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CLOSED IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Mardi Gras Festivities at New Orleans
Highly Successful.

Mardi Gras Festivities at New Orleans
Highly Successful.
New Orleans. February - The carnival
closed tonight in a blaze Of glory In
point Of attendance Of strangers, It has
been the most successful ever held, while
the pageants have been OH scale Of great
artistic splcndor. The parade tonight was
by the Mystic Krews of Comus lts uhe
was "A Leaf from the Mahabnhurato, and
tt Illustrated in twenty superb FONTS the
great epic poem of the IIindus, The cul-
the hall of Comus, at the French opera
house The curtain rose upon picturesque
tableau, revealing Comus on throne OF
light and the masked kreWe grouped GA
either side Comus chose for his queen
Miss Myrtle Stauffer, Miss Alice Roosevelt
was present and was the object OF special
attention. Admiral and Mrs Schley and
General Joe Wheeler and his daughters
were among the guests.
Rex held his ball. which pnriook OF tue
nature Of n democratic reception, In was D.
iuto carnival palace; There was great
crush Of subjects OF the king. Miss lnger-
soil Mlnge was chosen queen OF the cur
nlval, and eight society girls served as her
attendants After midnight there was uh
exchange Of visits between Comus and Rex
ana their courts.
Tomorrow comes the period Of sackcloth
and. ashes There win he q great exodus
of visitors and the railroads have made spe.
cial preparations to handle the heavy travel
during the next fcw days.
The French cruiser Tage' which has been
here for several weeks. leaves tomorrow for
Jamaica. going thence TO Martinique. Adj
miral Rivet and his officers were attendants
ut the Comus ball tonight The bnttleship
Texns which was brilliantly Illuminated
tonight I'm honor of the king, is also ex-
pected 10 sail this week.
Admiral Schley. Colonel A. *. Mcclure
and their party hone to resume their jour
ney westward on Thursday.
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STON WHOLESALE MARKET

ful aud are selling at unchanged prices on
a good demand
Poultry is still scarce article and nrices
are too high for dealers to take hold OF
at present.
There is an oversupply Of cabbage on the
market and prices are little weak Mt IL
to III cents per pound
Barrel apples are plentiful. but tho uunl.
lty Is not Of the highest Shipments OF
fine box apples are expected shortly, which
VIII furnish good supply Of better
quality.
The butter market was quiet yesterday.
with IA moderate dcmund IN both city and
country Prices are firm and slightly high
err since tho advance was made in the
Elgin market.
Referring to The telegraphic reports re-.
garding damage to almond trees by frost in
some sections of California. broker says:
These reports are circulated about this
time every year ana the trade here tnke
very llttlr stock In them for the reason
inst usually they are given ont for an oh.
jet. From pdviccs ! have from the coast
. lt III my opinion that 1t is much too carly to
| tell whether there VIII be any damage or
not. simply because the tyres are not far
enough advanced In the poisoning stage"
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ball BELIEVE
IN HIGHER PRICES
] 4. Fiuhtjna Shy OF Cattle ano
Il. !, Hoes While Prices Are
So Much Better.

4 a., rh. ,o., ~. was
NJ February - N1
~ q attraction on the oourd OF
4 /, md thar market was decidedly
,t,nose in vbeat coused
\ ~ inc e',H - - 80
~ lste IN tae Jay dnu uue us
4 z steady, with Nay Is lower MA!
4 u66. lower. with oats down
ssa Eve ..,oa, tho Nav
Tidons eloseu s''''' ,
4, hlns a sha1c hlSAer 10 La
Il
n .,l, op btchor cables
sis alVns e"''' " g -
4 Be strength ID corn pul 'ho au'
4 4, mol maintained. liberal offer
,,.J or,,d ,atusi,p "A sharp
n 1Ae va -, -, IN. a.,
A iIng me latttI PhII "a 'uo "a!
4 Te rtther uuil "Hu tuc o.usiio
I q 10 tae asRresatD as no, iui : ~,
4 there was y soou ueli' i'u 20
s lecount Nay opC .., q 90 .
n y 70 'e's, aHu Undct lui. .,
4 commission houses tnri : w ,u' q" ~
4 e iesGle pll lal'i' oIi cpV'tS
stlons o. lulger tcc'ip's ~ w
q llglom az neat cen, NV PtlSII
Il AZ aha NY ylost N's rus
N nyg "a Nl M XXI poils UNIV ti ~
y receipts OF tnlrly-onc cars, one
$7t craze lnaue we lolal receillLS
A llise points Oh - cars, usH'l's'
iSt week anu a. u &tur hso,
~ strong luhueu'eu ihIselS ny
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,
Especial to The Post,)

Newport News. Va.-Arrycd: Lodovica
utall. from Galveston and sailed for &C.
noa.
from New York; Hlspauia Swedl, from
BccaS Del Zorro; Preston lNorl, from Port
I,inon: Agai CNor). from Norfolk. Va; tug
h c. Welt (Am0 from Sabine Pnss, with
barge Province Smiled Origcn tNor) for
Cciba; Louisiana tGerD. for Bremen; IA
vona (Aus.), for Svona and Genoa via Nor
folk. -
Galveston " g.,
soils tBrl, from Galveston for Bremen
Lizard. Passed; lstrar CBr), from Gar
weston for Hnvrp. c.,,.os
New York-Saied: Emonte for Caves
ton. ,-,,. ~, Cor
Galveston.
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LEARN TEIEGkAPHY at the most thor
ough practical trimming school in Amer.
lea; been in continuous session sixteen
years pupils trained by doing actual bust
ness over main commercial wre 800
pupils last year from eleven different
States, every graduate a situation or
money refunded; write for new elegant
Illustrated proSpectus giving description
and history OF school Dallas Telegraph
College, Dallas Texas.
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.THERS READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do you?
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NoTiCE--ln the District
Court OF the Quilted states, for the South
cru District Of Texas, Houston division.
In bankruptcy.
rupt Ia bankruptcy.
10 the creditors OF Henry 7, Fischer
~ Houston, In the county OF Harris and
district aforesaid bankrupt:
Notice Il hereby given that on tue y
day of February, A. ID. 1903, the said
Fischer was duly adjudIcated bank
creditors viii be held at the United States
court room Ia the city OF Houstpu on
the 9TH day OF March next at IL o'clock
a IN. at which time and place the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint trustee examine the bankrupt,
ANA transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
Referee In Bankruptcy
Houston, February "a, 1908, -
COMMISSIONERS SALE-pursuaut 70 ~
order of sale by the Circuit court Of the
United States for tho Northern district
Of Texas, the property OF the standard
Llght aud Power company OF Dallas,
Texas, OF every Kind and description, VIII
be offered for sale on the Sd day or
March, 1903, ut public auction, before the
door of the county court house Of Dallas
county, Texas during legal hours. The
plant Is situated on Pacine Avenue, meas
Of the city OF Dallas, and covers about
l4Oxi60 feet OF very valuable ground, ad-
nilfaDlN located Tor distribution purposes
OF a light and power plant The property
OF the company Is lnventored at 100000.
The plant Is now being run by the re-
ceiyer; and is doing good business
capable OF large extension. Investors are
Invited TO examine the property and also
the decree OF court for terms ot sale, etc.
An upset price that may be paid for
the property Is fixed at $4,000, and the
sum of $4,000 must be paid to the com
missioner when the property IL struck
OF, the balance TO be paid on confirmation
OF sale by the court as Il may direct.
@ p Meade master commissioner -
THE sTATE OF TEXAS.--To all persons
Interested in the estate Of W. r Wood
deceased: c. w Harrnl. administrator VI
the estate Of said W r. Wood deceased
has filed In the county court OF Harris
county his anal account Of the condition
OF snid estate, together with an applica-
tlon to be discharged as administrator
thereof which will be heard by our said
court on the first Monday In March.
| A. H. 1908 same being the ID day OF
March, A. p. 1908, at the court no
Of said Harris county, In Houston, Texas.
81 which time and place all persons In
| tercsted Ia snid estate are required to M.
pear and contest said dna account and
| application, II they see proper
| Witness, 4. +. Dupree clerk OF the
county court Of Harris county.
Given under my hand and the seal ~
said court. at my office IN Houston. on this
! the 9th day OF February, A. D. 1909.
| (Seal) r. T., DUPREE,
! Clerk County Court, Harris County, Texas.
| 81 BY j. l.. Dickson, Deputy.
/
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KS LIVELY ,,,.,o, ,on
+. Have Been Hsmpered
4 Freight Shipments.
Pr Nssd Replenishing.

-,olcsale market showed a
\, br,lncss yesterday. coun-
!. M to the usual standard
"a was very good. Fruits
\. sro moving well and produce
,,,sly Keep supplied nowadays
I'm pressure brought to bear
,,.,ac by snow blockades north
nd a general Decentralization
,ass Of freight. The general
d and prices are firm with
lTses Of note
!. plentiful with a good de-
1 id prices.
usht demand for eggs, with
'.,u,ed at 10 cents.
,nous and bananas are plenti-
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Nemphis. Tenn February 24-Soli 1ai
serd oil-Prime crude 49, on crude 2 I,t,
n,ime summer yellow 3SA M2al-friihe
20 75d2i 90 Cake 90 20.
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AUSTIN PRIMARIES.

r. {. White Has Been Selected to Sue
coed Himself,
Austin, Tcxas, February 24 In the dem
ocrntlc city primaries today II. Il. White,
the present incumbent WAS nominated Tor
mayor over Joseph Stumpf Grooms Lee
nom Walter Suppd for city engineer and
me city clerks race rs close. The count
has not been finished.
4 j. Thorp was successful for city mar
Iinion labor candidate defeated Thco Low.
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Port Arthur, Texas, February A'-Af-
rived: Captain Sam, towing harges L. XII,
ana Noliie from New Orleans; steamship
" Iuckenbach, from Philadelphia tug
snmpson, towing barges jaime G Peneletvn
from New orleans. Cleared Tug Sam.
son and barge Pendleton ior N ew oli TIonl
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The Rice Market.

veg Weather Has Made No
Vnanee in Business.
y Hce market showed the usual
/. 4 lsslerday. The Improvement in
W. nas not yet been Of sufficient
/. 4, permit Of any Increase I'm re-
Il uey are consequently still very
sa Of clear rice are very molcr-
i If aemand for good grndes con
Unchanged.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-rwo first class waist hands
no older need apply. Call this morning
prepared for work. Levy Bros third
floor. OK
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cueRo BOND ELECTION.

Both OF the PROPOSED Issues Were
Endorsed by 7 Taxpayers.
Cucro. Texas February 24.-'rhe bond
issue election was very quiet, only frac-
ton over half the voting, strength OF me
town being pOlled Bonds both for the
erection Of a city hall and for improving
school houses were carried, the vote belng
for CITY hall bonds 100 aranst 93; for
school house bonds, l9S against ~
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Nv are the ruling prices;
''H'Ns INTELLIGENCE.

~, m.ilusil rice Tor the day were
! nv 's,ng the total TO date lJ1, Jji
q clean 800 pockets,
''A'Ns INTELLIGENCE.
y GALVESTON, February -.
IN ARRIVED.
- I'D, New York.
( N, CLEARED.
~ lAml, New York.
il,I., SAILED.
no IBID, rampico and Vera
IN n n AMI, New York
p'l, Liverpool. n
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COFFEE,

New York. February "a -Conee-spot ~, no
Ghiefv as A result OF liquidation in the near
options. Sales 1880 bags; March 90.
Jniv co, September 4 81: October 4'W'
Nnrnnahnr o.. DecemDer Z. ~.
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st. Louis, February 23.-Wheat 40 >
red cash and elevator 71s track 7im7d;
May 725s July 7Oa No. . hard 7lig@734.
Corn Lower; No. . cash Ala, track 41Afl
AN: Mny 41%d417s; July 41Hm41%. oats
Lower; No cash 35l2: track 3O May Sol
July By, No > white 37i3. Rye Higher "a
5Umjula Fork Lower; Jobbig; standard
mess II 60 Lard Stronger at . 40. Lcdd
Firm. Flour SteAdy; red winter pltents
. 4Cd5 %; extra fancy and straight 3 iod
3 80: clears . 0pd3 90 Corn meal STEADY
mt . 80 Bran Firm; sacked East track SO
ass Rhythm; timothy 2 00M l5.OO;
prairie s,Ood1o 90. Whlsky-Stcady mt
ging Lower at 5%n6l2 Hemp Irvine
Lover, S.. Dry salt meats, hoXod Lower;
extra shorts . 62ie clear ribs 9 62ia, snort
clear 0.75. Bacon, boxed Lower; extra
shorts 1880; clear ribs 1850, shot clear
10 62ta Receipts Flour u 800 barrels;
onts 2lT.OoO bushels Shipments Flour 5000
barrels: wheat $4,000 bushels; corn 1900
bushels: oats SS,0o9 bushels.
Kansas city. February "A Wheat May
G79smG79s July 65iE@i6ls- cash no > hard srrdl.
GSmGgL; No 2 65lsm6Ila; No. hard 61n
f4i5: rejected 57G60: No. . red n: No. 3
67Mi6s. Corn-April $3.50; May 3Sl4 July
3S}sm2Sih cHsh No. . mixed. 3NG4O; No. >
white 4CMlli.: No. 3 white 3l3m4l oats
No 2 white 35H@36 Receipts for two
bushels: oats $1,000 bushels. Shpm nts
Wheat 2OG0O bushels: corn 81 200 bushels,
oats COCO bushels
New York February "A Wheat Re ceipti
20. coo bushels; exports 60,0O0 bushels. Spot
market easy; No. red sli2 elevator; No
+ o. b. ahoat; No. ! hard o. b. afoat-
onions Weak Hay-Steady Hides-Firm.
I,father-Firm Wool--Firm, Cotton seed
oi-Dull. Rice-Flrm.
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EXPERIENCED solicitor 10 take charge OF
our subscription department. Apply by
letter only giving reference. The Texas
Mercantile Agency, Houston. rs
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WORK FOR YOURSELF and make more
money. Write for free catalogue OF spe-
clalties Oskaloosa supply Co., oskaloosa,
Iowa. Dept. A. 70
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED

BY THE FIRST OF March two or three con.
Meeting rooms; all modern conveniences.
with board for three people. all grown.
price, etc. -
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LOST, FOUND. sTRAYED.
TYPEWRITERs.

8LTCKENsDERFER TYPEW dfT5RS on
easy payments; $40 cnsh nud ~ per month
10 responsible people. or those .-ho fnr.
nlsh good references. ". ~. llussell pen-
eral agent for Texas Arkansas. Indian
Territofy.
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Io,don Fehrunry "a Ce1sois for money
ca 5iC. Tor account -ls Ear Hi'Fs' a'if
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~ @kd. MONEY a%aI prr cent short
, y 1i1i' pr cont, thrp months htis
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For Perfect Hair and a Clean,
Sweet Scalp.

The best known and admired preparation
Is Coke Dandru6 Cure and Hair Tonic.
Before you retire take liberal application
Of Coke Daudrua Cure, rubbing IL carefully
into the hair and scnlb. and notice the
soothing effect ON the scalp, and next
morning when Won dress YOUR hair 1t VIII
be soft glossy and beautiful Coke Dandrum
Cure is sold IN SOC and 81 bottles by MI
druggists and guaranteed 10 cure dnudrum.
stop falling hair, making tho hnir soft lux.
urlnut aud promote IT'S growth
Every bottle has the signature OF A. r..
Bremen Co. Beware OF limitations.
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Cures Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds Al
Druggists or postpaid SOC. H. 3. Jones'
Sons, Dallas, Texas.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED 10 BUY Wood. four.foot oak
and pine. any quantities. Write p. q.
a SECoND RAND prescription case. osS6
TWO DAIRY places near city. two four
room houses iu city, $500 10 $500 cash.
X. \ Little, 8lOl9 Main street. -
WANTED To buy IS horse power engine
and 10 horse power portable boiler, must
De- in hrst class order, T.. o. Jones, 202
WANTED To buy two extra due mack
tcams, whites or blacks will pay S400 to
5000 per team. Wilson'S Hack Line,
phone 1900. p
WILL pay highest prices for cast of cloth
Ing, shoes, etc; drop postal j. kurkow-
eEy. 100 MHm street 81
BEST STORAGE ROOMS in city; / buy,
move. pack aud store furniture and house
hold goods; all storage moved free, money
advanced without interest ON goods stored
with me. 7. i. LOTUS, 2ll Milan street;
phone SOC n
HTGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
iron, copper, brass, rubber, bones, sacks,
bceswaE. pcCans, otc. country shipments
specially. Mayer Llpahltz wholesale
denlcr 1901 Montgomery avenue, Hous.
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor ali Kinds
junk. iron, brass. zinc, lead. rope, bones
bottles, rubber, etc, country shipments
solrltrd. wholesale dculer: teicphunc ioldi
2@6. new 4I6 Louis knminsky l3lTl9
Preston avenue, corner Austin u
WANTED TO buy modcru house ~ four
or five rooms, with furniture preferred;
must De o. bargain VIII pay 500 TO $500
cash, balance monthly Address giving
fun p1r,lgulars $50 ms orhcn -
WANT 10 buy a deslrahly located home
IN Honston; win pny $4,000 cash. Address
5000. this office. 20
WANTED TO BJY-A building lot in
Third or Fourth ward; must be cheap;
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HOUSTON School Of shorthand and Type.
writing Pitmun system % shorthand,
touch method OF lpcwriting taught OK.
clusiyoly; day and night sessions Mrs
phone 1871. II
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Handsome Jersey COW, fresh IN
ten days, also 2year-old Hosteiu heifcr
Wilson's stable, 715 Smith street. 33
ONE MARE FOR SALE Apply TO G II
Richardson, Capitol Pharmacy -
EGGS-T hompson's strain barred Plymouth
Rocks, 81 80 for is Pear Orchard Poul
try Yard, Haletsville, Texas.
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FINANCIAL.


$4,000 o PER CENT quick money, to loan
on close In property, u. j. Collins, lOlbH
Congress avenue. IS
MECHANICAL BOOKS We carry full Hno
OF Hawkins ltobers, also number on
carpentery Purdys book store, 1909
Congress. 3-3
FINANCIAL $4,000 ana S26,OOO to loan on
city property only low rate Of Interest;
also amounts OF $1,000 md 5000; excep.
tional bargains In business and residence
property. ii you wish to purchase, sell
or exchange anything IN the line OF real
estate or any business, be sure and see
us about 1t. We can hep YOU p Mosko-
w,z \ Co. lOioh Congress avenue. %
MONEY no LOAN at o, Z and S per cent
on hrst class city propertyi vendors Hen
notes taken up and extended; no delay,
Pye 4 Bolfr0ss KAN BIDS. g
PHONE WILSON 1900 for hacks. ! have
II hacks day and nght at office, o16
Texas avenue. %
JOHN J. FAINT a co, real estate agents,
Wilson building, Houston TeSOs; have
store buildings, nice residences, elegant
homes choice city lots and Harris county
lands for sale; now phone $50. IL
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MTIES. MULES Always on hand. from
Is 10 100 head rairoad. rice and cottol
mules, and a lot Of extra cool horses. 81
Yus II
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1903.

stand that the rest of the dam was built upon
what merely seemed to be good foundatioh
and that il is merely supposed" to be secure
We cannot for a moment credit so monstrous
a theory. Yet If some of the dam was well
built, why was not it all? A year or two ago the
plans of the dam were suddenly changed and ex-
tensive reconstruction was ordered The core Dam
which formed the southern end of the whoie
structure was ordered to be replaced by sollc
wall of masonry. There was much opposition TO
the change, and it argued and urged tnat
the core dam just good as masonry
would be- Now we see that it was an uncom-
monty lucky thing that the change was MADE
for had 1t not been this fatal flaw in the founda-
ton would probably not have been discovered
until it was revealed I'm the appalling catas-
trophe of the collapse and ruin OF the great
dam. We should have gone on building on
something worse than sand, and the water sup
ply of Manhattan would have been dependent
upon a dam resting upon many fathoms OF
brown sugar! more astounding exposure OF
laundering little removed from criminai1ty, mas
never been made in all the history of that much
msmanaged undertaking.
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THE NEW WORLD

II is q pleasure to offer our fluctuations upon
the twentieth anniversary Of what we might
perhaps call 'that new World which is the
Old For our neighbor at the other side of
Frankfort-st is in fact more than twice twenty
years of age, and In those earlier years OF
which account is not taken in this celebration
ii was a journal of distinction and influence.
But in 1888 it was radically reorganized and
became In nearly everything but name new
paper Its career since then has been distinct
and apart from what went before. and is thus
well entitled TO have all for its own this TWEEN
tieth year commemoration.
The reorganization Of the paper meant how
ever. something more than a new World"
1t marked. or at least was coincident with
the beginning of a new epoch in metropolitan
Journalism. We need not discuss the question
to what extent "The World" aided in the ere
alton of that epoch. Doubtless some of the
credit is due to it, but our neighbor would not
claim for itself all the credit. 1t will not es-
cane attention that Mr. PulitZerS accession to
tbe headship of "The World" occurred at the
very time when the vast development Of the
wood pulp industry so greatly lessened the
cost of white paper when the Linotype, brought
to perfection in The Tribunes composing room,
was about to revolutionize typesettfng, and
when instantaneous photography and rapid
methods of photo-engraving were making pos
sible the satisfactory illustration of the daily
newspaper. 1t was by no means the least OF
Mr.. Pulitzer's achievements that he fitted his
venture to the psychological moment
Changes have continued to be made in the
newspaper world, in many directions, since
1888 All papers have shared in them. The
World" with the rest. That paper has con
tinued however, all through these twenty
wears to display the characteristics which Mr.
Pulitzer first stamped upon It, and 1t has VIM
dicated his judgment in acquiring and reorgan-
izing it. and his promises upon taking control OF
IT. Neither The Tribune nor any Of It's con-
tenporaries has always, or perhaps very often,
agreed with It in policy But all WILL we De-
lieve. agree in saying that THE World has
efficiently served many good public causes and
has established its title to place IN the 'front.'
rank of great American newspapers. Upon
the success thus attained and upon the pros
perity which it continues to enjoy, 1.-The World
and its proprietor and editor have The IT'D
une's cordial congratulations.
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THE CABINET.

washington May (SpeciaD.-The ATTORNEY "eh
eraI has taken a house at Beverly Farms ~
for the summer Mrs. Knox left washington ~
morning for visit of inspection. but VIII re'u 80,
shortly to arrange for the departure OF tne l'i''
about June l. 49,
June will witness the departure or most VI 80
Cabinet families for their summer vacations Aii
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay VIII De at M
New-Hampshire place for most OF ths
weather, although visits to the homes OF Ihei wv
daughters are likely to be made
The departure of the Secretary OF the Irea7u1S
and his family for Europe early In jury Is u0
termfned. The family will first attend the grauu-
ating exercises at Cornell College. Iowa. next
month when Miss Enid Shaw finishes ner course
Secretary Shaw will not be away Tor more lAe
a month or So hut his family will remain uiH
the early fall. -
The Secretary of War and Mrs Root nave TWO
fine homes one on Long Island and the other at
Clinton n. Y. Secretary and Mrs Hitcncock
have their summer home at Dublin, N H secre-
tary and Miss Wilson will remain here as late
as they can. Secretary Cortelyou's family VIII 20
North the selection of place being entirely IN
the interest Of their young family. as wei as car
cuated to give the Secretary the best opportunity
for a good rest where he will be able TO JOIN MIS-
CorteIyou at intervals throughout the summer