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New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
DINNER FOR THE GERMAN MINISTER
Melville E. Stone Entertains at the Lotos
Club

Baron speck Won Sternhurg the German Minister
was the guest Of honor at dinner given by Mel
vile e Stone at the Lotos Club last. night a
round table was decorated with American Beauty
roses. The room was hung with intertwined Ger
man and American fags while the wall, side by
side full length portraits of Emperor William
and President Roosevelt. Every speaker espoused
the hope of friendship between Germany and our
country Those who spoke ere Baron Won Stern
burg Senator Depew. ex-Secretary Gage, Herman
Ridder. Horace White and Mr.. Stone.
The guests included Rudolph Keppler. Colonel
Robert s. Clovry. Adoph s. Ochs George G. Ward
Jacob H. Schif. E ? Call. ". R Merriam, ). ;
seymour John A. Sleicher, F A Nanderlip and
Charles H. B0ynton.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
TREES FOR THE WHITE HOUSE.
IPr rr1EGrAPE TO TIE TRIB-NE.l

=
Washington April 2-Holland contributed four
green bav trees 70 the White House decorations
-o5ax- AZ s3oO tree These green bay trees are to
he placed in tubs and adorn the main entrance 70
the building sheltered by the main portico The
green BAYS Of Holland stand twelve to fifteen feet
in height and cost the government $500 each be
sides this New-Jersey contributed to-day at least
two hundred lockwood trees in tubs for the decora-
tion Of the terraces which have been constructed
tr either direction and west from the main
.4-,,c+7,re These trees from twelve 10 fifteen
<sa+ IN height and have been grown in tubs Iney
will ornament the sky line OF the White Rouse IeI
roe and from an architectural and artStc point
&c ,-feV are intended to constitute the flnlstlln
touches 10 this addition 70 the Executive Mansion
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
CHESS.
snplo.American Match for the Sir George
Newnes Trophy Begins To-day.

FOR the eighth time American chess PLAYERS VIII
zafand the possession Of the Sir George Ne"hes
tpopbv against the English experts Ihe trophy
- - b,- the Americans In 1922 and has been
haI,5 here since The match will he played over
he Atlantic cable and will begin at 10 a m TO-DAY
lasting probably until tomorrow afternoon, ms
80 nj the contest will be conducted uhder lns
,,ces of the Brooklyn chess Club in the assem-
~ rooms of the Brooklyn Academy of Music ana
49,. Esrtisbers will fight under the coiors OF the 1ily
~ or5on chess Club at the Cannon street 7otti
o. 81 Ior5nn The composition Of the team ls pract. @
IL ~ he same as last The Americans ar
- as last year: Pillsbury Marshal 52arI5;;
Hodges Hyn1es, Voigt Nevr Len pellhaF' ,n
Shess Club have announced their team team a. , a s-s'
SLT9S SS,LfiSabam Blackburne. Blake. burn iJunstoh.
bslls ilstn Jacobs Lawrence. Mason Mitchell Mllh
PaseTore Trenchard Nainwrisht "afa anu
others a, -. a., 90 American nm
- a. ordnn while Charles " Philips VIII looE
Ever fbe interests of the Engish team 49, aI
49,, Se Fotfschild OF Vienna is the referee anu
AapSI. I N 1,tii decide the games left unfinished
In All other respects the contest Wi. " pa -
under exactly similar rules ana regulauohs sAiSH
eoSerned in previous cable contesfA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
THE R4CETR4Ck.
FiUe Horses Fall IN SteepIechase-
McCdfertB Suspended.

Washington. April Three favorites. tTo OF
them at odds on. at Benninss to-day before
one Of the largest throngs Of the meeting. The
chief attraction was steeplechasa at about two
miles and a half As horse race it was almost
farce. 1t teemed- however, with excitement, every
horse in the falling except the favorte. Arius
ride. Great interest shown in the result Of the
sixth four of the five starters being heavily
ite Hicks won his second race of the day on
Rough Rider. the knight finishing second Nc
at the post in the first race The summaries:
First selling: six and half furongs'
SOM, to and 10 l. second Trapezist % (sheal 30
to l. third Tine p Msngo Moas PsytGn Iae is hist
mystic Belle Merry Hours and NuPtisl
1os CIioksS ; to 5. won; Pleasant Mernorlss lo4 q
BqGnf' 36 tSfG G fe Rd 09i 0ss second sun 'n ne
Third race handcap stesplechase about miles and
14o ,Bernhardo, to and to second strike IAgh,
TankaTd and Decarneron also ran.
IT Wais55 p to Wo5 Pear Dive7 1o1 Damon
and 4 to " 7sG9ad Wsb1ao hS gS Aloha boston
T,fta race sx and one-haf furiongs(Mrs Frank
Foster o Redfern ao to E won wss4 s5ns M los q aEs 20
to Z / tsiPd sP Tine i2is Tsnagra aiso
Rider 1o4 HICKS won knight Of the GartsT fG
ljccsrePtg M al to third Time 1:4s-. Ben Howard
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
r,r rae. bree years and over; six furlongsPagesnt
1i5: Merry Maker rs: Demurrer 125' GIori0sa' 30
second race (naiden two-yearolds: ons-hah Tniis0
dintessence 104 Transrnigration 1O4; ISicky Ios
fIstaway io4; woodshade. 1o4 oEiza 1o4; Eohinafs'
los: z G Runte, 1O7. Intsriude 10I ,,
Coionsay ill Little Boy los; Jove 1oe; Lord & Advo-
cato 02 Wheeler r G3 Shrine. 105; Star and Garter
100: sIarriso7 I01: safer 3d. Snowman 3d. Spring
brook .,,.- .,-
MeisTersinger 1O6: Lady Potentafe 1os san An
Re- Batt Tommy Foster 10z; Bassst
VERNE a5 EI9irn g5: True Blue. % Bon MOT Iie' -
C.ol5sh1 1fo NcVVflars iO4: >Anmosy. s.; NZirl 20
FIFTH race traiden years and over six ana
half acknowledgements. 115: When 81 Catcn ne.
Of ChsrT1biT 81. Flo Russell los: stella W. los Drop
a Rve es: Russell Benefit, 96; MichaetTnas
e6: Prancer. 10: Lady Ruth. 10 - TOO
sixth selling three and ever qile me sna ~
Of Garter. 10. CIoldsby l1V5
art 10: H L. Coleman, 1os; Sir F1ortan 1e'; RAY
100
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
MUST GTTE TRANSFERS.
Passengers Are Entitled to Them at
Intersections.
COURT AWARDS FOUR PENALTIES.

T,s-,,e Worcester. in the Eleventh District
Court Yesterday gave a decision III 1aNor OF
PAM Fslurne in his suit to recover -FOUR pehaltes
~ $50 each from the Interurban Street hallway
,-o,,nanv because Of the cnnpanys REFUSAL 70
=, -, transfers from one line Of streetcars 10
snh.her al certain intersecting points AToeF
Quoting the railroad law. Justice Worcester oe-
et.-s6 that the Tnterurban company was bound
:. i've transfers even in cases where the trans
&C. ,,-o,,ld he from the old Third Avenue system
% +be Metropolitan system. and also at Broad
way snd Tventy-third-st-, in spite Of the CON
teutfon Of the company that TO give transfers at
the latter point would result in overcrowdins
.he cars. Following are the final portions Of the
decision:
The defendant has been at much pains n It's eT u
shox that absurd results could arise from the s1E-
Passengers secuon @ te5 ,ayt snd II not to s5lf-
Gent extent IL IS not the fault OF the courts;
refer 10 the clause. ito the end that the P0ohSs
& T5iI~os5s ernbrsoed in such contract substen
fiaIly as single railroad. with single rate OF
Single railroads do not. as rule, carry passen-
ss6Sle rste IF fare. and The application Of this
motif in the statute can be inyokea % & y e6 ne Ge
Is 9o9ing in the PLAINTIFF claim here to show that
he desired TO take trips which he could not have
taken we're the portions o. me rall5os t Il
--olved in the giving Of transfers Broadway and
COMPULSORY that they must be given. and the fact
rh71 giving them there might cause undue crowd
srE in the street and the crossings is no excuse
giving them unless sanctioned by legisatv
action Judgment for plaintiff
Ambrose F. McCabe. Of counsel for the Metro
politan Street Railway Company. said that an
appeaf would BE- taken at once
James :. Lehnlaier. chairman Of the COM
rrirtee on law and legislation OF the West Side
Citizens Transit Reform Committee Of One
Hundred said last night in talking Of this case:
The law is perfectly clear in this matter Of
transfers and never at any time have we doubted
rest case" but merely as z means OF informing
the public OF its rights, II people 10 whom trans
Sers are refused in the future will take the num-
terz Of the conductors and Of the two cars in
volved in z refusal OF transfers and viii inform
our committee Of the circumstances. We viii be
glad [ advise them
He explained that Mr.. Blume's case was Sc
lected for trial because the four incidents in
which transfers were refused to him involved old
branches Of the system with old intersecttng
branches and the old Third-ave- system MI
1ehraier believes that facility in getting trans
fers which may result from Justice Worcester s
decision, viii help TO relieve the congestion OF
traffic al busy corners
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
TO LAUNCH RELIANCE IN SKIRTS.
Builders Want to Keep Lines of the Boat
Secret

Bristol. r. /. April ar 1catfons are that the
new yacht Reliance will be launched in skirts: that
is with sails hanging from the deck over her sides
II this should be done it will be the first time that
the Herreshoffs have launched boat In this fash
ion
Yacbtsmen who. expect to attend the launching
a week from Saturday discussing this feature
and see IN II the desire Of the builders to keep the
obotograpbers from obtaining the lines of the
hoat as She slides from the cradle into the water
Everything goes to show that the launching VIII
he . rriyate one. with the invited guests IN Inc
shop to witness the foTmality of naming the poaL
The sDins of the challenger IN ScotIish
uaters in which the boat is announced to nave
been strong in points Of reaching, have oeen Io- y;
lowed with much interest here. but the vie" -
AIKEN that there is nothing to be feared. - -
the masts of the Reliance are being nIIeq ug
on the wharf. and the spreaders ana masthead
straps are TO be attached immediately
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. April The Following army anu
navy orders have been issued:
ARMT.

Washington April The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMT.
,,..- v-rrIsM II BLACK. Corps Of Engineers. is re
rom command Of the Third f8attaion 81 the
4I-5-es- School Of Application and post OF W ash
i-gfc1 barracks transferring al dunes 70 MAJOR
.FSy-ard TSurr Corps OF Engineers, ana vii report
n senior officer cf the Isthrnian taflai
-+ ,,,IoraI JAMES T KERR, assistant adjutsnt
re-sra1 - relieved General Service ana stan
Solega Fort IeaYenworth. and VIII report 70 az
S,.sT9 General Of army FOR duty in hts oflcer
,-.--.,, GEORGE J NEwGARDEN. assistant surgeon.
vii fein his proper station al Fort Harrison
-. rl+ot surgeon ALEXANDER P. BACON Will
proceed Vancouver BARRACKS loi u-'s W" '"
18th Infantry. 80, -.
tn. following viii report to tne I54 Ed. =
for examination promotion; captain "A ~ -
STCKEI. 9TH Cavalry. captain <4->DfNH-'' y nan
MoND. Sth Cavalry
>-,.,s.- A C BAKER. additional duty as Inspector
- charge Fifteenth Lighthouse D4strict 81 LOUIS
,,.,,.,snf ". 2. wHITTELsEY. 10 the Bennington as
,..-.a-- " M-DoTvEI.I- 70 naval gun factory
. n n MACDOUGALE. detached navy yard
Ii Wssbfugton the Wisconsin
..-,.+sr+ s7,rreons r H MIcHELS. J. L NELSON
~ y p A BACEMANN. H. T. STRINE
~ MI-NSoN E NJ hhc%eN g. = IRA - -
- > E4OYT detached NaVAI Museum oI ~
eiene and Medical School " "AShlhston 70 h"in
c-sbe from Rear Admiral Evans Asiatie STATION
April l:
Chaplain c N CH@fNi'i
r.,.DRAM the Isla de Cuba u the Helena
EATING 4be Princeton 70 the VeAsburg
fhsls s KI,YcE. the Princeton 70 tbs Vic<s-
Eark
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
FROM gEEcHER's SUPPOSED SPIRIT.

The Rev Isaac X Funk, the P1o4isher ahu 70
Fsbirfo~e- has become interested IN sp'Flulaiisil
- -,.-.1,- rscei,sd what seemed to be a message
from me spirit Of Henry Ward Beecher Al 4
sesnre in Manhattan the medium TOLD MIN tha1 tl
srs4+ ~ Nr Beecher wished 70 comm unica'e
hin The supposed spirit asked Ny r uliA
- -. .-1ad : certain coin. Mr.. Funk pleaded
,e-,-,-s,,a % the coin II was then described ana
NJ Funk was told where II could be founo- L@tel
NJ Funk searched in his safe IS directed on 'i'7
spirit ne SAYS and found q widow Ini'e'
historical coin that had been borrowed IRON u.
- a.. ,r,=rctio- in one OF Mr.. Funk s
r-.5csrions and had been entirely forgoIWten -
Tsv E-,rvt that cannot atteIllpt -
- Ttr+fl n has studied the s2lo9ect --L
+Esv m t,17rLEs home is ~ No 80 Nashlhso"H
Park Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
POOL.
New-York. Calumet Strollers and Lam os
Vietors in Interclub Tournament.

In the second annual intsrclub pooi tournament
for the individual championship and for the 'oloy
t-up nov being played At The Stroilers 10. o
Nfaaisop-ave the representative OF the Nsw-N OK
C,sI,-oa, StroIlsrs and Lambs clubs we're the VIC
,ors in the preliminary rounds last night Ihe
. Hooper Of the Nev Iork Clue dsfeatsd Z 2
.,I.-5 ~ fbs Yacht club, - 70 iVl, -
tFs1w-- pryor =. of the New York. Flun aei-@
of At ofP Phlzdsiphta- ~ % IL
tSarssT svu1s of The Calumet cub. defeated Hl17
-. 4he National Arts club. 70 @ l-5
Trske. Of The StrollerS. defeated p r mus
- .be Harvard Clnt. rs "a. --,.-
81. Tn. s-rolIers rs 20 100
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
YALE TEAM swIMs DEAD HEAT.
- rr1rcRApH 70 - rR1RUNE. ]

TB7 TELEGRAPH TO TEE TR1BUNEl
Cleveland Ohio. April 2--The Yale boys
made their first appearance in the water at
the Sportsrnen's Show tonight, participating
in the swimming races and in an exhibition
game OF water polo with a picked team W
- Orthuein captain Of the Yale polo team;
q 2 Alexander. NJ. :. Damon and H n
Loudensberger, also members OF the team
swan 16O yard relay race against LAVE
Goodwin HandIey and Wenck. Of the New
York Athletic Club. The race resulted IN Il
dead neat Time 1.:}9.
The picked team which was pitted agaln @
tho vale team consisted of a number Of the
best players in attendance at the show me
score Was | 10 l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
MEXICAN CONCESSION FOR HARTMAN

San Francisco. April 2-E h. hartman Is 70 se'
--.,r.b1a land and cash concession from Presi-
dent Diaz Of Mexico on condition that he bulIds
railroad in Lower California that shall exteno
sc entire distance north and south ana nave e., d
-oa,Te-fion with the main line of the southern "a
ciAc in "a liforna IT is reported mere a
IiIl be shortly incorporated IN neLco , - U 1olf
,1roTosAd line A preliminary survey thFougA H"st
II tower Calffornia has already been mace. ,,, -
7be rert of the road n this STATE VII oe
-rovn ss the Gulf and Imperial ms coL.ll'eIs
Is now building road from Old beach, IraS sLSiSI
- +I So11+heTn Pacific main line, in the Colorado
desert south 70 the Colorado River a Instance u
miles
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The drivers Of easolene cars smiled with derision
al the electric and steam operators Yesterday The
rea son il was learned was that the Incorporation
-,asrs they fled at Albany last week for their
t.rl~nIza ZION the Chauffeucs Assoca tion of Amer
The organization was formed few weeks ago
when the opefators of gasolene cars separs ted
+be,1savss from those who steam and electric
,-abIrIss and formed organization for gasolsne
cnarstors only II was planned before the Easolene
o4Ierarors tcok this action form an associat tion
In which rasolene steam and electric drivers could
foin a meeting for this purpose was planned ana
1as NOT riDrf the night of the proposed meeting
thar IN was learned by the steam and electric opera
tors of the gasolene drivers action
The thirsty members OF the Automobile Club OF
America will undoubtedly be pleased TO know tnat
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
coNsIt GREENE ExoNERATED.

Washington. April Assistant Secretary L,oon1is'
who hes been making Investigation into Ger
tain charges lodged against United States Consul
" Maxwell Greene at Hamilton Bermuda. in
connection with the wreck of the steamer Madiana
to-day received a reply from that officer which
is regarded as satisfactory, and there will be no
further proceedings in the matter The consul
makes II appea- that he was informed that the
shin had grounded until some time after the accl-
6ant and asserts that soon as he was informed
he did everything in his power 10 alleviate the
condition of he caStaUayS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
CRANE DEFEATS J. II. MORGAN.
Boston Court Tennis Player Wins-Io Com
pete IN England.

Boston April 2.-John Crane. ir-. o. the Boston
: and c T. Sands. of New-York. wir compete
in the finals for the American court tennis cham
pionships now being played at the Boston Athletic
a Accusation This was settled BY the second round
made here to-day. in which Mr.. crane Ge5eate55
I y Morgan. OF New York. G-t. 50. 5-S - ana
W Sands defeated Q. 5. Campbell. So. So, %.
Tbe Indications that Mr. crane VIII ne sole
e41reezsFlIIv defend the title ~ Champion ~ll,L
he has held for two years Next FueSdsy = VI
ssil for England IN quest or inteTnatlof h'ie =
Ja viII meet ii special match E n Miles tne
tennis champion Of England
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
GOLF
New-York Club Wishes Public Links Re
stricted to Skilled PLAYERS.

At the annual meeting of the New-York Golf
Club last night the officers elected were President
William Freeand: vce-president T. 3 Thompson;
treasurer Alfred Craven: secretary, B. R Abbott:
board of managers. Thomas A Lewis. 6. W Dor
land e F. Hunt. J. P Hicks W r. Moon Fred
eric L Adams and L. r. Taylor Park CCmmis-
sioner John z. Eusts pettioned 70 enact and
enforce system Of rules which would limit the
use Of the links to players who have developed a
reasonable degree of skill
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

they will not have to go far hereafter 10 have their
thirst duenched Announcement was sent OUT yes
terdav that in conformity with the custom in otner
cIbs IN the citv the governors had instructed the
house committee to install bar. TO be open on ana aI
after this date II is also announced that the ctun
will remain open an hour later at night whether
the bar has anything DO with this change seems
2 question TO ask.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
THE coRsETT-JEFFRlEs FIGHT.

San Fradcisco April 2.-The Yosemite club of
this city has secured the heavyweight champion
ship battle between James J. Jefries and James J.
Corbett The bout will be held latter part Of
August and the club will either guarantee the
6rhtcrs 500 nO0 in cash allow them take 70 per
cent Of the gross receipts but not both. On or
before MAY Il the principals will make the selec-
tion and arrange such other details may suggest
thenseVes in the mean time
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING MATCH.

Washington April 2.-The Austrian Ambassador
here announces that in May International shoot
ing match for young men employing army rifles
and ammunition will be held under the auspices Of
ths ECgveteTni Athletikai Club at Budapest This
is to be competition Of the kind ever held
The first prize viii be 5.v)J kronen and q gold
medal There will also be second and third prizes
OF lesser value. ANY young man born since Jan
nary / lssA will be eligible. IL s announced that
auv person wishing to take part is 10 communicate
with the committee in charge Of the competition in
Pudapest inclosing certificate of his birth
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
BASEBALL.
Manhattan Defeats Tufts to in Ter
Inning Game.

In the opening game OF the season Yesterday
Manhattan defeated Tufts in a close and excitlns
game by a score of TO g. From start to finish the
n1ay,ng was suappy and the fielding good Minihan
+or Nfanbattan pitched a fine game and in I'VE
innings seven men struck out without allowing
single hit Suftor for Tufts was in good conditlon
hlIt IN the sixth inning became somewhat erraIlC-
allowing the visitors 10 score three runs IN Ine
tenth however. Captain Duff made long drive
bringing in the winning run Inc r H
Manhattan .-,-,, 3@SSSS% IA : :
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
MANY ROCK ISLAND CHANGES.
C. H Warren Elected First Vice President
and George H Crosby Treasurer.

At a meeting Of the board of directors Of the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com
panv yesterday. c. H. Warren was elected first
president. to succeed H A. Parker, resigned
The designations Of J. NJ. Johnson third vicepresi
dent and F E. Hayne as treasurer and assistant
secretary OF the company we're accepted George
H Crosby. secretary of the company. was elected
treasurer to succeed F. z. Hayne resigned. Mr..
Crosby holds the Office Of treasurer and sec
retary. c 2. Jilson appointed assistant
secretary. and II. E Yarnau appointed as
sistant secretary and assistant treasurer, with
headQuarters at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
INVESTIGATING THE HOWE CASE.

Washington. April I'm the letter addressed to
the Editor Of The New-York Evening Post. by
Secretary Root yesterday. with regard to the case
Of Lieutenant Colonel Howe accused Of i'll treat
ing Fpfnos the Secretary said that the case would
be gone over thoroughly again. and such an in
xesrjgsrion is now being made by officers IN the
Of he T7ldg Advocate General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
m,osHIPMEN WIN FROM U. OF P.

Annapolis Nd April 2.-Iu interesting game
of baseball the University of Pennsylvania team
were defeated here to-day ny the midshpmen' the
e,.1 scora being : to 3 The contest pitch
ers' battle in which RaUdenbush and IatdVell
C1Tno ont about even. Numerous errors behind the
latter lost the game TO Pennsylvania The score:
R. H z.
lsLIsi' Acader7v. ........ I 0 %
F2atteries-Navy Raudenhush Potst Pennsylvania
f-,r5 and
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
CLOVER TO COMMAND THE BROOKLYN.

Washington April At IS the present intention
o< Navy Department officials that when Captain
Richardson Glover is relieved as naval attache OF
the American Embassy at London this spring ne
,,17 ?. nIaced in command of the Brooklyn. and
80 1tst vessel shall become the flagship OF the
Squadron.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
NEW SECRETARY AT GUATEMALA CITY

Washington. April 2-The State Department has
filled the place Of Secretary of Legation at Guate-
rnala city by the appointment Of A A Wtnsio~,
Of Indiana This post held by J W Bailey.
~ Kentucky. who was company with young
Godfrey Hunter when Fitzgerald was shot Bailey
IS now in this country on indefinite leave OF ab-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
WASHINGTON. 6; PHILADELPHIA, 5.

Washington, April 2-The Philadelphia National
aae71a nine lost to Washington in an exhibition
game here to-day by a score of to o The contest
Interesting.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
BROWN, 9; COLUMBIAN. 5,

Washington April Brown University defeated
Columbian here to-day by a score of to !.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Bennings Memphis Oakland.
CHESs-Internationsl matches. London and Brooklyn
SWIMMTNG.-At Cleveland.
COURT TENNIs.-Indoor championships at Boston A
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Hand-Wrought
Willow Furniture

This graceful and artistic ware lends
itself admirably to the appropriate
furnishing of the country home In
our collection may be found tete-a-
tetes, chairs of new shapes, porch and
library tables, and suggestions for
bedroom and dining-room sets-an
made after our own special designs.
Orders should be placed early
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-24

as he dare do it. AS the COllii2: some
time ago remarked, long ser;iee in
Office means sorry service in Office
ETler (TeX.) Courier.
The Courier states the case truly
in few words Long service in OF
flee means sorry service in Office"
Dick Tate-"Honest Dick'--was
treasurer Of Kentucky for about tweI-
ty years. He suddenly left tie state
Gne day fer his health and an iaVea-
i1:yestigation showed him to be q he'
million short. Had Tate bees 81 off
by the voters With two terms t.4eve
would have been no defalcation. and
Dick Tate would probably be an hon
o:od citizen in Kentucky today, in.
stead of a defaulting outcaSt in 10y
eign lands. Many ether Instances could
be cited wherein evil has been the
result Of keeping men too long n Oh
fee It is too true that when most
men cnce get a pull at the public
teat they -eyc~ want e - %. and
they seem to take up the notion tat
the public owes them a living, and es-
pecially the duty Of TIE party WaioA
has given them Office to keep on giv-
ing il to them Two terms Of an of-
Ace is enough. Safety Of the public
interests lies in rotation. and '3t the
rotation be tolerably rapid
There may be instances when per
son may object to a change because
ne does not believe the change WCu' F.
be fo. the best. Tho Graphic thuug..t
so in the race between Jore5 a9l
Clarke for United States senator II
appears that majority of the le0pie
thought otherwise, and the change
was made The Graphic accepted il
cheerfully, and is willing to aid Sen
atCr Clarke in any way legitimate to
make his career as United States sen