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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
[FRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

IRON THE TRIBUNE BUREAU
Washington March 18-Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee
has returned from Kansas City, where she went to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth had a company OF
friends this afternoon to listen to one of a series
of lectures which are being given at her home this
month. She will give musical entertainment next
Tuesday when the Polymna Society will sing for
the benefit of the Noel House Settlement
Senator and Mrs Clark of Montana, will spend
next week at their Washington home. Mrs. Clark
has recovered from her illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
DENIED BY PROFESSOR MuNsTERssRe.
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.

Washington March 1s.-President Roosevelt re-
ceived the following telegram from Professor Hugo
Mursterberg. of Harvard. this afternoon:
Story printed in papers is the meanest kind Of
falsehOod,
The telegram was dated at Detroit to-day. and
enectuany disposes OF story printed the morn
ing papers of that city which pGrported to give an
account OF a speech the professor delivered last
night in which he Is quoted as saying: "PresidenT
Roosevelt told me that the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence is mass OF the most glittering beneTaH-
ties. I viii never quote a word from IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
NETWORK SOCIETY.

People are beginning to drift back to town from
the various Southern resorts and from the Pacific
Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Twomhly, with Miss Ruth
Twombly and Miss Dix, due here this week
from California; so. too. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w Vanderbilt, while Mr.. and Mrs. W. Seward
Webb with their party, who have been staying at
Santa Barbara, expected about ten days hence.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney arrive to-
morrow from Aiken, where the season has been
very short, and that hunting has begun once
more in the Meadow Brook district under the mas
tership of P. F. Collier cottages and country places
in that portion Of Long Island being opened and
last night following the with the hounds in
the afternoon there was large number of dinners
the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
10 Ask PRESIDENT No be aooEArHsR.

President Roosevelt will be asked 20 be godfather
10 Patrick Peter Robert Mcdonnell. whose birth
was reported To the President by telegram at the
dinner of the Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick FRI
day The baby Is the OF Robert Mcdonnell. a
lawyer, OF No. 2O6 broadway. and the grandson OF
Mr. Mcdonnell OF the firm of Byrnes 4 Mcdonnell.
brokers. at No. 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

General Linevitch has a long and fine record
fighter. but had Kuropatkin, and so also
have Field Marshal Oyama and his great leuten-
ants. Nogi. Oku and Kuroki- Papa Linevitch,"
as his soldiers call him, may be able under dis
astrous conditions to accomplish what Kuro-
patkin failed TO do. but IL go he may well chal-
lenge the record of the first Napoleon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

himself. protected from accountability by the
shield of constitutional privilege. is almost daily
guilty of as reckless misrepresentation OF the
acts and motives of those whom he finds 1t po-
liticaIly expedient to attack as the most reck-
less newspaper in the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
Mrs. Edward Leverich win spend the summer al
West Chester, at her country place there.

Meanwhile in town, Lent continues to prove the
gayest penitential In years Dinners. lunch
cons bridge and theatre parties succeed
other without interruption, although more than
ordinary trouble is taken to prevent their being
recorded in print, while the number of weddings
is altogether phenomenal for this time of the year
Indeed the superstition about marrying in Lent has
been altogether thrown to the winds. and among
those Of social note which still figure the pro-
gramme that of Miss Helen Cutting and Lucius
X, Wilmerdins early next week and that OF Miss
Helen Barney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
T, Barney and niece of the late William c. Whit
ney, to Archibald Stevens Alexander. of Mrs
Archibald Alexander, of Castle Point Hoboker on
April s. Miss Barney will have for her bridesmaids
her sister, Miss Katherine Barney; Miss Adelaide
Randolph. Miss Natica Rives. Miss Mary Hartman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
! so obvious that imitation would be regarded
It was case of better late than never" with
the Missouri Legislature.

Boys are playing marbles on the pavements.
bluebirds are beginning their vernal concert sea-
son. the overcoat is becoming burden and the
circus is coming to town. Spring is here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

reading of the three essays on the origin
and history of the Roman Catholic and Prot
estant Bibles to which were awarded the prizes
offered by Miss Helen Miller Gould gives no
cause for exultation to the supporters of either
version. The essays serve to emphasize the
fact that the chief difference lies in the incor
poration in Bible of certain books which
were termed by Jerome "Apocryphal," and are
so considered by Protestants. Both Bibles con-
tain the complete message of the Gospel of
Jesus Christ. While there some textual diff
ferences between the two versions. the message
as a whole is contained in both Bibles The
Roman Catholic translators were obliged to
make the English version conform to the Vul-
gate. This being itself a translation from the
original sources they were somewhat handi-
capped. The Protestant translators We're at lib
erty to go back TO these sources. The revisers
of both, however, seem to have made use of
each others texts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Mr. Rockefeller IS reported as much eated
over the winning of foursome by himself and
Charles V. Murphy, at Lakewood over Dr.
Billings and Marshall Field, jr, of Chicago
The Kansas Legislature will do we'll to note
Mr. Rockefeller's ability in making long
sweeping drives" and also his remark: Charlie
these Western folks have something to learn
about this game. quite a good bit to learn
"dont you think SOP"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Voltaire remarked that Admiral Byng was
shot Ito encourage others" Kuropatkn super
seeded and going home disgraced seems to fur
nish a fairly close Russian parallel tot the case
of Admiral Byng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Under present conditions of travel New-York
has become city of magnificent distances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Mrs. William Rhinelander and other patrenesSes
received the guests of the Badminton Club yester-
day afternoon at its meeting at the 18th Regiment
Armory. The club will have its tournament next
month for the cup offered by the club and Ms
Frederic J. de Peyster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

April q has been set as the date for the wedding
of Miss Marian Haven to Forsyth Wickes. and the
marriage of Miss Mabel McAfee. granddaughter
OF James B. Haggin. to Lewis Butler Preston, OF
Tuxedo Park is to take place on May ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Miss Helen White Stevens. daughter OF Mrs
Berkeley Mostyn. has selected Saturday. June . as
the date OF her marriage to Gilat G. Schroeder al
81 Marks Church 10th-st. and 2d-aye- Miss Alex
ander Stevens will be her sisters maid OF nonoF'
and Miss Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens. Miss NoIy
Ienerts Miss Dorothy Edwards and Miss Louise
Schroeder will be the bridesmaids. Henry A
Schroeder will be his brothers best man. and Wal
den PeH Arthur DeIano Weskes. Oscar Stevens and
Reginald Willis the ushers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

and Miss Ethel Cryder. The names OF Miss Helen
lished In this column
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
NOTICE

Sealed bids will bo received by
the Board of Supervisors OF Greene
County Mississippi, until Il Nj March
9th 1905 for the furnishing of the
proposed new Jail building at Leak
esvillc, Greene County Miss. with
two steel cells with side corridor, az
cording 20 plan No. 975 and specifi-
cations therefor, which said plan and
specifications were furnished by the
Southern Structural Steel Go, OF San
'ahtonia, Texas and adopted by tie
Board of Supervisors, snd are nov
on file in the Chancery Clerks Office,
ut Leakesville, contract 10 be lot to
the lowest responsible bidder, the
Board however reserves the right TO
reje.t any anil all bids: all bidders
are required to enclose with his bid
certified check for sl000 as a guar
antec that said bidder vii! enter in
TO contract and bond in accordance
witt his bid and as required BIZ law.
This February 9TH 1908.
S. r. Mckay Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
Dresses symholical Of Emotions Is an
Idea Bred Of the Ancient
. TimcS

Psychological gowns" SAID a MILL
ner TO a Newark News man. were worn
b, an actress In a piece that recent.
fell iiat. The gowns were cAi.sG psychic
logical because the, r. II. bOI;1et tniI.sa
aud the iGca of such 81 nibO. .cai SowLs
Was thoucr.lt TO be quite new. tits, how
ever. rs oiu as Dress itsklf- Inc actress
In her play. 70 sy InboliIe vicious ness. at
tired hsrself lii srErlet She ore &C.
iicious sky blue in u love sce<.e 10 s. III
b0lixe sirtuous happiness between
sw.ethcarts. But her garb was yellow
when she mixed the poison to extin-
guisn her LLfaithful lover. All this was
considered new aud clever. hat.
though. could haze been oicer7 Consid-
Doesn't her white gown " nltoiize In
uoeence and her white veil maiden mod
esty! coslslcer the widow In black.
Aren't her may and lugubrious robes
symbols OF ter desoiati0D! Consider
the maid IN white who ts about 20 take
the veil. Docs not her snowy robe sym
bolize the purity OF her heart! Dress
In tact. has always been symbolical. The
South Sea island women wear their
shells and featner with much psy cho!og-
ical significance. The women OF the
Congo arrange their scanty draperiss
and ornaments In way . that mean: i
desire husband. 4 am rich and twenty
other things. All these forms OF dress
may trulhiuily be called psychological
forms Hence don't understand why
this actress with her ,aried gowns gave
an idea OF novelty"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
RIVAL RIGHTS IN VOLCANO.
-Four corhmunes Near Mount vssuvius
Assert Proprietary Powers
Over the Domain.

vesuvius. with Its eruption. has
Gone more than provide magnificent
fireworks 10 attract the fore'g,erss II
has sci four commnnes- ResIra. Tore
Del Greco. Boscotrcxase ana uttaiano
by the ears. Each claims t,at Tile
volcano stands within its connnes II
not all, the greater part Of IL. asd that
II 1.-THE commune) can thus lain the
taxes Of The guides. Cooks railway
things which yield money. The quar-
rel Is pretty one. and bids IAN 10 be
unending. as kC sooner have '.se con-
lines been established and a compare
live, II discontinued. ieace psiched up.
than the volcano beiches forth new
lava. forms new hills anil valleys and
. oblilerates the confines. Since the
late eruption feeling has risen to such
heights that the people OF one COM
mune throw stones at those Of the
Others. and refuse 10 speaA as they
pass by. Each declares that II has an
cieni documents 10 prove It's rights ba-
You'd dispute. but when the momeHt
SoinSs tOt snuicHiu6 thsH tuey souie-
how have misplaced them. They
would have been the most nsefui OF
the council of state. TO whaU they
have appealed. bur they canrot be-
found Meanwhile. until the Quarrel
Is settled. Resina has dccidsdly the
best OF IL. as. while the others were
terror-stricken. she boldly liked her
confines by herself taking In the
whole mountain.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17


Gr;lna Duke Sergius is the last
Russian Bureaucrat that has fallen
at the hands of the assassin. The NH
listic element have taken advantage
OF the industrial disturbances 10
strike down several Of the first Off
Gals Of that unhappy realm, til *
ing that they would VII over the
discontents to their way of thinking
by this terrifying method. Russia
will never attain any political free
dom from that source, we sincerely
sympathize with any government
that has such dreadful element
in its population to deal with. Dis
mantle the present form of govern
mcnt, and these hell hounds would
be unleached upon populace power
less to suppress their lslood tlifsty
rayenings. A righteous revolt for
liberty is all right II wed cord ictcd,
but Withdrawal of all law and order
from any country is a terrible pre-
dicament, and we trust that Russia :
present political plight, may never
have TO be submitted to such an aw
fui Internal upheavel as that Let
the Russian people take the present
government seriously and seek to ad
vance its schemes of giving liberty
by and to dcservingly earned fran
rhise electorate BY far this will be
the more preferable plan and vein
have 10 be reverted too, any way e.
ven though the patience of the citi
zcnry is goaded into desperation by
the socialist element, and a Reign OF
Terror prevails. Gradually only can
any nation fit itself for self govern
ment by the people, and rivers of
blood would but flow to CRAFTY the
Unsuitable appetite OF those unres-
trainable spirits who would by mean
of the scething torrent of revolution
be temporarily tossed to the surface
to crest the wave of the blood of the
best people in the land. flowing and
continueing 10 flow, until they rec
ognized the necessity Of organizing
and maintaining some stable form of
government to suppress and hold in
bounds. the criminal strain of their
population.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
The Clarksdalr Banner is autho

The Clarksdalc Banner is authori-
ty f1r the following advisatosy' arti-
Gle: At this season of the year there
is always an influx OF agents and ped
oilers selling anything from gold
ring to a. sewing machine, and many
are the suckers that are caught by
this class of travelling fakiis When
you want to buy anything of this
kind, go to youl. home merchant first
t and see If you cln not obtain what is
wanted or have him order ii for you.
iIe has business reputation to sus-
tain and could not afford to give yol
worthless trash as the travelling ia
,lir does. These fellows will meyer be
In the country again and just SO the
article they sell lasts until they get
out oil the country. they are satisfied
It pays TO trade with tue home man
every time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17

We thank Mr.. Dunbar Rowland.
the Director Of the State Archives
and History, for copy of the Miss
issippi Official and Statistical Reg
ister' which upon examination We
find it contains compendium of val
liable facts and figures relative to
the Grand Old Commonwealth. which
it make our hearts prond to read.
The selection of MIR. Rowland for
the care of this Department was one
of the wisest steps taken since its
creation. no better qualified or at
tentiye man to the duties could have
been found in the State Mr. Rowland
is yeritablc genius as statistician
having nose TO scent and ferret out
data; which is typic;llly of the Sher-
lock Holmes character. Not since
the death of Col ]. L. Power, have
we seen his equal crop out in the
ranks of our public men.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17

The directness with which an ex-
change punts some pertinent CUES :
tions to It's readers, is applicable TO
any community:
Are yoli doing anything for your
town, or are you merely working for
4 selfish interests alone; regardless oil
the effect such course has on every
one else?. Have you ever done any
thing to assist in advancing your
community? If rot. it is time you
tawere walking up Did it ever occur
to you that that it requires more
than one or . few 10 accomplish any
thing of much consequences in build
ing up a town. and that you can
help ont in EVERY movement for the
benefit of your town. if IN no other
way thar by not pulling back. IN nm
ion there il strength, aud every in
habitant of town should lend i he.l
Ping hand in pushing along every
line 0f improvements. Take an inter-
est in the looks of your homes and
places OF business and 10 beautify
them III evsry possible monner. Keep
the streets and walks in good condi-
ton All these things make q place
more inritinE 20 strangers ard more
,,ssM4 +ss,s7 a., t,i.a - fr.ssan fA3,z<
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17

One of the Printers Journals takes
4 little time for advice. which is of
optimistic:
Ii you wolld do large things, you
must have large ambitions. Aim
high-even though you do not reach
the place you aim at, you will go
higher than If you were satisfied with
a steady job at small salary. Many
men who have aimed at large things
have found that they were compare.
lively easy to attain and have stead
lily engaged thtir aims to keep pace
with their growing self confidence
and capacity. thus attaining to
heights that they did not believe,
within their reach at lie start BE
it understood however. large ambi-
tions meas more than to have large
wishes. To succeed one must have de
sires sufficiently strong to work a
way steadily and persistently to
mike tho dream come true,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
People of City Island Know the Day
Under Peculiar kame--kariy
Corners Happy.

There Is a certain Sunday IN May
that the people OF CITY Islanu Allow as
.Fisherman sunday. but IA is not
market With red letters OH The calen-
d2r. and 10 a plain everyday .rtszen OF
New York who happens up hat way
any Sunday In May Or Jlne. or July
even. II Muusd seem thai he nad .ome
on Fisherman sunday. says Bertha
Smith. in Fonr-l rack News o be
most sure OF Ii be mus, start Col later
than SIX O'Clock In The morning 'ot v
III not only lie early bid slal gets
the worm bat IT'S the early worm mat
gets the ash. aud The eaily m.n that
gets the boal To cast OFT the @vrIn mat
gets The iAn. SIX O'Clock Ii none too
early In May. and II is almost TO- sate
from June 10 september to ana sun
that is not ready 10 pell sUu With not
rays: and So. tor the few minutes be-
tween that hour and the tim. when
the ilrst train Tor barlow pulls on. Of
the uptowa station. every street sar.
and every e,evated train contributes
It's mite man, or two. Or q half:
90 - lie line af the tlsket VIM
COW Later tbs autumn later
k.sst csn re is4ae.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17

TO have Sassidge and panca,Ses for
breakfast, roast meat for dinner and
cold meat for supper, and dad was
healthy as a tramp. ma could dance a
highland fliLg. could play all kinds
oil games and jump over high board
fence when al. b0dy was chasing Inc.
Now We have some kind of breakfast
food three times day because ina
reads the advertisements. AID dad Is
go weak he has To be helped to dress.
ma goes moping around like fashion
able invalid. l am SO tired can't shit
window with a sAowbalL
Il should think so. said the old
croceryman, as he too: rag and set
1t. GA fire and let The smoHe purify the
rUom. "DEt suppose your folks are
lie great many others WHO have
meat trust. ana are going TO die in
iieIr irac.s en- health food. Is your
dad going out to-day to get the fresh
air and brace Up for h.s travels
abrcad?''
mo. dad is going to stay In the
house. He wants ma to get him a
female trained nurse, but ma licks.
Where you going firs,?" asaeI the
old grocery man, as he opened tae door
to let the cdor of onion and barned
rag out OF the room. What Lind OF
treatment do the doctors advise to
bring the Cd man around SO he will
be himself again!"
Well. they say he needs some ex-
element that will set that supposed
monkey wrench out OF his system
They wait him to go where be can take
baths, and gamble, anG attend horse
races. and so into fast society, al-u
maybe have a fight or two SO as TO
stir his Blood. aud We have decided 10
Ia him first 10 the hot springs and
turn him loose, and we are PACKING
up now ard shall go next week They
tel me that at the Arkansaw Hot
springs You can get into any Ind OF
j scrape va want and you 1on't have
to look around for trouble Ii comes
to you. Oh. we won't DO thing down
there [ broke the news to dad In (
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17
fence. for here comes a drove OF cat
tie in the road

fence. for here comes a drove OF cat
tie in the road
Gee. but when | saw those cattle
ahead and The machine running away.
tried to pray, and then / sseered her
towards an old rail fence that looi ed
as though 1t was rotten, and then
there MAS crash. the air was full
of rails. and dad said: This Is no
hurdle race and we landed In field
where there was an old hard snow
bank. She went up on the slda. hit
the frozen snow. turned summer
sault. the gasoline tank exploded and
! didn't remember anything till some
farmers that were spreading manure
in the field turned me over with a
pitc.ferk. ard ssl-ed me who the old
dead man was standing on his head
IN the snow bank with his ping hat
around his neck. AS soon as | came
to / went TO lad. and he was just COM
ing out of a trance. AMI asfed him Ii
he didn't think little excitement sort
OF made the sluggish blood circulate,
and he looked at tho blood on the
STOW. AMI said he thought there was
no DOUBT about the circulation Of his
blnrd.
HE got up. got his hat untanglsd,
told the farmers he was obliged to
them for their courtesy and then he
called me one side and said:
sFennery. this attempt on your
part to murder ne was not the sue
cess that you expected. but you Eeep
on and you will get me all right. Now.
as business man, want to say we
have got to get ont of this town to-
night or we will be arrested and sent
to the penitentiary: besides. will
have to pay thousand dollars damage
at the least calculation. Get me car
rage for home and you stay and set
this machine on fire ana skip back to
town in time for the evening train
south. and We will go where the ell
mate is more GENIAL
We'll. gocd-by, old man." and the
bad boy went limping out OF the
grocery to go home and tell his moth-
er that he and dad had been scoring
up fer tie good time they were going
to have when they got out on the road
for ADS health.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-02-17


night. and told him the doctors had
prescribed exefteneLt Ior him, and ne
said that was good enough for him.
and he has pacEea up his poker chips
aid some mar-ed caras he used 70
win money With from the 0eacons in
tie church. and he Nal.fs 10 20 as
quick as possible. You will have to
excuse me now, for am going 10 ta;.e
dad out In an automobile after break
fast to give aim his first dose of ex-
ci;s ment
Jerusalem. bit you are sight"
said the groceryman late in the alter
noon. as the bad boy came in Wits a
pair Of blacA roggies on. his coat torn
down the back and his pants ripped
up the legs. What time you must
haze had in the automobile. Did you
RUIZ over anybody?"
.Evsrs body said the bad boy. as
he pinned his trousers leg together
With a safety pin. There they 80 now
with dad in a milk wagon. Say these
airships that run on the ground give
man all the excitement he needs
Hurry up and tell me about your
automobile ride" said the groceryman.
as he brushed of the bea boys clothes
with an old blacl fng brush
Well. dad said he had never tai en-
rice in ore of the devil wagons.
though he had got good deal Of ex-
ercise the last year or two lodging
them on the Streets but he said he