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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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~ laflef " ftsllY . dlsseytatinn ~ the
sihlea N Feft aFd professionalism shieh
N eeufna No. asshlra n ~ eslb ,As eaes
gilasesfs ellh sh"sl -
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@HsNlH ffalhiHe esfsHsa faff tHl thsn
aaiyely H'F bet that y CUTS . dHafsHs
~. IVY a'a;grg {AT = =. s,'Z
hIsi ~ him N ltps NsHaef dagine The
~ NJ ~HeNqesHteH NJ elhNe HlgitY ansi
eoFtaieiv euaht hnt ~ have SUFFERED ~
elnilagily N p helng Ysf he lnvsi
enHeislent sshlaies esnefally Nat thstt
ssesnses lali y l!ae iiehag ss s9ousf
ehamrtVr sklrs sod sekss mssiiea. ppiRe
= eartleuHaa, Nsfsgyet ~ Tally hsd -
fteht ~ areanf esfantea lhaH hNHdFelfa
" others ~ uhum every shilllna n 4 eun-
ahief sflun, lNfHnrHI
sfhefe ~ apptheF saferf ~ ne 1%ilrstlen
ss.sn, pIs oI3 4,ss,'v TX. e s,rs.s:,,
give. Ne tlre BE stesgy, bss .tupehte
and me lert yeegs " Ne tfe ~ d~eerioftna
he aghieitc ahility elona 4 EBysh Iihel Ne
psae,ises aietinehee ant eef daulai shd
fsfeaoea many ~ thr rlsasgree that ~.
rral ~ ysunR manhcedI Athiettcp wili
dasites b. ehine IN them HenfeFAfefina
al this, Il n right w put difficulties In be
Nhyf The well ~ ID, ~ couffe, ten
journey shout from mertiua "a ntretina
~ his sweet Will, but how aloui the
others whose means are ihnitedt After
ala 'pould enter foe thla. that ~ tho other
uleetina, hut q = a ihlsrvenes He is
good enough 10 run ~ the chpfnpionship
meeting, but he cannot AFFORD % DO 81.
This IL where his club ought 10 10 allowed
e step 2: and, 6y lawns be- r a. e h rsrs;
70 the organization IN question
possible harm could rreuiti'
Tho article IL brought 10 q close by two
letters, ona from a Scotch athlete and the
other from Australia. The Scotsman says;
The Scottish a. =, 4; suggests ths' legiti-
forth, and are taking steps TO bear pressure
on other kindred bodies TO that end II is
the only way (a) 10 maintain amatcurtsm
on the m hand, and (bl to prevent semi
professionalism on the other. Under pres
snt condition promoter nS o. ", nWst spS{si
induoements TO crack competitors. They
plead lack Of funds, the big Journeys neces-
sary and all sorts OF drawbacks. Unless
well paid In the way Of expenses they refuse
70 compete and the meeting ends In a frost.
Were hard and fast lines laid down as re-
gards the club payments 70 members no
such drawbacks would eyist.
a correspondent haillng from down
under kindly informs me that Australian
athletes OF n class invariably have their
expenses paid when they 60 to England,
Greece, &c. Either the clubs subsidize
them or they are cent abroad by public
subscription. He wonders at the action
OF the English A. A. A. in this connection
and emphasizes the fact that we are the
only country which has not behaved in
similarly sportsmanlike fashion"
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century ago such classics as THE Blue
Bells OF Scotland" and THE Last Rose OF
Summer" were sung at the music hall; that
the ShakespeariAn lyrics were still regarded
as national songs and performed on the
nightly. programme TO an enthusiastic
music hall audience,
The old music hall songs had one advan-
tage over the modern, which might easily
be remedied. AS o rule they were set TO
any old we'll known tune, 30 that there
was no tricky air TO be mastered before a
song came into favor 4 man wrote 4
no trouble about the music, but just wrote
II "To the air Of An Old Cork Leg and
the Job was done.
Salaries have been r~evolutionized since
the early days. When the new Canter-
bury was opened thirty years ago George
offered the princely salary OF f2o q week:
At that time the Canterbury was the chief
hall in London. All the town travelled
over the water to zee the ballet. and the
Great Vance, Arthur Roberts, Nelly Power
and Phyllis Broughton were the stars OF
the day.
Now, when most artists have O carriage,
II Is curious to recall that Leybourne was
presented by the manager Of the Canter-
bury with q carriage and pair on the Ok
press understanding that he drove about
In 1t "by way Of advertisement"
In one respect the comic songs of forty
wears back have been improved upon.
Then the chorus was invariably 'Tra-la-la.
Diddle-diddle-dee.' or some other similar
gag. The songs in which the chorus Ia the
principal charm ara only a gradual develop
ment. One Of the first was Mr.. Bowyer's
popular Little Bit Of Sugar for the Bird. n
The chorus Of this famous song was no
adaptable that II ran 10 $40 verses, stanzas
being added to suit all occasions, The
original words ran thus:
When Dicky sits upon his perch
And sings q little song.
There's o little bit OF sugar for the bird.
Some would call n bribery
And cay It's very wrong.
That little bit OF sugar for the bird.
ROW ladies ere lire dioky birda
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PHYSICIANS OATH YEARS AGO.
Georgia Practitioners swore by Apollo and
Asculapius and All the Gods.


Asculapius and All the Gods.
From tie Auousta Chronicle.
Secretary Goodrich Of the Board Of Health
has recently received q copy OF the oath that
a physician had to take In the olden days.
and he has IL exhibited In the ONCE OF the
Board Of Health. The oath is a very strict
one. and II a physician abided by 1t he had
to be a perfect gentleman In every respect.
There is no physician in Augusta now who
had to take this oath. as it has been aban-
doned for more than seventy-fve years. The
oath Is as follows:
Il swear by Apollo. the physician. and
Esculapius and Health and Allheal and all
the gods and goddesses that according 10 my
ability and judgment:
81 will keep this oath. this stipulation to
reckon him who taught me this art equally
dear to me as my parents, TO share my sub
stance with him and relieve hia necessities II
required, TO look upon his offerings In the
sam footing as my own brothers and to
teach them this art. II they shall wish TO
learn II:
without fee or stipulation either by pre-
cept, lecture and every other mode Of In
structions. / will impart q knowledge OF the
art TO my own son and those Of my teachers
and to disciples bound by q stipulation and
oath ~. lao ,,...
none otherS viii I follow the system Of regimen
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which according to my ability and Judgment

which according to my ability and judgment
l consider
For the benefit Of my parents and abstain
I Wi" 1--WE no deadly n q TO to'S anv one
II asked not to suggest any such counsel.
With purity and holiness ] will pass my life
laboring under the stone. but will leave this
to be done by men who are practitioners OF
this work. Into whatever hou sos / enter
and will abstain from every voluntary mis-
chief and corruption.
And. further. from the seduction OF females
or males Of freshmen and slaves. whatever
In connection with my professional practice
or not In connection with II ! SEQ or hear in
life Of men which ought not TO be spoken OF
all such should be kept secret. While ! con
tinue 70 keep this oath unyiolated, may 1t be
eef f1tPbtee art to respcete eh bbVyy ali In men snq In 'a ali ptirmasessice
But should | trcspssS and violate this oath
may the reverse be my lotis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

For when they sing and play.
The men get so enraptured. they are carried clean
away.
They lavish diamonds on them; II you ask them
they will say
It's q little bit OF sugar for the bird.
Sweet. sweet; tweet, tweet
Is not 10 a funny thingI
II che dances like a g~raoeiet
He sends her round a bracelet
It's q little bit Of sugar for the bird.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
Gold Coin In n Tree.

LtsueuT Centre corTeepondcnce 81. Paul
Pioneer Prses.
While Huber brothers were saving of a
slab from a large white ash log on the farm
peculiar opening was found In the wood,
which aroused their curiosity. An ~lnvestI-
CATION disclosed seven twenty dollar gold
Apparently a hole had been bored in the
trunk Of the tree. b money deposited and
the hols plugged up. The money must have
on the coin vas 1854.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
Nuf benz Ofbahnhpfe

= 4uf benz Otbabnbofe
in Yaris entbedten 2ofomotipfiibrer
unb Maf9iniftsn tir5li4 unter benz
Speiiepasen bes GrpreB : Orient ei>
men lanofrei4ermdbis setleibstsn
iunaen Mann BON etpa 20 Sdbren,
Der spii9en stpei nit Der aii9e bes
@agens in 8erbinbung ite6enben
Sei5rDbren i'm tisfften @9lafe lag;
ben &opf bate er iia nit einem aer'
riHenen ueber3ieher bebedt. Man
fuedte ben unbetannten Soldier auf
iinb erfubr bon tim, Der an alien Glie=
bern aittsrts, bab er Humdns lei, Ois
mitri 8usiles beige unb bic Neiie BON
Rontantinopel nad paris unter Dem
Spsiispasen liesenb sema9t babe.
Na9 &pnftantinopel lei CT auf einem
Oampff9ifF bon gonftanta eetommen
- alei9faus als blinber pafaster.
53 Stunben bat er unter benz Speiie.
fpaaer uerbra9t unb i9eint fi9 bort
trob Der StDbe unb troB Der unbeims
Iithen 6abrgefhpinbigteit re&t gut be-
fumben gu babsn. Or bat aIsrbinss
ipG6penb bss lebten abeils bes Nst1e
bunsern miifen unb bic Spetemasen<
fii9e tpar bod 10 nabe, nur bur4 elm
8rett bon ibm 9~etrennt. OaS @tfi9t
battle er fiH NIT benz uebersieksr be-
bedt, INN nidt burd ben fur9tbarem
2uftitrom auber Mtbem sebra9t 80
perben. Die poliaei lieb ben felta<
men Reifenben na4 &umdnien 5urids
f9affep.
Tin 8epeis ii Die
Ginbisteit Der baberif9en poit aeist
Elm 8irser aus 8ambers cine Pofts
tarte DOE, bic am IL. 4pril aus @olb
6ia Wereinigte Staaten) on folgenoe
Mbrefe abgefanbt purbe: PIN bas
f9pere Dofein in 8abern, Oberfranz
fen" Mm "a. Mpril gelangte bic
Rarte prompt nod 8amberg unb
tpurbe unper5ii9Ii9 an 9errn Burger.
Rir9ner Bel CT. Satpb, abgeliefert.
Wiefp bas2 Hun, bieier 9err fibrt Bel
ieber pafeHben unb unpafenben @eles
genbeit ben Musbrud rS9peres 90
fein" imWeunbe, Der Tim b.1a audi als
@pisname eeblieben 1T. Batter bon
rreun kbenbigsn Rinbsrn. bdtte ct freis
li4 pohl @runb, Don einem f4tpereu
Dafein 5u fpre9en; bod 1T es ibm
xt@t 70 ernft bamit; er 1T pielmebr
BON etnem unpertpiiftli4en Dptimis,
mus erfiint 1nb lGbt fi9 troy feinea
~f4peren DaieinsN feinsn @@opptu
gut f4meden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
Reues unmetter.

In ieinem gar3s1 umfanse nod ni9t
iiberisben, bod III sr Obne Grase be.
beutenb.
Ggrartsr niben Beri9te
Il Der @bicagoer S4Ia9t.
h6e aus.
Berlin, 8. Stunt. Sn ben
Sldttern eri9sinsn lange Bsfpredun.
gen tiber bic sraufisen 3ufdnbs In ben
@bicagoer Sdladtbbfen. tpie fe In ben
bonn 2abel ibermittelten gntbhlunaen
bar9efeat finb. 3ismIi9 alsemein
uirb bie grtuartuns seduBsrt, bab bic
I'm 8sRbe Der Wafbinstonsr @egierung
bsfinbIiden amtlt9sn Neri9te Der
8enntnib oss publitums ni9t portnt-
baltsn tpsrben folten.
Den Organen Der Agrarier finb bic
t~entattonelen S1tloerungen rratiirli9
WaRer auf bic Wtble. sic bsnuben
BITE Weloungen 3u benz 3meds, UNI ben
ausf4lub bon ameritanii&em Ba4isn.
feifd, bas ni&t bur9 bic hieFssn Bs.
b6rben unteriu&t 1T, au rs9tfertissn.
llnb ote SniereH.n berlansen, haB auf
@runb Der In &ebe fsbenoen gntbil.
luneen cine Milberung Der ginfubr.
b,rbOte ni9t mebr tn Re9nuns ge3ossn
perbe uno bic neueffen %grfabruneen
bel ben nnterbanolunsen betrefs zines
6anbslsbertra9es nit ben 0~ereinteten
Staten belle Bsridf4tigung finbsn.
9iebifaer S9uIratb.
BerIin, 8. SUM-. Gin proasb,
weldsr In msiten 9reifsn SntsreKe sr.
regte, TT ioebsn tn DaHeloorf gum abs
i9lub selan9t. Die oortige Siraftam.
mer berurtbeilte ben S9ulratb q. @.
Or. $roRe, Der f9 tuegsn Disbfabls
gu bsrantuortsn batte, 3u 3uei @O3en
@efdngnib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

Berlin, 8. Stunt. Die Qunbe
bon benz fu&wtrbigen Bombenattentat
auf bas iunspermdbIte fpanif&e 3o'
nigspar bat bter aIgemstneI 8efarsun9,
MbT&eu unb grobs aufresuns berpOr.
Gerufen. Die BIdtter berleiben ibrer
gnirdfuna iibsr bie untsr ben umfdn.
ben hoppeIt unmenf9Ii&e unb brutale
S&anotbat snersii&en ausbrud uub
perIangen BITE unbarmbersiee inter.
nationale BerfoIgung bes ni4tswtir'
biaen anar&ifen.g eFnbeIs. um Is 10.
nett tuis iras,b m6gli& unf&dbli4 3u
MAIDEN.
Oil .NorOOsuti8s aIsemsiae Set.
tuns" fpri&t an erfter 6tele offaisQ
TIRE tiefe Spmpatbis NIT benz iungeii
paar aus, bas wie bur9 etn @unber
Der unmitttIboren &obesasfabr emit.
rcnner. uibsral giebt I'D aud tuarms
bsraige 9betlnabme fur bic unf&ul.
biget Opfer Der perbre&erif&en 9bat
funb.
Der Qatfer tibermIttelte benz 36nies.
paar In Nabrtb feline @Iidwnnf&e CUR
aeitune. Sbn srrei&te Die amili&s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
SIN peraansenen SATIRE

SIM berean9enen SABRE
tpurbe Bel ben Itaatlihen seologis
f6en Mufnabmen in Der fibDftlihen
SIDE OftpreuBsns elm @meiienfaufen
bon 1.65 Bis Ito Meter 9Obe ges
funben, pieaei6t Der ftattlidite 8au
bie5er Dirt in gang Seutidlanb. 4uf
i'm ftieb in Der t0nisliden Sort
6epbtmalbe (8reis Inserburs), unz
meit beg fleinen Oorfes SatunOtpteu
auf Der auppe bes bO4ten 8ergriiz
dens i'm Sasen 200 Der fOnislide
@eolose 81. BON @iGborff. @r be-
ftebt lebisli6 aus 5i6tnnabsln unb
bat cine fteile feselfDrmige 9etalt
nit i9arfer Spite. 9ie Mmeifen bes
9afens unterfdsiben fi4 in 9rOBe
unb Musieben in ni4ts bon Der gez
p0bnli9en Mmeiie. 8emerfensperib
III, bab trob f~orgfGltiser Iufmerts
5amfeit in benz gan5en Gorftrepier
6epbtpalee pie AUDI in ben angren=
senben Goritsebieten @otbebube unb
Borten fein Im~eiftnbaufen bon ans
nGbernb bieier @rOBe (nur foIde Biz
au 1 Meter 9Ohe) tpeiter gefunbeB
perben fonnte. Bel Dale in Der 2us
neburger 9eibe fDurbe iibrieens bon
prof. Dr. puntunie ebenfans I'm bera
gangenen Sabre Elm carbohydrates
bon GbnIidtr 0r6Be mie Der bd
6ephtpolbe oufgefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
@rokbritannien.
6 riglanb oas MDl Der
Mnar9ifer n.


2oncon, 8. Suni. Dos auf
R6nig aIfOnio unb 8bnisin gietoria
bsrtibte Mttentat beriibrt bic 8ep6lte'
rung @roBbritannisns nabe, inoem es
bic anaelsssnbsit Der geberberauns Der
Nnar9ifsn, bic lan9e i'm 9~intet9ru1os
ssrubt bate, tuisbsr In ben 8orber'
sruno brdnst. Sisie 5ra9e plrb In
isbem Sale fofort Dor bas parliament
eebra9t psrbsn. iobalb bisfss nod ben
Yfnsfferien mieoer auiammentritt,
unb guar In Gorm elmer @eisBesbOr.
lags, usl9s bic Nnar9ifsn aus ibrem
Ianss ssnuRsnen 3uflu8tsOrte grObbri.
tannisn bsrtrsibsn foq. Der grfolg
Der bissbsShsli8en agitation TIT aaer'
binss NOD problematii8; isbr biel
hdn9t ab bon benz &eiultate elmer
iosben bon ben .SeOtlanb Yarb" De-
tsftibs unb anberen Beb6roen singe.
lsitsten unteriu&ung. Die Scotlano
Darb Beb6rben feben Der Anf4t, bab
bas Wabriber 2omplott In England
ausgsbsdt worben. Iteptii9 ss9entber;
oas biz iebt ssiammelte geweismate-
rial bsrs9tiat nod nidt 81 Der befimm.
ten 8sbauptung. baB 2OnbOn Der
Rsnbeibous.p lab Der Mnar9ifen unb
bic gafis i6rer m6rbsrii9sn Operatio,
men if.
Wtro bies isbo9 na&sewieisn, 10
uirb bas g~erlangen zines gin9reifens
Der Rseisrrne tpsisntli9 bsrfdrtt unb
bic ausf9ten zines anti.a nardifsn=
@eisbss tuerbsn bsbsuisnb fsigsn. 5ir
LANCE 3eit bot tn @roBbritannisn Elm
tisf sinestpurssItes @sfhbl gsbsrri9t
gegen Ausipsrrung irgeno tpel4er poli'
tii9sr 5lti9tlings obsr 9sri9m6rer.
unb alsm Nni&sine nod bsfano auf
Ssitsn Der Mnar9tfsn sin usbersin-
tommsr, bic Witsliebsr Der brttiE6sn
26ntasfamilie ni9t az beldfigen, 10
lange ben anar9ifisn bic Shore beg
2anbss often unb He tudbrenb ibrss
M~ufsntbaltes baislbf Dor 8~srfolgung
fiber ieisn. gs it f9On iu wieoerbol.
ten Walen ~bebauptst porbsn, bic bri-
tii9s @ebeimpoli3ei babe bic Smmunis
tdt Der Witalisoer Der Q6~niasfamilie
,ur @runblags zines f0rmliGsn pattss
nit ben anar&iFen aema8t, uno elm
gru9 bisIss Bates isitens Der Mnars
9iHsn isi burd N~norObung bsftisHer
gsrfolsungen our8 bic britii9e &egis.
rung Dermieben tporben. - @rifiri
ein FOLDER Yertraa tutrtli9, 10 baben
ibn bic Anar&ifeu bur9 oas Nttental
auf bic ipanii9e a6nisin sebro3en;
benin bieIe if Elm @ntsltinb Der bsrfor.
benen 36niein Dietorta bon Grobbrt.
tannisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
Stalien.
u nar9iFs perbaftet

~ " " W ! u u w.
Y o 8. Stunt. Die polisei, bic
auF bic SPUR zines anar1ifii9sn
2omplottes getomme1 III, bas ieinen
Sib In NneOna am abriatii9en Wssrs,
los Weilen nprb6fli9 BON &om Bat,
nabm baislbf %unsrtpartets 6ausiu9un.
gen Dor. BET sinsm Barbier Hamsns
@abbiansli tuurben bsrf9isbens grplo.
fbfoHe, bic bauptidali6 aus gblorat,
potai9e unb S&msfel befanben, unb
brei fertiqe Yombsn borssfunbsn. Die
2sbteren ftnb ettuas erbbsr ais cine
Orange, baben einsn bunteln Cement.
iiber3ug unb Hno NIT tur3eii 3ino.
f9ntren perieben; fe babsn Elm dbns
li&ss Nusisben. tuis b~isisniss. bic auf
20nis aIfonio gsi9leutert wOroen III.
@abbiansni unb 3uJlf anbers gnar.
&ifen fnb perbaftet tuorben. Die ito
iienif8e poli3et batte tpsniss Saee Dor
Der ipanii&en 6o9seit sin 2omplott
gegen bas 2eben Mlfonfo's entbsdt unb
bie ipanif9e polisei bierpOn bsna9ri9.
tist. Die Ausbebuns bes Anar9iHen-
Nsffss In aneora lset bic Bermutbunp
nabe, bab cine Deri&w0rung eesen bas
2eben 26nig 0ietor gmmanueIs I'm
@ange iR, Der far gnbe bisies Wona.
tes cine Reife nod Mneona eepIant bat.
OeRerrei@.tlnsatn.
Reuts Rabtnett aebfIbet.
Wien, 8. Sunt. 0eute berIautei
bon fsnR eutuntsrri&tsisr eeite. bab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

tsIsgrapbif4e 0a4ridt bon benz ira.
9ii&en greigniB, als CT Nbenbs Der
@alaporRenuna In Der igI. 5ofopsr
b%simobnts, psI9s ben feflt4en Gag
Der Grtbiabrsparabe auf benz 8smpel.
bofer 6elos beI9lob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
g &iffs.u d.

Berlin, 8. Stunt. Nus 2ur.
BADEN tpiro eth uuf See boraetommenes
ungliid 9emeIbet. Der 5ii&erei.
Sampfer Diana" III infoIee 3uiam.
menfobes NIT einem Schooner geiun.
Ten. unb a&t Wanr baben ibren Sob
tn ben WeIen e~efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

Worth Spbnep, g. g., 8.
Suni. Se&s arbeiter bes epbnep.
B~erg,uerfss, bie In einent Hoote auf
ben Rrebsfang auseefabren ipareri. sr.
tranfen tn 6oIse umttppens bss 6atr.
3euees.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
MAIL TUBE ROUTES.
High Bids Make Difficulties for
Postoffce Department.
,- r,,s u,.b,ns B,i-eau ]


washington Oct. s-The question OF awafoils
contracts for pneumatic tubes under the plus SUI
ulitted to the Postoffce Department seVerdi oaE
ago is now in Postmaster General CorteYou
hands Mr. Shallenberger. the Second Assistant
Postmaster General. wrose Office has direct chafge
of the pneumatic tube service, has MADE report
IN the Postmaster General regarding the ods'
which did not attract as much competition as the
Postofice Department had hoped for. In order
to carry on the tube service where 1t is already In
operation the Postofce Department must award
new contracts before the end of October. AS no
proposals whatever were received for four of the
cities provided for in the Postofice Appropriation
act the department is now working on the problem
of how TO distribute the contracts without using
up much or the fund as to leave these cities
without the service.
The prices asked by the bidders were so high
that the full service contemplated in the various
cities cannot be provided In New York it IS
probable that thu Postoftce Department will seek
10 shorten the distances on the routes where ii is
proposed the pneumatic tube lines shall run. In
this way il is hoped to considerable of the
expense necessary under the original plan. Ex-
perts OF the department engaged in q
revision of some of the proposed routes.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER 9. 1906.
SUPREME COURT MEETS.
Colorodo- : Kansas Irrigation Case
Jfau Be Postponed.

washington Oct. s.-After a four mon'i s +atss
cation the Supreme Court of the unla.. n'. ,o1 r,
convened to-day for the term OF l'o0-
acordance with the usual custom an
mont was taken 20 permit the ineiilO
In a body on the President which 'no9 C.,o-
II is probable that the arsui,i o,,rios the
ra,sos irrigation case. which occupies the
e., r,oce on the docket, viii be pos'poneo
,r,u later in the term. Counsei REPRESENTING
both sides of the controversy ana inc govern
ment were in the courtroom to-day Cniel JUS
,ice Fuller informed them that. owing 10 the
constitutional questions involved the couf :
prohably would prefer to postpone the hear,ns rn
tire,nent is filled The decision of the court oli
This point will be announced tomorrow VII
In the case Of Virginia against west VII .
,;ria involving responsibility for the paHhienh II
~ the debt of the former state. West virginia ma
has indicated Its purpose OF entering .bi
Iutirrer to the compliant Leave 10 uo '
nroha bly, will be asked tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, October s, 1906
ARRIVED.

90 steamer Main Ger Won Borei. Bremen September a7
70 oefchs Co. with 4l7 cabin $40 steeraes
seasefs and rndse Arrived the al n9 -
steamer Irish Monarch t3r. new) 1892 tons from,
CassoN september 20. TO Benham in hasst
traGa " van 'o~o 10Y AUS
Steamer La Bretagne Gr) verlynd. Havr, s.p.-n,bsr
'ie CABIN and 9ss steerag- passengers and nSse Ar
rived the Par IN @ -''N''- M -
- steamer Noordan Dutch stenger ROTTERDAM, and
hpilogle september ~, 10 the Holland Anerca Tine
VIZ $50 cabin ans ls3 steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 3 p m anu 'iNs''
steamer hfoonand. Doxrud. Antwerp and Dover Sen,
ttloe ~ 10 the RED star Line $50 cabin ana "a
10 - '"e haF at
steamer Yumuh Cuban. Byrne Manzanilio se,ten,be
- tlenfues"s 20 Santiago - and 6uant,namo Ec,nb.r
Bar al m. @''''o" Ut THO
steamer Prinz August Wilhelm (Gep Bode savantlIa
september 70 Ca1hagena 2o Port I.imon 30 Kinrson
October and fortune Islands
Arrived st the Bar at m. ~ ~
steamer Pafrsn tNon Norberg, Matanzas sen,suber
"a and Havana October 2 10 Daniel Bacrn vt 80
Arrived the Bar at 530 a IN. ' "''h sugar
steamer caracas Woodrick, CabelIo ean,.rh.-
IS, Curacao 30 Ia Guaira october ana s.n -
Houlton. Bliss Daliett. with forty-four
mails and mdse Arrived at the =, ''sea'
~ Shanghai July Manila 10 zen, S4e -,
August Port SAID September isers - ,rs S
octcbe d. 10 Philip Rapreeht, with mdse AT,,sS
the 3 go a m. i'i'ed a.
steamer To.ga CBti. Pattle. Rio Jane,yo e..-,
IS Patio R4P-ecit IN ballast. Arrived ~ r. w.
1910 n n ~ -A@ b'r
steamer HI slso. Po.,. Galveston oosss.r ~ .s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Dover; oct s. $50 n--Arrlved steamer Finland Ap-
field New York for Antwerp land proceeded).
Hamburg, Oct 8. M--Arrved. steamer Ameries O;e-
SauermanE. New York via Plymouth and Cherboure -
Bremen, Oct nt-Sailed steamer Chemrttz DER,
Jantzen, New York. '''
Plymouth Oct g. $40 m-Arrived. steamer KronDrtnz
Wilhelm Ger. Richter. New Cherbourg and
Bremen Cand proceeded 1:15 n1-Ssed steam, .-
Pretoria Ger schrottcr Crom Hamburg and Bou-
logne). New York. "
Cherbourg, Oct s. noon-Arrived steamer Kronprn, WI
helm tGer) Richter, New York via Plyinouth for
Bremen (and proceeded. ~ i0'
Gibraltar, Oct Passed Maria AUST, Cero
limch. Trieste, for New
(Frl Tourner, York 0'siio
Boulog1c g. 6 . m-Sail,i. steamer Nueuv Aps.or
Dutch. Bonjer from Rotterdam New YorI
Antweo, Oct 6-Sailed steamer st Cuhbert (Brl Jts
''' i>"i7'
Barbado., 4-Sailed stearne- Canning (Rr, r,r,.
from Santos. New York " 'ie'
Barcelona Oct 2-Sailed. AthaIie CNor, Nadsao
New York. ei'
Rotterdam. Oct e-Arrivsd- steamer Ramsay (Br) Mu-
Lizard. Oct s-Passed. steamer Phoebus Ger schier
Palermo oct Sailed, steamer Pannona (Br). BENSON
Trieste), New York. - '''
Naples Oct Arrived previously Peruga CBr>
Johnston, New York. '''
Tyne Oct SAILED, steamer Potomac (Br). Mckay New,
York previously.
Chrstiansand oct T. nArrved. steamer HelIir Olav
DAM Hoist. New York for Copenhagen.
Sydney. \ w, Oct ARRIVED, Courtfeld CPr>
Martin, New York via Melbourne |'
Bombay Oct 6-Arrived steamer Wildenfels (er) Reis
ing, New York via A1giers