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New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
MODELS OF THE EARrFS SURFACE.
NEW EXHIBITS IN RELIEF AT THE MUSEUM OF
THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.

NEW EXHIBITS IN RELIEF AT THE MCeECh VI
THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE
An interesting addition to the department Of ge-
ologv and geography has just been placed in the
Museum Of the Brooklyn Institute. II consists OF
an exhibit OF twentyfour models Of portions OF the
earth's surface showing in relief and in true reia-
tive scale all the elevations and inequalities as We'll
as the altitude above sea level Of any point. The
models are colored. and show the geological tor-
nation of each exhibit.
The relief models are Of Etna. Nesuvius' the
peak of Teneriffe. Palma, the Isle Of Bourbon, the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado. and the clins OF
southern Utah the Henry Mountains. Of Utah,
with accompanying stereogram models; the nlgh
plateaus of Utah, the mining districts Of LeadVLe'
and dssected models Of Leadvie mountains; yell
lowstone National Park Yosemite Valley. Eureka
District. Nevada; Mount Taylor. New -MeXlcoi the
Winta and Wahsatch Mountains. Washoe mining
region Nevada map Of the United states mSdetsd Cd t
United states Geological Survey the Coast and Geo
deric Survey and the United States Hydrographic
Once: map OF the United States, modelled from
Government maps by Burgi Brothers and Central
France said TO be one OF the geological wonders OF
the world This is a copy Of the relief map made
bv G.; Poulette Scrope F. X. s. IN the rooms or the
British Geological Survey. IN London
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
RESCUED NAN ABUSES HIS LIFE SAVER

POLLOCK AND HIS WIFE BARELY ESCAPED
DROWNING AT THE CAPTAINS PIER.
James Pollock forty-two years old, wholesale
clothing dealer Of Manhattan. and his wife. Annie
twenty-five years DID, living at the Glendall cottage,
Bath-ave. Bath Beach. went in bathing yesterday
evening at Captain Pier. and. though Pollock him
self can hardly swim he undertook to show his wife
how 10 20 through the waves. They found them
selves Unexpectedly in deep water considerably over
their heads Both cried for help, and the screams
of the woman frightened women and children on
the pier The couple had gone down three times
bafore Charlie Walters the life saver could reach
them Walters dived and brought the man and
woman TO the surface They clutched him around
the neck and would surely have lost their iVes put
for the aid OF two men in rowooat, VINO puled
them out Of the water and brought them ashore
When Pollock had recovered ne abused the lie
saver for not going his aid sooner, ana afterward
tried 10 have the man discharged for what Pouock
alleged was a refusal 70 do mis- duty. Inose Wno
saw the rescue thought the life saver rsked MS lie
IN making Il.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CONSPIRACY IN CUBA.
PLANS KNOWN TO THE AUTHoRITIEs-DrN-
NER TO COMMEMORATE sANTI-
AGOs SURRENDER.

Havana, July 1s.-The truth regarding the
recent proclamation issued in Matanzas shows
that regular revolutionary party has been
established, with headquarters in Havana, its
object being to ncite Cubans through the en-
tire country. This party has agents in every
large city and also a junta in Mexico one OF
the agents Of which Is now here. All this Is
well known to the authorities, and no mani
festo comes off the press without the Govern
ment receiving copy Of Il.
OF course, these inhammatory addresses are
hurtful to the peace Of the country. but 1t Is
generally considered that 1t would work more
harm to arrest the leaders OF the movement
who would undoubtedly pose as martyrs. This
is seemingly their desire. since although tney
must know that their Vaccinations are discov-
cred, they persist in the agitation Each prov
ince has or will have address widely circu-
lated. signed by some prominent name sufficient-
ly common TO be borne by many.
The dinner Of the Santiago Society last night
was a great success, and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed. General Chafee. chief Of the Gov
ernor Generals staff; General Ludlow Military
Governor Of Havana City, and a number oil
other officers were present and told many inter
esting "reminiscences Of the campaign.
Another dinner OF a similar character was held
al Matanzas The principal speakers were Cen
eral Wilson. Military Governor Of the Matanzas-
Santa Clara Department, and General Fedro
Betancourt Civil Governor OF Matanzas' IN ~
the course OF his remarks General wilson salu
the gor!es won by the Americans were the cause
OF the we'll being which Cuba is now enjoying.
General Betancourt, in his speech, coheratu,
lated the Americans upon their victories ano
declared that the Cubans were determined tC
gain independence at all costs. He asserted ina
the island contained many men capaole OIL au
rninistering its affairs wisely and well.
General Maximo Gomez has refused the ohei
OF Quintos de los Molinos as permanent resi-
dence and has also stated that he VIII not uSS
the furniture offered TO him. He has mousse II
Havana where he will live with his family anc
to which he will bring all his belongings. ne
wishes It 10 be generally known that ne ooeS
not care 70 accept gifts. General Gomez expec.'
his family to arrive next week from Sant'
Domingo. ,. L.. -,
"El Diario de Ia Marino" ia authority for tnt
statement that the Western Union Telegraph
Company intends to lay another cable line tS
Havana, the cable TO run from Miami, py M Wa,
OF Key West The paper also announces tha
work on the new line will begin in the ia'''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
NEWARK COMPANIES PROTEST.

The Newark Tax Commissioners held eoniersne' nc
Ing ,-,,h representatives OF the trolley. eec-
s.a. ISht and gas companies in regard to the as
sas.ment OF their properties and rights OF way a.
-..,a q, accordance with the decision OF the
lea- & -,..s, The Board Is In a quandary az 70
Sy lily 70 proceed TO assess in the way proposed Inc
Companies Representatives eontsndse ehs s,o oo "a
eid Increase the percentage out OF all reason
,Sera vas no objection 10 the metnod OF assess
, 80 lonr as unjust burdens were not imposed
upon corporate property In the case OF me 'ro.ey
recefnfs pays one-third OF the cost or repairs 70
The streets and pays full local rate OF tax besides
compromise was suggested. but was dropped
Az the Conclusion OF the conference. President
Tovy said that the Board would hold q consulta-
would confer again with the companies representa-,
tiyes on Friday. -s
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
BROOKLYN NEWS.
FIGHT TO SEIZE A YACHT.
THREE MEN TRY TO PUT MFARLANE
ANDERSON OFF HIS NEW oRINTHIA.
HE COMES OFF VICTOR. BUT is LAID UP BIZ HIS
rNJURIEs-A LEGAL CONTEST OVER

HE COMES OFF VICTOR, BUT Is LAID UP BIZ HIS
rNJuRIEs-A LEGAL CONTEST OVER
THE SALE MAY RESULT
McFarlane Anderson. the inventor Of photography
in color. which has attracted attention here and
abroad, recently bought a yacht the Orinthia
through the American Yacht Agency. which Is con-
Quoted bv A. Perry Bliven. brother OF Cortland
Bliven. The boat sold by a Mr. Lee. The con-
tract called for HOO0 down. the balance to be paid
when the boat is thoroughly repaired and placed in
commission. free OF all incumbrances She now
lies in McGowan's shipyard. at Fifty-eghrh-st.
On Friday afternoon three Of Bliven's employees
Captain Lane. who a steam launch; clerk
named Lewis and a saor-boarded the yacht
They attempted to put Mr.. Anderson OF, and Lane
assaulted him. Captain Mcdonald. OF o. J. Nc
Gowan's sloop yacht Viking. hauled his bow line
taut across the bows OF the Orinthia. she could
not be moved. The three men attempted TO cut this
line, but Mcdonald and Lane grappled. and the
latter was subdued. He then induced 70 ex-
has said since that Bliven intends 10 have the boat
as ne believes the contract has been broken mas
much as the 81. 900 which should have been PAID or
June was not paid until June Is The balance Is
in a bank in Manhattan. ready 10 be paid as soon
as the yacht Is placed In commission.
After the assault the police were notified and two
pTompty dismissed hs oWn skipper and enSased
Captain Mcdonald. Captain Frederick Miller of
basin. offered TO haul his sloop across the gap so
70 Illustrate any further attempt 20 get the
unable TO leave his bed because Of the rough
handling he received. He thinks the desire 70 take
the boat is caused by the fact that he bought her
cheap. The repairs have been a heavy expense.
and he thinks that probably some one has since
offered more money for her.
Henry w Baird, of No 70 wall-st. tried TO get
a warran. for the arrest OF the three men on Sun
day United States Commissioner Morle says the
case IS one for the State courts but that Mr.. An
derson should libel the yacht in suit for posses
sion and place her in the charge OF United states
marshal. He could thus put her In bond and so re-
tain possession. The boat was built In lss2 by 10.
sIah Bedell Of Bristol r l., for Colonel Duryea OF
Glen Cove She is 90 feet in length II feet inches
beam and feet inches draught
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SALARIES TO BE WITHHELD
ALL CITY EMPLOYEES APPOINTED OR
PROMOTED SINCE APRIL 10
AFFECTED.
ACTION TAKEN AS A RESULT OF A NOTICE
SERVED ON THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL SER
VICE COMMISSION AND THE con-
TROII.ER RY MP M,ANFNY


VICE COMMISSION AND THE CON-
TRoLLER BY MR.. MANENY.
On account of formal notice served on the
Municipal Civil Service Commission and Con-
troller Coler by George McAneny. secretary Of
the Civil Service Reform Association. the sala-
ries Of all persons appointed to office or pro-
NOTED in the city departments since April 10,
when the White law went into effect. will be
held up until the courts settle the question Of
the legality Of the appointments and promo
tions. II is said that about five hundred and
twenty-five Office holders in the city will be
unable to get their salaries on the first OF next
month. In the Charities Department alone
there 325 such Office holders, and there are
two hundred in the other departments
Edward Croker, the new Chief Of the Fire
Department comes under the head Of the lille
galities" and his pay will be held UP. He will.
it is asserted. make a requistion for the money
about August l. and the Civil Service Commits
sion will refuse to certify to his warrant IN
that case Chief Croker will have TO sue TO re-
cover. and his case. once being brought into
court, will be used as test case.
Mr. McAneny. speaking Of the case yesterday.
said: 1T is the contention Of the Civil Service
Reform Association that the White Civil Ser
vice law takes precedence over all other laws.
II is lurIner COnLenQeQ law - Opel dlA' z
in itself and unless appointments are specihcal-
ly exempted by the act itself they are all H.
legal. Mr.. Crokers Office Chief Of the Fire
Department is not exempted from the competi-
tive examination, and his appointment will be
protested. We are now preparing 70 make
test case, but l cannot at present say which one
will be used. The other side declares that we
are in the wrong and that the victory is with
them, but I think differently. We will take 1t
to the courts anyway and allow them to de-
eide once and for all"
The clause in the White Civil Service law
which will constitute the cause for action IS
under Section T. as follows: mo officer or off,
GERS having the power Of appointment or en-
ployment shall select or appoint any person for
appointment. employment. promotion or rein
statement except in accordance with the pro-
vision Of this act and the rules and regulations
prescribed hereunder"
Under this law the official who makes an ap-
pointment against the prescribed rules can be
held personally liable for the amount Of pay
given for the services Of the man appointed TO
perform such service.
In the Department OF Public Charities the
temporary appointment OF Joseph II. Garvey
as superintendent of dspensary at Bellevue
Hospital has been made permanent and the
salary fixed at 81 900 a year. In the same de-
partment THE City Record" announces the ap-
pointment Of thirty nine helpers, nurses, ETC.,
in the different institutions, and the dismissal
of eighteen like employees for various causes
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SIX MILLIONS IN GOLD.
THE ROANOKE AND THE GARoNNE BRING
OUT MANY PASSENGERS AND
MUCH DUST

Seattle Wash. July 1S-The North American
Trading and Transportation Company's steamer
Roanoke arrived here late last night from ST.
Michaels Alaska, with between 800 and g0 pas
sengers and 100000 or 10000 worth OF gold dust
The lowest estimate Is S.75O0OO and the highest
$4,000. This latter estimate is that OF the purser
Mr. Newcombe in whose custody large part OF
the treasure was. He included in his figures the
amounts IN the possession Of individual passengers
Most Of the gold was shipped by the Canadian
Bank OF Commerce the Bank Of British North
America. and the North American Trading and
TRANSFORMATION Company The two banks shipped
81 10000 The largest individual amount said
10 belong the Mcdonald brothers. who are
credited with 10000. The steamer Garonne sailed
from St Nchaels for Vancouver previous 10 the
Roanoke with almost II not fully much gold
aboard. II is estimated that the two steamers
carry over 100000.
Victoria, B. c.. July B.-The steamer Garonne
passed up the Straits about noon took pilot
and continued to Vancouver. The purser says
there are six hundred passengers on board and
g 00OO00.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SIMMER GUESTS UPSET IN A YACHT.

Centre Moriches. Long Island, July N.-seVeral
guests OF the Hotel Brooklyn nad haFro" escape
- a-or,r,ng in Great South Bay this after
,oon Amone them were J. l. Nevns and D. +.
Neyins OF Pittsburg. who were sailing the cat
hoa, oracle. The wind fuky and there was
had sea on in the bay. The boat was caught In a
souau and overturned. All were thrown into the
water but managed to reach the boat ana hea on
~ a,,ctdent was witnessed by Newns and smith,
tHo bavmen' who put of to the rescue in sloop
Captain Seaman Of the Life oaVlng SialISn on a.sO
ea' Saa S1rtber to go. and had 10 row Newins ana
Smith rescued the party. while Captain Sesnah
recovered the yacht.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
lying DEAD IN THE MEADOWS.
popY OF A RAILROAD EMPLoYE FOUND WITH =
prrrrr WOUND BELOW THE HEART.

,onv OF A RAILROAD EMPLoYE FOUND WITH
BULLET WOUND BELOW THE HEART.
The bodv OF william II. Winder. a gate ,endsr
,or the Pennsylvania Railroad at Nanderpo'i-sN, -
newark was found yesterday afternoon On ,ne
>-on-ark meadows near the tracks OF the Lensh
vsrlsv railroad at Connoly's Creek just oelo"
Newark There was a bullet wound oeio" tne nee -,
rbs nockets OF the mans trousers were turned ou'
and there was nothing in his clothes s1cep. s9e
cigarettets. The body was taken 70 TN Vas sum,
in Newark and the County PHYSICIAN ""' ~
moned -. o,5 Uinder received
~, M ,ortb's T wages Monday was his day on sno
80 Vas last seen in Miller-st he dd nov 80, go,
10 his home. No 77ls Newark-st on Moneayv isrs IA
Yesterday afternoon Pnllp besheSI' Ne :. Pan
7rbomas-st and Hugh Mulvaney OF No. - hsa- ken-
ningfon started to cross the meadow on nsins i
-i m they came across the body OF Winder Iy.s
Reside a narrow path near Connolys CrssA. a1
sstures were dscolored and swollen. The pooy
Law within full view Of passing trains on tne Lea,s.
Vsuey Railroad The fishermen could see 10 mar
~ violence on the body, and so reported 70 rns
police OF the Fourth Precinct ponce stauon & Ins
bniist wound was discovered when the oody was
taken 10 the morgUe. The police immedistey& ate & es
gan an Investigation Nlhder was '"li INV '
old and had good habits.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
COLONEL HEPBURy'S CASE QUAsHED.

Justice Slower. in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
dismissed the indictment against William Hepburn
for bribery on application Of his counsel. DaVsa
Welch. Assistant District Attorney Luther o.
Emerson said there opposition to the mo
ton which made under the secuoh VI ~ ~
-rtr,,raI code which provides that an indictment
NAV be ouashed where there is no possoiliiy q. OK
conviction Colonel Hepburn was indic.sp s r~sd I'D.
erSk a. ISles secretary OF the Grand jury ys az ..e
time OF the Investigation OF Winant ana fhi.iPs t,
sierrauns which passed between Winant anu isv'
consfitufed chief part OF the case for the
tion. Mr Welch said Colonel Hepburn hS. mac mud nod
ing 10 40 with these kilograms, and II tney oryrr
not convict Winant surely they could not SoH''S'
Hepburu.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
ORE sHoTELLERs STRIKE IN CLEFELAND.

Cleveland Ohio. July 1S-Between 900 and 100 ore
shoveiIers al the Erie dock. controlled by Pickands
Mather & Co. went on strike to-day The trouble
arose over n disagreement as 70 the turn OF ves-
sci al the dock the shovellers OF the gang on duty
desiring 10 unload a different boat from the one on
which they were set 10 work The manager OF the
dock says that the old rule was followed and that
the rule will not be violated 10 please the shovel
Iers He will not say whether Il Is the intention
10 All the strikers places. The men held meet
work.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CLAYTON TIE FOURTEEyTTs COLONEL.

Bertram T. Clayton. former captain OF Troop y
was sworn in as colonel OF the lith Regiment al a
meeting Of the officers Of the Second Brigade heio
at the headquarters in the han OF hecorus ",
Monday evening. Those attending were Colonel
smith OF the sd Regiment. Colonel Eddy OF the
9Th Colonel Clayton OF the l4th. Lieutenant Lam
Of the Sd Battery Lieutenant Baldwin OF the sec
ond Signal Corps, Lieutenant MeLeyLr sep com
Ing Troop c. and General James NEGLECT CUM
mander OF the brigade. ,s -. haad
Colonel Clayton's commission aEri'eo aster the
Gestsng Colonel Clayton went out 70 the l4tn Heg-
,en, Armory and issued his first order, wnich an
ronnced that ne had assumed command.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SLOT MACHINES MUST GO.
THE CLUBS AT LONG BRANCH. HOWEVER. ARE
RUNNING ON A LARGER SCALE THAN EVER

Long Branch July IS (speciaD.-chief OF Police
lanes Layton was to-day instructed 10 order the
removal Of all the slot machines doing business
within the city limits. The owners OF the ma
cbines will have until tomorrow 10 remove tnen1
rbe CHIEF when seen to-day the subject, sald
that he would enforce the law but old not propose
IN sion a certain few from doing business anu iSe
otbers 90 on without being disturbed.
The annual story OF closing the ciupnouses a. a.
this place has been worn threadoare Prosecusyss ,s
~ the pleas w A. Heisley. who Is vested Wilt
0ower 10 close the houses Is in Europe, and VIII
not return until the season Is over M,; =, ass,roy
the clubs in this city. Since then sexerai nn nss
Sr~,r T,Ss scete than ever. Many residents oelieve
thst cnbhouses such those OF the Pennsy-
yania New-York and Ocean CLUBS are Oh Oehe"' y"
Long Branch. .,,h q, ss,brtrht
rbicb has been in operation FOR some ume 80 W.
ars husiness in order prevent wnoies&ie
sai9 a., All the clubs along the shore
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

member Of the Board. A list OF ten grievances
was presented and after a short discussion Mr..
Wilbur granted eight OF them. The other two
grievances represent considerable financial outlay.
and the company asked for few days TO consider.
One OF the grievances is from this division and Is
request OF the engineers who work on the big
freight engines for one day of a week without
loss OF pay. The other grievance is not known.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
THE ArTOuOBTLE'S TOURISTS.

Little Falls. n Y. July B.-The Davis automobile
did not get the wheel at Utica TO replace the old
one broken IN this city, and II Is detained mere ti
ote2s secured from the factory al Stamford conn.
II will take at least two days
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
WANTED FOR BIGAMT IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Santa Barbara, Cal. July 1s-Dr. ". r. Gwinn'
wanted at Fall River. Mass, for bigamy, has been
arrested at Los Olivos by Sheriff Stewart and re-
turned here A writ Of habeas corpus was denied
in the Superior Court and he held on 900
bond 10 await the arrival OF the Massachusetts
officers with requisition papers.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
aoRsg MAKES SHORT WORK OF A DOG.

ra.tensack. July IS (speciaD.-John T. EDWARDS.
., ,nis town. came home from drive last evening
- a remarkable story OF hght between MS
horse and dog Mr. Edwards says ssat ths horss
,-tlisee biting the animal IN tne nose
The horse hereupon laid back rs ears canine asroe
Cog psk,rg ard then. dropping the beast oesan "
trample upon II -. .,,rrrisad that he could not
Mr. e. =" Sts horse and in a few minutes tne oos
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divsion-supreIne coqrt-Recsss, p.o,o,
J-tour opens at 10 30 a M No e n,1s s OF rel o4
sS;t5 S0 as Bsiton No = kelley Mining Company
Hurd 10 Andlea 81 Zones No s. Atken ast Hoes
No g Peters agt OIesureys No 10. pTeshorn agi.
g Drs'hSP SaassS2 S2 Il Ho ifs s Hafd 3 Company
Mining Company No a. LINERS ,, Pj,-s5 Sonps1v 10
i6 Jacobson agt same No T. Frankenberg sgt ksyser
no 20 matter 81 sprigg No o. People ex rel Pierce
Ss S % Hemes so agi Heimss No "a sondheim agt gu
bert No. 25 Kessler sgt kesser No 70 Seshe 1 az
1s1 %9hf BaisS. S9 90 20 Tqiile No 30 People
Ter No 32 People ex rel Thompson ag, DaI'oh 20; CO.
People rel McNqIty agi nal,Sn Mona5ap Mo- gi ~ ss
Gamer "a ssI Is trons as Macdonsd No SO
s oss 10 20 McEvoy agt Coler. No Al Pierrpont agt
caadwei No A. Brady agt Brady 10. 49, Ho@r Ts59 as
vile agt Anderson No. as stranan agt. nei'nsr: no .;
a. wgh'%fa dg Maes ef fMaaufsctarins Company Crosse
ast Houri: No 30 matter OF SIosoS 80 s o. S
New oTn aster s Of Golensk No Sell Barnes No
80 30 57 Greenbers Murray No 0s shay az; shay
No 80 matter Of s,ePnens9n company
BFooHyn ceourt-specal TermPart II-Before Andrews
Jcogr opens cauIt@ckambers az I1e vsTnum S
Court at 1oSo a. % m o 90 hTsate, Abet WycEon
lns coyie Johannes Dietrich Isabella Lambert
poa a m FANNIE sehlesnger. Catherine Mclaughlin
at II a, ,cnTa,,suecai M Term-Before oDwyer Court
onens at 10 a. m. Motions al ioSo A. n
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Bischon. jr.. j.
rt.ts, Smith agt. Sarah B. Tucker-FrahK W. Ao4s''
BY Glldersleeve. ].
Matter Of Excelsior Electrical Company-Charies T.
Dnsuh' REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Bischon. jr.. J.
Weiss agt sehopper-William J. A. Mehlm
ecbvarz agt Ernst-William J. a Mchlm
petfif II. PomeroJ
Ssrds sRt sRnds-iouis B. Hashrouck 81. 49,.
New-York lAfe insurance toiHp"HS ae'
eases)-Edward G. whitaker
BY Glldersleeve J.
n,sr Of Excelsior Electric company-Franeis c Can
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
GRIEVANCES OF LEHIGH VALLEY MEN

wilkesbarre, Penn. July 1s.-The result OF the
conference held yesterday between the Board OF
Adjustment. representing each branch OF railroad
ers OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad. and General
Manager Wilbur. was made known to-day By
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
LEAP TO DEATH AT THE ALNSH0USE.

A CRIPPLE JUMPS OUT OF A WINDOW BECAUSE
HIS cRUTcHEs ARE TAKEN AWAY.
'Louey." an old in the Kings County Aims
house who was a cripple. was disciplined yester-
day morning by having his crutches taken away.
This was done by order OF the superintendent. He
almost Immediately sprang from a fourth story
window and instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. July 1s-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-05

printcly inscribcd.- Boston Herald.
That Oklahoma town which put itself
on wheels and moved to railway line
certainly displayed true American git up
and gitativcnrSS.-S Louis Republic.
There's nc danger Of European yachts
men learning toe much OF our sailing
model when the Columbia goes abroad to
show her speed They won't see far be-
yond her stern iinc>.-St Louis Republic.
We notice that the city Of Lowell has
found it necessary TO ask for an increase
OF the police force to preserve the peace
there under nc license. Disorder seems
to wait OF thirst UP thcre.-l}oston Her
aid.
kansans will smile derisivcly over the
picture now buing printed in the papers
representing a two horse team hauling
three ears Of corn upon truck. There
should he Mt least six horses in the team.
Denver Post.
court Of justice Of and for women
only is proposed in France to adjust dis
putes in which men take no interest and
about which they are fundamentally h.
norant This is in line with the sugges-
ton made by The Herald in connection
with litigation between drcssmakcrs and
their clicnts.-Ncw York Herald.