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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
Judge Evans Left Last
Night for His Home
at SandersvilIe
FiF MADE MANI FRIENDS HIRE
Al Session Next Week the criminR
poctSst Will 'he Taken up ans Dis
naset of-Tne Work Done
Yesterday.

After the session Of the superiD,
cour. yesterday afternoon that rriDu
ual recessed mutt MondGy nsxt. wher
II will meet again with Judge = 4. p,
Eer on the bench and Ri Ina. time the
criminal docket will be taken u ant
disposed of.
TIE ri1ns Of the cour, WIS occupied
yesterday morning with ths triRl q,
rne case % ths Board uf Education
Of Glynn county against Mrs Elizabeth
Day.
During Lhe afternoon the cases Of G
7. Melton & son VS.. Iobsrt SIzsr L
Co, and The Atlantic Coast Line Rv.
sarnishee, and Z. Z. Seer L Co..
claimant. wGs dismissed Dy consen1 d
1he attorneys,
IL the damage case of W. :. Lowe
vs. D Z, Atkinson, ths ns1rsr wa
dismissed for want u prosecution.
Al the END Of the days sasslon une
couu recessed uurl MONDAY morning
Is stated above snd Judge :. . Evan
who has oeeu presiding .ie1t tor his
home IL aanderBv4A- 81 night,
In connsc-iou with this week s ses-
jOn il il hit FI1u i1st'Se to Judge
Evans X say thai he has made E host
Of friends n this city Be Is I'll abie
presiding Office, znd has under at
verse ercums1ancss disposed Of b
Large KmOun1 OF work curing the i've
ldavs s.4 .-,zFF i,seTsssn 7sis a'
The grand jury will ALSO meet Mon
day apd resume tts work
At tsI O'Clock yesterday morning
the cou~1 adjourned out ot regpec1
40 tie manory of Gsn. john 2. Cor
uon End the court officers Extended
msmu-isl SERVICES al the B&ptlsi
church
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15

Twsn+y Tnousant Organize 3 New
ssocIsEion.

Twenty Tnousanc oraanizs 3 ne"
AssoclstIon.
Buffalo n. =, Jan 14.-Twenty thou
SAINT railway Clerks IL Ihs United
States, Canada and Msxico Rrs mem
bars Of the new asspcistIon f0rmsd by
combining the Railway CLERKS asso-
ciaIior and the Oruer Of hallway
Clerks Of America, Ez1d M. ;. C'Goi.
mai Buffalo, who helped Dr-Ag aboui
tns amalgsmari01.
Tine new Drusr probably VIII De
CALLED the National OrosT u Ra4lway
( Clerks d Ans-ic2 !, vi u no way
have any connection VIII 1ns amer
UEn Federation of Labor. The frs, Ii
tionsl convention viii bs nejc e1 81
Louis on 1hs third Monday II Jups.
The announced ODlecLs The uev
organization IRE ths elevation u m
standard u efficiency. Ins promotion
Of the welfare Of lis mamsre g.
CHILLY and morally, intellectually al
financially, ant lns Resisting oi wor
thy members to secure employment q.
swsil aE 70 give them pscuuia-y aio j
ttims of sisiZnsHs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
Sweet Music ADDED TO the
lnpraSSiVe1ass of the
Occasion
C0NGRI64Tl3N WAS LARGE


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Lave ps.su mined am ma ,.,,-r
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The a.p4ra -aae- win r., d,tr, -,
history as beils lbe most ,,rs,,le
une III The so,1h. Tnousands md
.l..uaauos 5f oio ca!a,--s. r~,,7r sv.,r,
points n Eli:.islaud ve-l bars 70 parri,,
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thoroughly IL p,s-1s ous. was e,rrv.
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/ il is s-.mal4a -ol-.zn,. -1s5 4o~zr
-uauaGuus ps5.,ls v.4veo -pe n,rr
oi 1h4 lIs.iLss.l. .naa wlr~lo, rs II lay
IL ,Ds cs a !,yc5rs -r,s
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.
General Gordon Tells Of lis Tark
lN & Letter

General Gordon Tells Of lis F:ark
ln Letter,
since rhe death Of General Gordon
his war record ms been ths theme 0f
universal comment. which has given
rise To : question Rs ID JUST what his
'Iegal rank was 81 the taD ot the confed
sracy.
This question is answered py the IL
mented Gordon himself il 2 letter NJ
wro-e in 1893. TINS letter was as fol
lows;
"Homer IL. Oct q. 1873.
MY Dsgr Ma1or:-y Of the nth
mas been forwarded To me on my lar
rure tour.
81 was informed by General Breck
erridea, secretary Of war, while my
rorns was 81 Petersburg thai ] nat
been mads lieutenant genera
Like q great many other cases at
that period Of the war, my commission
never reached me wRB. however
accorded ths rank Rnd ass signmeut
put wss waiting for my commission
al rhe last Desfore signing officially
as Lieutenant general
/ -. g. 5o-con.
Major S. 4. Cunningham.
Nashville 7 6I2.
| Editor and Confederate stsr51.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
II is Claimed That the Ne.
braskan W Endorse
H. arst'S { 1did8cs
Sd WASftlN5 1N HAS H
4 Close Frient nf tas New YORK arr
tiioate aays THa- us Silver L.sf .
e. NH Declare for MIN At
Very Ea~y Hste

Washington, Jan. IA report mas
been circulated Il Political circles tha1
William &. 5LIiugs ErvAI VII soon sig
1ali2e Ills re-ertry II ac~ve po.ilcf by
3-aaciar.ng 10Y the 1-ulna-.ur u VII
Ian Randolph Hearst 70 -he .si-
I disney ii Is s-aJel lba., ~. lit. ISL
aa- been anxious T y some time zoI
! declaration 1p~u Mc. Bryar. bu-
lAal NJ I1yau was u.E5pci.Dad 10 com
Nil himself Al lAis L-me
( = friauL o. Nj. flaArs-. 3 nau vuo
mas ths political oaahoaDte of those
most ac.lTely engaged L I1rwaro ing
lie candidacy u Nj. Hear41 Aas mace
II. stata1oau-, wbics 1e slid woulu
sllfhcs 1or lie present ar aeBaripllon
N Lhe ST. alton
Er 5ryans Position.
+ According to ChIs statement. the au.
y ChI-g .l3. wnull -upsl III. Brya1
so coue cU 1lJ13oLad 1ur I'LL. 6ebrs1
.r t1lf me wouiu he 4or Tammuuy
-l nov aeolart It's preference 1or NJ.
5orm-1 y Judge PARKER TAp-, il
was s4lC. would conpal A-.. Bryan 10
.nnauIs-1ly I&La Elues a1u LII posi-
I.u v1u-d be or Lle FIue O IL
( AearsL.
i Talmauy uoes uat tahs u lhz
sluBs .. Il eaRlarn uamaoTEt gr alEu
Itself VIII lbe rs-orgAAlzsrs o. The DE-
1 mocracy, nj, H.yya.l, i i ALatae, wonil
14s3p III Il 01 unt4 ths CLOSE To con
vaution lime. III Bryan vii tgn1
any mau -aEeu uup Du 7ammany Rio
viii hg1, LII NIL viii nj Hearst
The speaker paIuLau OIL LAai III
1~yGI E LEI evaucaE JuUz 1Gr We're maI
~, IAa.r to gat Lne nomination. CON
pariIlvely uIi.now1 nen Es La Id
once GUESSED Z LLms LAE1 Is 4IEal5
10 te presented 10 .ne contention, pu-
Las seelu3l u 1ry - Crlv -ne GOSSIP
4wBy 1r53 the ~ea prospective candf
-aLes o. -1e lonl1e-IJI.
The So aEar wen u 10 sly -ae+ :.
+ IL. Bryan If MOI flushed RON cover
+ J5fora lbs convention 4ppIoA ut
vii, Il lis nal s op-IIo1, oeolare tor
ar Hag-.t The reasons VLc1 nduc
"a Ills opinion vare sci forth u
51,lowF
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
A PRETTY MEMORIAL
SERVICE FOR GORDON
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

memories SO do We honor ourselves
and Ell the traditions thai the best
element Of the south has always 5000
for
The address was g strong One and
received 5fs very dossst attention Of
those present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15

The News learns from reliRbit
source that ths officials Of the FedsrH-
Fibre Co. are expected here loo8y o,
tomorrow u look over ths plant ant
inspect Ing property generally. Ther,
lE now III the factory ou CriEpen If
lsno severn oar loads of hemp aDL
lns max lttnarv for working this raV
mRteria up inlo marketable goou!
Is raatT for ths stErt 10 be mao1
n. Chirusndep The manager hao beel
Il work installing this pondsrous III
chipe-y +or some months past EDd seV
ara Thousand dollars worth Is noN
raady. The hemp nov o1 LIANT va
4 brought hers from Kentucky Gnd
! Is under scood ths1 large uu'n-lCles 2
il vii hs hrougnt ron KENTUCKY al
/ AlI.paull feds until tne Georgia r.
mers cR- pr1ducs enough Of Il Il SUI
/ ply cne demand.
1 Hemp car ps raised Il .nlf counCr
vs-y p~obcRblr anc il Is epea-ad Lie
before l3ne lne south CreorGiB farm q
VII De abe u supply Lhe osnGnc :.
: che pi&n-
/ The lamp tsctory pronlsat . ,.
( e cond industry 10r 5rUAswicE ait Il
people q LIS CITY srs vSry muc1 IDtF's
=
astsd IL II,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
IMrEssioNEp ORATORS
ExToL HIS VIRTUES

the orator Of the occasion, Judge J.
W. Be1usl, was introduced ny Judge
Ena ser =. Ackinson o. Atlanta, VINO
chanesd ID be in tbs city. Judge At
1-son vas particularly eloquent in
It's introductory remarks and dwelt
upon ths -AAny s1rong points II the lie
Of tbs Distinguished dead. Judge Al
k1ns1n 1Dok rbe 141s Of General Cor
uon Gu-in. End since the civil WY End
su4Iac L4-aI Las conduct since that
e.wlli Clash q arns had ssrFsd To Cd
Gear HIN ID ths people Of the ancirs
Lot40n. LIS love was not limited 10
ths couAlss Of the south, but be was
loz-eQ aud a1nlrs6 as we'll II the far
swRy CLll1OrLIa as ne WIS IL Lhe sun-
~ lam u bowsrs.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
supGE EEkNET PAYS
4 FITTING TRIBUTE

The memorial adaress waE thsr ns-
lfverad py judge J. ". Bennst and was
the nest efog1 heard il this city il
many = Guy Judgs Bennst If at al
times : Nppy End very eloquent
orslor, but 1s WAS al Ills best ysstsr-
DIV and his tribute 10 Gord0r fairly
sDrraziad viii bright speeches.
Ee retrieved Lns lie u the dashins
and gallant warrior, the profound
E1s1agman and the southern gentle
man an recouu1ed many Of the noDlai
traftg IL his Character tnEt SERVED II
spdear LIE ID the paDple Of the sourt
and 1be nation as weu.
5udss aaunst called attention ID ths
4aut tna1 lie gallant SURVIVORS oi Ini
EreE1esa war Lns world hEs ever knO~l
are rapidly passing into tbs ErsEI hs
vond ant as We honor thsr sne thst
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
sP-ENp : muslcAL PROGRAM
Ets-Zo To THE OCCASION

The musi1e-l feature Of Lhs exercises
WIS II attractive Rs well BIS impres-
siva one. The chior was composed Of
Mrs. J. " Wallace, Mrs. 6. W BlRn-
Ic1 ana 1Lsssrg. 6. ". 5lEnIon. j. 4.
Montgomery and W. D. Bailey. with
Miss Emily Waf as Organist.
During lhe exercises Mrs. G. ".
Elaut3n rendered very -crsu >5ably that
charming SOLO Face 70 Faos," very
Hwasl ano - rnashly aPTTt y, IL T s.
LECTION. The choir Eang number Of
hymns End ca Lhs whols that portion
Of Lne program was splsndidly srrang-
ct. .
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15

Probably -ne NOS, t---aa--ve p,5,
.o- The coming seGEon W oe VOL
A-isr : former BuccaBL Il -ns ='a-.,c-
u lne EI1g VII MISS E4ia1 z-t.l.-
Rs Do-laa - -ne htuuBone .o--u1
Is saans--. b.. Lib, vo-s usa- r.
1-Isf A-Isr I hs. o-IE.ns- p"acuc-Io.
WI pe sssr hsrs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
Is critically IL
Mrs Hurt Marlin 7aporzec a. osscr't
onor -aE; Nisn..
Alderman

Mrs Surt Marlin 7apor-so a. osser't
onor -ar; Nisn-
Mrs Rutt Martin Ii critically FL
viii pneumonia ii Tie hame ot Dar
sol. M. l. c. Mlrln Mrs 1arl-1 8
extreme age made her Recovery very
a9uhctu- and Il 1 lBle huur Iast 1IEu1
n8r pnyglcLus announced rAE. there
v&f Little nope aer dkughler. NJ
i = a-ubi .: DarieL LDd grluo-
daughter MISE MEbs 5-nnlnBoL were
,alagrlphau for lGs, hight Eut W
LrrIv+ tJdar
MIS- MEr-1 If oue n 3~uuFwicE 5
olueRt cilLzant Eut 1At nosLE u 1rIa1as
bare vho WI ia&rL VIII s3rrow, 0.
hey uGLge~Due ILuesE.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
THE EXERCISES CoNcL LUpED
WITH ELOQUENT PRAYER

After the singing Of the hymn,
Nearer My God 10 Thee II which
the entire congregation Joined al elo
quend PRAYER by lev. J. W. Malone
End the benadiction ny Rev. WHY'S
Rede, the exercises were concluded.
Those who arranged this very IN
preHsive and interesting program De
serve Id be thanked by the people Of
the city generally.
II was Eplendidly arranged and mag
nificentiy executed and Brunswick has
shown hsr love and her sympathy for
the dead herD in 3 thoroughly impreE-
siws fashion.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
= FIRE IN T-E NEWS BUILDING
IL VA -sBaovs-so yuaer 4ns Fionrin.
Yesterday .: Noor.

il vsas -lBSoVs-ec -lutsf -ns Fioorins
Yesterday 8: NOON.
Fire was CIscOvsrac uno9r tDs 400
ine o4 4ua News building b. uaop yes
1er 1gy The department was ca-ieo
ou1 aDo a1lsr & very praupt III soc1
ioca,4o -he bikzs Euo sxu-uEUsIac il
Thare at praccIe4Ly IL l-a5- J.. &
though -hat tne nrs 0r.g.naLsd IL liz
snsiC-ls roons ot Tbs Nsv'f o caI
II ron he smoke srbcE u LIS Aucu
LigtJ t-c wale- "a. which Ii ve,-
nsar It's rsu- Of t1e Nsv-a Dull-l7
The lsevI desires u cLLrk CList -ares-l
Rnc tn member Of Lne oaparCms--
for tbs proup1 Gno sficleuI worE dol-
Il LnF -as1Lsr.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
Il MO- Meet ,lseta-aag.

The 1oa-o of rrsde dIt no, hoit lis
-sgula, messing YESTERDAY at -ns nos
for mse-ine coLfiC-st v-rr rne c1~o4-
Memo-IsI ss-rtcsG
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
T-E CITY CouNC'L REcEssEo
UNTIL Next TuEs1AN, Nl---

~ That Time al pf the Csty -:ff,2e~s
fnr The Year VIII pe Elected.
The regular weekly Meeting If ths
CITY council WIS to hGve oaau hell
4a5t 1lEht buJ because Of .be IacE o.
q quorum che meeting was deferred M.
I'll IueRday evening next
Several Of tbs members af tbe .aur-
ell were ou1 ct -ne city anu as Wi.
lie seen by the minutes Which follow
--Aree members were present
The othcia- mlnutef ars as 5ouows
5spuiar Meeting
Brunswick. ga. Jun j.. goz
BY Alderman buBiEnon.
Whereas thIs If the day ant hou,
u holding { regular meeting OF the
mayor and council Of the cirv Of Bruins
Wiok and thare being no quorum
present 1or the trEnsaction of nuslp4ge
now therefore. he it
Resolved, tRat tins mestsnE DO nov
stand adjourned until Tuesday the II
Ca Of January. 79n4 81 78n uclael
I y. II Be II further
Resolved thai ms CITY marsha, bs
and he is Instructed TO notify eact
officer Hnd member Of che CIV cou1
eli Of the adoption oi 1nis raRolurior
te i, further
Resolved, thai the m.rsnag serve
aRcn officer Hnd member uf the cir,
council witt & copy n THIS rasolur,nr.
! Signed
{. duB pnon
", N Tupper,
F-ant :. AIKEN.
Alderman.
AL1sIs
~. :. Husssl
Cisrk ot Council
TIE meeting Tuesday rIEht p~1u.ie-
4s To De d very interesting o9a fa,
i addition 10 Lne large number u rou-
-.nH mI-yerh the CITY offlrarf for -ne
aarr -NtlE ~. -~, t,E s.tE,rr~s.T
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
APPROPRIATE SERVICES

APPROPRIATE SERVICES
At TIE RUBL.lS sGHopL.
The public sche1ls Cid nat s-s q
holiday but apprupriRte sxeros ses
marked the hour Of the fUpers. Of
General Gordon. The teachers and
superintendent delivered interesting
addresses to the school, bearing upon
Jhs greatness and genius Of the ga
lnut soldier. ABOUT the city manv
homes and business houses as vel as
the public buildings we're drapad win
mourning Our confederate mo1u-
msnt We also hung with symbols u
the general grief.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15
TrlE sEEVlcEs WERE OPENED

80
zEV " M. Gilmore, pastor Of rhF
First 4sspaiE1 church opened the Ber
yIce WITH 3 very slouuant End thor
Ous1ly .RpuropriaJe prayer, which waE
closely followed by the large cOngrega
tim.
hEr Gilmore 5aehngly referred II
the oeca81a- of Lhe gathering and
paid L tribute 70 me memory Of the
daad her
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15

40, ,OOG NGEW THE REM4INS
The funeral Corteas the Most lrnpus-
wan Forty-Five Minutes Pass
ing Given Point

Brunswiak poured ont hsr sympa-
thy for the late General John B. Cor.
d0n yesterday. The proclamation Of
The Governor Of Georgia found q re.
Eponsive chord IN the heart of Bruins
wick and this, the old home Of 1he
fallen chiRftEin, mingled its sorrow
with thar Of al Dixie.
In addition To the closing Of the city
hal anc other public buildings 3 gen
eral memorial service Was held al the
First Baptist church, which was large
ly attended by the people Of the city
generally. Jackson camp Of confeder-
ate veterans under command Of Capt.
Horace Dart, EItsnded TN q body,
each Of the Did soldiers wearing the US
nal token Bf mourning. crepe bDw
On the Ieft arm. The Ladies Memorial
Association and the Daughters Of the
oonfedaraey were also in attendance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-15

= { du5'gnor
~ NJ Tupper
-ant > Aiken.
Alderman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, tao4.

tonomy shouid cast ss,de the foreign legislation
which he's been ee,sbushsd BY naturalization end
force; she can no longer consent 70 accept tho
ridiculous and absurd instructions Of Incompetent
executives; she must shake of all the Anglo Saxon
tolls with which succession of naughty MASTERS
has fettered her.
Porto Rico can and must govern herself. with
out waiting for that certificate OF proficiency In
the art Of self government which tho bureaucracy
OF oficialdom. interested only in drawing their
salaries never expects to give. The Porto Ricsns
do well TO demand earnestly and permanently that
which Is their due and to nstity the American
people that we arc In need Of instructors or mas
tiers In order 10 govern ourselves"
By it's own exhibition FL Boletin dis
proves its own assertion that 1t needs
no instructors. Let us 50 far enlighten
It's darkness as to say that territorial
government is not synonymous with
autonomy, and that American terri
tories do not frame their own tariffs.
II its readers are no better informed
than FL Boletin itself the blind are lead
ing the blind in Porto Rico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
STEAM VESSEL INSPECTION.
Retired Naval Oncers Appointed TO Con-
duct an Invests alton.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-In accordance
with directions from the President that .
thorough investigation be made Of the
methods OF steam vessel inspection ID
Federal inspection districts. the Scores
tary Of Commerce and Labor to-day ap-
pointed the following retired officers OF the
navy to conduct the investigation In the
istricts named:
First, Rear Admiral Louis Kempf. heads
quarters at San Francisco; Fourth Com.
mander 2. l.. Tanner, Norfolk. Va: Ip-
terror, Mississippi district, Rear Admiral
John r. Bartlett. headquarters probably
at st. Louis Eighth, Rear Admiral Wells
!. Field, Detroit; Ninth, Rear Admiral
r. l.. Symonds, Cleveland; Tenth, Rear
Admiral w. c. Wise, New Orleans.
No naval officer was detailed to examine
the Third or New York district, because
that work was done by the Governmenl
commission which investigated the General
Slooum horror.
Secretary Metcalf will have a personal
conference with some OF the officers selected
and will then furnish them with detailed
instructions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
DUTY BARS ITALIAN ART.
Beckwtth Says the Tariff Keeps Much Fine
statuary Out OF This Country.

Beekwtth says the Tariff Keeps Much Fine
statuary Ont OF This Country.
J. Carroll Beekwith. the American artist.
who arrived last evening from Italy aboard
the North German Lloyd steamship Koenl-
gin Luise. deprecated the existence Of the
American tariff Of 30 per cent. on works
Of art. He said many fine pieces OF statu-
sfy in Italy are going to wreck and ruin
that might be brought here by individual
patrons Of art II the duty were removed.
He said he was In favor OF having a tariff
On champagne, cigars, silk and other lux
uYies, but that art was really q necessity
and should be exempt from duty.
Gertrude Charles, an American contralto
who has been in Italy for the last Ave years,
was also passenger by the Koenigin Luise.
She is from Decatur, Mich, and made
her successful debut at Aquile, Italy. She
says she will be here about three months
and that she will make arrang ements for
bringing to America an Italian COM
pany which will produce four Italian operas
that never have been heard here. Only
the chorus will be made up Of American
talent. The company may not appear
In this city, but 10 scheduled to visit nearly
all other cities OF any Importance,
Other voyaRers by the Koenigin Luise
WERE Ebert T. Baldwin, r. M, Butter
field, Dino F. Cont, G.. Won Gaspardy Of
the Austrian Embassy to Mexico; George
Ehret, Col. Henry Jones, A. G. Mills and
the Counts G. and A. Nassell.
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PRESIDENTS REPLY TO TYNER.
He Says the Facts Confirm His Views 10
TO Tyner's Onioial Conduct.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-President Roose-
velt's reply to the appeal by James N.
Typer. former Assistant Attorney General
for the Post ONCE Department, from the
alleged wrong and injustice done him by
the President In indorsing the report made
by Assistant Postmaster-General Bristow
on the postal scandals investigation, was
made public to-day. Gen. Tyner was tried
on charge Of conspiracy with his son-in-
law, Barrett, to defraud the Government
but was acquitted. It was after the verdict
had been rendered that Mr.. Tyner appealed
to the President to right the great wrong
which the latter had unvittingly done him.
The Prssident's reply follows: =.
WITH House, w4ssINaToSs;
Sir; am directed by, the Presid snt to
dressed to hun, was received. and vas re-
auIry into The ssa.sments made therein. and
for such report as the facts asoertained might
appear TO require
nsnss Ass sa Pc Pc
Preside emit, who further drects nae TO inform
oon ss1. u a. 70 sar
of8pIal conduct heretofore expressed by him
IN HE message V Gongrsss PREPARED after
ton In your removal from ofiice, and do not
allow him To- withdraw the expressions or
apnul the action.
The President naturally shrinks from
saying anything that will diminish any com
fort you msy have derived from the verdict
OF the jury, but he Is advised that you were
not tried for the wrongdoing 70 which he
referred, but for conspiracy with Harriet to
do the wrong; which he Is adv iced Ia a wholly
different matter, IS one may be guilty OF
to do so. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM LoEB. Jr.
Secretary to the President.
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REWARDS FOR GOOD SERVANTS,
German Housewives Give EN- Gold Pieces,
Recommendations and q Luncheon.


Recommendations and Luncheon.
Twenty-six cooks, housemaids and other
servants who have cooked food that can
be digested, washed dishes clean and
taken only one day a week out for two
years, were presented with gilt edged
recommendations and ten-dollar gold pieces
by the German Housewives Society In
Tuxedo Hall yesterday afternoon.
Sweeping into the hall In the cast OF finery
OF their mistresses, who were waiting I'd
greet them, the cooks, maids and one gov
erness played real ladies all afternoon, and
thoroughly enjoyed rubbing shoulders with
the women they have served faithfully fot
two years.
Five servants received second premiums
for working In one family for four years,
but for long service records, Augusta Roer+
ner, q red faced cook beat them all, She
received 1t with q beaming smile and an
old fashioned Dutch courtesy.
Calling each girl by name and speaking
words OF praise as she handed out recon.
mendations and ten-dollar gold pieces,
Mira. Van Brezen, who represented the
society, passed down the line Of 1faithfuls.'
Then the servants broke ranks and filed to
the head Of the hall where lunch had been
spread. While they ate in luxury, servants
waited on them and their mistresses as
sisted.
While there was no real rupture at the
table, the cooks, who felt their superiority,
looked with contempt at the one nursery
governess, and actually shifted with dis
gust when one Of the prize winning waite
Tesses declared the cake served was the
best she had tasted since she left Germany