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The death of Mr.. Ben Jamn V. Boyer, son
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The police removed Susan Mason. colored
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A M0NTMARTRE SCRIvENER.
The Story of Nine. Verlaine, Cousin of the
Poet.
From The London Daily Telegraph.

From The London Daily Telegraph
An interesting old dame. who is OF the
last Of the ecrivains publics, or professional
scrlveners, who write and address letters for
conciergeS, workingmeu, servants and others,
has been discovered in a street near Mont
martre Heights She is Nine Verlaine and
is cousin OF the poet OF that name who died
In poverty a few years ago. Nine. Verlaine
prldes herself not only on her fine handwriting,
but on her superior epistolary style She writes
not merely for servants and persons of no edu-
cation. but also for those who find a difficulty
in putting their thoughts into words. although
they are quite well able to keep accounts and TO
use the pen for ordinary everyday purposes.
These people sometimes send rough drafts OF
letters TO the lady scrivener, requesting her to
touch them up and to throw the words and
phrases into good literary form In this way
Nine. Verlaine has had TO deal with all sorts OF
epistles. She writes or touches up love letters
by the score applications TO ministers other
public personages, petitions and requests for
assistance. For each missive turned out by her
the lady scriVener receives one franc, and a lit
tie more should the letter be long of
special Importance. She says that she has
made not inconsiderable amount of money by
writing love letters in which she excels She
refuses 10 indite anonymous letters. and If
asked to pen an insulting threatening epistle
she puts the applicant off for a few days, Just
TO let her-or him, when it happens to be
cool down
Nine. Verlaine has communicated the fact
that for the last fourteen years she has been
writing letters to a man for a genuine lady who
is unable TO form sentences on her own account,
or, as may be said, off her own bat" Some
the full anatory strain and at others in the
slightly vituperative vein, for the two
spondents lovers who break off and then
afterward renew their amorous pact. Occasion
ally the lady for whom Nine. Verlaine acts
makes vigorous appeals to her lover for money
and scolds him If he does not send her enough OF
that commodity. II the lover proves liberal in
his gifts his generosity has to be lauded in
lyrical strains and the scrtvener has to assume
her finest style. Nine. Verlaine does not work
in a booth or a hut, nor near church or court
house, like the common tribe OF public scrivener5.
She has rooms Of her own. and is about TO
retire from the active exercise of her profess
sion. being aided by the lberalty of the
Duchesse Dues, to whom she has rendered some
services. The lady scrivener does not to
talk much about her cousin, the dead poet who
wrote the "Fetes Galantes" He was bad lot.
she says, utterly bad lot He wrote well, but
that was not everything in life. Nine Verlaine
further says that she preferred Henri Murger,
author of the WE de Bohene." whom she knew,
TO her cousin. Murger was also in the habit OF
intoxicating himself. but he was not always
drunk. and he had home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
FOR PIER EXTENSION AT NAVY YARD.
Secretary Morton's Probable Recommends
tion-The Navy Yard Power Plant

Washington. Aug. At is understood 'nat sec
rotary Morton in his recent inspection OF the navy
ward at New-York was deeply impressed with the
necessity for pier extension at that yard and II is
expected that he will send to Congress a strong
recommendation for the necessary appropriation
for this work
Secretary Morton has ordered the suspension OF
the work Of enlarging the power plant at the navy
ward and has directed that this plant be connecteo
with that Of the bureau Of yards and docAs' Inns
action has an important bearing on the generai
question of the consolidation of power plants at all
navy yards under the control of the bureau OF
yards and docks, a plan proposed by Rear AdniraI
Endicott. chief of that bureau. which mas oeen
disapproved by the board construction ana
which Is now before the Secretary for final action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
HUNGARY'S NEW ERA.
Budapest Editor Tells How His Country Has
Solved It's Financial Problems

Emil Zerkowtch, Editor OF '"The Export Re-
view" of Budapest, who Is now IN this city on his
way to the St. Louis Fair. said yesterday that the
financial future Of his country at the present time
regarded most promising He said:
In the new era Hungary has had 70 recover the
ground lost in three centuries OF merciless struS-
gles il had great financial difficulties 20 raise It's
productive power and its structural life 10 tho
level OF the modern States. In the first twenty
two years the revenues OF its neglected resources
Of modern institutions. and every year ended with
G deficit which was 1900 900 crowns in 1873. New
the taxes by increasing the public debt, which
amounts to 4,6ll.49 millions. and finally sue
cseded n 1899 to Sagi6rats the budget since e. shsn
to 100000. and even 100000 IN 1895. Thanks 70
consoldaqe the publio debt to reduce its interest
from 6 to and S15 per cent and 10 accumulate In
also want 70 quote Mr.. Karufe!d treasurer
stated rsoentiy that the general revenue Of The
has increased. in three years. by 800 900 oo
million crowns in 1905 and 1858 millions IN Iel2
The customs Union with Austria Is the freely con
sented treaty Of two independent StaIes tnni!ag
TO the customs union which the German states
recently pleaded for TO be made between the
Netherlands and Germany or between all states
The Hungarian customs union. freely re;
R9%sd sYerx ten a y9f has ceased IN Prnep
For certain political and economical reasons y
wise in The present critical state OF the general
economical relations. 70 try the bold experiment OF
placing Hungarian economical life upon wholly
The customs union with Austria will be renewed
nterests austrian producs win continue 10 pour
into Hungary free Of duty, but In all other mat.
against Austrian competitors, who are 20 be treated
IN Hungarian government contracts quite as otHer
This last feature may suffice 10 explain the nature
OF the economical independence Of Hungary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
THE DEUTsCHLAND's FAST RUN.
Almost Equals Her Record-The Rosalind
Sets New Figures for Halifax Trip.

The Harnhurg-American liner Deutschland which
arrived here yesterday over tho short route from
Hamburg Dover and Cherbourg. almost equalled
her record time for the passage. The distance from
Cherbourg to Sandy Hook Lightship. which is asa
miles was covered in days. II hours and Is min
utes. the average speed being 2275 knots hour.
In the summer OF 1901 she made the record-brcak-
ing days run OF 24ls knots hour and in July
Of last year she covered the same distance IN 5
days II hours and "a minutes
A new record has been established for the pas
sage between Halifax n. S.. and this port by the
steamer Rosalind. OF the Red Cross Line. She left
Halifax last Tuesday. and made the trip hero IN
"A hours, arriving yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
THREE SCREWS FAR SAFER
Fate of Rurikc Should Teach United
States Navy a Lesson, Says
Melville.

philadelphia, Aug. % (SpeciaD-Rear Admiral
George w. Melville. in interview to-day,
though he refused to discuss the naval battles
In the Far East because of the Presidents order
did say to Tribune representative that he pc
Iieved If the Rurik. which disabled by the
bursting of a Japanese shell under her STERN
had been a three-screw ship. the whole of the
Russian feet would have escaped and succeeded
In reaching vladivostok. The Admiral said:
If the reports OF the fight are correct the ex.
tis for granted With tWinscrew Ship the Rurk
could not be run manuyred and fh ere Tas
feet naturally fell in around her to project hgT
Rurk yaR trying to repair the da ats
to her oTts th na Rurk Was her
fate, and the Russian fleet scattered making tae
best of its way according to the order OF the ao-
is lessen hsye q IS Sns
to Impossible provide spare Tudders or steering ing
gear under water and out OF the way Oh INC
But But by the three screw system which urged
structon the whole problem is solved For; IT, as
pea h SHOT 6 sa With
one wing uninjured the ship would sc nave
driving ahead, and the remaining wing screw
o eVe5 b ae When Necessary to steer the ship
all Of these qualities of the three screw system are
S %s k IN a their eonstruo9n ships three
thousand for ranGe MAN. snd syste
Great Britain and the United Stase alone are neg
war and the greatest source OF economy in the use
of fuel in the time of peace. -. A..
After setting forth all OF the advantages or the
three screw system TO our board of construction,
one of the brightest and wfttiest members or the
board came back at me and said: why, CHIEF II
is bad enough to have two screws in a connanrd,,,
ing officers head without having three to think Of.
He was right But three screws in the manoeu-
wiring OF a battleship have many advantages over
two screws and those item simple In con1par-
ison with the thousand and other things a
commanding officer has to think of is small indeed.
In the future after the lessons learned from the
disabling OF the Russian battleshp Rurik, more
attention will be paid the three system OF
propulsion. Oven though the rudder and centre
screw of a three screw battleship be disabled the
advantages of the twinscrew ship remain.
In other words, the three screw system combines
propulsve power and rudder under all conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
MAKING NEW CRUISERS SAFER.
The Watertight Subdivision To Be Made
Complete, with Solid Bulkheads

Washington Aug. 25.-Luxury will be sacrificed
for formidabilty in the new armored cruisers
thorzed by the last Congress, the plans in
preparation in the Bureau of Construction and Re
pair showing important changes in the interior ar
rangements OF these vessels. The watertight sub
division will be made complete. and there will be
no piercing OF bulkheads by ventilating pipes
other openings This change is in the effort further
protect the vessels from the damaging effects OF
torpedo attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
WILL NOT ALTER WEST POINT PLANS

Washington. Aug. 25.-Representations having
been made to the Secretary of War to the effect
that the plan Of improvements at the United States
Military Academy ought to be materially modified
Secretary Taft has definitely disposed OF the mat
ter by advising the Superintendent of the Academy
that there Is no intention the part OF the War
Department to alter in any material respect the
general plan of these improvements. developed
from the competitive design and approved by the
Secretary OF War January g. 1904 but that
IL will be the policy of the department faithfully
TO adhere TO this general plan in carrying on the
improvements at the Military Academy subject
only 10 such changes may bs necessary TO bring
the cost OF the work within the amount appronri-
ated therefor by Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
MARKET FOR LARGE PINK POTATOES.

Washington. Aug 25.-The following cable dis
patch has been received by the Bureau OF Stats
tics. Department OF Commerce and Labor from
Frank Dyer Chester United States Consul at Buda-
pest. Hungary:
Opening for large pink potatoes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
SECRETARY TAFT TO TAKE STUMP

Washington. Aug. &.-Secretary Taft left here to-
day for Vermont. where he will deliver campaign
speech on August Is. From there he goes TO Port
land, Me, to make another speech. and thence to
Canada for several weeks rest with his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26

Parkers bad beginning. low the Democratic can
didate entered public life. Facts which Indicate that
he has always been VERY PRACTICAL politician
SEE NEXT SUNDAYS TRIBUNE
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RESTAURANTS.
iAosoi< Union 50. t.. Famous Table d Hots
Hungarla Dinner. stos. zoe. sunday. l to q
HELP WANTED.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
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canvassing: We win help you get started /.
ment send for particulars. NORTHERN
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport, N, Y
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

40 e,IyII. ENGINEERS wanted for surveys In the
4U United West and SOUTH raroso e %
90 * vesrs old preferred. Address, for two weeks
1SrRf2iF MILLER 1874. New York Postolnce stat
80. ass eYnerience salary desired Rete
enees: Murray Bennett Ingerso. counseors al la"'
are PRESIDENT Mechanics National Bank
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Female.

LADY AGENTS WANTED for a fast SELL
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1TIRO77 CL0NEo

GAT@NllL EVENING llME.
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WORK WANTED.

WOOD TURNER and band sawyer; first
class; steady position: city OF country
~. B. BROWN. care Fl. Meyer. s2-94 2d-aY.
YOUNG MAN. 2s. now employed In large
bank. where accuracy is essential, desires
TO change for employment in mercantile ,9 or
brokerage hoUEs where his training Will be
valuable: salary, SIS; reference Address
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collecting, and fluent speaker, also excel
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Parker's bad beginning. How the Democratic
didate entered public life Facts which indicate that
he has Away been a VERY PRACTICAL politician
SEE NEXT SUNDAYS TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26

Inc current number OF, The Century Maea-
kins affords opportunity sor an intersst,,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-26
80 never sold the truth % &c:

he paused, looked up. and said. AS afraid
Mr.. Gladstone is doing now"
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COACHNfAN.-By a good. reliable middle
aged man; excellent references for the
last 80 years: Protestant! country preferred.
NJ s. 2lS East S9th-St.
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NORTHUMBERLAND: first class man:
drives four. city or country; references
from ono Of TIE best families IN city. Apply
A = L., SOS West l54th-St.