' * NEW-YOBS DAILY MUmxF, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1910.

Edinburgh, three. The is oft interred with bones. But they perhaps from sad experience, can be ten. and Glasgow, near corruption; He was equally rl?bt tost of laying out has been as follows: People and Social Incident* be must overcome it. If the state owes amiable to her husband. JTi.OCO; Amuscments. in dcclarim: It to Indefensible from fact, Bournemouth, £2,000; Brighton. Glas- cisaassoa. of ob- of its present incorruptible members There is something in this In gow, $10,500. The orMrslO-B:*s-The- the business i»<»iiH view. It is any . $122 a green, and Troon. Sands, I^csrr C there Mrs. William H. who has A1.11AMUnA—Z—£— best results money the generous expenditure of any pri- the lonfrcr one looks at it the more stated as being: NEW YORK SOCIETY baa* "«J.ud.-vflfcv*««<'Y?" vious that the for the to cost of maintenance is visiting Kernochac, AMEIUCAN—2—S— secretly seeking the end of bo in it. Is the fashion of slen- 53.725; London Mrs. James P. has re- .ASTOU—fe:i>—Seven D»>» expended arc Mland can not possibly be vate interest seems to Bournemouth RIM and New Tort. r.ELASCO— tUfc—The Lily- ' - about it. women responsible for County Council, 51.055; Glasgow, who spent the turned to 3Ty a way. Money public morality, let us know amoDK S43S and DlMif i«-3f*—Welcome to O=T „-.,,__.--« obtained in aarh if- ex- dernesa Mrs. French Vandcrbllt. and Diddle !_Thc Widoweim. among $2,6C»J. $733; Nottingham. C.4~. town, lias re- Mr. Mrs. Crais trilldose their 1:i- ; Summer pended where it is not needed for trans- Let us know who the incorruptible men the current marital discontent SI.CSO and early part of the week in on Wednesday. -,;k£ averages $1.450 a course. Of Newport. season .....rd De»ree- portation, and in consequence itis with- are which are the high-minded cor- men. and is beefsteak, not divorce, the while Troon turned to and Mrs. Clarence W. and re- Mr. DoUn nn theatric :i*-7™«™ these Bournemouth. Glasgow and Troon wftl places it is needed. porations. cure for incompatibility of temper? the start (or Hot t)pnn«» on Thursday. onrrnJUON—— Caaunuwre. held from where real port a profit in the management of The Hon. Lionel Guest has arrived tn Z;AI.,Y*S— Raty 21ta«. policy we have supplement the pure Kegjte Miss Annie Leary has^~ to s:30 Moreover, the results, as In- Shall to links. town from Montreal and is at the St. v X-rw Tff^ T-ilPlUE—*:»—Smith.—•—_.„...,,.,, obligators* a visit. » \u25a0wvu aVEVIT-2 \«uS**ii";. President forcibly pointed out in the THE MAX FOE THE JOB. food lavs Wall food ordi- for a few *: for short in Northwest has Just Dudley Morgan rtgist«red — making of piecemeal appropriations for of Illin-nances for wives who believe them- A railroad the iana on S. st tha RAKSXCS f*:30 Ani*->*»autaon... The Hon. Henry S. BoutelL voluntarily paid taxes on some the elty J ts>-<3ay. — really and argent works, •<» misunderstood when they are obliged to pay and the Mrs. Henry E. Co* baa come to Casino OLOBE-*.lS Tb*p£°-i meritorious ois, poor opinion of the direct selves which it wai not - has so an Agriculture has just declmed a f«w days from her place at South- Miss Anna Sasds. who ha» bm a JIACKKTT-*:ls-Motb« v --a^-flje. latter are greatly delayed and merely hungry? Nay, Secretary of through tne for tass« that tLese primary that, having been defeated for miserable because his. political speeches ampton, Long of Mrs. Mills - -- to.send. \u25a0 c Island. Os-den at tttaatsburs/. has « , are made ultimately to cost far more philosopher frank. this wave of , ro. i— * the Republican voters mare! Does this German mails on a If I to her *w*' ronomination by righteousness enough on Vthe turned home here. • Thr UartUtptotn*cT. they • Phnadelptia- .'...... ply in order that may be diverted while he tat in the House of Uepresenta- less, If disappointingly materialistic lor FOR PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY Mrs. Charles Steele. will be married to \u25a0 some other comparatively Greze, of Paris, on Oc- 'At. and Mrs. A. G. Thatcher retorsstl to and ifnot tives. He became so accustomed there soulful beings, and might be tried. It Count Jean dr la a» • ~cadi*a» wholly needless The end of the at Sunridge Hal!, the country New York to-day Mr. and Mrs. Alvjaj .1 ,er>- - if* fob. to depending the will of the Speaker possible that it would achieve all that tober Ht . treatise. on is He Sacs Chance parents, Wesibury. Long Ball departed fur Tuxsde. — •'pork barrel*' should, and we believe recognition that the paper Correspondent Thinks home of her at _^:iH Marr Jar^ for guidance and the correspondent of tho Berlin Nancy and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Da ft Wfartthogas, will, mean the beginning of \u25a0 rational, Island. Her two sisters. Miss notion of appealing to what he calls "the appears to expect from it. Hunger has for Party's Rehabilitation. Steele, her only at- returned from New Tork to-nigh?. practical and effective development of Miss Kathryne willb« Thar mob*' in his district for a renewal of ere now been mistaken for remorse; per- To the Editor of The Tribune- tendants, de la Grts« will are ertertairang Mrs. SJsklfKy, a t*. our inland waterways. the other and Vicomte ahSai c* JvJr.rfn AJohn Adams Dix, son of the late Rev. H. Baldwin. *bS^ grasp Barnes, jr.. that a of "William makes the end of Republican institutions now All reronjs of virtue and \ irtuc re- policies should be made an issue In Dr. Morgan Dix. The weddtng will take control of the convention the constituent is be- velt's Democratic n 4 state by the" plain, ordinary warded pale beforr the tributes to legis- the fall campaign and the place in Grare Church. IN THE BERKSHIRES. cgySy:* *£££ *?. j Progressive party to an of entire forces certain. Even Mr. ginning to make and unmake lative uprightness confessed to on the party committed attitude Phelps fßy Telegraph to TZ» Tr'baae. ; a Mr. and Mrs. Roya! Carroll have — Woodruff admits that it will leave nominees. con' opposition to them. Lenox, Sept. 72. The Austrian part of the Kobe! foundation? of arriT-ed in town from Nt^wport. Ambassa- majority of only "fifteen or twenty" in If Mr. is wise he will shake The demand was made by one the dor and Bareness yon Boutell by our sjtreel railway corporations. be i Ken^alm-iir.er win 37. favor of his Bale, while "The New "York the of the &th IllinoisDistrict from speakers that the Democratic party Mr and Mrs. Cssimir de Rham Moore rive at the Bourne ccttas* en Saturday. dust party. Agi- : cannot be regarded Albany, K.1 reorganized as Iconservative arrrv* in town from Bar Harbor next Count Felix yon BruaaaUa-schs)nb«es, Herald." which as his feet and hie himself to There has scarcely been \u25a0 more deprecated in- will af prejudiced in Roosevelt's favor, — inmost citadel of the tation for reforms was as wetik and take possession of th»lr house m the embassy, arrived at tie Curtis Hstal Colonel at present the notable and significant word spoken in prosperity. Mr. gives him Z>'2± delegates to 472 for Vice- as opposed to pri- terfering with business East 3Sth street. ay. - \u25a0 cnuse of boss-made South Africa, than General Botha's sug- spoken of as a dangerous Kins, r. . President Sherman, with 19 doubtful, The Hon. Will- Roosevelt was Miss Ruth -who has b««n at taa mary-made nominations. gestion that either Lord Methuen or demagogue. Mr. Mr*. "Walter S. Gurnet will re- cottage, has gone to Evening Barnes, doing he can and Eddr astaaJawa Haas* and "The New York Post." iam jr.. is the best Lord Kitchener, or both of them, should That this attitude will be popular in cer- turn to town early next month and occupy to visit Mr. and Mrs. William B. O. which Roosevelt bettor, agent. But his de- gain- Field. likes Colonel no as his own publicity be engaged to organize the military tain parts of New York cannot be the house No. 3S East S9th street, which Mr. and Mrs. J. Den Ison Charrpiin. a clear majority system of many Demo- Mtss also gives him of the fences of "the representative forces cf the Union. Itis as though said. But Iam on: of the they have taken lor the winter. !Marion. Mrs W. L. McLean, BJsa Hesrr 30atf-J|oife Iribtnw. meaning government by new rehabili- delegates. 54S to 406 for Mr. Sherman, government"— late Virginia had asked for crats who feel that no successful Erben. Mr. and Mrs. XT. J. We!!er. y; owned and pub- Progressive Democratic party to try to make an issue Miss Isabel Shotter is aßtartaiEiV.g a This neuxpeper the most ardent now ex- poet laureate of Cannonism" at "Wash- newspaper to T>odge ar- iarsa Association, a Mr. Barnes's v/ants with the Republican party over Mr. Roose- Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl hare house party at SiiadoWSrocJs. lished Irj The Tribune pects. The results in Queens, where ington. He is a stout believer in the Regis mdndiss Mlsx prin- k^c-v. "whose bossism" President Taft velt's political programme as a whole. rived in tovra and are at the St. for Catherine Tillmac, c? West Point: Very Yorfc corporation; office end Colonel Roosevelt won a majority of "divine right" of bosses and breathes a Hiss Tribune meant when he expressed his sympathy The Republican party has established the a few dars. iMary Martin, ofNew York: Mis Julia Owsa • ripaZ *f lusincss. Build- the delegates :in Oneida. where ma- literary spirit into his party r«o<» the proper mediaeval \u25a0with the "fight against bostism." It right to be called the conservative and Mrs. James Munroatm. of Savannah. yo. |MM street, >CV York; string- George Frei.inchuys«E • up, -M chine lost one of the three Assembly rhapsodies on the merits of the might inquire the nearby of of the country. Now, if party government M- ossi Mrs. G. Surgeon General and Mrs. W. K. Vsa Ogdtn M. Reid, in town country '.o in New York to-da*? from Opdcn Iftils, president; districts, and in Schenectady, where haltered form of democratic govern- is to amount to anything in this are due arrive Reypen. of Washington, who have st Barrett, Schenectady they =per.t of the sum- base secretary; Ja&cs U. treasurer. Barnes's assistants were overwhelmingly ment- Mr. Barnes might run him for we must have a great Liberal or Progres- Europe, xrhere most Stockbridge, departed to-day for New York. the pass the fall at their coun- The address ef the officer* is office routed, show the tendency. The Pro- Mayor Albany even arrange to sive party as well as a great conservative mer. They will At the opening of tha Interstate Mjhway of or A Socialist conspiracy lor the assassi- Morristowii. N. J. of this \u25a0tc*p*f**r. pMsJoa are displaying increasing and him back Congress from the Al- party, and to my way of thinking if the tr" place, at on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gecrga West* send to nation of the« Emperor indicates that any unexpected strength. Tbe tide has set bany-Schenectady district as soon as the Democratic party is to fulfil useful tnsrhouse will raise ths flag, She wt!i b« Japan is absorbing some Occidental cus- purpose all in our general political SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT. assisted by Mrs. Georfja Guthrle, TEC THIS UORXiyG. in their way. Before the votes are necessary requirements of residence are- at W. of iOWi toms with which she might well afford scheme it must so organize as to stand fßy Telegram* to The MMM| Pittsburgh Mrs. Robb Peystsr Tyta counted in the convention there will be He would no longer be bothered — de fulfilled. to dispense. for the liberal sentiments of the country. Newport, Sept. Iff of the patients In will un\-ei! the bowlder which has been Be F<=rid a scramble get the winning rule" in politics, set FORElGN.—Mohammed to on side. by the vagaries of "mob Now, whatever may be said of Mr. Roose- the Newport summer colony seem to be up to mark the comptstloa or this hl^i- president of the Egyptian National Con- Mr. Barnes will have his hands off panegyrics of been to-day Brussels, denounced full and he could turn Arise* David B. Hill to dissent frum velt, It will act be denied that he has doing well, and were reported on the way. connecting the Hooaatonlc and tl» gress in session in for po- for "aishonorinsr trying to hold together his supporters. Barnesism and poems of the occasion one of Governor Hughes pollClaw 'He. the greatest mouthpiece of Progressive road to recovery. Connecticut valleys. Governor Draper of Theodore Roosevelt French The "old guard" is stronger to-day League and " thought has seen for come was a report to-day that Mr. many prominent ljvpton its own soiL'^ The than the dinners of the Lincoln being dead, yd hi—lttil litical the world There here Massachusetts and cot- of PubUc Work;-, a dispatca it vill be to-morrow, and it will be the Club. It would be time and Mrs. F. Lothrop Ames, of Boston, had tagers will attend the exercises. iSosstr' decided to grant Unconditional go«s estate, on from Paris «a}-E. has stronger to-morrow than it will be when ;. mutually beneficial merger of sympa- Ex-Representative Lemuel E. Quigg, of If the Democrauc : before purchased the dishing Ocean Mrs. S. Parkman Shaw entertained at certificate* to American autom-.biliet*. che voters of the reactionary avenue, which they occupied last summer. luncheon this afternoon for Mrs. was net & the convention meets. Tbe prediction thetic forces. Besides, the friends of Metropolitan fame, also to have Ju.iaa slthouph the Tniied States seems party, etandinr to i-.l! that No verification could be obtained of the Jam*-. Present were Mrs. Harris th' autonicjne about a "corporal's guard* will be veri- "the representative system" should get Fatr». parts* to international = been something of a "common carrier." ilr. Democratic report. Mrs. George "inthrop Foisom. convention of a. year ago. Tfle fied. together as much as possible In these Rooscveit ataiv stock. Mr* fathers wen summoned to party will throv. . ot Its greatest i' Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll and David Lydi?, Mrs. M. Dwight Collier. Sliss Rwieiniitorlal in Pans, We sco no reason to doubt that the dnys stress and need. editorial written before report opportunities for jtnpear intlie correctional court of In an the Miss Dorothea Carroll have closed their Clementina Furaiss and Miss Harriet K. charged with havintr secretly rccoa- victory of the Progressives will be com- of Colonel Roosevelt's voyage to Ts>w TS STOCK. season and New York- Wells. came The New-York Tribune returned to •structpd tbf order, which was dissolveo plete- Some fear has been felt lest the Haven in Edward T. Potter ha. gone to New- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underwood Germany faces a A WISE DECIEIOX said : Mrs. Johssea' tn- latr in IfjOl =ss "old guard," while losing control of the "Put boldly, the issue is whether the Re- York for a visit with relatives. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Dan!- Ches- this year, but, accurduiß to The pension committee of the Grand President Taft. larc-c deficit government convention, might keep the platform publican part: fa with Gov- THREE Mrs. Thomas McKean. of Philadelphia, is ter French, who have lately returned v dispatch from Berlin, the Army of the Republic showed excellent ernor Hushes and ex-President Roosevelt QUERIES. frsat •\u2666ill Tiot new revenue measures committee and the" state committee in adversely or with Messrs. Barnes, V,"adsr, orth. Wood- the Editor of The Tribune. a guest of Mrs. William E» Carter. abroad. infoOVuce judgment in reporting on I To Stewart, jr..has cntfl after the BriHwrfag elections. h= hands. The ertenr of the victory ruff and Ward." many hundreds of thousands \u25a0William Khineiander re- Mrs. Edward J. Berwind. Mrs. Jc?h'2a ST. held, probably, in VOX is proposal to grant each Union veteran of Wonder how it looks to The Tribune now. Sir: How year. Da-vt, which wffl be — dollars have been paid to the political turned to Harvard for his senior Miss Eloise Davi*. Mr. and Sirs. Ed- hundred thousand reassuring on these points. While some War a pension of at least a The Buffalo News. of have planned About threo the Civil parties the twenty-five years by the Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Hltt ward C. BtefTena, Mrs. H. G. Trevor. Mas) rrfrmsa inatai workers will be locked af the supporters of Colonel Roosevelt life. To fix the mini- in last a day for Even more so. \u25a0 a short and and '\u25a0'\u25a0 chinbuildingr Is not dollar Sugar Trust , If sugars were free from tr close their season in time Trevor Ed^ar Freeman. Of \u25a0 York, out if the strike are cool toward direct primaries, on the any veteran at $363 Washington OctoV«cr 1. mum allowance for duty (as they should be) hoy many hun- return to for the winter. are at the Curtis Hotel. «~nded before other hand some of the member of the $30 a month, to Turkey with -l a year, or a little over Ambassador dollars might DO3XESXIC< —^After a conference "old faction have The American dreds of millions of have Talt at Cincinnati, Senator £card felt it neces- would involve an enorzaous increase in adopted the course of dignity and self- been saved to the people? Why protect President stump sary to declare this reform. Hurton announced tliat lie irould for And in pension appropriations. Under the respect in declining to visit Russia the unscrupulous few at the expense of BY P.EGETTS GERMAKT FACES PETICIT for Harding, the F.epublrrelections of the Lonner Progressive*, do not elect an actual ma- enty years,* $15 a month; at seventy-five Board of Pharmacy: of 1309. Ithas been ruraorea !ac were heard by the Senatorial cratic legislative ticket in New Jersey if to call attention to the fact that quite years— O. some months that the government Inrasisc!. watisatSoo ===== jority of the committee, the lukewarm years, a month. Ir hi evident that like For terms of three Clarence ». .,.n«P> Chicago. Governor 520 Smith, jr., as- large native to produce at session m m Attorney members will ally the Hon. James would a number of born Americans Georga C. Diekman. New York. the next ef t"a Hughes at Atben?- designated themselves with the a flat rate of $30 a month for those three hold, my idea, Bise!ex*\ Reichstag charge sure the party that he would not bo a to mind the mistaken that and M. Hyde, Rocneetsr. a bill providing for adiiticsal O*3lfil«y to have of the winner* a* the recent primaries. The classes of rensioners will more than e.r.i Brron Todd, eases. ===== The Pabiic candidate for the United State? aatsr- il is contrary to the Constitution For term of two years— Judson \u25a0 taxation. Qseena sran. District, effect of the victory tt111 not be wiped double the present disbursement for age American even to entertain Huested, voc Be:"r.raacja-H terlce Commissieia 2d con- ship in case the Democrat won the therefore Ithaca: Alfred B. Albany, and Chancellor fcsTF- api'licaUon out in the way the Baraes-Troodrriff pensions. thought for one moment of restricting Reimann, ever, recently tSnned the hearing- on the of service Legislature. Ifthe success of the Dem- the George BuSalo has had a. ecr.fereace with Bechester & Eastern Rail- group hope^. When the convention meets the fiscal year 190S-'OG the number immigration. —Otto Raubes- the Cabins:, at which a. was the Bufialo. In such an assurance For term of one iMMH Company authority to construct the control of the party will pass per- February ocrats depends upon Gregory that votes Hurley. postpens --,- road ior ===== The of -loners under the act of Ibelieve with Mr. hauner, New York; John Little reached to action in tie 2 \u25a0 road from Buffalo to Troy. it is a forlorn hope indeed. What does Congressmen whe Lascoff, Reichstag, HEmp&hire held their manently out of tbe hands of the enemies 6. 1907, was 358315 and the amount and honor await the Fails, anQ J- Leon New York. until after the elections to the TK^ocrsts d SCew Hughes - "One of Many" suppose Mr. Smith had up fight for the restriction of of Dr. which !t !s expected at Concord, simply of Governor and of Progresiive paid to them was 83,177. The aver- take this The Kegents revoked the license win be held la r!i» State convention This to my mind, is the Schmidt, Buffalo, the rec- jrfjisnßT cdopting a platform. policies. age payment was ?14S a year, or a little in view when he made Dr. Woodrow immisration. Hugo «i on autumn of 1311. Dm csnclosicr. — incidentally burning question of the hour. What is the of the State accepted is that the 3 aa- <~ITY stocks were duil and prices over $12 a month. To give every pen- Wilson bis and the Demo- ommendation of a. committee s-ov*mmer.t \u25a0 — primaries if the con- risk Leavy. After a conference with candidate for the Gov- advantage of direct Board of Medical Examiners. Schmidt willinsr to the political effect 0? ssnr sioner $30 a month would require an cratic self-respecting, self-support- \u25a0progTCEEive leaders at Oyster Bay Theo- LEGISLATIVE RELVCTAXCE. — ernorship? Merely the promotion diticn of the was charged by the Erie County Medical fiscal legislation prior to the elect: about of his workingman grow .ooo short c? the fctslsrt The fmy. It «Raa said, that the which the Legislature parsed the resolu- j increased by ?rand ! does net make al- the expenses of the worker pointed of the State Board of estimates, which placed the expenditure order abolishing plalncjothea !tion providing investigation. the criticism that it I THE TALK OF THE DAY. a member Gasnor for that and! increasing and the high tax rate made necessary by the in place of Dr. F. at about 1per cent lest than they pravsd \u25a0»neii was responEiblt for th*.- wide open lowance r©r infirmities Veterinary Examiners J*" • Mayor jthe care with which Fj>eaLer Wad- rl j tremendous percentage of crime, pauperism Grenside, who declined. to be. •ondltjcns decried by Actfas disability. A pensioner of sixty-two The measures have been C. = The of Mayor jand his friends tied the committee's- au- drastic which and ignorance of our alien population. Regents called or Governor Hushes Mitchcl. attitude years has less claim OB the government adopted by resulted in The «Jaynor towtrd the Democratic nomina- thority np in double bowknots. Bat j ' Collector Loeb have Trusting to see The Tribune take the lead bade him official farewell. puzzled politicians than a pensioner of seventy-five years, man:- happenings of a serious nature, but cause, and RUSSIAN JEWS APPEAL iion forGovernor still becomes plainer. Itmust have in this great the stoppage of "immi-j ===== jit been j being taken for at least one horntcoming tourist discov- of that party. Ex-Sheriff Chenler modesty Legislature the disability of each gration for ten years." attorney given ! which made the j funny pidc of the situation. He GAINS POPULATION rvvoked tha pow«»r «f to granted. The older veteran has less ered the THOMAS LO3IAX. BIG IN Success of Test SBcovrageft \u25a0 in" ante-nuptiaj shrink froui having legislative virtue ! that was coming on one of the a Soil Per* 22me. «.her. the j on livingand needs more j wrote be York, Sept. \u25a0 chance to make i ' New 22. 1910. a*rreem«?nt. Tho srraft hunte^* covered in the unsparing way hi which j h\s liners, and that he purposed to declare sons Marked for Expulsion. 1 aid '\u25a0in the government Itis fairer to Joamed frons Mr. Rocers that mote than counsel nro bringing ( everything his trunk. I'm bringing' Fort Worth, Ter^ Increases 174.7 Per — and witnesses it to the minimum' in "But SCREECH. Kiev. Russia. S^r-t. H. A great ntsassar* SJC.IK«» had lttrn jrH-cn candidates by < grade use pensions, and if , gold two THAT UNEARTHLY !light. Certainly the and As- a lot of and additional store teeth Cent— San Antonio. 81.2 Per Cent. mi appeals made Toy Jews whose espulstca the corporation? to accure "tnuarv. ' Senators for sixty-two years were to be raised to my and don't know to do To Editor of The Tribune. public life. — Prert- ssssfjtru))'! must have known that iin mouth what the Washington, Sept. Zl.—Population statis- has been ordered by the Imperial govern- lioneiit men" in the] a plausible argument could• duty. job poor 1 should to register a protest , *&•a month jabout the The is such a one Sir: like were are pending following the *l. a decrease of 60S, or 2.1 pulsion \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 illegal and mat the petitJca- njarjder in chief of thr «3rand Army of spare, spending it to tbe election j dentistry should be prohibitive." irea and upon oomtrj Galveston. ! secure breaking limit of i per cent, over 57.753 in '-"• txa should be reinstated In their homes. the IlcpT3l»iic et the Atlantic City en- juf uncorruptible legislators. reached the record I but T can't see the necessity of its «-ampmcnt. Why the i Everybody who Not long ago a ladr of a hypochondriac Antorlo, Tex.. 56,614, an increase- «f Appeals have now >:«n made in otiBST M $101,973,703 in 19OS-'O9. Matfamaslj l> the qpilat San zeal to keep the all this bidden : temperament, who lived in the country, be- 43,2£. per cent, over 52,221 In1200. provinces. lid>on prove sixty days" service and an because medical at- oJ New Tort, especially or 31.2 merit': can i came dissatisfied her residence streeta Manchester, an increase of In the we«k ended September f discharge can obtain \u25a0 pen-•ltendant would not discuss her ailments as - r N. H. TUfiBX a tbefa \u25a0 honorable But If legislators ie j fullyas she sired (As a matter of fact 13,076. or 22.9 per cent, over c£.SS7 in 1300. were \u25a0 summary expulsions from tS3 even though? it years* without The number of times that my sleep has sion now at Elxty-two i there was nothing tor the poor man to talk an increase *,«». or city, -while were gtven aOttSO ;sL-able uot to let the right Land know j government sent Glasgow disturbed, frequently far into the Aurora.. 11!.. ».»T. of 10S other Jews regard disability. Tbe c about.) So she to for a spe- been v if] to ialist, and, lie should be equal- 25.1 per crnt. over -4.147 in ISOOL that they must return «italc the restrict- I hat the left hand was doing, even great liberality its fearing lest morning, by motorists evidently in an ha* fulfilled with ly uncommunicative to her, arranged that dead," Elcin. 111 BICTL an increase or 2,543, or ed district set apart by law for toaas "PORK BARREL:' ;they felt that they must to do j " only effort to 'awake the makes me feel . AGAISST TUE continue Obligations v the "•:--:ii« whose her sister should be hidden so at to over- cent, over W.I ISOO. during a stated period. On ths same days good by stealth, fair, raj private talk. Th- were very sym- sotne concerted action should be taken 15.S per in "President Xsft> condeomation of the was if itj is service, after discharging its hear his that thsrv were 106 expulsions Irorn ma i-burttfl jproper, to leave the public claim !pathetic in the course of the examination. in regard to prohibiting such occurrences. "pork barrel" method of making uppro- service cor-j prior obligations to those who euHered The subsequent ""consultation" consisted of quiet of Solomenka and Derrtefflca- jporatiens j only referring Here on West End avenue we are a improvement of rivers of the state laboring under i dependents. The two sentences to ths case-- rather, GYNECOLOGICAL CONGSSS OPENS. jiriationi; for the injuries and to their Lord'" said the consultant, "I community, or would hi. were it tiiae'y convincing. ] tbe tddeons and unjust Imputations on- I"Good \u25a0 PetsrsbTsrg. Sept. The Interna- and harbors is and j country is disinclined to go any further. !never met an Uglier woman." EOt for these discordant blasts, and Ithink at SL— REDEMPTORISTS BUMMOSCT jder wfcicb they starrered? Was it "My dear sir." the family doctor an- quist Gyrseo'.o^lsal Congress was opened That method bse often been tl^DOunccd rJ«ntH Itis an evidence of the generosity of the swered, that we, along with all other com- tional ito keep tL'j true facts hidden, and i "you should see her Eister.'"--G!as- munities, here to-day. There are forty-nine Ameri- before, as columns bear abundant let system that the highest expenditure un- gow should be spared this torture. our • th» public Herald. delegates. Priests Charged with Eeconstmc±ti •witness, but ••_ magnitude of the evil j use tfcfc ugly word •riupriou j der ithas occurred forty-four years after WBST END AVENUE. can the condemnation tbould ] about acts which were performed \*ith! Congress has The St. Petersburg Dtra gives this ac- Haw York, Sept. 21, 1?1C. Order inFrancs That WitDissolved. is so groat that the close of the war. the head of "A ***• eye to its welfare? Legislators may count under Cholera In- OPENS, Paris. Sept. The Radsraptorist "be repeated wit: the pertinacity of Cato :an been open handed with the men who "Sister Llnsa as ON, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 22.— cgqiptetffy '\u25a0conceal tbe troth about legislative bene- Istant": Isrealowitsch DONT LEAD HIM thers were summoned to the CorrectJassl G^inFt Csrtbsrs until it i* j for the Union, and the Grand a nurse, whose home [Sy Teleyrayh to Th» Trifcaca.] ;factions th« fotisht • volunteer surround- "Washington Sept. Court to-day charged having sseretET abated. subject vras never more to nee^j* creatures of the . the Republic shows its appre- had been or' the poorest. Se*!ng the From The Sutr. Middletown. Conn.. With am en- with The ;they Army oi 'jigs People reconstructed the order, whic: ir»s fi*" \u25a0^racly 'ben tbe question <*i \ok* may koop tb* curtain drawn ! government's traditional among the peasants in the UtU& who insist that Dr. Ccok has class which wnl number at least 150, than hct. ciation of the '"distress snort- proofs may mean well; but th« terms salved under the- law of 1301. drrsjlorr-j' ov»' the order fore, njore bodies Incorruptible ami puid them •\u25a0 addi- of Charity and -worked until tieth this and it **ms ccver convinc- i to to saddle the Treasury with an operation again in full activity throughout Fracs* istay so. or paid to insure continu- idisease brought her down. When the newt lin. who underwent an for ap- ingly treated than in Mr. Taffs Cincin- the tional expenditure which Itcannot now BUT NOT IN JERSEY. pendicitis a month ago. welcomed the line* of these incorruptible members in 'of her death was communicated to the about nati address. afford. poor mot!. the distracted woman asked From The Toledo Blade. students at the morning chapel exercises. PRIZE FOR DR. JOHN M. CLARK& public life- That is ail in the family.! gov- Nobody, we assunje. wonM venture to that the body be given to her for burial, Woo'! Wilson la Bofaasj after a The registration willnot be completed until Albany. Sept. 22.—Dr. John M. Car**> (tispote the c£ the I"-'-. A desire to spare Mushes is always j j the sister had ernorship as a stepping stone to tho Presi- York geoloetst. been \u25a0•* correctness IS'D AMIABILITY. but this was refused because dency, it has bet-n us^d before, lie must to-morrow. New Suite has !laudable. But was it right to hesitate i AVOIRDUPOIS joined Church, and ail pleading reading history. the Geological Con- jflent"* MLitcaiPTQt of the case. Hitherto ap- never the have been lied that International ** the improvement of inttcrtrajs La* been to give tho public the opportunity to j Some time ago a German benedict in vain. The body would have gone to AN gress, which has Just ended Its meetisj ground was OVERLOOKING ISSUE. perhap* know that the street railways ..f plied for a divorce on the that one of the public trenches but for a Cos- TIMELY WARNING. Stockholm, has awarded him the Spa^*- largely, diiefly, important *'be- the ' Syracuse Herald. " deliberately and without sack, who said: 'She died serving her peo- From The roff prize of several ruUiA "'•auso <:f tb** local advantage of the •state SiKMit SSi.C-tO in three years to his wife had — From The Philadelphia Star. continues to hold hundred pleasing Die—sh» heroins and Iwill her among William Barnes. Jr.. recognition of his to gi**o^' "Tmosify erpenfiod, end nut Ix-causf of kerj> incorruptible men iv the Legislat-I consent divested herself of the was a Rivo A proposition is raging malo per- forth m* an authority on the •"rial Issue." researches or- a burial place on my farm.' And so itj sons in New York to make lbs women not realizing. apparently, that to discover and paleontology. y ""Ihe betterment ure? Who would 004 have br.nc upo*' plumpness thai had won his love in wear corks on the puncturing of our transj«orta of the most important Issues In the 'i v jilau lias \n*'i\ t«p give so a strap cheerfully bad he known th:«f • der to i,( .-!• ndar and In the fashion. hatpins. Hide your pocket flasks, boy». or fight for control or the Republican party far as Cossack. fas It possibly from him also Icarry jjossibl" every he was a heavy obligation Contemporary history is silen£ as to the hot water bottles! in this state all he has to do is to look In NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS. district or every jrroup under such j that the fresh flowers camp which were on the looking glass as this to the street railways guard- of the scion before whom the morning?" There arc mor* than seven hundred ' "f districts a share of the ••pork." for j decision the mound the next AND *^?*\u2666*» ROOSEVELT THE MACHINE. sand school children tn N'sw York. ™ llonej- \jzm freely ;ppM|«rhited ing public morality? Few of us have |il«x was raatle. but the weighty ques- *** boon fur VIEW OF THE CASH The Philadelphia DONT FORGET THE JANITOR. wonder the slot machine tn:st is InipretVdnentP loved the railways we to agitate the breasts c» ONE — From Record (Dem.). a paid lobby at Albacr.-Spri-* ihe «»f rivers and harbors street as should. ! tion continues Diamonds prow exceeding dear \u25a0 In [the guard" From The Rochester Herald. matntain • gwocxal husbands, to of every iifrhtinc this crowd "old Held (Ohio) News. :\u25a0.! because th«* system i»f traiis- Th.- coals of fire burn as we thiuk of iGerman who continue be More expensive year} Mr. Roosevelt la rendering a public ser- A Chicago doctor says that flat life Is po up .-<> fur vice, buncoed littTtallazj vr«ndd thus be tniprorcd or Im*- the unjust words "bribery." "grate," !th<» flattering opinion that shara cannot Rubber tires and ho has the heartiest sympathy responsibly for the increase tn insanity. A German dealer in tons N£* ' Thut you Bar to set a cur! of every man in the country is on That may well be York banks out of a. quarter of a \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 urgent wnniTPgivei funds", Hromenklnd. you it, who th»» believed. Th- family on E<~~* ransc n<—d» «>f vrcnld shisu that wore applied to those be too much of their And when have cone and dune side of honest an i efficient government for th«> floor bbovo is the most aggravating dollars In order to play the market. thus 1«« 1i;h:. htil fci:ti]»!yuud cwnfessodly wh«» paying t<» public | protracted agitation of the ques- Where's the gasolene u» rua it? th>' |>fupH> md against the management of thing in flat life. of the New York banks appear to oa«aw Rtare keep li!".- at The politics person \u25a0\u25a0 for the replenishment of cam- —Rochester Herald. because the stales «»r districts Albany pure and uudefiled. No: do con tion demonstrates also that the German Customs •!\u25a0>\u25a0• frowns palgn funds un,i Cun^rcsf* On your strife's Imported rowns, :' the enrichment of Indi- we of New York «-<>uc«-rn<; th«» primaries GOOD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. When think JJ'fJS bare ladies be .v.i.i ... tha price utiuiu arc succeed, Headquarters, we ar»- tilted with iijiL.'jii best grad«s of champagne; that Mr. RoosevHt will and If Philadelphia P**£3in ;>t:bli<- iut'iu-y *ptSJt «* vi til at* excuse the failure i.» is sals simple act opinion. They not only admin- Blender* of tiie j tv« Prom The Record. the comparatively honf-st persons -*— o Bcneral missivins convention .-.hull elect him temrMirwry prisons.— k>uit-l* S<. ri|#j»ro»rbi- IpjasrSj 1 it, lienc<«. hi keynote The chestnut crop Pennsylvania prom- Stas and Auburn btibers. tlw rats tor it*- <*f and I beasts «>t prey back into the abundant. that al- auirer. f'oix bill wm conSroHed l».v the principle about the people's obligation to Mi. street uji the "Berllnei IJbkalanzcleer? an- Washington Star. most every "hangs In Jungle. Mr. Ruosevelt'a first political t-s.- trtt- full." They »-x- A fashionabl© New York "You tickle niy ami I'll tieldo you." railway companies. protestant, who bases bis p'!i»-n« was in tlgiiting the and pect to inakv a .sui.suintial protit from resign «J»?*S**Sl other male Golf, U UO< a national, is at least a mv- bosses th« wanted its pastor t» took • 8.. >•!!.•';, \u25a0\u25a0:••.] ;.;i appropriation machine. To his credit be it in their chectnut trees. Examination of burrs locking him out of th-t-«.*^ for lor And while we are on tbe subject of a rncre difference of ideal :nicipal. parts wuid he us proven means or aois^ case not on Institution in come of Eng- i"..,iv to fight iti. Republican .rum; jus has thut they urn well nil- and realty waaJ^e- Waybaek Creek, in jQne£*fl district, ••• •(.\u25a0 beaut] city Tan»- generally us Its noUee to him. it and the reluctance Legislature to 'in of physical but on the far j land, and the of Bradford i.» consid- niany Hull. Hits success will be H triumph free from worms. of a Omaha Be«- of yood cltizemihtp. thins hint.— in return Jones voted for .11l appropria- cover virtue let us express the nope thai stronger round of Incompatibility ering the convenilon of tho UailMton Moor »\u25a0*• of THE New York man. forty years *>}* tion for Dnsool Harbor, hi (Smith's dls- none of t.b«* r<»<«l deeds of living legfchi- temper. A wu!hu?i. thus h<* argues, v.ho links into a municipal course, in thia it SPRING OF 2010 POSSIBLY. to wed. says he has never *35.*z!5 bo following the POPULARIZING THE PLACE. to wed Cera s** tri'-l tors and cr-legislators will remain bi