New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

rebel against the government methods OF forecast
ing weather. Mr.. Cooke accordingly decided TO
take some Of the most disa1ected insurgents TO
Cambridge Springs, the Saratoga OF Western
PENNSYLVANIA where he said. al the els they
complained OF were wanting.
With this view n mind. Nj. Cooke placed ~
the disposal OF co-ry-three insc-recttouists .
special train OF six czrz one OF which WIS the
Etstsroom Guatemala The others were q sec
ond stAteroom car. a parlor car, z dining car al
express car. and the private car q Mr. Underwood
president OF the Erie The train left Jersey City
or Thursday. ~ rs p L. and arrived at Can
bridge Springs early the next morning; and leay-
ing the Springs that night, reached ths Nsw-xork
ferries yesterday morning
The train however, was hardly under way on
Thursday before there was uprising aboard the
car GuAtsnz1a ". q Rowland. OF The Out
look" declared hirnselc president ana Organized
the following cabinet: E 6. Houston OF worlds
work minister OF labor; ". D. Rawltns Of
vogue" censor OF fashions; J. C. Carpenter, OF
he Eagle" chief tsIldsru1ist; TsHx Lanond OF
The Churchnzn.- presiding tustice of the co,,rt
OF cTescs and L 3. DeVeau Of Town Topics"
AA-roOnc c1plomat4st The Rowland regime might
hsVs continued n power longer than II die var.
Il nor Tor proclamation issued by the chief taxi
oerInls1 clothing Mr. Rowland with dctatoriaI pow
ers' Cn learning OF such announcement those
who had not obtained ofics asked Mr. Cools -
stop ne train and put The HowIaudites OF This
M Cooke refused 70 DO Ambition said ia ..,s
only an exaggerated form Of nervousress wait
III they drink some Of the spring watar. It VIII
cu-s them"
But the snd-How1andites could not wait sns
holding a meeting IN the presidents car thew or
canned & provisiona-y'' government with Frank
[FssOfey' president; George CrevsI!nR, OF .aT-ha
AeoleaI Record. chancellor Of the medicine che1t.
l. ". 7" ooueys OF The Illustrated Sporting News
l.i1lster OF hancicaos. and George Edward Studs
OF Inc Living Church" keeper oP the .arrnons
M Presorey armed his retaine-s with roIr ol,,l,s
ana ny making an unexpected Hortie into the din
-Hs car tney captured the entire Rowland cabtuet
Ae'piessy eating lobster salad M Rowland at
onoe surrendered and Mr.. P-esbrey proclaimed
S -se-I 0lclator. When the new ruler went 20 bed
Ho"eVe1' Mr. Houston. the ex-ucinister Of labor
Seazeo the reins OF power and would bavA my
Everybody 70 work had not e H Tfrupson OF
BROOKLYN Life" overwhelmed him by winning
eH1y a. as supporters With the slogan, Laughter
Ia Better than Labor"
There several mora s;ctat,-v 49, e. ... 49,,
Nf1in reached Cambridge Springs when Mr. Cooke
escorted his guests 10 the Hotel Rider which over
oos tne town and surrounding country He led
80 p@Tty ABOUT the spacious piazzas showed them
80 Houei iheat7e. capable OF seating three hun
onea guests. and the roof garden, where one ts
-oN 70 look Tor fifteen miles over the hills OF
"es'eFn Fenasylvsnia. He said that Cambridge
eprnSs had become especially r1opllar as a hea1tb
pressure resort, because Of its apt situation,
-s As-i way between Chicago and New-York
nc distant from Cleveland only 100 miles Pitts
'efg 80 miles. and Buffalo. LIB miles.
S-st as another uprising imminent for the
reo[ggose q overturning the latest dictator Mr..
sooHe TOOK his guests 10 one after another Of the
- sl JUS springs They drank OF the Gray Spring
snc the Paiffer. Chadwick and Lithia waters One
tow -on q me party took trolley trip 70 Saeger-
N ~. Cooke had prophesied. his guests forgot
~. aoout rebellions after drinking the spring
,StorsM M Rowland who had again seized the de
No is ap voluntarily surrendered the office and
~ 0S eainaant appeared 20 take Up the crown.
ps gge after another told Mr.. Cooke that their
aesIed them all so royalty he should himself
"a eng the throne Mr. Cooke. however. said he
, ~nle approaching the honor. he afraid II
ctl prove announcement The contents OF the war
IL II locomotive exactly time. but he declined
- seia he would have TO accept gifts every day
gS.cheo the international chess players al the
Zoe Rider and were gratihed 20 learn that Mar
sln Al shutdown the party boarded the train and
~ rst.rneo 70 New-York. There was not even hint
co. - s Journey home Of revolution Those VINO
eVTasgfqted the party were as follows:
vCaFl E Alderman, Field and Stream; Mr. and
NJ NJ D W. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs George creyeling.
,tEedicsl Record: F j. Cox. Associated Press;
senteT and MISS Carpenter. -'Eaeie,.; T G. cllf
Pr sl Mr. and Mrs l. b. DeVeau. Town Iopics
Ffx W c. Freeman journal; Mr. and Mrs.
Frazer. Brooklyn Times" Mr. ana aTal:; Ms
,,'outiook' p I. Hosrner fines: T. w Hotch-
Ass and Miss Hotchiuss. Town and Country
rrelix Lamond .C,hnrchInari'': Mr. and Mrs. Frank
II BPfeg Mr. and Mrs, L. y. Palmer. S.,Ss.
living Church: F n Timpson brooklyn Life
~ ~ and Mrs Clarke Van Benthuysen and MIS-.
Wooiiey illustrated Sporting News
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