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that can be put on his belated announcement TO
the ST Louis convention. II was courageous TO de-
clare mis- position on the money question, but il
was nor coura seous 10 attempt 10 force his views
on the convention after he nominated. Indeed
this course manifestation Of ingratitude The
CONSERVATION and indigna ton Of the delegates from
al sections or the country entirely iusta
Judge Parker refused 10 declare himself on anv
public question Some Of his friends took pains 70
IekeIs or The last two campaigns. His manager
David 3 Iiil. declared TO the resolutions com
mittee that he did not know whether Parker was
a gold STANDARD man or silver coinage man. The
committee labOred sixteen hours with the platform
most OF the time being spent the money ques-
tlon- II Judge Parker wished the convention to
KNOW his views on that question the eoura geous
ana manly ming would have been to have broken
ms silence before that committee made its report
But he lacked the TO jeoparize his chances
Tor the nomina ton The nomination once made
ne knew i would not be recopsidered. The play Of
'cOurage' cnrne TOO Iate- -.
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LOOKS LIKE TRICKERY.
From The New Brunswick On. j. News

David B I'M abandoned peanut politics At ST
I1,o"lS ana Went into the gold brick business. IN
the resolutions committee he hoodwinked William
} Bryan into a promise CT support Of Parker If
NE gold plank We're left out of the platform and
6TS9A IeIt the committee room smiling compla-
CyyilliE 10 think how he had gotten the better Of
Hin Then Parker was nominated according to
SScheluIe And after that the Sphinx unfolded his
us iohS enough 10 declare that he didn't the
I0QHllhauon unless the convention satisfied with
ms monetary views. which unCOmprCmisiEgly
~ IaVcr OF the gold standard. He left the corven-
oTH WIN the choice Of accepting him. opinions and
Al or making itself ridiculous by withdrawing him
me Delegates chose the former alternative Prob
apIy the gold declaration Of Parker him sup
Ptrt nom the mOntyed interests who are reCog-
att@ed 20 De favorable 10 his candidacy, but what
dpouL Lle common people, who the and
form opinions about fairness ana uprirhtrrssa
5s9Cse Farker had no right 10 keep silent until
:, -eT ne was nominated unless he willing 70
Pee co.ndence IN the platform adopted by his
parry, II Is difficult 10 believe he not party
20 mrs trickery and subterfuge The first quez-
mon IOm 1r.hSIng people asked themselves Yesterday,
Tllon reading the convention news. was Would
Iheodore Roosevelt. under the circumstances acr
as Judge Parker Las done?" OF course. no one re-
IS mat ne would No one has ever tric1ed his
way INTO the Presidency. and no one ever VIII
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WHY START THAT PARKER LEeENDr

= TOM Inc F-Vtnlng MAN
1t IS not impertnent 10 note that. so far as the
record goes the Candidates hsoa! opinions Just
five days old. and that they entered his head ,T5a
pressure.
II The World IS entitled 10 credit for bludrec,-
nS the candidate into sending IN nv, -.
stern question. DO the managers Of Judge Parker's
canvass mean 70 invite him to lead third cam
paign OF suicide" why start a Parker legend Why
give the credit 10 the who obeyed orders ''
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FIRST PALMER FELLOWSHIP FOR HER

Miss Harriet Lehman the first woman 10 recefva
the Alice Freeman Palmer fellowship offered nv
Wellesley College, has a brilliant record as a
student and an original worker in biology She fs
4 graduate Of Ripon College. In 1908 she took hey
masters degree from Northwestern University her
thesis being Phases In the Embryonic His
tory OF the Aortic Arches IN Mammals Miss I.eh-
man has been working during the academic year
just closed At the same university for her doctor
degree. She VIII spend the rest of the summer in
biological research In the i}ermudas She expects
study Harvard year. and 10 spend next
NADfs
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STUFFED CLUB SUPPORT.

From The Hartford Times DEM.
Nr " J. Bryaa's support OF Judge Parker
Tor the presidency IS assured n a Statement sem
out hy authority from Lincoln. Neb.
rms support Is u the stuffed club variety He
frankly says that he is going work a once to
orkanl[e INSIDE The party-that is. a faction-to
oppose the forces IN the Eastern part OF the conn
Try which are allied with Judge Parker and are
now II control OF the Democratic organization In
Qther words, while calling himself a supporter 81
Farker, merely for the sake OF regularity he il
ton. ~ as &c
- are not finding fault with Mr.. Bryan for his
course, We are merely calling attention 10 II The
party which ne desires head IS a .radics1"
party, and he gives notice that he regards con
serNatye Democrat merely a ''plurocr7t't ava
hardly 80 useful a citizen as RepUocan
IN other words. all that Mr.. Bryan wants Of The
democratic party is 10 appropriate name rbfcS
ne mas useirl IN MS business For party IT.
self as now constituted. he desires only defeat and
u.s!AteEratinr - --. 49,
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PLEA For cAInrNEss.


To the Editor Of The Evening Post.
SIR. Your enthusiastic (bombasuc0 support Of
Mr. Parker having been given expression TO in
y5cr5s Glowing enough to SEE the nlustrtous can
didate's barn aire. wouldn't it he advisable 10
aDrIv ice and remain cool for while
r. beroisn magnificent manhood. UuequalleG
lea erqnD ana all you generously praise him tor
- bs based en- the candidates action Of simply
cornpI,iug with Of your contemporaries advice
WHY then Mr. Bryans crown Or thorns triumph
thtisiasm YOU INDUCED in in favor OF 9lr Parker
New-York, July p JOHN v HUME
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Highest temperature yesterday SO degrsess lowest a.
average II average corresponding 20;
average for corresponding twenty-five years a.
Local forecast-Fasr and to-day. showers Fri
day night and S2turdAs; fresh southsrly winds
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing Brighton Beach
Celebration nj stony Battlefield Reservation
m
Band concerts in Hudson Seward and Battery parks.
II.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEAlARLE--Charl J. Bonaparte. OF Balu-
FIFTH AFESUE-W. J. Youngs, Of Oyster
Bay, Long Island. HOFFMAN-H. 5. Pingree. jr..
Of Detroit. MANTIATTAN-A- c. Cooper OF Kobe
Japan. WALDOPF-Ceneral Russell! a. Alger, Of
Detroit WOLCOTT-A. J. Olson. OF Chicago.
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MEMORIAL TO LLOYD 7gvIs.

San Francisco. July 1.-THE Bulletin says that
the finest aquarium in the world is 70 De estab-
lished in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, by
Henry Tevis, memorial 10 his father Lloyd
FT-z-fe
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-r,bnne Local observations

In this diagram the white line shows
Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tenn
peraturc as recorded by the LEGAL Weather Bureau
Local OGiciai Tiecord-The following Official record
frcr the Weather Bureau shows the changes n the
temperature twenyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
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An extraordinary story is told Of what is said
70 nave occurred The other day Just before m.
~ lei 81 Petersburg IN order 20 bid farewell to
nv ieserF;sts q the Eolga district who are de-
t---i-s tor The seat 81 war. II seems that while
Hs WITH mis- little girls in the lovely grounds
80 seaside palace Of Peterhof on the Gulf of
Nu' one Of the gardeners employed in tying
- 'se'1sn suddenly stopped ms work walked
- me Ear and then. kneeIing down a short
- ol-' held cut petition. With hts usual
->4eholas went I'D 20 the man asked his
- 1- what As wanted and was some " nat
So - near 7 am an escaped convict from
80 "i' !riiores yer TzajesJys pardon The
summoned one OF his officers who happened
-, moment 1pon The scene. and ordered him 10
are o. the man ard 10 investigate his story.
i4'ter proved be absolutely true. After
-1'-Is from Siberia. nc had wandered 10 St.
SD1re' where. relying upon a false passport,
NAG sought work Strangely enough he
AAei on a. casual labore- ~ me Peterhos Palace
,IA N the park. ana great were his indus
AS sooT-efy and his intelligence that long
VS. MICE a permanent member CT the star OF
- ma gardeners. The Emperor much
-'S'ested n Ire mans that he not only
o~'f ORDERS that he snould not be punished. but
ven tHat he sA5uld be retained in his place. at
me same dine giving him pardon for which he
&c craFec, not before. however. he had had long
conversation with him. she mans remarks appear
'le 10 interest the Cza- profoundly.
Sr' TIE CONSERVATION OF all the officials may be
imagined when they learned that IL had been Dos
he4s n spite OF al the precautions they had
escaped convict frorz Siberia employment
which brought him :nto daily contact with the
monarch ans hiz children
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FAnori. Bessie 7 SchWaos latHerine Z
Furruan Isabella A -a4cott. sarah a
LAtdr1p. Theodore 4 G-+le. E44zaaetr Il
robertson William, Z Woodruff. Randolph 2
FANONI-Or "Wednesday. July ID, Bessie Taylor, vie
~ Antonio Fauoni. NJ. d. and daughter g r
Taylor II J. Funeral from rssI-rce No.
10 West 1lJh-sJ-. on Erlc4y, July 5. at p. Il
FJRNAN-On July Il. 1904. Isabella Adams widow OF
Gabriel Furrual, ard daughter The John Peter
Evergreen Place East Orange. y, J. on Friday July
Is 1904 a II q InterueEt AZ convenience OF The
family kindly omit flowers
rATHROP-At Newark y. J. Wednesday July IL 1904
Theodore Of lats Charles Christopher
and Mary Augusta Andruss LaJhrop. Services rom
a. s3e >. Relatives and friends ars invited 20
attend
ROBERSON-At his residence. Newton, y. J. July -
william H Robertson. n his S6tA year. Funeral
the residence OF his 10 West list
Sew-YoTk city. saturday morning. July ID. 10
o'clock Interrnent az Sleepy Hollow
SCHWAB.-At her home. 4 Morris Heights Nsy-York
civ. Tuesday, July p Catherine Elizabeth widow
II Gustav Schwao and daughter o. tho Z Il
York.
services ST James Church. Fordhan. FRIDAY.
July haIfpast II o'clock. Carriages viii AZ
train leaving Grand Central station y 1875 m
Allen. wifs OF the late Seth Talcott Funeral on
Saturday, July Is. at m. from the residence ~
her son, Chas Il Talcott. No. Ie WoodISad-st Hart
ford Conn.
WHITE-suddeny. Prouts Neck. Maine Elizabeth
Howard youngest daughter OF Stanley ard Hen
r1etta X White OF Orange. " J.. aged ana
eighteen days
WOODRUFF-At Greenwich n. Y, on "Wednesday YuIv
Is RanGo.ph Erant Woodruff Funeral al CirSSnyi-sS
y. Y. SATURDAY. July 10
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N THE INTERESTS OF HARMONY.
CROOKED AND INDEPENDENTLY

CROOKED AND INDEFENsIBLE"
William J. Bryan in The Corlmoner."
ne Network platform was vague and mean
anu purposeIy So because the advoca ties
- snn2e tarker We're trying TO secure votes from
among, tAc people who would have opposed Ahis
Tvs mad theY known them. II he had sent 10 The
~ ttI1aIy convention the telegram that he sent TO
- q LOUIS convention he would have had very
few instructed delegates from the Sou4b a1d ~
Pf3sslhie ehance for the nomination. But he and
IILs managers adroluy and puTposely concealed his
the nomination assured ~
linen his friends attemptel to secure a enid
pI[Ih., WhIcil was overw helmngiy defeated in the
oII.LllL.tee Aftcr the party had rsjoiced the
harmony secured by the omission of the question
ana anu 4fter ne had secured the nomination, he in
Ietttu RS views upon the subject a time when
ne could not be taken from the ticket without
gIeaI let1or;-liza ton The nomination was Sc
DDS. -' 'ii''-
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The last isEue Of tho Official Gazette which has
reached here from London contains the announce
His1t * Tie creation of a grade in the diplo-
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I MEN2IE-AfA CINTCSH-At Keene Valley. y. Y Oh
I THURSDAY July :. 1874. John ; Macintosh
/ assisted by Charles Erduar. Winicre1
Hester 20 Robert NecEss. san Rafael, Cal.
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UNDERWRITERS,

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FURTHER. there 10 this prouunciarnento-
As soon as the election Is over I shall with he
gantze FOR the campaign Of 1865 tho object bei1c
70 marshal the friends of popular government with
IN me democratic party 10 the support OF a rad-
ca ana progressive policy TO make the Democrat
party an efficient means fOr securing relief from
me piEtocTatc element that controls the Repub-
Ichn party and FOR the time being is in control
Of the Democratic party. This plan OF orranfza-
ton viii be elaborated soon.
: ms does not declare in terms that the ticket
Or Parker and Davis, which Mr. BRYAN has elect Cd
% support is doomed 20 defeat the irnpIication
ls written 50 large that the wayfarfng man Will
scayce4F miss 'he point This campaign thus cav
aHeriy Put aside. M Bryau's chief business viii
De with the future az Il centres in 1909 For thar
campaign he has plan OF organization thar
viii BE elaborated soon" Among al the queer
happenings OF political history. this declaration
from Mr.. Bryan will have a place BY itself II
adds another 20 the sensations which the Demo-
cratic party IS this year furnishing 10 the Amer
lean people Here Is regularity" with 4 ven
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Mr.. BRYAN Is REGULAR" BUT NOT
HELPFUL.
From The Springfield Republican daa DEM.

From The Springfield Republican G1d. DEM
Mr.. Bryan makes good the early prediction made
m 81 louis mat he would support the Demo
cratic ticket He could not do otherwise in view
OF ms continuous arralgnment Of those who aban-
uoneQ the party In 1875 and 800 But ne contrives
20 9Her MS promise OF support after fashion that
VIII five mighty little comfort % the victorious
element In the national convention nor is his dec
iaratlon likely TO prove a mighty magnet for draw
Lts ms otd followers 90 an enthusiastic support of
me ticket OF Parker and Davis Mr. BRYAN saves
ms CONSISTENCY, bu- he stahs Candidate Parker
under the ffth RIB while he wraps himself in the
cloak OF party regularity
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