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Jramp and StimulAnt.

WALTER AUGUSTUS WYCKoFF, assist ant
professor of political economy in Prince
ton University. has been amusing him
self and collecting matter for maga-
zine articles and books by roaming
over Colorado in the disguise of a
tramp. Last week he was caught in a
storm and had to apply at dispensary
for medical stimuani, which was
given. A real tramp doesn't need or
want medical stimuant. He wants
whiskey, and hc gets : il. Nor does
storm bother tramp who knows his
business. Somewhere amid his rags he
has the means of keeping out water,
tempering wind and melting ice. In
deed. even professor on his travels
might be supposed to have the nec,ssi-
ties of life with him. A pocket pistol
expels the win- er's flaw.
The doctors at the dispensary knew
by the professors manners and talks
that he was an imp&tor in the tramp
He has studied the workers and now he
is studying the lOafers. and undoubt-
edly all specimens that he has come
in contact with of both classes know
that he is an impostor. His hands and
his speech bewray him There are plenty
of tramps So sodden that they are
absolutely indifferent about all persons
except constables and policemen, but
hn La. ; ha Of
tell the sociologizng professor from the
true son of the wandering life. 4 man
of genius and marvellous adaptability
and gift of impersonation like Sir RICH
ARD FRANCIS BURTON might make his
way undetected among the most dam
gerous Mohammedan fanatics, but a
professor trying to play tramp is too
simple TO gull any tramp who still takes
any interest in anything beyond the
supply of whiskey and snipes.
Neither a. an imitation worker nor as
an imitation Ioafer can Prof WYCKofF
really enter into the actual state of mind
of real workers or tramps. Many of
what he counts as hardshlps are not
hardships to hem. Many Of their pleas
ures are not obvious to him. When
ever he pleases, the world of the daily
bath and evening dress is open to him
He cannot really penetrate the priva-
ton or the stolidty of those among
whom he lives The dress does not
make the tramp; and the tramp's life,
if ever satisfactorily portrayed in some
picturesque tale will have been UNDER
stood by sympathetic insight and mag
ination, not by the essentially alien and
outside view of somebody initiating
and obscurng its sordid detail.
To speak after the manner of the wise
False sociology leads To false psychol-
ogy But il Is none of our business,
and we write merely to utter our hope
that professors sociologizing in Colo
RADIO or elsewhere will provide them
selves with due quantities of medical
and lay stmulant 1t is long time
between dispensaries.
The sun., 1902-10-06

Government must move within its own
sphere. and can obtain lands for such
public Uses only as are necessary for
carving on the Federal Government,
50 il can condemn lands for forts, maga-
zines. arsenals, doCkyards, navy yards,
lighthouses, Custom Houses, Post Offices,
Federal Court Houses, Sub-Treasuries
and military posts or roads or other cog
nate purposes peculiarly belonging TO
the General Government and important
II the individual or private ownership
in the anthracite mines of Pennsylvania
can be terminated by their condemna-
ton by the National Government, then
bv parity Of power, the bituminous
mines of the country. the sugar-cane
fields of Louisiana, the beet-sugar plants
Of Nebraska, the cotton fields Of the
South, the oil wells Of PENNSYLVANIA the
gold, silver and copper mines Of the
West. all can be seized by the Federal
Government through the exercise Of
arbitrary power. and be summarlly
transferred to national ownership, The
mere statement of the proposition dem
ons'rates the aDsurditv II il beyond the
power of the Federal Government in the
exercise either of the right Of eminent
domain or OF the right Of taxation to take
private property without the owners
consent, for any but a purely Federal
purpose and it is beyond the power Of
Congress To authorize the seizure Of
lands by the Government for the pur-
pose Of mining and selling coal
The sun., 1902-10-06
Married In Gaelic.

The Church ~ tho Most Holy Trinity rDckhcad,
BernOndScy. the only Catholic church In London
where Gaelic services have been held. was the
scene sunday sept. :. Ola very interesting ccre
mony when the first marriage >olcmnllcd In the
English metropolis In the Irish language took
place.
The bridegroom was Mr. John o Kcanc. for the
past three years the secretary OF the Gaelic League
Of London. the bride Miss Kathleen pInrcn OF
Forest Gate \ charming young lady. whose singing
Of Irish songs has often stirred Gaelic League
gathering In London
The ceremony was performed by the Rev Michael
Mopncv. himself prominent worker IN tho lriNh
revival movement. Wherever the Catholic church
allows the use Of tho Ncruarular Irish only was
employed From the Gaelic 10 the solemn and
sonprouS Latin of the nupral mass seemed natural
transition
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PiRSEE ON Az IRON ERRiND.
To Int crest Capitalists Here In ndc, eiOped
Mineral Wealth OF India.

Jamesby A. Tata. a retired Parsee mer-
chant whose son is continuing his fathers
business which has branch exporting
house az ~ Wall street, arrived yesterday
from Havre aboard the French liner La
Champagne. He said he had letters Of
introduction to j Pierpout Morgan and
other American capitalists and that he
wanted to get them Interested IN the de-
velopment Of the iron industry in India
He il here also 20 study our processes
Of reducing iron ore and manufacturing
steel He thinks that with capital and
improved American machinery the mineral
wealth Of india may be made an power
in the financial world
The sun., 1902-10-06
TOTELLOFOURSINDiY SCHOOLS.
Twenty Prominent Workers plan Tour Of
the World, Lecturing rs They 60.

Twenty men and women. recognized
as among the foremost Sunday school
experts in America. have planned a tour
Of the world, paying their own expenses.
They have meeting within n fortnight
to perfect routes. and TO decide upon
addresses which the various members
of the commission will make One purpose
of the tour is to show the world what has
been accomplished for Sunday schoo.
work in America.
Among the members are the Rev Dr,
B. B. Tyler, former pastor Of the Church
Of the Disciples Of Christ in West Fi'ty-
sixth street and now chairman Of the Inter
national Sunday School Lesson Commitgo;
the Rev. Dr. James A. Worden ~ Phi'a-
delphia who IL az the head of Presbyterian
Sunday school work: Vice-Presdent Hars-
horn Of Boston. and Bishop Warren Of
Denver The commission will sail from
this city next April, and be joined In London
by British members.
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FIRST REPiIRS N II6 YEARS.
The OH Northneid Baptist Celebrates
Their Completion.

CALDWELL. y j. Oct. 5-The hist tpric
Mortified Baptist Chucrh which is
li8 years Old had special celebration
to-day over the completion Of extensive
repairs to the ediice, the first that have
been made since il was erected At the
time of its organization, April 10, 1856,
with eleven members there were only two
other Baptist churches at Morristown and
Lyons Farms Some Of the original mem
bers bore such Christian names as Hope
"Comfor'. Content" and Desire"
The church has had twenty seven pastors
In 1912 there was n general revival in the
church and IL is said there were 500 people
at he services on one Sunday.
The sun., 1902-10-06

The Miners Defence Committee of the
Central Federated Union has appointed
a subcommittee to memorialize the Board
of Aldermen to appeal to th" coal operators
. in case the attempts made at Washington
to induce the operators to settle the strike
fail" II seems almost superfluous to pray
the Aldermen TO settle the strike. That
council Of sages makes n business Of settling
everything that il unsettled and IL full Of
volunteer cagcrness 10 settle. The Board
of Aldermen is entirely capable Of request
ing the equinoxes not to process
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FOR A GREATER ORANGE.
Republicans OF the Jersey Town Want 10
Consolidate With Their Ncighbors.

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 5.-The Republicans
of this city, in their platform framed for
the fall campaign, have named, as one Of
the important issues. consideration Of
the consolidation Of the Oranges.
.Under such consolidation, civic pride
would be stimulated. taxes reduced, NUM-
cipal expense lessened and higher school
education, better streets and general i'm
provement in the governmental methods
Of all cities and towns interested secured
The municipalities intended to form
this consolidation would be Orange, Fast,
such a city would be about 80 900, and the
city would cover an area about equal to
that Of Newark. The subject has been
agtated before and has found supporters
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Cock Ing the Trigger.

TO TIVE EDITOR or THs Srs SIR; Can you tell
me- why 80 many writer's Of nctlon Will pcrsIs, In
making the hero. or villain. ~ their tales cock the
trigger of their pistols or revovcrS 1t the critical
moment
have lust read very good story In which tho
villain II made to 20 through this absurd perform.
ancc not once hut twice. and II am not mistaken
Dcky Davis made the same sad break In one OF his
tales
You cannot cock trigger any more than the
eat the horse, or the 90 bathing In the
swimmer, or the Democrats carry the State this
fall. or any other piece OF foolishness.
Why II this nonsense perpetuated'
ALBANY. sept, 20. SMITH WRssoN.
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had invaded the anthracite region
with clubs and torches, spreading mur-
der and terrorism and thereby shutting
of the supply of coal, would there have
been discovered no warrant in the Con-
stitution for the President to notify the
ringleader to cease from committing
utrage or find in him an irresistible
master2 Would there not have come
through the Executive restoration of the
peace and order betrayed by Governor
STONEy
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Y. Nc. \. Increases Its Force In the Orient

The Young Mems Chris,ia Associatior-
of the United States and Canada increase
their force in foreign lands by seven ro-
criits this month. q y Phelps goes 10
kioto, Japan; G. V. Hibbard becomes col.
lege secretary at Toxic, Japan, where
there are 5000 students and high schon.
boys Prof G. n, Robertson will 60 10 China
Charles W Harvey will bncomc n geuera.
secretary in one of the largest cities of
China F NJ Gilbert will be student -ecre-
tary at Lahore; f. & Carter will hn q travel
ling secretary among the associations In
India and J l.. Murray will take the
secretaryship at Ban galore
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COUSINS MARRY.
Niece and Nephew Of Mrs. Charles l.. Fair.
Who Was Killed In France.

CALDWELL y. j. Oct. 5.-Miss Anna
Bellongar LCffi 'r and Frank Augustus Len'-
ard cousins, and, respectively, niece and
nephew Of Mrs. Charles l.. Fair, who with
her husband was killed in an automobile
accident in France. were married ye-ter-
day at the home of the bridegrooms parent,
Mr. and Mrs Joshua Leonard, in this tow
The bride is beneficiary under the WI.
Of her aunt and has already received 5000
of her share Of the estate
Out OF respect to Mrs. Fairs memor"
only relatives and a few friends were pre- 'em'
al the wedding The ceremony was per
formed 10y the Rev. ST. John Fitch, pastor
of the Caldwell Baptist Church.
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Doc tors INCOMES In England.

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The brush Nrdcli journal ycnturcd an estimate
of the average Income that might he expected hy
the general practitioner In England. and PIT Il At
E,oo to EanN The "stma'" was copied Into several
daily papers, and has produced n larGc crop ~ cor
rrSpondrncr tecmrnr with rldlCulc and Indignation
The general practitioners, VINO ought 10 know. de-
clare that only small proportion ~ their number
carn W much even after years - arduou, work
The competition brought about by the oyrrCrowdcd
state Of thc profession IS they declare, great
that II Is cruelty to induce men, by Inflated est.
mates 10 enter II.
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Churches Abandon the welsh Language

7 |TTT NJ T TNTUTV ITTN-I
\ pcihlDn was rlrl IN common Pleas Court
No. yesterday for the dissolution Of the Welsh
Congregational Association Of western rcnn,I
vania. an organization composed OF Welsh Con-
grcgatllnal churches for the carrying on Of mis-
sion WORK. II Is explained that during recent
years So many Of the former Welsh churches had
abandoned the use Of the native language aad
had adopted thr English, that II was practically
useless 10 continue ihc association Welsh
organization. lu consequence, new organlla
tinn Of he old churches was comrctcda fcW months
ago ana the work MS continued IN, same a> be .
fore. but not as q Welsh body.
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chicago Alumrp Against segregation.

CHICAGO, Oct -Anti-segregation was
the platform upon which stood members
Of the University Of Chicago AlumnR
Association who were elected to Office
at the meeting Of that organization yester-
day. Applause greeted the speakers who
praised the Executive Committee for send
ing ont the recent statement denOunCing
President Harper's segregation plan. The
election Of officers showed the strong anti
segregation sentiment. Opposition to the
victorious tickle, was small
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NOT AFTER coal WITH JIMMY.
Union square Sprinter Held for Hut
COalbtn Goes Indoors.

Joseph Coleman. who was arrested after
n chase across Union Square on Saturday
night for trying to break into the piano
store Of William Mylius at IL Union Square
East told Magistrate Deuel. in Yorkville
court yesterday that he was only after
coal
He had heard. he said, that Mylius had
been boarding binful all summer. and he
thought Mylius could spare just little
The Mylius coalbin is under the stoop
where Coleman was when he attracted the
night watchman's attention, but the pris-
oner couldn't explain the marks on the
basement door or what he was doing with
a two-foot jimmy. He was held in 500
for trial.
Mr.. Mylus has decided to move his coal
supply indoors.
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ITS J4TH ANNIVERSARY.
Bishop breaches In the "Little Church
Around the Corner"

Special services were held yesterday
morning in the Church Of the Transigura-
ton in East Twenty ninth street.-The
Little Church Around the Corner"-in
observance of its fifty-fourth anniversary.
The Rev. DR.. Hough,on officiated assisted
by Bishop Whitehead of Piusburg and
two curates. Bishop Whitehead preached
His text was How shall We sing the
Lords song in strange land?' The
Lords song, he said, was the Catholic
faith
The sun., 1902-10-06

Our esteemed contemporary, the Nash
vile American prints this excellent synopsis
of a great oration by that great Tennessee
statesman, the Hon BENTON McMILLIN:
Governor McMILLis spoke At Paris Henry
Sa,Slnstlon jphworyp.. en- en- en- cmfw"
This is the clearest and most logical
speech Of its gifted authors that it has been
our happiness to read.
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Democrat, On the New York Drmocrati ,
Platform.

From ihc Richpiprd Tiuev
The plank demanding Goycrnmcny ownership
and control of the anthracite coal mines IL at Vari
ancc with the principle and practice of the Demo
cratic party from IN" beginning II Is a dangerous
departure The most radical plank In ihr plat.
form was the ono which favOr> Government owner
ship and operation Of III" snthrace coal mincS. II
looks a. II the way Of Pppusm which the southern
Democrats aye now shaKlng on had just invaded
the Frlnlrr state
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Hamlet was rchesr'nE his famous NNllloquv
when he saw countryman looking through the
htticcd window at him.
Without paying any attention 10 the pepper
however. Hamlet continued.
To scepl pcr"hance TO dream; sy, there's the
rubber"
The eountryInan took the hint and hurried on
his wav
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Oaths of the Crow q.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN Str' Any person
who has listened to the whaling yarns aud the
tcrrapn tales of the ancient mariners at Nantucket
must nave been convinced OF the all suiHcrncy
of BY NwipcS" ~ an all round, easy htIinv cues
word ny swipcS he was n lunker' anG by
swipcS nov hc did blow" And 10 the South
Sea turtles ny Swlpe', that terpin was hig as a
mccun' house twas 2Oo year old n mint
and by 'ulprS u took the whole boats crew to
put II on Is back" and so on dd lHrnRun.
DETROIT, Mich. Oct. I, n. SCOTT
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The Most American city In Canada.

from ne London DdHy ErprrsS
Winnipeg Is the Mecca ~ the Immigrant to Mani
toha and the Northwest. \ cl'y NJ GOG'n nhshl
tantS. with hanks and warehouses that would do
credit 20 the old country, with miles Of avenue, and
red brick villas down which run rapid electric
cars carry ing their lines with an eye for the future
far into the market gardens and comncd,. Win
npeg, with Its forest 81 telegraph and telephone
poles and network of overhead Nlrrs. Is more
American and 60 ahead thpn any city In tho west
4 ia
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NEW IorE. Oct I
The Iaborer I'm the Cotton Fields.

To TN EDITOR oF THE SUN Sir ] have
been reader OF your valuable paper for a
number of years and take the libertyo of writ
ing YOU a few lines about the condition OF the
laborer in the cotton fields OF the South. HE
l. compelled 10y poverty 10 buy all the 'neces-
sarie- Of life on credit and this is a list of tn
prices he pays.
Corn m,aI .......... ....... ., 500 per bbl
Four ttar most Inferior kind ...... 81 so per bhl
Salt pork ,...........l1r. per 10
Sugar ...... ..... ..... sC. per ID
Cofer .... .... .2Oc per ID
Black S'rap rnoaSscS .... ....... 90. per gal
These are actual prices taken from my
erIplover's book |. II any wonder that tho
Ia borrr j. demoralIIcd when h" pay such
outrageous prices These negroes cannot
move from on" plantation to another until
all debt 20 their present employers are paid
Their CONDITION j. Nttl. better than the poems
OF Mexico. ! hope that YOU Will turn the
sparchlIght OF The SuN Oh the cotton In borera
of the south \ l.. BUNDICK
RAyyi!.Lf. La. Sept. %.
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DIdnr know what Dres.c. Cost

From ne Goibrlbus Erenirq DiSrHch.
TOLEDO oct Mrs, Cora Vaughn aS q cause
Tor divorce, told Judge pugSlev TUESDAY, thlt her
husband &, N" mcanrSt man IN tho world. +
asked him mr. some money 10 huy dress he
gave me cent md went away and didn't come back
for seven months She got q divorce.
The sun., 1902-10-06

To THs EnIroR oP THE SrS >fr. People should
not hc impatient over the delay In putting M thr
street signs. The Old black and white signs with
plain lettering were neat and Scrviceahlc hut Al
present something morr Is aimed At the artistic.
Now. every body ought 10 know that art /, long
NKw NORK, Oct Z N II T..
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There was an old woman who nvrd IN q shoe
Who had So many children she didn't know what
10 do
priety
Left the whole bunch with the Gerry society.
=. p. PTTzER
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TO rHE EniroR or THs SuS Slr. So far as the
principle Is involved. In what respect does n Re
publican proposition for Government conlrp ol
trusts dlrer from that Of the Democrats al Saratoga
for Government control Of the coal mines
NEW Noak Oct 2 EMS
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To THs EDITOR OF THE SuS-,sr. The natives
Of the rural regions OF central New York are in
the habit OF swearing by the holy jumped up &c
whilikums. This beats anything ever hea I'd
for euphony and plcturesqueness, W. DAVIS
ITHACA. Oct. D
The sun., 1902-10-06

don't care 70 go to Congress IN, Hon. Bie
TIM SULLIVAN.
But think Of Congress. TIN l. il not
your duty to do all in your power TO improve
Congress?
The sun., 1902-10-06

What do you think they do In hcll'" asked ire
nrNt man.
Match the shades" answered ne fellow w.
hada niilc com,nigSlon to DO tor his wife
The sun., 1902-10-06
WashlngtOn's Baptism.

From me kdnsds thV Wndl
To the Journal While the controversy
about Washington's religion was in progress
in tho columns of the journal, ! remembered
70 have heard Gen X VI Gano of Dallas,
Tex state that his great grandfather. John
Gano. Baptist miniS"r, had immersed
Washin gton AZ Valley Forge | wrote Gen.
Gano in June, but lac was absent In Mexico
and his letter was not forwarded He re
piled. however. as soon as possible after his
return Glen X VI GanO commanded
brigade in the Confederate Army, was an
able and gallant leader, and after the war
became "A noted minister in the Christian
church We Is a man of highest character
and of undOubted veracty ] give the part
OF his letter bearing on the Washington con-
trovorsy.
DALLAS. Tex sept. 20 1902.
Gen. Washington was Immersed during the
Revolutionary war by my great grandfather John
Gano. a Baptist minister. lie never became
Baptist but asked John Gano to lmmcrsc him.
stating that he believed that to be the only hap
tlSm taught In the New Testament he did not
want the army called out or any parade made. so
he was Immersed In the presence Of about forty
two witnesses all ~ whom are now dead one Of
the witnesses was old lnClc Daniel Gano. the old
est son of the minister, John Gano. who was
Captain of Artillery at the time | talked with
him and stayed at his house all night when was
IN years old In $50. My father John Allen Gano
baptized old tnrlc Daniel Ggno when he was about
Nc years old and hc died at about o. Ny fathers
oder sisters Mary buckncr Marsare, Ewing
and Corncla Henry, saw their grandfather. who
Immersed Washington. and talked with him about
IT, \ family named Ieaie, In Virginia. a BaptlS,
family. have the tradition in their family. \ man
In Virginia wrote me some years ago that he had
a book In which II was published At the time OF
It's occurrence. and gave the name OF the book.
4 hound periodical hut could never get H. and
nnalN los, the letter, Washington was not an
nndcl. ms family We're Epl>copaIianS, to which
church he claimed TO belong. Before he became
religious he would swear sometimes when angry.
Personally knowing Gen Gano as ! do
having known his father, and the high stand
ing OF hi- family. have no doubt whatever
of the truth Of the tradition Elder 7 y.
Haley of Kansas. city probably knew the
Ganos. father and son, and will bear testi-
mony 20 the exalted character OF the men
President " MCGaryey OF Kentucky
tnvcrsity is | know, we'll acquainted with
Gan GHno. and was with the father Gen
Gano liv,s in Dallas, Tex and u letter ad-
dressed to box iio will reach him he is now
- wears Of age. and his testimony will not be-
long available " OLDHAM
Pastor Christian Church
NOLTuN. Il n Sept 20, i2p2
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The Coal Plank Incrnst =.

The foolish. the absurd. the socialistic
coal ownership plank inserted in the
Democratic State platform is clearly
unconstitutional ms being in violation
OF the safeguards # the Federal
Constitution.
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stops Irritating cough
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