' * 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 UartU<lUi than they should. Itis poor economy to • that strikes hish who el Rc=s AmblT Curran. who arrived " - «riSiS»»- ' of his district, he is talking about nomi- lead the ultimate conclusion may engulf the man _ Mr., and Mrs. George Gordon Klas; 1* ' shore ' It r^ |a short time ago. wC .* "•... I".*."*.'. MiM Glbba. to drair out work over a dozen years an inde- stronger mind, stronger \u25a0\u25a0• is under no obligation to pay^ in town from the "West a on 1 nating himself and running as matter is than that of ter 8 will, close their estate Mart Wednesday aj*i • when it be completed in three, if poll tax and hit the parents ;- v.ill sail for Europe next week, and as irxmttee. could pendent candidate. Mr. Bontell's ideas than even that crowning triumph of our are only five cm the v^cars.rr.- return to New York for tha winter. " only the funds available; bid children who usual, pass the winter in Paris. "\u25a0• -Hane were particu- as to sources of political author- civilization, the American femlnirle —Boston Globe. Mr. and Mrs. CTilUaa % Carter v . I the real season to-night ciosafl -- - larly when the funds are withheld sim- ity seem to have become sadly mixed mind? The remedy Is at least harm- Miss. Eleanor Strele, daughter of Mr. and their and departed f^ ii—T>tptotn*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 A<?t crtisern m his credentials grated sadly on his hab'ts haps it may be mistaken as well for a Sir: Iwas much interested his brother's best man. Mr*. Vlhitehoosa. ••mob," in his night while attending a Democratic meet- William Watts Eh»ns*a has Par*. Col. *«*• and sensibilities. The longing for a higher sphere, for that speeches Townsend, of latacsßf j ?£ .4 VICTORY. ing to observe that nearly all the Mlsf Sophie W. daughter from New York. COMPLETE opinion, ought to go to the polls on Elec- shibboleth of a certain class of current a manifested a reactionary rather than Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend. has select- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. EaldTrtn. of The sudden and unexpected slipping tion" Day and ratify a choice made novels, a longing for affinity. marriage Cclonia progressive tendency. There appeared to ed Ocober 10 as the date for her Sprtnga. are guests of Mr. and of Schenectady County away from the ••higher naturally foresees the Sri. Charles ..TTjs iPub:. up." Be be general opinion that Theodore Roose- to John 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.