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method that the affairs o. each aus adeDendent
regulated The relations IN when higoyes aig "a well
TO other concerns are always Lee .Te Szireess
man comes into IN Is a5fSdI az 5S process decisive
factor The organization Of the seset4 and discTe
panes OF the Industrial process at large are OF tne
nature OF pecuniary transactions anu 80 re- rake
II therefore rests with the business , man - The
or mar the running adjustment OF luuS1t 5aicateIv
IaIer a9 a. more closely Knit anu ma The larger the
constituent wants, the larger and more e IN the
ibf aeid. "iii De 'n' sfect OF each 0u'''''' 49,
Before the regime Of the machine process set
in. the work of the business man was rather 10
take advantage Of the opportunities onered
by the course Of the seasons and the huctu@-
tions OF demand and supply than to adapt the
course Of affairs TO his own ends Today IN
stead of investing in the goods az they pass
between producer and customer, the business
man invests in the processes or industry
Whereas, formerly business was managed Win
a view to earning a livelihood, now II Is con-
trolled with view to profits on investments
and productive efficiency has become sec
ondary element in business success. GAIN may
come quite as readily from disturbance Of
normal conditions from their continuance
irrespective of the effect on the general welfare
Of the community Where this is the case, the
Ieraer and more frequent the disturbances the
greater viii be the gain
Thus the modern business man seeks the
strategic control of the conjunctures of business
through shrewd Investments and coalitions with
other business men, and through an alert redls-
tribution Of profits in other investments These
coalitions often depend rendering difficult the
individual operation Of plants necessary to per
feet the organization, and thus a chronic per-
turbation Of business has resulted that has De-
came so much a matter of course that it is re-
rarded as q natural condition and attracts no
particular notice. Business consolidation simpli-
hes the pecuniary management Of business by
largely eliminating the competitive feature ana
the men necessary TO its operation. TO the
community at large the work Of pecuniary man
agement 1t appears to the author. is less ser
viceabIe the more there is OF It. THE heroic
role of the Captain Of Industry is that OF de-
Hverer from an excess OF business manage
nent" It would be interesting to learn If Pro-
fessor Veblen would regard the highest efficiency
as reached with a complete monopolization of all
industries or. going one step beyond, with the
ultimate elimination Of the Captain Of Industry
himself.
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personally is stated 20 be over 10000. and her
realty over $1,000. After leaving 5000 10 ST.
Luke's Hospital and $4,000 to the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest, OF which $500 goes TO the endow-
fund and the other 5000 TO the mission rund.
she bequeaths the residue in trust for her daush-
ter Mrs. Johanna Linsy.
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DREssMAKING AND M1LLINERY.
FURs REM0DELLED

and repaired. You viii save money by
purchasing direct from the Wholesale
manufacturer. An exceptional display Of
the latest fur novelties, Persian and seal
garments 10 order. Best At and workman
ship J. GINsBURG. manufacturing fur
rler. 10 West 21th-st-, near Broadway. Is
tablished 1883
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Books and Publications.

COMPLETE SETS OFFICIAL PROCEED
- ings Republican National Conventions from 1856 TO
1900 Inclusive Bound In cloth. In i've books. Twelve
conventions Price $1,000 Official Proceedings Republican
National Convention 1904 Ready Octpper 10Th $1.50,
Postpaid. Address CHARLES W. NsoNs Mime
apos Minnesota
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REsrAURANrs.

The Garlog formerly OF the Restaurant
Riehelieu). 25 w oath St
Lunch. z5e.; Din. 6Oc.. wine. Select Music
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WILL LEAVES CHURCH $4,000.
The will Of Mrs J. NJ Williams was filed for
probate in the Surrogate's Office yesterday. Her
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ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; pr
vate bath; meals, Sl7 weekly; FOR two,
s25 weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,, 19 East
llth-st., near 5uh-ave.
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GUARANTEED antique furniture. mahog-
nny, imported direct from Europe; re-
pairing Of ali kinds neatly and precisely
done, either at residence or shop. D.
GHERARDI & co. 33S East 4lth-st.
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LOST.

BANKBOOR NO. 84s. .556 Of the fInion
Dime Savings Institution. IS missing. ANY
person having claim to il is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

BAEKBoOK No 239. .252 OF the Union Dine
Savings Institution Is missing. AM per-
son having a claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten DAYS
or sumbit 70 having sald passbook cancelled
and q new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PRIVATE FAMILY; large. comfortably flr-
uished room; running water convenient
20 bridge, ferries. trolieys; also hall room.
So LivinEsron-st-. Brooklyn.
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BOARD WANTED.

LADY. With little daughter, being Obliged
20 give up her home, would like 10 live
With refined Protestant family; 10 BOARDING
housa- Address 2s9 ath-ave.. Room TO
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Al ATTRACTIVE hoors and suites with
private bath, single rooms, with or with
out board; aparrmentE. doctors Offices; all
Desirable locations; highest referenceSi in
formation free. S. c. LELAND g. CO..
West 33d-st.
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
ARR ANTIQUES AND cURIos.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 156.
166 West 54th-st. near 7th-ave-. invites
Inspection of this most interesting collection
OF genuine Colonial Chippendale and other
originals. Grandfather Clocks. Righboys.
ClRwfoot and spindle legged pieces every
description; all al most attrastive prices,
Entrance 1S6
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MACHINERY

80 Frry7FS-pr, ----------------
- fstscEs.--o0O second -b.,s
a. tfen sorAiEg machfnss- fnfi~
go - = Sc usAeltEery boushf nre s s
el@neec- d1o. n EDDY as hx11s.,l :.
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CARPET CLEANING.

M. ". CARPET CLEANING GO
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
teI a ERs WEST 4STH-ST.
Tel sll--s6th-sL EstabI.Ehed 1881
". d SOhDAN- r. LESTH
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ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received at their CptovTn
once, No. l.s& Broadway. between sstb
uEenents received at the following branc5
ofnees at regular once rates until O'clock
p n. viz; 2o4 Shave. s; E: cor. 28d-st.:
25I West 42d-st.. bstweeE 7th ana SIN evss
2o3 West I25th-st.; 1888 sd-ave.' betwss,,,
Teth and 77th Ets. i.028 3d-avs., near sfSt-
-. 1.T0s 1st-ave. near s9th-st: fbT Esse
125th-st: Te6 Tremont-ave.; ESQ sj-e,,s
rear 41st-st; B54 Sd-avsi 210 BIsecker.
al; a25 BleeckeT-st
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A-A--A--SEAL GARMENTS and other
me furs repaired. redyed and remodslled
into latest styles at EXCEPTIONALLY low prices;
Iur garments made 10 order. Mrs z. J.
BAREER. los West 39th-st.. late with c.
o. Gunther's Sens 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOSP.-Bankbook No, 423. .33s oT.the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having claim 20 it Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
ana new one issued
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOKFW's

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
III East s2d-st- F.rst class donestics are
supplied; also managing houseksspo7h, ma
irons, govsrnezses. tutcrs etc.
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ADvExT1sERs FREE MEssTs-crs

.,.'.,'. Ae,yerfisenaents for The Tsfhiins VI, =.
1,eff,rs<-s Il ,1...s.ef .sse.ef rates AZ any Arneriear
:, sessssnfer Orlca IN TIRE cifV ,,,..ss q
=. rnc fo;TIcrdod 70 Pu5l5csfis, sl5l ~
"''-'us 1l-iEs ioF mssscEssr ssrsiee o''.le
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LgSI.--Bankoook No. S25 ,054 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Anv
person having claim TO It is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

COACHAIAN-Useful Swede: single; thor
oughly understands care Of hne horses.
harness and earriages; careful drlver: CITY
or country; best refersnces- PETER ERIC
SON, IA East SSd-st-
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BOARD And ROOMS

ST. ALBANs. 7 EAST slsT-sT.
Rooms. single, en- suite. with private
baths: doctors office; dining room paTlor
floor; electric iignt; excellent table beard
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS no -.

s5T-i6l EAST sIsT- -ST.-Handsorn apar,-
Inent; rooms and hath. every Improve
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MASSAGE and water treatment: Nauheim
baths, medical gymnastics at sentlemens
resldences by experienced male operator;
highest credentials. Address S. H. Box
10 Tribune Once.
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WORK WANTED.
Tanors.

sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Quick and okliSings neat ana accurate
A. NJ, Box II. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOST Or STOLEN No. 24T.54s
ot the German Savings Bank IN the civ
OF New-fork, corner 4th-ave and I4th-st
Issued TO Louis Rudolph. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
pot returned 70 the bank on the lst dav or
November, 1904. duplicate will be iEsi,s6
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

CoACHAlAN. 80; light weight.
smooth face; country preferred excellent
man every way; willing, userul. etc. pest
references. JOHN. at Carpenters. 8. 154
6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

Cooking School. sfsnsh ana A@sT.oSa an
tanght by Mss BoURKE. $50 West siSt-
a. Terms reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

cHANBERNAIDs. maids searns.res.s-
cookA nurses, launcresses houseWorlers,
positions waitinEj $50 10 $50 M SOT'
i-iA-R's AGENCY. Ia West 2Sd-st.
cANADIAH EMPLOYMENT BJREATT Fs
West 2lst-eL cTsl. 1.fT0-GramD .-F;.rs3
class oouestscs. goveTnesses, hoi,ss,-s-y
-. 1---el1 -
zIIE GEEAT LONG ACRE Acro-T,v
Male and female domestic terva7,f- see
,sLa-@Ae.: n. y. Establishe6 % years.
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LOsT.-Bankbook No. IS, ,7s2, Empire Cit,,
Savings Bank. &3i West l25th-st,. New
York Payment stopped; please return 10
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Understands greenhouses. graperies. vege-
table growing and first class care OF gentle
mans country place: aged 46i married; no
family; good references. Address G@A1s-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GROOM or SECOND MANLY young
man; city or country; understands hne
horses. carriages; competent fOotmans hon
est, sober: Al references. P. CLEARXs 5O5
West 29th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

COACHAIAN. UsEFUIAIAN.-Single thor
Oughly understands care horses. carriages.
flowers, all vegetables. milk. furnace; good
ali around man; best reference EDWARD,
20 North WfHiam-st.
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INSIST. Sal WEsT.-Pleasant single room,
running water, with or without board;
references. WINSLOW.
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MACHINIST at wise or general repair
work. JOS. ATTIC, 312 East S3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

I CoACH8IAN or GROOM.-On account OF
/ employer leaving country home; expert
| euce; reference /. NELSON. 2O6 West
! 17th-st.
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GARDENER Single. %: Hte experience IN
roses. carnations, chrysanthe emurns. vto-
lets and fruits: kitchen garden; highest
Testimonials from last place. ". WILL
IAMS. Rhlneclil- -on-Hudsons N Y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MAlA

ATTENDANT and COMPANION. with du-
ties as valet to an invalid; experienced,
educated. presentable; understands massage;
first class references. H. 30 Lexington
ave.
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MESSENGER or CARETAKER. or any po-
sition OF trust; 20 years reference. Ad-
dress HONESTY, 2 Court-st-, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

EXPERIENCED and newly landed farmers
want positions at farm work; vases so
to SIS. Address MANHATTAN SWEDISH
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 500 4th-ave..
New-Yorlk.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

JANIToR.-Gerrnan couple, no children, as
janitor; steam and elevator preferred
Address all week JANIToR, S23 East SD
St basement. -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

OACHAIAN.-Married; thoroughly comps-
taHt: 16 years references; last employer
can be seen: city or country sober. willing
and obliging. SLATTERY. 1O1 East 4sth.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GARDENER R-Rsspeetable person; middle
aged; single; understands garden and tax
ting care OF gsntleman's place; has the best
OF references. Address p ROBERTS, 452
Rellevue-ave.. Yonkers, n. y.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GROOM.-A lady closing her stable wishes
to place her man as groom: best OF ref
erencss. Apply Mrs. SALISBURY. % East
55th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

C4ok--GiTi as good cook and coars. w,.s
two flights up. Three days. Sss "sst S2d-sI.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
H. WAGNER & ADLER CO.,

Manufacturers highest grade billiard and
pool tables. Jake Schaefers Perfected
Champion Cushions" WaTerooms. N Z.
Corner 42d ST. and Bway. Factory and
second hand department. As Great Jones ST.
MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prices MARX BROS. 20
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOST. Bankbool1 No. 766, 223. Bank for
savings. go 4th-ave., New-York Pay
nent stopped. Please return book 10 hank.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PORTER or WATcHdAN.--By German:
steady, sober; good cleaner; moderate
salary; well recommended Janitor, Us
East 112th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GARDENER. .-NIsrriedi thoroughly expert
enced: greenhouses, lawns. vegetables.
improving gentleman's estate: AL outdoor
work; knowledge OF farming stock; willing
board men, personal references J., BOX a.
Tribune Ofica.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PAINTER. PAPERHANGER.-Lon ex-
perience; private or landlord: reasonable.
SEKLIR, 155 East 4eth-st.
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PAINTER. paperhanZer. decorator and
hardwood finisher wants work from land
lords, estates. etc: best work guaranteed;
very reasonable DRAMONDSTEIN, So
East 10Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PAINTER ana PAPERHANGER-
aged man: steady place; good reference.
N. B. CROSBY. s Zabriskis-st., Jersey
City. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

EACHER (residenD or companion, in
family or school, by an experienced music
teacher, with college training. Box 70,
N11tley N J.
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gapanese Emnlovment Rnraan

rs Colurnbus-ave. Tel. 4 58g-Cof
All the troubles % servants disanDes- q,
yon employ firut class japanese. II Rrj-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

It is by business transactions that the balance Of
working relations between the several industrial
units Is maintained or restored, adjusted read
aused, and Il Is on this basis and by the same
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

STEWARD and CHEEKY Two pracJical
men. fully capable ot taking eomplets
control OF any downtown lunch club or
hrst class gentlemsn's club, where practical
Tesults are required either under contract
or on behalf OF the club. or any unnanage-
able part OF club; satisfaction guaran-
teed: bond can be furnished for any trust
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GARDENER and superintendent on gen
tlemans place; thoroughly understands
his business in all branches. including land
scape work and farm mana cement: nine
years references from last employer: wen
recommended. II. B.. 100 EllsWorth-sts
Blackrock. Bridgeport, Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

FURNACE MAN.-Steaun or hot air fur
naces attended to sidewalks. ETC.; first
class references. GREEN, 162 East 35th-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GARDENER. Thoroughly compe-
tent every branch OF his business; flowers.
fruits, vegetables. greenhouse and all land
scare gardening: temperate. best references
EEANEs 15S West 61st-sJ-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PLUMBER wishes steady position IN ofioe
building. hotel or apartment house;
strictly sober. II. L., 123 East 105th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOST Thursday afternoon last, 6th-ave.
trolley, south, parcel account books ana
papers reward. $40. HOFFMAN, Box I64,
Tribune Office -'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

AiACHINIsT Experienced man on cracker
cutters and cracker machinery. Box l.
Station 3. Cincinnati Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOST or SrOLEN-Banltbook No. 4ei. $40
OF the German Savings Bank IN the city
Of New-York. corner Ath-ave. and I4thNst
issued 20 Charles Sennewald All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
AZ not returned 20 the bank on the 31st
issued. '+ %
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

JANITOR.-Small family; willing 70 pay
same rent 4 necessary husband car
penter; no postal cards. SEEN. $50 EaSt
l84th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

PHOTOGRAPHY at piece work
retouching; also views and flashlights
made for the trade; work guaranteed.
PROTHERO 241 West 15th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

WANTED Experienced reading notice ad /.
vertiEing canyasserH. must have excellent
references. commission Address X. Y.
Box 2 Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

graduated Leipzig Conservatory; in dis
tjnEutshed family or as ladys compan-
ION: music. German. Address F. G., Bee
decker, 1881 3d-ave-
YOUNG French girl would give lessons In
French; So for three lessons Miss
CHOUAR. as Irving Place. ce.-.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
WORK WANTED.
Male.

E0sTI.ER or PoRTER.-By young colo-ed
man. in hospital or elsewhere; undeE-
stands road and private family horses A.
MKENZIE. 200 West 27th-sc-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

GROOM.-Toung man; good driver; best OF
references; city or country. DNXER,
900 West 4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

WANTED --Experienced cutters on cloaks
and suits SCHULMAN BROS, rs
Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

useful. MAN.-SingIe; Thoroughly under
stands household duties gentleman
clothes steam and hot air heating. pumps.
Elevators. excellent private family personal
references. TAYLOR. 5sT S6-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-By an elderly invalid lady who
boards an educated Protestant woman as
nurse and useful companion; must be
good Eeamstress; FIRST class personal refer
eace required. Address PERMANENT.
Tribune Uptown Offlce 364 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bank5ook No. i5.e51
Of New-York. corner 4th-ave. and 14tb-st'
Issued 20 Philip Wadser. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned 70 the bank on the 25th
gay OF Oetober. 1904. duplicate win be
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

HOCSEkEEP PER-Compsts1 woman would
take care o. hachslors apartment; Is
rnending; sleep home; best references. Al
dress EATON. IN West 65th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

BUTTERFLY thoroughly competent man;
highest personal city references good
valet: wages $40 to $50; willing to be use
fui. Address O'NEILL, 219 West 6Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

COOK. &c.-LAUNDREss &c-By man
and wife; man as cook or butler, wife as
first class laundress or chambermaId: col
ored. Call at 613 Sth-ave-. 1st fioor front
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

SsTH-ST.. 20 WEST-Large. well heated.
home rom: convenient 10 express trains;
private house: references: telephone
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

WANTED Married couple for country
place; man as butler and generally useful:
wife as cook ami help with laundry. Ad-
dress. stating wages desired. u. =. X.
Box 20 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

DRESsMAKING-A home or ont. r+vII-6
mt mt guaranteed a McGINTY. Iss Easr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

CASH BOYS WANTED al WANAMAk-
ERS: steady work and rapid advance
ment for bright boys; bring working papers
New-York tribune., 1904-10-11

DRESSMAKER-By day. week or month.
city or country children's dresses. coats'
laoies. shirtWalsts speciality: references.
lyn.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-09

VIA. . q --zt ca= r@o Parker clubs
a. atlanta are cuz--e2log zt'o--
Fr1g she ao:ss they make th@ i'm
preston IT. gat te gained mat = great
c-'-c5r.e WAS q. stake From wzz.
NE are abe 20 Es,1e-. however. the
only -ssGe -@ls-=s 10 patron age Escn
q -1e cluos seems 70 want 20 name
caa1ltz-es aor al ;as places o: hc.uo-
II sT1t
II vas orr III 5erE-al3s-g that ne
clubs we're c-gz-.ze5 for the Purpose
q Promoting sae candidacy q Judge
Parker. Unless ne are mistaken he
has bean last sigh. o. and the clubs.
Il they continue their present tactics
vii iike.y Do him more harm than
good Il they really want 10 have
Parker delegates sent from this state
20 tae s. Louis Cozve1tic1 w-ay don't
they get together and d some work
70 accomplish mat Object
ID they intend the delegates 10 the
state convention 70 SHOW ne same
sg.-; which they themselves are
showing. II mot. then il would seem as Il
they would change -hely attitude Of hos
t'lify 70 each cthey 70 one Of fY1endli-
-ess-as Il -hey would harmonic and
90 s0ue really effective Eo-k for Judge
Parker.
Il may he that NJ. Hearst ia strong
er IN this E-z-e than be is supposed
70 Dc. a-3 raat ne wiL give The
friends q Judge Parker Z surprise
when the state convention meets. We
don't see signs u any SUCH thing
al present but political york may BE-
being done Of which the quzrreli-g
Parker clubs a. Atlanta know moth
ing. ard q which they will know
nothing Dnri. i is TOO late 10 counter
act a. unless they set about the work
in earnest for which they were or
gs15zed-
Fortunately Parker clubs are being
established in other parts OF the state.
and doubtless they are doing the Par
ker cause good service What is ex-
pecte-d Of the two Atlanta clubs is
that they Mi. promote The orgs-sza-
taoa ot Parker clubs in other paris
% The STATE and sezk 70 give the Par
ksr movement s1cA al impetus that
practically only sDch delegates VIII! be
SAINT 20 the state convention as ws1,
favor the sending Of Parker dele
CATION 20 me 81 Loais convention
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-09
RoCkKFELLER.s GIFTS.

me Baltimore papers are mention
ing %iEh approval John D Rocke-
fsller's gitt OF 500 go 70 Johns Hopkins
Hospital i seems the IRE destroyed
great deal Of the property from
which the hospital derived an income
II il had not been for Mr. Rookie
teliers g1fg IL would have had to clc
Of that csr- Of SIS work from which
II receives TO financial return. Ow-
ing 70 The gif, the work in all de-
Partmsnts viii be continued. and the
houses. from which an income vas
derived. Will be rebuilt
We mention this one OF Mr.. Rocke-
felie-s gifts in order TO show that
the reception they receive from some
institutions Is very different from that
they receive from others. Il will De
recalled that the trustees Of the state
university Of Nebraska wanted 10 run
the president Of that institution out
Of the state because he advised the
acceptance Of a gift from Mr.. Rookie
Teller. They refused 10 have anything
10 60, they said. with money earned
as Mr.. Rockefeller's was. And yet
as much good can Dc done with money
received from Mr.. Rockefeller as with
money obtained from any Other per
son That is the view taken BY Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
In all Mr.. Rockefeller has given
away about $500. 90. Tha, is as much
as 500 men Of ordinary earning ca
pacity would earn in a life time. The
Chicago university has received pretty
nearly a third OF Mr.. Rockefeller's
benefactions. II would be interesting
10 know whether he or Mr.. Carnegie
has given away the larger amount.