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New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
MORE ABOUT REAPPORTTOynEyT

Our neighbOr ''The World" takes issue with
The Tribune's views OF the reappOrtionment
and outlines a reaFTangement OF the rural coun-
fies which Il thinks would be an Improvement
The improvement would cut down the number
Of country districts, distributing the parts Of
some smaller districts to bring the others ND
to the full ratio, and then according TO The
World" there would be some extra districts
FOR New York City. Its plan would permit
"a new district Of ROckland and Richmond,
would give Queens County a whole Senator
~and would allow another district in the grow
@ing upper west side OF New York County"
The trouble with this scheme is that Il ig-
nOres the constitution. Both New York and
Kings counties receive all the Senators which
anybody, however anxious to increase their rep
resentation. could give them. It is a question
OF mathematics. not politics. The constitution
requires that where there are four or more dis
Ticts IN a county there must be a full ratio
for each. Therefore, abolishing a small rural
district would not make possible another Sen.
atOr for the upper west side When we como
10 the question OF Richmond and Queens we
again run across the constitution, which re-
quires that districts shall consist OF contigu-
Gus territory" ROckland and Richmond. which
THE World" would couple. are separated by
about thirty miles OF New Jersey territory and
hv no stretch Of Imagination can be called con-
tguous. The present district of Suffolk and
Nichmond is as bad, but II was made by the
constitution itself. and the people could do
what the Legislature cannot do Moreover
R"cSiand and Richmond have no interest In
f-e@mon. Richmond Is much better represented
even II under-reDresented. as part OF n district
with that other suburban borough of New
York to which II Is most similar II IS moro
nearly contiguous 10 Queens than 70 any other
county with which IL could be put for NO mart
OF New York or Kings can be Joined TO 81
Neither can Queens and Richmond receive svo
Senators, though their population is beyond The
ratio for no county can he divided except "a
make two or more districts entirely within
itself Queens is not entitled 10 two by itself
and 81 II had one by itself, then there woule
be no place left for Richmond, under the con
st7tufioD.
Il is true thst some OF the rural district,
made up OF several counties are cOneidera al,
below The ratio, but that cannot be helped
After Tie fun number OF districts which. car
consrsutionally DO SGT apart foz New York CdtJ
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
IFrOm The Tribune Bureau

TFrom The Tribune BGreau-l
Washington, May Mrs. Root, wife Of the Sec
rotary OF State is visiting her mother. Mrs Wales.
in New York.
The New National Theatre was filled with Weu
known people tonight az the performance OF Gal
lops" for the benefit Of the Children's Hospital
Occupying boxes for the evening were the British
Ambassador and Lady Durand: Nine. NabucO. vile
OF the Brazilian Ambassador; the Mexican AM
bassador and Nine. de CasasUs the Russian Am
bassadOr and Baroness ROsen. the German A1nbas-
sador and Baroness Won Sternburgs the Minister
from Bolivia and Nine. Calderon, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Phelps Emo. General and Mrs. A 3. Bates.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. NewberTy. General
and Mrs. Sanger, General and MRS. FOrsythe. Sen
atOr and Mrs. Lodge. Miss Kibby, Mrs. T Morris
Murray. Count and Countess SeckendOEf. Admiral
and Mrs. Barker. Commander and Mrs Albert Key
and others.
Large parties are being made up for the baseball
contest at American League Park tomorrow after
noon between members OF the Metropolitan and
Century clubs. Boxes and seats are being sold FOR
large sums the proceeds 20 go 70 the San Fran
cisco sufferers. and a considerable amount win be
realized.
Invitations were issued to-day for the marriage
OF Miss Edith Harlan Child. granddaughter OF Jus
tice and Mrs. John NJ Harlan. 20 Erastus Corning
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
tFr0m The Tribune Bureau.l

trrOm Ntc lEiOune furrhusA
Washington, May president Roosevelt hao a
conference before the Cabinet meeting to-day Win
Attorney General Moody and Speaker Cannon.
Matters Of legislation discussed. and af'er
the talk inside the executive Office the Attorney
General and the Speaker retired 20 one corner o.
the anteroOm OF the Office building and conunee1
the discussion
Arthur w. NIarriheld. Who was recently @p-
pointed United States Marshal for Montana hao
a talk with the President this morning ana latef
returned TO luncheon. Merrifeld was associated
with the President when the latter was raren-
man In the early SOS
Among the other callers at the White House were
Senators Beveridge and Lodge Representative
Dixon and Poarre and Caleb r.. Layton. Of Della
ware. and Ernest G. Timme. OF Wisconsin VINO
have been recently appointed postofce auditors IN
the Treasury Department.
The Cabinet met az II a. m. and remained in ses-
sion until D.
Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by her sister. Miss
Carow and by Miss Hagner and Governor WIN
throp occupied box az the Belasco Theatre 10
night 10 see Miss odette Tyler. in Lady Hunts
xuOrth's Fyperlment.''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
70 attach great Importance to accidental coin
FOOD IN THE STREETS.

Rochester IS charged by some persons WIN
being provincial in it's theology, but IL is GER
fainly progressive In its sanitation. Even the
n,efrorsos can get some hints from the WORK
of its Health Department. Rochester not only
has ordinances against the uncovering va the
streets OF articles intended for foocs OUT eh-
forces them. Proprietors of fruit stores WHO
exposed apples oranges, pineappless bananas
and strawberries ON stands outside their doors
recently have been summoned to court and the
officials are determined TO make thorough
camnaign against the merchants who NIL the
sidewalks in front of their stores with fruit
and vegetables without covering them with
glass or giving other proper protection.
A similar campaign In this city would be in
fhe interest not only Of health, but of conven-
lence Many greengrocers think that the side
walk is provided for the purposes of public
market. They ill UP the space in front Of their
buildings to the stoop line with substantial
stands. and then pile boxes and barrels at the
curb and carry on business in the little space
betwee1. supposed ito be left for pedestrians
Ont on the street in this fashion their food IS
exposed to every sort of contamination Ihe
dust Of the street sweeper settles on It, and
in that dust are the germs of many diseases
The flies which are most industrious carriers
of another class of diseases, are allowed 70
feed on all kinds of fOulness and then visit the
uncovered foods. Ine anliIldls OF the suCSt
can crawl over the articles or sniff about them.
After all. the consumer buys them. In every
well constituted household all fruits and vegeta-
bIes eaten raw are carefully washed. But
washing is hardly a satisfactory publication
Of prOducts subjected to the dirt of New
York street. Moreover, a great many per-
sons are doubtless ignorant and careless about
such matters. They do not wash their straw
berries or cherries. Perhaps they think the
flavor is injured by such treatment. So con-
siderable proportion of the dust which is al
lowed to settle on exposed food must enter the
human mouth.
The Rochester plan OF making merchants put
their produce In show cases or keep 1t behind
their show windows is a good one. we wish
It were enforced here.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
OGDEN PARTY STARTS.
Will Attend Ninth Annual Conference on
Education in the South at Lexington.


Nearly one hundred guests OF Robert c. Ogden
left Jersey City on special train at 4:o6 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, bound for the ninth annual
conference on education in the South. 20 be held
in Lexington. KY. En- route. other guests VIII be
picked UP at Philadelphia. Washington. Richmond.
Lynchburg and Cincinnati.s
Included among those who left New York were
the following: DR.. and Mrs Robert Abbe. Richard
Aldrich. the Rev. Samuel H. Bishop Edward =
Brown DR.. and Mrs. Wallace ButtEick, Professor
Alfred G. Compton. Miss Madeline Compton. the
Rev Dr. James Stuart Dickson. Clark B. Firestone.
R A. Fowler. Thomas A Hayes. Miss May aurl-
burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis s. Hutchins. the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs v.
Everit Macy. DR.. and Nrs. William Henry Max
we'll, George McAneny. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Nathan, Robert C. Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. RolO Os-
den. R. NJ Ogden, Dr. and Mrs. Walter II. Page
Fleming II. ReveI. DR.. James q Russell, Or. VIII
lam Jay Schiefelin. DR.. and Mrs. Albert Shaw. the
Rev DR.. walter 2. C. Smith. Professor David s.
snedden. Professor George D. strayer and HI. p
Waugh
The conference will begin on Wednesday after
noon. in Woodland Park Auditorium. with a bust
ness meeting. Other sessions viii be held Thurs
day and Friday General Bsckham. OF Kentucky,
will deliver the welcoming address.
Among those who are expected TO speak on agri-
cultural education are DR.. James w. Robertson. of
Macdonald College. ST. Ann de Bellevue, Canada;
Dr. Seaman A. Knapp, Of the United States Bureau
Of Plant Industry. Lake Charles Iowa: Or. Wal-
lace Buttrick and Dr. Walter n. Page. Those who
intendents Of education viii be Professor y. s.
shaler. Of Harvard University Dr. Brown Ayrss.
Yerkes, of Washington, and others.
viii 90 to Hampton Institute. where they With see
the unwilling of a bust Of General s. c. Armstrong
instOn on behaif Of the Armstrong 2ssociatiOn Of
this city. by Dr. William Jay SchiefTelin Addresses
will be delivered, Il s expectl ID by DR.. Francis G.
Peabody and Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
MEDICAL RESEARCH IN NEW HOME.
John D. Rockefeller, Founder Of Institute,
Will Attend Formal Opening.

The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Ressa7ca
which has been occupying temporary quarters -
Lexington avenue. az 51st street, for more ti-
two years. has moved into It's new Laboratories q,
Avenue A and 66th street The formal opea-s
which was 70 occur several months asO' uuL -
delayed. has been announced for Friday nay u
at p. m
1t is expected that John D. ROckaielaH sae
founder Of the institute. VIII Be present az -
formal opening. The COMMITTEES havtns n e--s
the details win meet tomorrow afternoo4 =. -. -
plete the ARRANGEMENTS. So far It nas 49, ~
ranged TO have addresses BY Presloens - A-lsr ~
Harvard. President Butler OF Columbia 9l4 -.
William Henry Welch and Dr. Luther Ll-l.,97-
Holt, president and secretary Of the tsoc>1-z-'
Institutes board OF directors
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
Il n7sSscmentS.

ACADEArY or MusIc-2-s:l5-Tse Pit
AIafS.GT TElA--.-S gsuesVtiie.
ASSO-S-The Girl OF the Colleen West
Bz5GC-s:13-Ths Music Master
HtaOADNNAr-o:lS- Nsnoerhit CNp
CASINOS :3s-TNe Social WhirL
COLONIAL Vaudeville.
Fafie~ u Wilderness.
f1ATsE'S- .3o-Cousir F~ouisa-
EfsFSsg EttTSFf1-Ths World 81 Wax
pHFPERE.-2.l5 .l5-s s2o-Feter Pan.
FfFTSss THEA TFf-2-e:l5- 5-afr. HoPizlnson
TEAslTsr5v SlF5f1RA FOCsE-s:l5--ife MssqueIaeels.
F7AsERTERsTF-Irs's gIcToRIA--2-s:l5 :l5-keuoeVaNe-
EtpPODRONEs-2--s--A Society circus.
FIUDsoN-2:15-s American Lord
IRVING PLACES sZe-sSinR- -, -.
TOTs s-s1c-T Tsiddle-twaG1le ana Inc oeNa"
Mars Ciri OF ehe Golden West.
F<fTr(.yFR BOOK ER-S:l5-klle. Nodiste
rTPFRTY-s:I5-The Strength of the Weak
TsYcFryNT-s:TB-The - lion and the Mouse.
LYRICS 1B-AFms snd the Nan.
kFa TDsTTfs-g -e.H5-ZlFa
XFss 8o--ChsTley'e Aunt
sST5fv asFSTERDANf-s:1S-Th ~ Free Lance.
sVTsTT- YOFFI--2-e:lS-The ROlcking Girl.
PfSTeCFsg-e Of Harvard.
" TT.afH1rg-2-s.15-Thc District Leader
WEST T5ND-2-s:15-The Street Singer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

TFr0n IrIoure Hlfsal.I
Washington, May The Austrian Arn0assador
and Baroness Hengelmuller will leave Washing
ton the last OF this month for Bar Har0or' where
they will spend the first few weeks OF the season.
later thev will go 20 Isenox for the summer
The Belgian Minister and Baroness MOneheur re-
turned 20 Washington this morning from a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt. at Bltmore.
Baroness Won dem Bussche-Haddenhausen. whose
illness detained her husband. the counsellor OF the
German Embassy, In Washington much after the
time set for their sailing for Europe. is recover
ing from a low type OF fever. and will within
short time be able TO undertake the trip 20 Ger
many
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

fne annual meet Of the Ladies' Ts-,r,- r.
uo Sluo VIII take place in East 72d strsat - "a
1Htn avenue entrance 20 Central Park AZ = :
.O-uey- IN the absence Of Mrs. ThOulaa TE-s,s - =
me PRESIDENT Of the club who is IN Fr,-,- -
hne viii be led by Mrs. Arthur IesIi- - --t '-s
president. and tho rear win be brouub, -. 20
Louise Guliver. the secretary Ths 49, --ss
~ 4ine viii be Miss Angelica Gerry. lrI-z -. -
Bryce. Miss Mary Hartman. Mr1. q - -
blalF' MIS-. W. Goadby Loew and M, T-
sanger. who although she has been a r-s-.H --.'1 -
tne club Tor several years. will appear o,- -. -
time as whip at one of the annual r.-.,-s .-s'
she Is a daughter Of Professor an1 ~ - -
1aiFuelo Osborn. After being revisU-.4 - - -
4selin at the oval at 10sth street. tba -
proceed down the West Drive n me- - - e4i
thence 20 the Metropolitan Club. vis-s ~. -
will dishand. and the whips with ths.r - -
adjourn to luncheon. -
Formal announcement was made ysss.~s,-, 80,
marriage on Monday last Of Lewis Ca.z -
IT, to Miss Ruth Langdon Emery AZ Cs-,s-ss.-
mass The bridegroom is son Of ra-1f, -
LedyaFd, and was graduated frou yF.---,-s q - -
The newly married couple win max, ,bo.- = &c
q house IN East I'D street. pressntsI =. ,.17 "a
Lewis Cass Ledyard, " %
Mrs. B. A Clark, Mr.. and lIrz. 81 q -
willing Spencer and W. W. Lindley were a1.-s-
the party on the Pioneer coach vhsd II s.s-..7
~~@~% ~-0 ~~S-A-~ AAoUao yesterday ln0F-fr,
daily 70 Ardsley. Alfred VsT4a--T.a u. - rs
Minturn Post Collins has chartered - 49,,
to-day. 'ls
Alcide Ebray. the Consul Gene-.l -
New York. VIII give dinner az nsIT-r-,-,- = =
night n honor Of Admiral Campon and rss,oes'-- =.
OF the French cruiser squadron
William ]. Tlngue jr.. whose marrisz. 4, ,r..
Lillian Morrison viii take place to-mor-.v -
his farewell bachelor dinner last nirht ~ 49,
ico's- Among his guests were Frank T. o-.---
bridge. G. Sherman HOyt. Albert W. Pu,-s- NJ
E Powers. Putnam Morrison and Howard Cs-.--
Another farewell bachelor dinner last u'-,s "a.
that given by Henry Slack whose marriazs =, ~.
Rosalie COe Campbell Is fixed for Saturday d, O.
vary Church. The dinner was at the s. NIerol,,
Club. and among the guests were EIbsrt + W.
merding, William Kent, r.. Charles G 7,vrsens
Archibald King, Henry Tobin MaurT. Fck6s-- a.
Kay and Franklin Stetson-
Mrs Henry E Coo entertained al 6luns- 1,ss
night. at her house. in East 10Th strsat hsr 80
Miss Rosalie COe Campbell, and the Iatter's b-s.z
maids. including Miss Martha Townsend Mss Ia
bella Wetherin. Miss Elizabeth Auohincloss Y-zs
Dorothy Pierrepont Edwards. Miss Dorothy R55s4-
velt and Miss Margaret Slack
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
SONS Of a. 3. ELEcT oFFIcERs

Boston. May 1.-The delegates TO the annu.-
gress Of the National Society, Sons of ne - - =,
can Revolution. elected the following oNs o,,~
day: President general. Cornelius a ST-s
Peeksxin N. Y: vice-presidents sen-l,4' -
Greeley Parker, Lowell. Mass; Edward - - -.
RoekIand. Ne: Henry StOckbridge. Baltinlos1 -
drew w. BRAY. East Orange. n J.; 4 l. =.
Richmond. Va; secretary and registrar solo-+- -
Howard Clark. Washington: treasures 49,
Isaac W. Birdsye. Bridgeport, Conn., - -.
general Professor William X. Wyckes' 49, 80 60
chaplain general. the Rev. julius W.
1v1T1h
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
TWO KINDS

From The London Chronicle, r--n At
The Joke OF the Vicar OF Withycol.l,oS,- Sls..a
the Fasfer Vestry as 20 his lasglro cne-S5 NJ TIE
being not pillar" but uuss.s~-rr, -lIl.. :
(shIlrch because ne supported 70 oNl..,-, n las
one Csrvs n cOrresDondentl Of another ~ - tae
same Kind delivered from a London s,-,s- t~s
Pev Holm Mcneil John was uiii,.ss- sf--o z1t
'ss,cOtch Church" Regent SQUARE az t.-',rs w -Ts
IN his own h0uely way was dfiylns u.s. WS efior q
with TELLING eject. lie suddenly p1st-' f1Va.
hortinl his congregation 10 be yoiAS,ss,- i<s1~
with h twinkle On his eye. said. A,sSyiasd no
always think Ol church EleE1laFs Nc-.7
two claa,es-pllla-rs and olLagl A-A-s
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
WELL KNOWN AMERICANS IN WRECK
Steamer Train for Paris in COllision-Ian.
fear NOrrie Slightly Hurt.

~'N~~~N @-~c%-s@I &~-4N
Paris. May 1.-The line from Cherbourv "a p,-s,
Is sun blocked at Andresy. where the Trarss.-
4antlc special train. bearing passengers for, tss
KAISER Wilhelm II. was IN collision with f-4lzs,
train from Nantes last night All the pzss.nes-s
arrived here safely this morning. The three u.-
Killed and those who were seriously WOUNDED
were employees The American passengers va,
only shaken Lanfear NOrTfe had one Of his Ezais
slightly cut by glass.
MS. George Won L. Meyer. wife q the Au.sriraa
Rmoassador 70 Russia. and her daughtsrs wss
were among the passengers. on her arrival hars
first went TO the Hotel Ritz. and later moved 70 8
private residence They suffered only from ia
excitement
Mrs. Ogden Mills and her daughters Bsat-s-s
ana GLADYS who also were In the wreck, are g.
0lSpOse0 as result OF the excitement bur Grs
Jose LAmantour. the Mexican Minister Of FI-za-s
who Is on his way 70 Madrid as the repress7tsilFs
OF Mexico at King AlfOnsO's wedding, sad that
both engines were wrecked. and that G. water vas
killed In the car in which the Minister vas rEl1s
Gustav II. SchWab, New York agent Of ths North
German Lloyd Steamship Company. received ds-
patch from Paris yesterday. saying that the s1scl
steamship train from CherbOurs arrived at F1-is
two hours late with passengers from the can-
pany's steamer Kaiser Wilhelm u. from AcF
York The dispatch says that none OF tno paSs.l-
gers were injured IN the collision
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
rHE cuRIEs As NOsTs.
From The Pau Mall Gazette

From The Pail Mall Gazette 1,-z
Professor and Nine. Curie. VINO Ls',,'s ~ 5lgs
have scOrned delights and lived 49,. - s1nY IS
vVore moi v-ffbout a sense OF humor- 10 - S--r
told that when an the world was rinsil.e ~ fsaT
praise. they invited a few choice LiiSS,I iS-S,I 4 Ils1
served up IN the chemical apparatus 49, re t-e
experiments The lights were tufsig1 49, SC-s- 81 TIE
darFuess-tO usa an lrishiSm-cOulo % 49, ~ f11
brilliant sDluttering Of the inflniteslIil iSr- vs
new element which remained IN thS th. Ns 80 9'i1Nat
sells. What disastrous results. u e.E NJ ~
this freakish meal history depoSetn - ,--ass -
know Is that the professor s9rNlseS 49, - Icl
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
AmPHIoN NOT TO LOSE LICENSE

Justice Sutherland. Of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. has determined that the AmDhiOn The
atre need not lose its license for giving Sunday
performances. on the action brought against Man
ager William T. Grover. BY the Rev. william s.
Chase rector Of Christ's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Justice Sutherland asserted that the sec
uOn OF the charter adduced would permit a pro-
by the municiDality
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
Abouf People and Social Incidents.

81, os Albany. The ceremony win t~ts r,,..
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Cl,-reh d. y
- .osS -, on Aley !. There win Be a reception 4,
the nome ot Justice and Mrs Harlan Gsrro--,.
tne ceremony. The maid OF honor wln - -.
Helen Louise Sargent and the brsds-ma,z, =.
haltn Miller Miss Mary Carlisle Mis- TTo-eo- =
~. ale' Ailas Elizabeth Knox. OF Troy. y. y ~.
S'llson. OF Boston. and Miss Joan Bird o. -.
enusetts. cousin Of the bride -7 N'-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
MEDAL FOR GROVER CLEVELAND

Oscar S. Straus. behalf OF the Executive
Committee Of the Celebration Of the 25Oth Anni-
versary OF the Settlement Of the Jews In the
United States. yesterday gave ex-President Grover
Cleveland gold medal struck on IN cOnIlemora-
tiOn OF that event Only two medals were Struck
off in gold. The other presented TO President
Roosevelt The medal was designed by q New
York sculptor, IsidOre KOnti
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
King ALEoNso IN LoN0oN

London, May king Alfonso % ssA-. &
Processes Eina and Henry Of Battenbers 49,
London this evening. having trsvele9 9iI,' ~ y
BY the pOpulace.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

''The Boston Herald" has had May moving,
and is TO be congratulated upon it's handsome
new home and new outfit at the corner Of Tre-
mont and Mason Streets "The Herald" leads
the uptown march. and evidently believes In
Mahomet going TO the mountain. May 1t live
long and prosper in its new quarters!
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
NEW RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC POST.

Berlin. May baron KrOupensly. first sec
retaTy OF the Russian Embassy here has been
appointed counsellor OF the Embassy OF Russia
at Washington. post which has not hitherto
existed. The baron viii rank next to tho Am
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Two prominent educators OF New Mexico
shot each other dead last Sunday in the main
street Of Deming. Dispatches from that town
enlarge the scholastic eminence Of the duel
lists but unfortunately neglect to state whether
the dispute settled was personal or academic
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
AMERICAN LECTURES AT BERLIN.

Berlin. May L-James Lawrence Iaughlin, pro
fessor OF economy at the University OF Chicago,
began series Of lectures to-day on American
economic subjects before the Society for the Study
OF Political Science.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Chicago In the unaccustomed role Of Spot
less Town will be worth trip half way across
the continent to see.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

New York City's relief fund is still climbing
toward the s4OoOOOO mark. Roll It up and
break all records in a good cause!
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

DR.. Hansteen. a Norwegian scientist asserts
that moss. subjected 70 chemical process and
properly cooked. delights "the most blase cpl
cure" and is as nutritious as vegetables. The
rolling stone that gathers no moss will now De
less popular than ever with frugal housewives.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Liverpool on the TeutOnic
Mr.. and Mrs sDonoeTI J: X MaeKenzIe.
Hall. Miss Helen IFottoF
Anton Won RcOy
Those who will embark to-day for Rotterdam on
the Statendam are:
Mr.. and MFs. Henry f. Mr. and Ms W. G. AIser
Boardman DR.. n A.
Miss r. L. Todd. Miss Eleanor II.
Paul y. King.
The cabin list of the Ryndam which arrived
yesterday from Rotterdam. included:
DF, and Mrs Charlie. A Nlrs ]. 3 Walker.
OEeNiy. Miss A A. Blair.
y. w. Ripley,
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Bremen
on the FronpFinz Wilhelm we're:
~. and Mrs John r. BOYD ". p. Rsdlnstoa-
MI hnd Nfs M a 9unst Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.codgood
Mt. and Mrs Wm- LsvlA Mr.. and John Marah-
Gustav HSnlH PpAfs~>ar MAx aaoh.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

If his manager speaks with authority. Hob
sons choice" is TO be President
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

ages OF war In city and country are being re-
paired. The opening Of Manchuria Will largely
increase knowledge as well as commerce.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Paris has evidently outlived her Oarricade
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Travellers who arrived yesterday from Bremen
on the FSronprinz Wilhelm were:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Mp. and Mrs. John II. BOYD
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, A. Gunst.
Mt. and Mrs. Wm LsuA
Gustav IL BSAlH-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

William ]. Tingue. r., whose marrisz- n M,
Lillian Morrison viii take place to-morr.r -
HIS farewell bachelor dinner last night A. ps,~,,-
ico's- Among his guests were Frank + o.
bridge. G. Sherman Hoyt Albert W. Pusrs-- ~
E Powers. Putnam Morrison and Howard Cs-z--.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

" n ENcIlllk TII-
MI. and Mrs. W, blcodgood
Mr. and Mrs. John MIAh-
pTN<eAoug Max RaioA