn proved that the was not ; ated contemplates a total In the char- GERAIAX OYEItEDUCATIOS. local charities Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor at for their fall an winter homes. Included among' Bed: calls for• general strikes in other Italian | acter of the board. It is felt that the mem- boast that, while Hall? And does he fane;.- that either The will return them were Mrs. James P. Kernochan, who dosed \u25a0 whs Rh!nebock-on-the-Hudson. there cities fleet, un- I it formerly the German from failed. The British home city government at present consti- England Fire to-day. She will be the guest Sea View and left here for New York; Mr- der the command ct Lord 4s ;bers of the had on the land and Tribune or Mr. Tomkins intended to make of honor at a din- Charles Beresford. France dominion ner this evening which Nathalie Collins and her mother, Mrs. Spotts-wood assembling for manoeuvres in the North Sea j tuting the Board of Estimate and Apportion- on sea. Germany remained supreme In the Island serve merely the purpose of a recreation Moncure D. Robinson will the give at the Plaza Hotel. who -\u25a0 ! LynUenhurst. and the Channel. =^rrHeavy rains In the south ment are peculiarly well qualified by their at dead weight on Schenck. d and Mr. and . world of Intellect. Today Germany aims pier? The Island la called "a Mrs. J. J. Wysong. of France agsina flooded the Hexault Valley. j knowledge municipal affairs and require- seems bands"; cost — of supremacy on both land and sea. but the state's but. as there is no of Miss Marts Nathalie Foot- will be married to Charles F. Hoffman left here for New York to-« DOMESTIC. report from the President's Iments to serve on that Important body. Would dominion maintenance, this evidently means that the John Meyer, jr.. headquarters In the Louisiana canebrakc came ) to deprecate continuance of her old In December. He Is a grandson day, to remain for the rest of the week. specially elected possess any .such (It- rate, property of Mrs. Havemeyer. * -• to the in pursuit 'of a members higher realm A1any many of her has i"t been paying dividends. The Theodora A. Foote Is Mr. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden left here effect that he was close In the spending Mm bear, with every prospect of securing him. \u25a0 ness? Would they not rather be something publicists and social philosophers are com- plea that "private owners will employ hundreds, the autumn with her parents. Mr. and New York to-day for a few days" visit. Justice Brewer addressed the Mrs Robert Dttmont root*, National CongTe- : like the defunct upper chamber of the City plaining that the nation is being overeducated "and perhaps thousands, of men in developing at Morrlstown. X. J. Miss Blanche Oelriehs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rational Council en the good results from the j words, we body that They recently returned from abroad. Charles 11. Oelrlehs. celebrated her seventeenth, an rk for the uplift of the race by Council? In other have a and are uttering ominous warnings and fore- "the island into a great summer is too colored the i resort" MrthUay anniversary to-day. In honor ef the American Missionary == The is serving the city well, and it Is proposed to against process, while some of tic- spacious to be if ob- occa- Association. bodings the answered seriously, t!ie Mr and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, sion the of honor at Maryland Old Home week was formally opened i substitute for it a purely experimental body actually taking . jr. have ar- she was suest a dinner given state goVernnients are official jectors can phsuv that (few York City dot not ranged to go abroad next month for by h<>r sister, Mrs. Martin, by the welcome tc Baltimore of many visitors whicli, it by you will, the winter. Peter D. to-nisht by 6tate and city enthusiastic • call whatever name action to discourage higher, and ospeclnll pro- sorely need a large tract of seashore for her They have taken a place at Gloucester- By catching more than officials and an new assembly. the Cotswold. one hundred blackflsh. earn? of ball. In which the Orioles beat a team : would be a city If officers fessional, education. thousands of poor invalids and convalescents, shire. England, and will probably remain on the bosiil^s a number of cod. withfn three hours, on of \u25a0 Ball, j constituting "' veterans. . Judge of the Superior at present Ihe Board of Estimate This extraordinary ! '\u25a0 that there is such tract fifty other side until April. Saturday. A. I-anf^ar Xorrie brokt* all cottage in Chicago, injunction upon and a within miles Court Issued an an and Apportionment are too busy to perform it- by • n the colony__ti.«hing As a result h* is application of Btuyvesant Fish restraining the j brought about th< of the Isattery as well adapted and as cheap us Miss Marjory Rice, record's. now functions perhaps the charter makers can free R. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. looked up to as the colony's champion fisherman. l.'nioTi Pacific Railroad Company, the Railroad i number of university students, both in th«* Fire Island, ive all reconsider our opinion .Securities Company and the Mutual Life Insur- • them from some of their present burdens. classical universities and in those newer one« Ano Company of York from borough New voting at j The fate of the presidents is an which are devotinl I hnlcal A CROWN !«<>.« J56.731 shares of stock at the meeting of \u25a0 PRINCES TRAINING AKRANGING FOR FULTON MEMORIAL. -be • other question too difficult to decide offhand. and scientific training. This increase N far THE TALK of THE • tockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad— often, DAI Company to be held on Wednesday. , :a 'j Most of them have tempted fate and it more rapid than the growth <>f population. Thus •CO-foot -ti- of the new & Jersey Rail- would not be surprising if the Frederick WilliamBegins a at Erie commission thirty years ago there were onlj IT.oOO unlver aa are ili« performances Course in the Site West 115th Street Approved and road collapsed at Btonyford, N. V., carrying !should be of the same mind regarding them .Mil- of the up- ninety cars, sity students. Ten years ago the number bar] to-date airship. It seems to be forgotten sim- Ministry of -.ov.n feet sixteen work with twenty ! Mayor. that the Interior. Designs To Be Called For. :nen; one man was killed and all the others as is the Mr. Ahearn has done more Increased to 30,000, a growth of less than 50 ilar feats* were possible as long ago as km, says - were Injured, live fatally. than any other Borough President to bring per In twenty years. Now there nre "The Dundee Advertiser.*' On August 3of thai Berlin Cot. 14—Crown I'rin Frederick WHUam The preliminary arrangements far the ir.emois.Tt — cent about to-day year's to Fulton, broke, \u25a0 ; \u25a0\u25a0• Krebn, \u25a0 work In the Prussian Minis- Kr\JUert CITY Stocks then rallied. Tne the. office into disrepute, and it certainly does 4."..<«h>. showing an Increase of W) per ceni In -.it .mm Renard and the former being the benn which willbe built or. the River- Southern Railway Company issued try of the Interior as j>:«rt of his preparation for side Drive 113 th street Its annual !look as if we should be better off Without a only ten yearn. At the present time, then officer in charge of the official balloon establish- audi*W«si site Jesi^nated In Income account. =H. G. Westcott explained Chalals-Meudon, assuming the crown. He will study Hip working of the bill signed by Governor Hughes, has : Borough iii Manhattan. Bui cent mis ment at succeeded for the first been com- ho ithe Standard Oil Company held of President here l'_. per of the male inhabit. \u0084f Cer each department of Ministry according .1 pleted. by control time In making .1 circular balloon With the to It was said the oomniitttee in chars* Independent companies. ,New York Central : there is very little sense of the borough as a many university students. is re- voyage are Thnt a cigar shaped balloon, ISO feet long, propelled programme approved by the Hmperor ami under thai efforts will at once be made To ralsi? t!ie neces- Railroad officials answered the complaints of i separate thing from the city. It sary ' is not so garded as a formidable and tnenaciug propor ;i the personal supervision of the Minister of the In- money. Competition artists, shippers to the Public Service \u25a0 by dynamo of horsepower, the aeronauts aiu.«:-sj sculptors Commission. the other parts <-ity "intellectuals," terior. >>• present Herbert Parsons, president of Republican • elsewhere. In of the the tion of the more bo since an travelled a distance of seven kllonv*trea In twenty- The i>rin<-f will at the confer- anU architects for the designs w:!'; soon be culled Committee, the ! County denied that the Republicans Borrmen President Is undoubtedly held to a Increasingly large proportion of the sturieut* three minutes, descending it the very spot from ences between the minister and th»» chiefs of tht> for. any proposals bureaus, required had made to fuse with the Demo- : Stricter accountability than here and may are In technical Institutions. The r.umher of which they had started at Men ion Later, on and also will be to prepare re- The sub-committee o:\ design— R*ar-Aiiralral ===== ferry \u25a0 crate. The company's threat to quit a useful purpose. The only October they made equally voy- ports on .-.;.•( subjects for submission to the Oeorg* \V. Melville, chairman: Charles K. Lamb, was regarded as a •bluff" force serve commission must these was 1.200 in ism. but it Incr .v two successful to the city to yield the 1903, ages In air, will, I'-iblnet. president of the Municipal Art Society, and Walter buy. \u25a0* It was announced that William M. not to temptation to reach a general to VA:.<\'.> in and is now pKtimnted the rising and descending at per- at forming evolutions, It Is understood thai the crown prince will suc- Scott— has arprovfd the water ftont lvins would soon have the destroyed books of conclusion from the flagrant case of Mr. do-, to 20.000. and travelling against a fairly site. Itbaa a Metropolitan breeze, demonstrating seems to cessively serve in each important department until of 4CO fee*. A central r-ior will be built at West the Street Railway Company re- Ahearn. The result of all this is that most Strong thus what produced. == To blasting In the Pennsylvania of the be hailed as a very recent discovery, that a balloon he becomes familiar with the whole system of ad- 115 th street as a landing place for bouts, an? » As for tbe Major's suggestion that the professions arc becoming tube under 33d street was charged cracked city overcrowded, and the can be steered through air as easily ship ministration. plaza will span the railroad tracks ;-.t the base Of walls government be every the m a and nervous troubles by those living above it simplified, one will heart- remuneration of professional labors is rapidly over the seas. An oriit-r ins f t\ issu. ii reltevina: the prtace the embankment. From there steps Will lead t» THE WEATHER- Indications for to-day: ily agree with him. The commission should decreasing. The medical and pedagogical pro- from military duty for » year, in orit.-r t.> enable the mausoleum. The temperature yesterday: Highest, i prune the \u25a0]: there not." asked ti.-- iTiron vi^;t..r. "some him t" study departmental work president degrees; charter down to reasonable propor- fessions contain from 30 to ."in per i*< nl more t«., The of the memorial association is rr.'Vi lowest 42. tions, line or from ftie Bible « M.v would t«>- helpful t>. make it as clear. Consistent and sens: members than can find profitable employment, you? Bomrthing tliat would serve \u0084., a snll Cornelius VanderbUt and Samuel 1^ Clemens is the vice-president. Hie as possible, and, in particular, do away and the legal profession Ih bo overcrowded a motto' GEN. DAVIS DEPRECATES WAR TALK. W. 11. Fletcher, of Xo. 3 Turk Row. itEUODELLISG THE HOUSE. with ted the convict, eagerly, "th»-r. is la secretary. the absurd division of authority. We have that in Bavaria the government has Issued re one motto I'd lik. to take If 1 could only live ur> The Hon. Henry Sherman Boutell, an active often advocated simplifying peated protests and warnings and unifying the against any \\ N ilutt"" Representative MR. CARNEGIE GIVES TO ORGAN FUNDS. of "And hat "—" Hague Assured of Japan's and popular member of the House of Repre- control streets. The present choosing it a career, at "•We arc — bewildering more students for least here to-day and gone to-morrow.* [By Te!<"*nph to The Tribune. 1 sentatives, has Dome forward with a lack of system lias been years Catholic Standard and Times. plan by In part the cause «>? for some to come. 11 mighi be supposed Friendship for United States. Suffern, X. V., H.—Andrew Carnegie has which, he thicks, the efficiency the recent Oct. of the House scandal* regarding them. Borne of that in so great an industrial nation as Ger- "The Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society," B. Davis, judge general, given to the new Methodist Episcopal Church at as a deliberative and legislative the other describing OcorKe advocate United body can be mercers \u0084f departments suggested many the demand for civil and mechanical en a visit to Hagenbeck'a "zoo." says: "A States army, a member of the American delegation Sloatsburg. X. V.. fsoo toward the purchase of a \u25a0Matty M by Mayor specimen raised. Sneaker n.. lonce said from the nre more nnv.-l and require con glneers could hardly be supplied, but so much Of python retlculata, about rwenty-ftve to the peace conference -it Th-> Hague, returned new pipe organ. A short time ago Mr. Carnegie that gave $.')00 orgaa the chair the House was not a deliber- sideration. but on examination good reasons is that profession overcrowded that the aver reel In length, swallowed on June :. 1906, .-i swan yesterday on the Red star liner Finland. He said that toward the purchase of a new pipe ative body, but he was merely emphasicing for them may be found. One advantage a^<> salary of university bred engineers said weighing eighte n pounds, and two days later a all discussion of a possible war between th.- United for the Methodist Church* at Suffern. The new In a Is organ so;>n thereby his contention that the mercer of departments to <>n!y $515 a year. lotbuck of sixty-seven pounds Another swallowed States and Japan was much discredited at in the church h»>re wi'.l be installed. true function of whose work is inti- he days The • the popular branch to legislate mately related l is ,m within two two roebucks of twenty-eight and Hague. The peace conference was practically over was and not to would conomy. We may It interesting question whether the evils thirty-nine pounds, fritter away tijne borrow a and soon thereafter a chamois before he departed, he said, only \u25a0 compilation of OF LONDON HERE AGAIN. its in obstructive debate or lesson Prom business organization of so-called overeducation from which Germany seventy-one BISHOP of pounds. In two and a half the report of the conference remaining to be done. The Right l;.-. Dr. Ingrain. futile wrangrlini; over the technicalities par- for tbe Improvement ..f city government. thus really appears proceed hours A. F. AVinnington of to be suffering only the hind quarters and the limbs of the prey "The relation* existing between this country and Bishop Of London, yester- liamentary procedure. The Heed from great number students reached Xew York late rules, once so a too ol in uni- were visible. When a flashlight photograph was Japan were never more amicable than at present." day afternoon, coming from New Haven, where he harshly criticised, have been colleges vindicated by ex- versities and or from a faulty distii suddenly taken the python disgorged Us booty In nail General Davis. "The Japanese representatives saw the Yale-Holy Cross football game on Satur- perience, and no CHINA'B \u25a0 the majority In the House would CONBTITUTIOX. bution of them among the professions, or \• t space of half a minute. A. Sokolovvsky reports at The Hague were very friendly toward the mem- day- He went to the home of William It.Daven- now dream of repealing them and returning to There is probably much ground for from faults In the system of education Itself. on the same subject: In a few .lays =i weight of ben of our delegation all through the conference port, .it V 201 Washington Park. Brooklyn, whera the system anarchy in fear- eighty-four pounds swallow, d; of vogue before 1800 a ing :ts Indicated in It certainly seems a strange complaint to make, was 138 pounds In and all were pained by the talk of war. he spent last night. The Uishop will bo the gue.st that the other day our nine days. pharynx Tsudanki, system which put a premium on filibustering Washington advices, revolutionary that people Rre learning too much, and it The can be dilated to a width Ambassador head of the Japanese dele- of the Pilgrims of America at a dinner at tine move- of one millimetre forty to forty-five gation, gave a to American representa- and delivered the House over to lie mercies of ment* in china, largely directed against the would be taking n crave responsibility to re centimetres. dinner the Plaza Hotel to-nisht. any test of endurance obstructionist. The existing dynasty, fuse educational facilities to those A goat of eighty-four pounds in weigh) was en- tive* when the war talk itrsr be»;an to be heard. new are no< qnly maintained but who desire gulfed and took nine days to digest. speech on occasion, in which hi* re- i"«ie had its defects, of course, and one them discourage After a m .11 ay! his the COL. WEIR'S RECOVERY EXPECTED. of them are actually Increasing In scope force. or even to men from seeking the pythons remain inert past friendly relation*) of two was and In the water. The iippo- viewed the the coun- Colonel i. C. Weir, president of the Adams Ex- the concentration of too much power in the There would, \\<- think, i... deplore the higher education which they want and days reason to tlt< for a second meal a few after Ihe nral la tries and assured us of the friendliness of his press Company, who is being treated at a private hands of the Speaker and the \u25a0access, as which they are competent to acquire. the band, Committee on their meaning the Interruption of remarkable. On other two specimens re- countrymen, was one of the. moat eloquent 1 have in city, is now Rules, with a . VI Baal KM street, his daughter said ber. Discussion UNIONt could not be doubted." became perfunctory when it lightened constitutional system in that country. 11 undoubtedly His sincerity last night: "While th. doctors do not pronounce Springfield, Mass., has a new brand com- was true thai the stout nan look was realized that In ruost important matters That such progress is being made we must of up more room in the crowded car than is often him oat of danger, they are much more hopeful ordinary believe, bination— Boarding House Union. At least occupied by one person. The exceedingly thin man now of his recovery. They opera- th*» member of the majority was ex- upon tii.- strength of in, next whom lie sal heavily down VOLLMER-CLYDE. believe that an the recent that is what twenty earnest gave a sound of tion will not now be pected merely to register the decrees of the perial decrees which have women decided to disapproval. ' London, Oct. 14.—Miss Ethel Clyde, youngest necessary." been reported v> cull themselves when they met and organized "They ought to charge by weight In these can Speaker and his lieutenants. There has been die world. Itis alow, no 5.,1.1 neighbor daughter Mr. and Mrs. William P. Clyde, of doubt as it must nec- in that city the night. Immediately be to ills on the other side, In so of TRANSATLANTIC recently return to debate, essarily be, teems other This .1 tone that stout man could not help New York, and Captain Ernest Oottfrled Vollmer. TRAVELLERS. some free and full bat it to be »ure, which is :l clear the and, believing the of raises the question. Just what la a union? Or, hearing him. of the 10th Artillery Regiment, stationed at Among those who sail for Europe to-day ar» in usefulness real discus- nn-at deal better than m.-r.- baste. Several "Maybe 'tWOUId be a «or.d Idea, my friend," he to put it in this way: Ques v. he is a said, calm, Cologne. Germany, were married at St. George's FOR BREMEN. sion. Mr. Boutell now suggests an innovation years «go a constitutional representative union turning a dispassionate gaae on the KItnNFIUNZESSIN CK aid eliminate irrelevant Bnetchssaktng for ef- backward step lias been taken then, a panion. Embassy, j t'asolina. *" since but when' it is made up of "horny sons of retary of the American and Mrs. Carter Mrs. Kaowei Dayton. | Lady WarrU-lt. on distant constituencies. various Important steps handed years ,iaval forward have been toil," devoid of trade capital For thirty-four the accounts of the and a number Of other prominent people attended LUCANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL. The Illinois Congressman argues that the taken In die of other than their port of Toulon refused to There ceremony. luncheon was served at Clartdge's T. Dr. Jerome Kln^s^ury. direction fnhilllng that prom- work clothes and their dinner paila. balance. was SO the A 11. Brownintc. hall of the of Representatives as in th<^ Diosl It is cents too much in the cash hooks, and ever Hotel. Bishop W. B. Derrick. A. J. Ala-ion, jr. House at ise effective and to since Mrs. John E. Dubols. Mr and Mrs. James \VaIBSB> substantial man- equally,easy recognize the trust when a set *> cents has puzzled present arranged is an unsuitable place for ner. It is realized that an ancient 1573 this the official account- MOLTKE. FOR NAPLES. practical empire, en of highly aquatic corporations set together and ants. Some time ago orders were sent from Paris legislative work. It is too large an dowed with th<> rested Institutions many OHIO SOCIETY IN THE WALDORF. Mrs. Catherine A. W. Case James Morton, auditorium, of cen- form a "gentlemen's agreement.',' But how poor that this stat.* of affairs must cease. Seven special nova. Mr. sad Mrs. I. W. RookS* since few members can hoar a turies, cannot be transformed The. Ohio Society of this city held Us first meet- I feller and family. In a day, but must must the members a trust accountants were set to work, and after sevea Mrs. Edward Harland. speaker who iocs of become before It year in th« newly decorated rooms on Mr. an.l Lculs A Rip- Dr. and Mrs. Walter Thorns- not shout and the listeners be prepared by education and discipline fur the months' hard labor the problem was inK this the Mrs. palieries can be styled a union? Or with how much salved. Ad- fourteenth floor of the Waldorf. A nominating ley, I sen In the have to content themselves momentous changes which are proposed. miral Gallibet— former" Minister of Marine, abrosja] largely \c- stock in trade can we equip the hiild'is of who of was elected to name the offi- Among the passengers who arrived from with aecaskmal pounds cordingly the government is was thirty-four years ago of officers of committee seven and the dumb directing all its union cavils organisation one the to be voted for. After the business meeting yesterday were: •how of pastures. without bringing their Toulon arsenal, but who for many years cers Debate is carried on in energies, first.. toward determining, largely from has been entertainment committee provided the FINLAND. FROM ANTWERP. the midst of much uihUt tfie operation of tin. Sherman law? living in on hla pension— just received the mem- ooafßslea and Is in con- study of other nation* aad their systems, Paris ties vaudeville. General and Mrs. George B.iMrs. Austin Huntlngtoa. sequence their the ens.- in point seams t^. protty notice asking him bers with a smoker and OJT- an Irritating strain, both on par- merits and defects, what form of Now. U« ohlcial to tail at the Ministry Davia. IMr and Mrs Robert ticipants constitutional cioae to the Una. When the BptingHeld boarder of Finance and draw the sum of 30 cents. He was Mr. and Mrs. C 9 French. i int. and would-be listeners. Mr. Boatell government will be beat suit.-j <\u25a0..'— -^ and all wut and attend races thin fall?" far Improved that they have and Mrs. Howard Mr and Mrs. " Charles the five newcom- ape^lwl edacatfcM in the science of COngtitU- company, "No. Why should 1 nuhsist on ham sandwiches so no doubt now Mr. ers from Ofcfct*-- \u0084,- that his room is wanted for la he recovery. weak, Gilder. Sheldon. __\u0084 t m of representative r;