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New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

We are glad to accept the assurance of "The
Springfield Republican that it did not intend
to misrepresent the Secretary of War in its re-
cent comments on one of his dispatches. though
we do not quite understand the process of
higher criticism by which it divides a sentence,
decides that half of 1t emanated from Secretary
Root and prints it. while throwing away the
other half an addition made at Manila
though that half contains the verb of both
clauses. The dispatch was most awkwardIy
worded, but obviously the whole sentence was
the bungling attempt of somebody in Manila to
throw into indirect discourse the Secretary's
order that petitions and other information be
forwarded. The Republicans" misapprehen-
sion emphasizes the folly of the attempts in
important dispatches TO save few words which
often result in changing plain English to obscure
telegrap phese.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuS

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNEl
Newport, r. l.. July Mrs Frederic Bronson
who is guest of Mrs. Vanderbilt The Breakers
Will sail for Europe shortly.
Mrs. buchanan Winthrop and her daughter Miss
Marie Winthrop. will spend the summer at Bar
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Widener, OF PHILADELPHIA
have arrived at Mrs. Cuttings cottage Wee Bush
In Believue-ave.. for the season.
Charles M Bull of New-York, has Joined his
family at Karlsruhe One Mile Corner. MIddletown
MI and Mrs. III. o. Havemeyer. IT,. have arrived
AZ LaWnneld, Harrison-aye. The place has been
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

The small boy with his frecracker is now a
constant source of alarm and menace to the
insurance companies. to policemen and fremen,
to nervous and excitable horses. to peaceful
citizens generally. But the small boy himself
is intrepid Casabianca He is ready to
stand upon a burning deck anywhere and at
any time. and would never hesitate to set the
deck burning his account. But after
the Fourth he will; disappear.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

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addfess in this country or abroad, and
address chfnged as often as desired. Sub
Scrfptions may be giVsn TO your regular
dealer before leaUing, or, if more cOnUen-
serf. hand them in at The Tribune office.
See OPPOSITE baee for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

erpoOl yesterday
Mr. AMI Mrs. Pablo Amor Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Par
- . r..,-,., = = - 5 GSisPsi FsE4ln.on-
The Misses Marie L. and sawa.
r65err erIA De Senfyi,Ie y sbimzi SIl2qSl"S'
Nj? and Mrs william Colonel E G. Skinner
McDoussn Hawkes. Com The Rev and Mrs Ross
Lisutenant Colonel y. ". MT: and Mrs John ".
Thomas Kelly. Miss Louise stovan.
Eugene Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs Robert B.
NJ IchihaTa William clark syrnington-
Mr.: and Mrs. William Iiozumi TanaNa
DAVID Lawrie AIR and Mrs. Richard Van
Maxwell c Yasoshima.
Booked on the Koenigin Luise for Southampton
and Bremen to-day
c. W. Berg Adrian 4 OnderdOnk-
Mr. Mrs Augustus A. DR.. Mrs. William Pep
Mr. ana Mrs. J. II Barclay Captain \ E. Piorkovski
Mr. Mrs. NJ Clement The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John
Judge and Mrs David aLr. and Mrs. 5 5 Waite
KsnHath sI ii 6 MSeATthHr Mss laura De Long
On the Pennsylvania. which arrived here from
Hamburg yesterday, were:
Mrs. ]. c. Bsadle- Mr. and Mrs. W. c Pope
Miss Miss " chaimS4 TadInSr aI6er5 m 2@ vr As5 Louis NJ Rice
Miss 1 Ellen Bowen i Logan oeSal us = -
There will sail for Havre on La Bretasne to-day:
MI and Mrs @ Duncan ss5,, Railly Louis pgguy
Professor Adolphs Cohn- Is. e. \ Skid-
Mrs +. : Conklin
G. H Courtney. E6cuard IAlmpre
MI and Mrs Henry z J. +. Marquette.
Ciourd and family Professor Onet-
Some Of those who will sail for Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg the steamer Columbia TO-
day
Mrs. kathryn Bradford. Mr. AMI Mrs Caleb e
Giovanni BranChi. Italian.
Consul General az New. John L Hammond
York. Mrs. Henry X. NcEfarg.
Mrs. Fergus Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Neuhaus
Dr. and Mrs Charles and children
Phelps. Mr. and Mrs William z.
Ny. and Mrs Albert Rath-l NIUschenheiu-
bone Gardiner D. Matthew'S.
Captain Carl r. Sperling.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
GUESTS OF ADMIRAL CRowNINsH1ELD.

London. July 2.-Joseph H. Choate. the United
States Ambassador. and Mrs Choate, Henry White.
secretary of the United States Embassy and Mrs
States naval attache and Mrs. Clover lunched this
afternoon with Rear-Admiral Aren't S CrOwnn-
at GraveSend.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Controller Grout is determined In his opposi-
ton to the spending of millions of dollars Of
public funds upon the rebuilding Of the County
Court House. But something must be done for
the relief of the judges whose health has been
undermined by the unwholesome conditions In
the building which such a mine Of wealth
to the thieves of the Tweed ring.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

The demand for laborers on Western farms Is
now urgent. and the pay offered is excellent.
1t is deplorable that idle men in congested dis
tricts cannot be transported In great numbers
to the agricultural districts, where they are so
much needed
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Yale has overcome Harvard in the battle of
the eight oars. Harvard has vanquished Yale
upon the diamond field. Are honors easy?
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
Amusemenis.

AAERIcsN ROOF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SAslNO-s:15-A Chinese Honeymoon.
OAL1'S THEATRE-S.l5-King Dodo.
EDEN HusEE-Day and Evening-World Of Wax:
dEkAl-D SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Defender.
kEl1,HS-ll 70 l0:30-Continuous Performance.
t.NlCKERfOcKER THEATRE-S:I5-The Wild Rose
MANHATTAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 23d Regiment
Band-S-Pan's FireWorks-9-Miss Simplicity
NEW-YORk THEATRES l5-Chaperons- NaudeVile.
PARADISE ROOF GARDENS -s:15-vaudevie.
PAsnoR'S-Continuous Performance.
TERRACE GARDEE-S-Sald Pasha.
sT NICHOLAS GARDEN-s:l5- -Duss Band Concerts
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sailed on the Majestic for LIv-
erpoOl yesterday were:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

W. B. Osgood Field and Miss Lila V. Sloane have
complied with the local Lenox laws by going before
the town clerk OF the place and securing the neces-
sary marriage license for their wedding on July s.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

A large party given yesterday at Mrs. Will
lam H. Parsons's country place, at Rye, y. Y, for
the benefit OF the Rye Reading Room Association.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Mrs Harold Farquhar Hadden gives large
dance tomorrow night at her country place at
Seabright. n. J.. for her daughter May, who was
one of last winters debutanteS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. James Scrymser and Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Street are among those giving house
parties at Seabright extending over Independence
Day and the week end.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
\ candle Trick.

Procure % good large uppln or turn.p
aud ce: from o. "a piece rc enabling ta"
bate esd of ta'.tw can4,a TAaU
from an almond or other our w1atlp
out small peg which s,ick iat0 tan
piece OF lpp,c for q wick. You have
now very fair representation of q
candle You can ligh the w.e|. ana 10
viii burn for at least minute. After
lighting the candle and letting il burn
for a minute. blow il out. Tell your
friends that you arc very fond Of eat
ing candles: that they are not bad 20
the taste. that In cold countries, as In
Greenland. they are considered delica-
Giles. Ask your friends If they would
like bite They will OF course say no.
Then say YOU viii eat II yourself.
whereupon YOU can put II in your
mouth AMI chew IL up. to the surprise
Of the company American Boy
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nrc.sel- hr Contract.

II Is not generally known that some
OF the most stylish Partisan society la
dies are dressed by contract by this
Is meant That they pay certain fixed
sum each year 70 one OF the famous
makers OF gowns. with the understand
ing that they shall be supplied with
an gowns required by them during
that time. Should an undue number
be needed all above certain omit of
value will be charged for asNeXtra.
This does not include hats and lin
gcrie. though it is quite probable that
In the future establishments may be
set up where the lady OF wealth may
present herself SO many times during
a season and have her entire outfit pre-
scrbed a. Il were. by one who has the
arr of dressing down TO a tine point
and the prescription filed by the max
or who fursecs combination IN
known where every need Of dress for
a lady's outfit may be supplied intelli-
gently. III an era OF elaborate dress
Ing, with countless accessories, Is TO
obtain in America there VIII be need
for this kind OF service. both TO re-
lieyc the wearer Of fine clothes from
what otherwise might be a lifetime
burden and furthermore to prevent the
offending styles In dress which Of late
are prrpetrate1 by those ignorant or
good taste in THIS respect
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
rhe Lightning Artist.

Cover chrome or even an oil paint
ing for it will not be injured, with n
thick coating OF dry chalk or whiting"
so that IL shows no trace of picture,
but looks like blank canvas. Then
place II on an easel gently so MS not to
dislodge the chalk and call in your
friends. You have provided yourself of
course with a palette richly bedaubed
with oil colors and allowed TO dry. II
you do not own and cannot borrow a
palette and colors. make "A palette OF
cardboard and drop sealing wax OF va
rious colors along its edge. Any old
brushes will do. and the more you have
OF thcm the better. They must be thor
oughly saturated with water. but not
dripping. as a falling drop Of milky
water might give the whole thing
away"
Now set to work and "palnt" with
rapid strokes, making n great show of
mixing coIors on your palette ard
changing brushes frequently so that
the picture rs Il grows beneath your
magic brush shall not be cloujcd by
adharing chalk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

IHe e9re 80 on itiut b ttUay, Che
cluse uf decp aad anxious thought on
the part of the mgther and especially
$50 when tho mother Is young giyi
who has always been free from the
cares and duties which naturally de-
volyc upon the young matrou. Any
mother knows how soon habit Is
formed In her child. and this fact Is
proof that just as early in life is u
child amenable 70 training.
II a child is told that he cannot have
a certain thing. be soon knows whether
a little frettlng will gain it for him.
There are very few children who do
not understand this by the time they
IRE six months old. Let yes" mean
yes" and just as surely let mo" mean
no" when dealing with a child as
when dealing with an adult.
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ror the Llmlted wnrdrohe.

The woman of limited means should
avoid tln snare of getting 50 handsome
anu elaborate dress that il looks out
OF place If worn on any but the most
special OF occasions. Because a frock
bears the hallmark Of a great maker
1t does not follow that Il Is always con
venable. aud as a limited wardrobe
does not allow ~ frequent changes
the best dress has TO be worn In
season and OFT of asau because il is
too good 10 discard til both wearer and
friends are heartily tirCd of II
80 select or, particular color and to
make it tlir keynote Of ones whole
schpmc Of dress is a sure way to ST.
cure a reputation Of elegance, Take
maaye o. pale blue and let Il appear
h lnc's odd waists, dress Innings, pet.
ticoats, waist bolt cravots and hats.
tha siballiau caler beG.g nergal may,
white on blacs, bat make aucr the col
0r Is a becoming and Coli tary
one before selecting q as sort Of liy-
elv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
rrawn.n and wrinkle..

| The woman who smiles rather than
frowns will have skin smoother and
freer from wrinkles than the woman
who knots her brow and pulls down
the corners OF her mouth. IL Is no
use to devote oneself TO emollients
for smoothing and softenlng the skin
when the heart is full OF bitter feel
ings that contract the muscles, In
duce frowns and wrinkles and give
the face rigid, harsh contour that
can never be softened by artificial aids.
BE cheerful and sunny IL you would
be beautiful -
The wrinkles OF old age are not In
themselves unbearable. because they
are not unnatural. Every emotion
leaves traces on our faces, impercep-
tible day by day, but very plain when
years have made them habtual. II
our emotions are narrow. mean and
hard, the wrinkles, when they come
with time. Will indeed bc distguring'
generosity OF thought kindliness.
cheerfulness and good humor make
wrinkles that so bcauufy and glorlfy
an old face that no one can look on II
without pleasure. 1t IS no Use strug
Cling against wrinkles when we are
verging on fourscore; we can only
choose whether we will have them
beautiful or ugly.
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Then straight to the north pole they sped
Where the northern lights flash high and red.
A Half and a Half.

A small pupil in one OF our schools
stood before her teacher at recess with
the half of an apple In each hand.
(which half Is the biggest. Miss II. p'
Her teacher was In mood to be crit
zeal and answered:
"a half is a half, whether it's haff OF
an apple or the half OF the world. So.
you see. IL the apple is cut exactly in
halves. one half must be just the size
OF the other half"
The eyes OF the little pupil filled
Nth tears as she heard this scholarly
discussion. but she still held out the
two "hnlyes" OF her apple. although
her little hands tremblcd
II didn't mean IL that way, teacher. :"
she said sweetly. II want you to have
the biggest half"
THANK you. my dear" said the
teacher. who suddenly discovered that
II took very little learning TO be- gener-
Gus and thoughtful Detroit Free
4 Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
CULINARY coNcEITs.

Never parboll a turkey before roast
ing. IL takes from the flavor OF the
meat.
When boiling pudding In a cloth.
put piGse beneath II TO prevent any
chance of its sticking to the saucepan.
Chop hard boiled egg fine, mix with
mayonnaise and spread on bread. You
will not want daintier sandwich than
this.
To make mock crab cut thin slices
OF cheese. mash with Il fork TO paste
and add vinegar. mustard and pepper;
spread on crackers or make sand
witches.
Where coloring Is required In hashes.
soups or stews let the onion have its
outer skin left on. and ncitbeT burned
sugar nor any other coloring matter
will be required.
You may like fried cucumbers. Pare
and slice lengthwise two large cucum-
bers. dust with salt and pepper, dip
each piece In beaten egg. then in
crumbs and fry IN hot fat. Serve hot,
with tomato catchup.
For an EGG fondue beat four eggs
until light. add salt and pepper, two
tablespoonfuls Parmesan cheese and
same of milk; heat tablespoon OF but
ter turn In the egg mixture, and stir
until thickened. Serve on squFcs of
buttered toast.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
An Artistic DInIna room.

Can YOU picture a dining room in an
old fashioned house, rather low cell
ing. the walls covered with green bur.
hap. the wide. low window draped with
straight hanging sheer curtains OF EN-
broidered muslin. plate rails on two
walls filed with blue and white plates,
mahogany mantel, sideboard and buff
fet. old copper sconces with copper
pitchers and tea urns to give the final
touch2 Ii was in such room 1 dined
lnst week. but the picture Is still vivid
I'm my mind. III ever build a house,
| shall have such dining room.-Min-
neapolis Times
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

A customer OF Joe Weisberg, De
troit newsboy, gave him five dollar
goldpiece for penny by mistake.
The boy soon discovered the mistake
and found the customer and gave the
IS back 10 him. A Detroit newspaper
related the incident, and c. II. Randall
of oxford, Mich, sent the boy draft
for $3.50, with the following letter;
while | want to send you a small
remittance, don't want II considered
as reward for honesty, because hon.
esty is its own reward, but want to
say TO you that business men over the
country are looking for honest boys"
The letter then went on 10 invite the
boy 10 visit Mr.. Randall and his family
Mt oxford and stay a week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
HOW Art Imrroye. the Fleure.

The first consideration for the wom-
an who must call in art TO assist her to
make her figure attractive is the nj OF
the undergarments and corsets.
No dress can set well nor can a fig
ure be graceful when badly fitted un-
dergarments and corscts are worn.
These will indeed destroy the charm
q the most perfect figure.
Women In general wear too many
urdergarments. Undoubtedly the best
wear Is woven combination suits,
which cling to the figure and cause no
undue fullncss. The limbs are thus
perfectly free and thoroughly protect
ed. The corscts should be worn dl-
rectly over this suit, and In extremely
cold weather silk. satin or sateen
boomers may be worn: otherwise n
single petticoat. preferably lined one,
with fitted yoke, will be found ample.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

water lays Under presupposed good
health <sonditions. water dabbling Al
least ertsn<,, day ought to be part OF
the IE--raime from fifteen months
on. A child easily learns not to tip
over the water DISH and the dripping
around must, OF course. be allowed
and the place of the water feast plan
ned accordingly. There are floating
toys OF various kinds 20 be had nc
small cost. but hardly better than pa
per boats, nutshells. small boxes and
the Ike. easily found at home. And
things TO wash There is joy. Cloth
things and tin things and bubbles TO
blow; then. besides. water makes very
good paste for tissue paper. have
seen a little girl not much more than
two years old busy for an hour paper
ing a big bottle with toilet paper APP
plying the water paste with the nail
brush Scrubbing also is part of the
water feast. Let the small dabbler
scrub something hard for as long time
as she likes and wash the windows ev-
er SO badly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
Djshvvnshing brush.

The housewife can wash her dishes
without injury to her hands or the of
Tense of greasy water by cleaning them
first with a brush. 1t is simple and
effective process. Scrape the dishes
with knife; then hold each one sepa-
rately under the hot water faucet and
wipe 1t off as the water runs over II
with brush similar TO a sink brush.
Pile the dishes up wet, arrange hot
soap water IN the dishpan and then
wash them in the pan with mop.
Anyone who has ever tried this will
never wash dishes any other way, for
the faucet and the brush do all the
dirty work. while the mop does the
rest"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
sa,tuq the Costly Linen.

Sore yuEr linen, reserving the finest
for state occasions, for With good care
these VIII last as long as you live, ana
YOU ned never be caught without q
tables browning glory, n soft, hne
cloth. * you think this needless ad.
vice. 20 TO any OF our gest linen stores.
and you VIII find that good linen. like
diamonds. is never cheap. Dut you VIII
find At moderate cost linen that will b.
nice enough for ordinary use, and you
can replenish this without a financial
struggle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

Poor papa works so har6 all day
For mamma and for me
That every night when he comes home
Quite tired out ia he.
wish that was big enough
To work hard every day;
Then papa could stay home and rest.
And | would earn the pay.
ia work my hardest all day long;
wouldn't be afraid
To climb Up All the ladders
That the other mems have made.
And DO just like my papa does
And ia just think % fun
To work ana earn the money.
Like nay papa IS always done.
and papa he could stay az home
And play With all my toys
and have the hcstest kind OF FUN
With all the other boys.
lie wouldn't have 10 go to bed
Until he wanted TO-
"a let him DO just lots 81 things
That I amt lowed 10 do.
NJ Anderson in New York Her
aid
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
women Need More sleep.

Lack of sufficient sleep gives wo
man more wrinkles than worry or in.
creasing years. The busy woman OF
today does not spend enough time in
her bed. Powders and toilet prepare
tions are worthless when measured up
with the health producing qualities
of sleep. ITO sleep is TO strain and
purify our emotions, 10 deposit the
mud Of life, TO calm the fever of the
soul, TO return into the bosom of ma
ternal nature, thence 10 reissue healed
and strong" wrote Amiel.
The average woman spends only
seven or eight hours in bed. when she
should spend nine, ten or even twelve
IL shorter hours are not enough. III
every woman would only sleep more,
there would be fewer cross wives in
the morning and more pretty girls on
the avenues in the afternoon.
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gF Oil LITTLE 81
ToLk5 5S-l11 !
PAPER FROGS.
Vow They Are Made by the Little
Folks In Faron Japan.

Wow They Are Made by the Little
Folks In FaroG Japan.
Little boys and girls In Japan have
lo's OF fun with toy frogs which they
c!cwerly make for themselves out OF
paper. Here Is the way they are made
Clt piece Of paper in the shape OF
perfect square Gig ! of explanato-
nv design. Fold the paper along the
dlagonals 4 \. turn II around and fold
along the lines i b. When this Is done,
Flg. can easily be made. Fold the
ends Il and A as shown In Fig. B.
You will now have a series of eight
small wings around O A MS axle. Fold
the paper at point \. and fold 1t care.
fully Ia such way that Won get two
new regular points as shown In Fig. 4.
After going through the same opera
ton with all eight wings of the folded
paper you Will get Fig. :. Fold each
wing Of the paler again, the point )
toward tho center axle Gig 81, and
take care that you get the folds at
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
rhe Game Of King simple.

An old game for boys and girls Is de
scribcd MS follows: 4 base Is marked
One OF the players IS chosen catcher.
sometimes called n wolf The catch
or takes up his position In the middle
between the two bases, The others
run across from base to base while the
wolf. OF catcher. endeavors to catch
and hold them. IL he can hold one
while he can count ten. II is considered
. fair catch. and the prisoner becomes
wolf and assists in the capture OF
more.
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f. ,{9gs'
MRS. CONSTANCE RuNcIE.
She Originated women's Clubs and
/ IL an Author and Composer.


Mrs. Constance Faunt lie Roy Run
Gle Of ST. Joseph. Ind, though IN her
sixty sixth year. possesses the intel
1ectual ability OF young woman and
enjoys the distinction OF being not only
an author and musical composer but
also the organizer OF the first woman's
club In America.
When Mrs. Runcic returned 10 lndi-
ana after pursuing studies abroad, she
was twenty-five years old, and club
for women was something unheard OF.
But with her peculiar inventive genius
she gathered the women about her and
organized a thoroughly equipped club,
which she called the Minerva club.
And this initial club, founded IN 1859,
had for It's purpose, as the usual wo-
mans club has today, the intellectual
and social advancement and improve
ment OF womankind.
Besides the Minerva clnb. Mrs. Run
Gle established the Bronte club in 1866
in the city OF Madison, and today this
club Is In a flourlshing condition, with
the rare distinction OF being the oldest
woman's club i'm existence in America,
the Minerva club having died natural
death.
Mrs. Runcie twenty-eieht years later
started a new club In ST. Joseph, Ind,
her present home. This club is per-
haps the most unique club in America.
for besides bearing the name OF its
FOUNDER II has an unusual history, and
Ats work Is carried OH along peculiar
lines hy necnlinr modes Two yenrs