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The daily tribune., 1906-12-08
OF MISS JULIA BART.

AFFlUAVlT OF MISS JULIA bAhI.
LETT.
Mrs Eddy's hair not gray In the year
studied Chrissian Science with
the Rev. Mary Baker g. Eddy In
1880. The picture of her In aitting
posture, with . book in her hard WAS
made BY Mr.. " Shaw Warren In 1889
or 1883. 1t WAS . true Likeness of
Mrs EDDY - she appeared when I first
knew her. 1880. and for many years
thereafter.
The picture published by MoClurs's
and represented BY the editor Of that
magazine - having been taken from
. photograph Of Mrs. Eddy made In
1882 IL not . picture Of Mrs Eddy and
does not represent her In anyway.
It appears to have gray hair. In
1882. and for many years thereafter.
Mrs Eddy's hair WAS . natural
brown.
isis ned JULIA 8. BARTLETT.
Boston. Nov. 81. 1906.
Then personally appeared the above
named Julia 4. Bartlett aud made
oath that the foregoing statement BY
her subscribed IL true. Before me.
(Sisned LEON N. ABBOTT,
Justice Of ths Peace.
AFFIDAVIT OF MRS. ELLEN L.
nI.A
SweArs McCiure's picture does not re.
semble Mrs. Eddy In anyway.
The picture of Mrs. Eddy In .
sitting posture. with book In hand,
was made BY Mr.. ". Shaw Warren
In 1883 or previous. It 10 an exact
likeness Of Mrs. Eddy ~ she appeared
at that time and for some years pre-.
vioua and later. studied Christian
Science with her In 1880.
The picture published In McCiurs's
magazine. and represented BY the edi.
tor ~ having been made in 1882. is
not picture Of Mrs. EDDY and does
not resemble her 10 anyway.
(SiRned) ELLEN L. CLARK.
Nov. 28th. 1905.
Then personally appeared Ellen l..
CLARK. who siepsd the foregoing state.
ment and made oath that the same 10
true. Before me.
LEON N. ABBOTT,
Justioe Of the Peaoe.
Before mailing holiday purchases
The daily tribune., 1906-12-08

AFFIDAVIT OF CHARLES F. OHE
WALLER. SON FO THE WOMAN
WHOSE PICTURE WAS REPRE-.
sENTED TO THE PUBLIC BY No.
CLURE'S MAGAZINE AS A PHO.
ToGRAPH OF MRS. EDDY.
Marshall. Tex. Nov. 81. 1905.
NJ Alfred Farlow. Boston. Mass.
Dear Sir-Ths Photograph enclose d
herewith. taken By the Notman Photo.
graphic company. 8 Park street. and
l84 Boylsson Street. Boston. Mas.a.
chusetts. isa portrait of nv Mother,
Mrs, Sarah O. Chevaillier. By . com. i.
parison. anyone can easily see that the
portrait po blished on page 2l2 OF Mo
Clure's Magazine for Decem ber, 1906,
10 the picture Of nv Mother, and to
the best OF my knowledge and belief
10 an exact copy Of the photograph
enolosed.
(siRned) OHAs f. CHEvAILLlER.
The State Of Texas
County of Harrison
bttote me. marion Turney. n
Notary Public in and for Harrison
county. Texas. on this lay personally
appeared Charles r. Chevsiliier to me
we'll known to be the person whose
name 10 subscribed to the foregoing
letter. who. after being dolly sworn
By me. on oath says that the state.
ments made in the foregoing letter
are true. and that the photograph
therein enclosed is . portrait Of hi.
Mother. Mrs. Sarah O OhevAiilier.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this Novsm ber az. 1905.
(SiRned) MARION TURNEY.
Notary Public 1, and for
(SeAi) Harrison County. Texas.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-08

No. 3.
AFFIDAVIT OF PHOTOGRAPHERS
WHO TOOK MRS. EDDY's
PICTURE IN 1885.
Boston. Nov. a7th. 1905.
The picture Of Mrs.. Eddy marked
No. which 10 publiahsd In this
article wAs made By me On April 9Th,
The daily tribune., 1906-12-08
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Above Is fac simi'e autograph OF Mrs. Eddy
tskon from letter witten BY her in 1882.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-08

Before making holiday purchases
do not fail 70 sss tue goods II Ysi.
tons. 90 50
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Der 2~teteSbemetSt

Sci einem 3abnar5t meIbeten ii4
zines Moreens Elm iunger 6err unb
cine iunge Dame, Die, mie. fi4 balb
aeiete, elm 2iebespGrfen tparen. Oas
Mdb9en hatte 3abnf4meraen. unb
beim gintreten fdgte i9r 8esleiter ~
ibr:
SEPT, mein 2isblins, 1T bas
S9limmfte f9on borbei.H Ses' Si9
nur bin, unb in elmer Minute ipirb CT
beraus fein."
s@ber i4,fir4te MIDI bod 70 fe9r",
feufste fie.
rSu tpirft pirtlid ni9ts fiiblsn.A
rSas fasft Ou nur TO-"
Slider ni9t. Sd tpsrbe mir felbii
einen 3abn aieben laHen, Inn Dir gu
bstpeiien, bab es nidt psb tbut, tpsnu
Du pilf."
rI9, bas CLAUDE ia ni4t."
n9ut, 10 tperbe i9 es Dir seigen."
81 iebte fi4 auf ben Sperations>
ftubl. lehnte iid Suriid unb Dffnete
feinen Munb. 8ebG9tig muiterte Der
@rat, fpelaen 3abn er nit feinsr 3ans
&c ersreifen fpIe, als bas iunse Mdbs
den baapii9en rief:
6altsn sic elm, bas seniist mir.
Gr bat feline 2iebe 81 mir betpi'fen.'
.@teb auf, 9arrp, i9 babe feline
Ingft mehr." Sic nabm ben SiB Elm
unb lieb ii4, obne cine Miene au pers
aiehen, ben 3ahn aieben. Mls fe BIZ
Office bes Mr5tes perlieB, faste fie, ID.
rem 9arrp liebebon anblidenb: rSebi
CLAUDE i9 Dir, tpenn On mir fasft
bab Su fur mid Dein 2eben laher
f0nnteft.S
Der tuadere 9arrp battle ben san'
aen Wunb bon faIf&er 3Ghne.
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So. &on8reB.
Sena +.

W B | n q I o 8. 4pril. =
Song bon Ranias ipra9 beute oes Sdr'
seren fur bic @ifenbahnraten-Yin bee
6auies. Die 8elsaenbeit puroe bon
elmer 1nsabl Ssnaturen benust, Sra
gen iber bic gonferens i'm WeiBen
5auie su te0eu, In tusIdsr oas Song
4menosmsnt nermutblid entuorfer
wuroe. Die Nntnortsn tuareu ieb,
tnapp unb 3%urhdhaltenb. Song tibsr-
nabm bic bOle @erantwortung fir bas
N~menoement.
6aus.
Wi. 200 eegsn 2O2 Stimmsn nnbu
bas Saus bic rationale Quarantine.
Bill on. Sas 8sisB unterfsat alt
Quarantine : Stationan unb Nnter.
pldbe Der Rontrole oes Sdasamts'
iecretdrs. Go f9reibt Dor, baB berIelb'
icbalb ME m6ali6, nadbsm bas @eiet
in Strait setreten ift, pafenoe pldbe fh'
fol9s Stationeri nabe Der Geefife an
Der meritanii9en @ren3s ausiu9en iOa,
um bic @inf&leppun9 bes seIben Sic
bers in bic Der. Staten au psrbuten,
Der S9asamtsieereidr tuirb ferner Be-
bolma1tigt cine Standardization Be
ben DRIP 9OrtueassSnieln 81 erri&ten,
8srtsbrsanfaIten, bic benz snii6en'
ftaatliten Sanoel oienen, iolen oa:
&stt baben. 5radt. 8epdd unb paRa
9iers our9 ieoeu Staat uno ieoes Ger
ritorium 81 bsfbrbsrn, tpsnn fe cit
3ertiftat bonn gunosssM arinsbOipital
bienft haben. Sebe perfon, Die cine
iol9en @ertebrsanfalt oosr einem pai
iaeier S8mierietsiten bersitet. ion mi
elmer @slbfrafe Biz $500 obsr @sfGne
nib big su einem Sabre bele9t perbsn
Sir Durdfhbrung bss @eiebss be
uiatate bas Saus $500, 900.
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SEN. 8urton's pro3eB

80 q 8. @pril. 0or
benz Oberbunoesgeri9t bsgannen 6eute
Die plaiorpers I'm pro3efe ges.n guns
oesienator Burton bon 3anias. BUR.
ton 1T beidulbigt bon Der ct. Coulter
y&ialto 8rain & Securities Co." als
Senator gssablung fur Sienfe anse.
nOmmen 3u baben, bic er ibr i'm puf-
oepartement lsifete.
ugsentgIet g..
JranfIin, 3d., 3. april. Gin
&eparatur3ug, Der na9 benz S9au-
plaBe zines 1nfalles beigmlenton, pa.
sebsn iOlte, enisleife naae. Rudlanb.
Der @eleiisaufiebsr, Srant 6. 6bip.
man bon Oil @itp unb 2otomotio.
fibrer &obsrt Burtbarbt bon pitts.
burg wuroen get6btet, stpei Mnoers
srnfli9 berlebt.
Diner m WeiBen Saufe.
Wabingtou, 3. Npril. Bird
fbent &ooiebelt CAB beuie Mbeno A.
@bren bes @ensralgouberneurs Dor
@anaba, @rafen @rep unb feiner Sat.
tin etn Diner. Die @dFe tamen beutI
abenb bon New YOrf bier an uno be,
gaben fa brett nod benz Weiber
6auie, mo fe aud tiberna&ten tuerben
guber Der So4ter bss @eneralauuber,
neurs tuaren nod Sabp u. Seoer
Bauelsre, Sol. WiGiams, Der britiidI
gOti9after NIT Satin, Setretdr Root
eprsder Cannon. Sen. 9obse, @epr
2onswurtb unb @attiu antueienb.
ueberaII.
@btca9o, 8. gpril. Der 23.idb
rige Sannes @lpn9. tpsI9sr aus cine
~uohlbabenben Jamilie bon ports
mouth, 3d., fammsn ion, tuurbe beut
bon Senrs Seaman auf Der Gtras
bur9 einen S9ub tbbtli9 bertuunoet
@lpn9 iOu NIT 3tusi @snoKen ben Der
iu& gema4t baben. Seamart au be
ranben. ct III i'm 9oipitale, cine
ieiner @efdbrten TIM gefdnsniB.
u u fonmten iii
Mot eint9en.
n, g., 8. MpriI. Wa& mebr
tdsisen 1erbanolunssn tpurben bic @e
f&wOrenen In benz pro3sKe sesen Capt
Garor Wagoner. ben frtberen RaiFre
Der Mfron eabtnss Banf, entIaKen, b,
He f4 auf einen @abrfpru9 ni&t eini
gen fonnten. @asOner mar Der 6dI
f&ung BON 8eri&tsn anaeilast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04
Sas
Mdt Yerionen perIsBt.

ptftsburg, 3. Mpril. Sas
orsitodige Badfeingsbdubs go. 1907
5. ape. purbe bsute Wadmittaa bur9
cine @as.ggplOiOn bsi9doist unb a9t
'perionen murben berlebt, teine ber-
ieIben miro ferben.
Die @rplofon entfano BEL Der 8e=
paratur elmer i&aobaften @asr6brs.
@r6btes S9iff Der gro.
Sen Seem.
Ban @ttb, Mid.. 8. Npril. -
Die - american Ship BUILDING &c."
leete beute ben aiel FIR bas er6bie
S9ih, oas le fir Die syoben Seen gss
baut tpurOe. Sas @dif. peIaes bon
Der cambria Steel 80. beitelt III, tuiro
602 SUB lang merben.
patrif.prp3eb Der.
6oben.
Rem Dorf, 8. Mpril. Die Wer-
banOluug iiber bas @eiu9 bes gum
Sooe bsrurtbeilten Nbbofaten gilbert
3. patrif, pslfer ben Wiqiondr Wm.
&ice peraiftet baben ion, murbe uu
IA Sage beri9oben, um tpeitsre 3eus
genausiagen, fpe3iea BON Ierasr, pors
8ubringen.
9owarb ms 3u9tbaus 8.
2ouisniGIe. 2p., 8. Mpril.
Sames 3. 0omarb, tpslder bier I'm
@efdnsuihe mar. fOIanse fein pro3eB
Dor Dem Oberbunbsseeri9t iauebte,
uuroe beute na9 5rauffort sebra9t,
I'm feline lsbensldngIi9e 3u9tbaus.
frafe anautreten, su Der CT tueger gr=
morsune @oub. 8oebsl's berurtbeili
tuurbe.
e I f m o b n 9 m e.
I n.
0ew Dort, 5. MpriI. Die
2sidsn 3tpeier dltli9sn Grausn, spabr.
f&einIi9 Grl. Clara SrawfOrt, frtber
gu Sslip. 6. g., tpobnbaft unb lire
S9wefer Gina wurosn in ibren 3im.
mern in einem 6aufe on Der 6fliden
Is. Strabe sefunben. geioe 6rauer
paren our9@as erfift. Nnbere 8etpob-
ner bes 9auiss glauben. baB bic S9ps.
Hem SelbfmOro bsgiuseu.
Or. 2arl Sbeobalb, Der Mrat be,
5rauen, iast, bab er bel ieinem &C.
friaen 8eiu9e SRI. Gina 8ramfor,
mittbeilte. oab ibre S&wefter nur nod
tpsnise Stunben gu leben babe. 9i'
poli3ei 9laubt, oab glina bic Sos
bdbne aufbrebte. Die Samsfsr ffart
turs na9osm Der 0orfal entbedt mar
WabIen.
WiIpaufee, 8. MpriI. - lin
1870 ubr bsute Abenb CAB Mapo'
ROie (Ssm.) gu. oaB er bon ieinem
republitanii9en 8egner gsdsr nit ettut
1000 Stimmen gsf@lasen fei. Auf
fausno mar bas ffarte Wotum Der go
aialbemotraten.
6 an 8 @itp, no, 8. April
9as republitanif9e Sidst nit s. M
Bearbslep ftr Wapor an Der SpiB
tpurbe qepdblt. 8earbslep bat etul
1900. Stimmen Wait ritdt iiber bel
9emofraien u. 6. @reaorp.
t. Sofepb, !Ro., 3. Mpril
Wm. 6. Pratt Dem :uurbe nit cine
Waioritdt bon 500 Sttmmen gegel
80. 6. Samieion (&ep.) pieoer gun
Wapor getpd9lt.
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20 t.

@bicaeo, ST., 8. april. Na6
Dem Rsiultate Der beutigen Wa9lsu
fnnn Die Gtnbt bic StraBenbabnen err
tuerben uno eontrOairen, aber ni4t bes
treiben.
Die 6rags, Oh bic Stabt bic Stra'
B~enbnbnsn bstreiben ioIe. beiabten bon
ben 233, 900 Stimmsebern nur
1913, 900. Der 8orf4las erlangte alfo
ni&t Die boresi9riebene Srei- Shnftel-
Wajoritdt.
Der gntrna, pel9sr bic a~us8abe
bon StraBenbabn. @ertifieaten big gu
s75, 600, 900 eefiattet, um bic 8abnen
gu taufen uno i'm etanoe 81 balten,
tuurbe NIT 5000 etimmsn Maisritdt
ansenOmmen.
Wapor Dunno freut f6 beg Sie9es.
bebausrt absr, bdB bsrislbe tein bols
ftdnoigsr if, oa Der 8etrieb Der Bah.
men Der Staot bsrIagt bleibt.
@abItramaIl.
Superior, Wis., 8. Npril.
Sine 4nsabl bon S%tlfsiberifs sing
nod 8rule nb, no ss bel Der Wabl
az 9ramalen fam. Nn 100 Jinlan'
Der MOLTEN fimmen, pb9lei9 DieIe boz
bon fsin &s6t ba3u batten. Die 6ilfs.
sberifs bsrbafteten cine 9n3abl $umul-
tiantsn; msbrsrs periunsr tuurosn Der.
uunoet.
Ruffif6e 0orf4ld9e.
@abington, 8. april. -
Der ruifii9s gOtf9aftsr. Baron @oien.
bsiu9ts 5eute Ssfrstdr &oot unb sr'
tIdrte. bab RuBlano in uebersinfim.
niung nit Soaanb bOrf9lage, bic
Susite gerfammlun9 Der 9aaser @on=
fsrsn3 I'm srfisn SbsiIe bss Suli 81 ball
ten. Der SOtf@after tiberga6 BEN
Sstrstdr sinsr Iusaug Der @oridldse,
wel9e Rublaub su MAIDEN sebentt.
Dos ruifii4e pro9ramm ieBt Dor:
aus, bas ale politii9sn Grasen bon
Der @Onferens ausssi4lOien ftnb. 81
idldgt Damn Dor, baB bic gsfimmun'
gen Der Contention tiber Beilegunl
internationaler gentrObsrien, 10 mel
he oas S9teos9eri@t unb Die uuter'
iu&ungs-@ Cmites ansebsn, berbeRert
ueroen; ferner 3ufdbs su ben @eieber
bes 2anotrissss, bic &e9te Heutrale'
u. I. 10.
Pbpftf9e 10 | d HUNG
berS iftbinos.
Wafbington, 8. april. Sal
Bureau fur Sniularansslsssnbeits,
bemibt R9 filipinii9s Stuoentsn, bi
bon ibrsr Reeieruns bierber ssi9id
fino fur t6rpsrli6s usbunsen au int
reifren gu benz 3Usds, bab fs nod
ihrer &tftsbr bic perf9iebenen @rtel
bon 2sibsshbungsn BET ibrsn SANDS
leuten einfibren.
Wm. u. SUTHERLAND, pslder bi
auff9t tiber 17S iunse 5ilipinO
fhbrt, bic Colleges unb nniberftdtel
in allen 8beilen Der Der. Staaten be
iudsn, bat an bisis einsr Brief as
li9rieben, in pslGem er fa9t. bab 81
Gilipinos In Der pbpfi9en gntmidlun
meter 3urtid Rno ME In Der geifigen
Or ermabnt fe baber. bab fe bsfonber
aufmertfamteit auf militdrii9es Sri
len, $urnen unb ale Nrten bon Gel
besibungen b%ertrenben. BsIonosr
fonen fe f9 i'm 2aufert, Syringe
unb iol9en 2sibssibunger dasbilbsn
bie tetnsn beionberen Npparat moth
tpenbtg MAIDEN unb auf ben pbilit
pinen al9smeiu stnssftbrt psrbs
f6nnen.
Dos Baisbalipiel Bat BET ben Sill
pinos raid antlang esfunoen.
fitut.
Susfe9ee, ala., 8. Mpril. Do
25idbrtge Subildum bes 8usfeaee.Sr
ftttut gsftaltst f9 gu elmer sroBartiss
6eier. 8eionbers aug benz 0orbe
Rno geiu9er bon nationalem aufe Elm
getrofen, barunter Seth 2ow BON Net
gort, gii9of @rant bon Der aEritani
fhen DISQUALIFICATION, INN cyooSo
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Gbitago
SSH nad ber gehrigerl &abl Die stra6tnbabnt11
fanfem 0her 1idt b%etreibeu.

gfafuuaIs NuaramtGne @deb int Sauie ansenummsu. = TmBlano matt
guri6lGge fhr bic aonharn; int Saag.-5ir pbphi6e Gntuidlnng
Der iiipinus. - cen. Surun's EroseB Dor Dem Sber6un'
besgeridt.- 3ugsnaeifung In Tennppania.
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
..Sabrseit Der 3iae.

....Sabrseit Der 3ise..
abfabrt 4ufuu
EoIsoo. GptsasO unb Einisame rprss..t tbs moss
loI:bo, Detroit unh Chicago etm ......s1a.so ~
EsiHtsaH gtt7, geuneis U. safapettee pI-f 7.ao tio.s5
. taoIi4 eonntoos. ausaeuommeu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-15
A Good Beginning.

Fifty-six men accused Of rowdy con-
duct at the trolley stations on Coney
Island were arrested Sunday by special
policemen employed by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. This was the
corporations contribution to the enter
tainment of the public at the opening Of
the season. Last year the cars trans
porting visitors to and from the resort
were the scenes of much disorder, caused
by thoughtless Or vicious men, who
made things exceedingly uncomfortable
for the decent people using the lines.
There is no doubt of the transit COM
pany's ability to maintain order in and
about its property if it 80 desires. Its
action Sunday indicates that such is its
intention. If arrests are made whenever
they are deserved, the rough element
among the passengers will be brought
quickly into subsection. The Magis-
trates have shown a disposition to deal
severely with Sunday hoodlums, and a
few convictions will result in improved
conditions on all the transportation
lines in the city.
Coney Island had a fine, clear day for
its formal opening, and the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company did its share
toward increasing the attractiveness Of
the resort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-15
Carl SchurE.

The revolution OF isis sent to the
United States many Germans OF high
character and accomplishment, who
earned for themselves distinction of
many kinds and did good service TO
their new country. No n Of these
beaten soldiers Of freedom equalled
CARL ScHURz in brillianoe, variety and
length OF public career.
The fiery young collegian, whose ro-
mantle insurrectionist experiences have
but Just been told, and charmingly told,
by himself, retained to the last a certain
enthusiasm, a little dootrinairism, his
critics insisted, and a mental elasticity
that made his opponents accuse him
Of instability. OF his constant courage
and sincerity, however, there can be no
doubt. He was naturally an independ-
ent; and such he was in politics from the
time of GRANTS first Administration.
In the earlier days Of the Republican
party, and long afterward. no other
voice was 80 potent as his among the
voters OF German origin. And he soon
had a much larger audience. He was
between twenty-nine and thirty when
he made his first English speech. He
acquired an English style SO admirably
lucid that perhaps no American since
ABRAHAM LINCOLN has surpassed it.
A champion OF honest money, he made
clear to popular audiences the compli-
Gated and confusing questions Of finance,
currency and banking. OF his many
activities as a soldier, journalist, Senator,
Secretary Of the Interior, his long work
for sound money and for civil service
reform is especially worthy Of grateful
memory.
In 1872 a a Liberal Republican and as
a Mugwump in 1884 he stirred a fierce
hostility against himself; and often
afterward it was revived. He was de-
nounoed as an "adventurer' and a Hes
sian." How could General GRANTS or
Mr.. BLAINE's admirers care to think Of
him otherwise than in terms OF abuse?
But those old passions have pretty we'll
cooled. The SCHURz Of fable and carl
cature has faded. Instead is seer the
salient public character, the actor Of no
inconspicuous part in the great national
drama between 1855 and the present, a
leader a little too well gifted with the
rare art of understanding the other side
to be followed long, a master Of English
speech, a fighter through nearly sixty
years for the truth as he saw it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-15

maatsgfaa 49, IgsFr DlFshtog shoutd
Seaanlss . aaisa N solo slAasFa m
pFeaHnt esHsgahy - eomeossd ~ arats
NonDfcA, fAaaa Wstasa a0d a08sa
fof ssampls, laiona Nv ~ ahloa thsy
ahadi ~ e8mprllst ~ SFaaales ~
fhsH thsy shguki JaiH eth m eshFt
unloHs In . m1vrmeHt ~ pfevsHt ~
rGsaffH fam bfinaiHe 0veF sHeh far
siaa seafs ~ CfafaD ftfgC0s aeufff,
NgDfa HpH8sf SftFW ant Vfa H01Y
fheFe afs plruty ~ kNNFieaH dprfs
singers fhev see ieeofHlne meFe nnH
msfe,n ~ 'he Tina s1tne N hem arw
HAalAs Nv opHfe,is tof ~ want N aotHes
ihlHa l~ttsf ~ A. and othars afe mar
Inc fhs tnsf living thuy caH off ~ e5as
eeft fours bfas ~ No lHt1tted ofsFs
singers ~ sben W. Coyafep sill hoe
sngBen them
tufb,lssa Ctarso PitsCos smf the
PEST N ihr foreign contingent Woulf
~ Glad ~ se,tIe down hefe, tH natufah
isei AMI Jotn N" Iocal union This
s1ull maks Tho total strength NJ chs
continuation lffesiatihla COyHfep coald
never again import q slhasr Opsta
Principals Local No. ! could fefure w.
admit any ~ tho wandering s%clols's nov
out N jobs. and thus Keep the whols
thina In their own hands IN this way
tho ahop would ~ successfully closed,
and until th0y died ~ nd asr W. should
ouhtinuc ~ hear tho old singers singing
old pafta In tho old familiar anu
Does this sound fancihll1 Well, " 10
not Tho members Of the chorus, stage
hands and musicians union will find that
they cannot close the opera house shop
ell they induce the artists also TO form
A union.
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usassaia 90 ths etc vim lamentations,
and Sums hsvs tahsa n M voosis ~
tsgmihad ~ ~ Hogscltas, ~ Jimsnistaa,
~ Mofailsea, ~ a6ythiaa elas m0Fs
pfahtahls thaa auielatiaa ~ papeg
elaafettaa ~ tha stops ~ me pHlae",
Crops go hllehnhe Tho palie" hagS
~ shaas V0hyiy psya tates sho csH
hslg " Tho etseoms isyiH q IHtHinf
sbis Omi6g'm itsm ~ alnlHIs' Pfesh
dsata ssHaus pfif Nv aea on seepunt ~ .
df8uth IN the River Oysms 81 49,
ssfted says tha press sannf 'thH' ihs
palaoa ~ Santa DphslHa8 fesemhles y
lHHallc Wyism Tho Cabinet - uhshls
~ tahH aHy msaaugea ~ felieve M"
sitaasisn ma Iaia. hotsrfnH IN N" re-
tfefns end eshaiise geslllehtlal vap1fs
ara crowded 9th starving pfisUnefs
Thsaa unfdgtHhats efeatufca sfg guarded
~ ~dataehuents n ~ ieaa aTialif ahd
srafcsly bettnf fed Soldiers timber
ths circumstances thefs IL q Io,Fi call
fos ths fetufh NJ Moastss, and oveS hls
sueagtd Watef IN Tho 'pleaaant cottage
~ saatufcs ~ hears the SUMMONS ahd
II nothing ioath
N lhs ,rsa,v hal bren ratified y"
should not - distressed ny ihssr stories
N famlns and ,hifs, among ths mill.
tary nten NJ san,o Dumihao. nor would
" bs necessary ~ lns,fucs Commander
soUrHgntAND ~ b. an his guard against
violations ~ Tho neutrality laws for
though Colonsl OEoRdE u Coi1oS IL
stil collecting the customs p"nding
ratification Of tho treaty Hanso Domingo
miist IN recognized M q nation with
which va ara on friendly terms. II was
less than three months ago that Colonel
CofToN notified the Bureau ~ insular
Affairs that vice-Prcsident CACRREs had
announced that, owing TO pressure by
leaders Of all parties, he would serve the
unexplrcd Presidential term. Santo Do
mingo City was then quiet ne Chelsea.
And now there are threats and rumbles
Of revolution, and we have 90 worry
about the neutrality lhwsl
Tho trouble could have been avoided
and all doubts resolved by ratifying the
treaty with the amendment providing for
intervention to protect the dc jure govern
ment which was proposed by Senator
SPooNER. As IL 10. We probably have
no right to land q marine except to guard
one OF Colonel CoIroN's custom houses,
and tho insurrectos may fight TO their
hearts content II they have any stomach
for igunpowder. But they must be very
careful not to trife with the neutrality
lawsl
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what's the Matter ?

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-,Sir. viii
you be good enough to pardon the question,
but I should like to ask through your COL
umns, What the devil Ia the matter with some
OF the newspapers and some Of the politi-
clansf". Here we have a magnificent coun-
try, a great, prosperous nation; 1t IL hourly
growing In wealth and our people were never
better paid and never should we be a happier
or more wholesome and united people, Yet
on every hand there Ia the very devil to pay,
The peoples brains are on edge. They are
constantly harried by political demagogues
and oonscienceless newspapers. The real
mission Of q newspaper. I take Il. should be
TO instruct and amuse the people. Politicians
should act for the good Of their constituents
and the country. Legislators likewise, and yet
tagged to the utterances Of most OF them are
their own personal ambitions. To the ooun-
try going TO the devil1 How long can even
our great country withstand the dangerous
course Of many politicians and the frightful
antics Of many newspapersi There ID q law
OF compensation. though. and out Of the
present fearful maelstrom will come, I pre-
dict, a day Of reckoning for those who seek
to ride to place. power and profit upon q
political and social typhoon.
Our merchants are happy and In no ooun-
try In the world are working men paid az
they are In the United States. 1t is my oon-
viction that It Ia only %demagogio politicians
and their dcmasosio allies In newspaperdom
that are raising the devil all the time.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May IL. g. J. T,
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Santo Domingo Again.

The rumors Of a projected revolution
In Santo Domingo against the authority
Of President RAMON CACEREs come
from Porto Rico, and not from SANTANA,
where, according to Senior JoUBERT, the
Dominican Minister, there lives a dealer
IN revolutions who will start n to order
for 5000. ~Ex-President MORALES, the
predecessor Of CAcEREs, is living quietly
sin a pleasant cottage in Santuroe. a
suburb Of San Juan, and in that ancient
citadel the story Of a plot to turn the
tables on CAcERBs originates.
MORALES, it will be recalled, fed from
his own capital to the bush, was re-
ported as heading a revolt against a
headless Government, was thrown from
his horse and broke a leg in n Of those
desperate combats that characterize
changes Of government in Santo Domingo
and escaped to Porto Rico, whereupon
Vice-President CAcEREs succeeded him
and duly reported the fact to the United
States Government.
II is a dark picture Of conditions in
santo Domingo that the press agent in
San Juan paints. President CAcEREs
has failed to pacify his followers, lacking
,spoils to divide among them. The