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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
British and American Cotton Bust
ness.

Although the United States supplied
the greater part Of the raw material
from which the goods were made, Eng
land exported last year manufactured
cottons OF a total value OF SAT ,e57 800.
American exports Of manufactured cot
tons for the same year amounted to
SIS, lss, TOO.
Englsnd's exports Of cotton yarns
alone In 1905 amounted to $50, 2i0, 800, or
90 per cent. OF the total value Of our
entire sales OF cotton goods. Our ex-
port sales OF the same product were
s343, 200. England's sales Of cotton cloth
were 1914 ,esO, 900, while u were s47 ,652,-
400. Her sales OF cotton in other forms,
such as lace, thread, hosiery, wearing
apparel, dc, were So, $40 400, and ours
were 81, 1914, 100.
Omitting the yarn question from this
consideration, as our spinners evidently
omit it from their trade considerations,
we give a table OF comparison Of British
and American markets for cotton piece
goods, on the basis Of geographical
grand divisions. The exports for 1905
appear as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Democratic Triumph.

-Four able Democratic Representatives,
members Of the House Committee on
Labor, won a soul inspiring victory
Tuesday. Out of thirteen committee
men. ONLY six. three Republicans and
three Democrats, were present when the
adjourned hearing on the Eight Hour bill
began. While n witness was giving his
reasons for opposing the bill n fourth
Democratic committeeman entered the
room, giving his side the majority. In
stantly the hearing wns interrupted, the
committee went into executive session
and n favorable report on the bill was
ordered.
The public will honor the devotion TO
duty displayed by these committeeman.
twill appreciate their e~agernessto report
a worthy measure, just 10 all interests
in each provision and calculated to ad-
vance the welfare ~ the nation. How
broad minded, how patriotic, how beft-
ting eerious lawmakers such conduct
sppears!
Accordingt TO Chairman GARDNER, none
OF the three Republican committeeman
voted against the report. They are al
most IA conscientious az their Democratic
brethren. The country may rest in per-
fcct confidence az long IA II is convinced
that ia lawmakers act solely in its
interest, uninAuenccd and unmoved by
the bluff and buster of the American
Federation of Labor and similar bodies
Of patriots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
4 Reclamation Win , .u,l.d s,dps.

Senator JosEPH n Brtfpy = written
oHer 'o fis With he Committee % Pnv-
IleEea and LlectIou- o. lstref - re- snA-
ton. - take Effect Il he supreme Cart
dehses hHs a]pphcaiIon pr q f"heanng
viii be read In The hight = hia Notorious
-'ra'azem 10 grab mileage hv show.
inR has fare In A senate doorway for
The purpose Il teIng -@'n and counted
"a present
The court having adjourned, hi appil-
cation will not b. passed upon until the
court assemblies A. the end ~ 'he sum
mer. Every month during the interval
Mr.. BURTON. unless expelled BY the
senate. will draw the sum Of tl6 ~
without making any return for II and
the accumulation - sI months viii
equal the fine imposed upon him by the
court II Judgment IL affirmed. He has
been absent from his sea two years,
during which time the Government has
paid him $1,000 and mileage.
II the committee acts on Mr. BUTTONS
offer favorably it will do 30 with its eyes
open and will owe the country a fun
explanation Of its course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

ETV7FUVW = TuFTF'
The severity Of the fall In the value OF pictures OF
the so called mid Victorian period was proved by
the prices realized at the sale Of the Mappin col
lection. A work by Egg, -Pepyss Introduction
to Nell Gwynne." exhibited In the Royal Academy
OF 1867. realized $50 guineas, tho original price
having been i.eOo guineas. Faed's PROM Dawn
10 Sunset" which was in the Academy In 1854.
dropped from LOO Eulneas In 1857 70 800 guineas.
Raising the Mhypole.- by y, Goodnll. exhibited
In The Academy In 1851, realized i.4oo guineas In
1873. but now fell to 300 guineas. Marcus Stones
Edward II. and His Favorite, Piers Gavcston."
exhibited al the Academy In 1873, fetched only
30 .guineaS. agains, $50 guineAs eleven years AFRO.
A landscape by W. Muller, which had sold IN 1879
for 200 Euineas. now realized 200 %guineas. A large
picture hy W. p. Firth. Pope Making Love 10 Lady
Mary wortley Montagu." realized 40 guineas.
having been previously sold about thirty years
ago for i.sJ0 guineas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

The vermiform appendix Ia no r~especter
OF substances, it will as soon annex a dia-
mond as a grapeseed. Unhappy Is the
plight Of the young woman who swallowed
a "sparkler- in an Omaha jewelry store; she
has qualms Of conscience and infammatory
pains. The owner wants his diamond, and
the surgeons ache to cut it out in the inter-
ests Of science. She Ia willing to make
restitution, but breads mutilation. When
she says the law won't let them murder her
10 recover the bauble, she states 1t correctly.
The interesting question arises whether
the testimony Of the X-ray that she with
holds the diamond would be accepted by a
court Of record. It IS hard enough to tell
a diamond in a how window.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

PdintsrlIs correspondtnes Csesidnd Leader.
To wal, more than a hundred years for = legacy
and then 70 get only eighty eight cents has been the
experience of members Of the Curtis family. who
are descendants OF Polly Gleason Covies.
In l7as the bng william and George was capt.
urcd by a French pnvateer, and under q French
spolia,ion claim suit was begun by Edwin c. Ward.
administrator Of the estate Of Chauncey Gleason,
the owner. against the United states. The original
claim was S,s17. and the United States Govern
nen,, which took over the responsibility, nnAlly
got an appropriation Of l.sSs TO pay the damages
There being about forty heirs, the share OF the Curtis
members OF the family amounted 10 about eighty.
eight cents after the attorneys were paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
DIPLOMAS FOR THEOLOGUES.
ID ishop Deane Talks Of Truth and Traditiou
at General Seminary Commencement.

~ stutE stnfhioI NoHtihettthhthH'
In a farewell word to the graduate q
the General Theological Seminary, a. he
gave them their diplomas at the annual
commencement yesterday, Bishop Doane
Of Albany took the opportunity TO get back
at some OF the speakers at the alumni ban.
quet OF Union Theological Seminary two
weeks ago, when the statement that ira
dition and truth" nave nothing in common
was made.
In this city a few days since, said thu
Bishop, you heard one say that truth and
tradition have nothing in common and are
aliepated. Now there is nothing in ira
dition to prevent truth coming to Us through
it, and tradition has ever been a medium
to bring truth to mankind. Do not throw
awav your traditions. Cherish them
As senior Bishop at the commencement
Bishop Doane presided. Other Bishops
pre- sent were the new Bishop Coadjutor ot
New Hampshire, DR.. Parker; Bishop Bur
CESS Of Long Island, Bishop Hall of Vermont,
Bishop Coleman Of Delaware ami Bishop
Francis Of Indianapolis.
Essays were read by three member o!
the graduating class, Charles Baker HedrcE,
z. c. NJ. Tower and Charles Townsend. lr.
Diplomas were presented to fourteen Eradn-
ates and certificates given TO seven Others
who skipped the Hebrew course. Dean
MILFORD L. Robbins conferred the bachelor
Of divinity degree on thirteen former
graduates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Mr. BrERBoHM TnRR's production of

Mr.. BEERBoHM TRRR's production Of a
dramatization OF Colonel Newcome' seems
to have been successful. but The Suns
London dispatches say that he was the
whole show 30 TO speak. Yet, surely
Mrs. Mackenzie must have a good part;
and we're some minor characters dear to
the readers left OUT? Our fine old friend
F. b.. for example, and Bdekystopper,
great, il seen but for an instant; and Sir
Barnes lecturing on the domestic affections;
and little FIorac, and the Rev. Charles
Hon evmdn, and MrS. Hobson Se,ncome and
her lions; and as for Ethei Newcoms, and good
old, and bad old. Lady KeV-but II should
be against the law to put a good novel on
the stage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
CLARENCE CARY COMES HOWELL.
Had q Stroke Of Paralysis on Shipboard
Recovering Rapidly.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cary OF Il Fast
Fifty-fourth street, who went to London
early this month. when they heard that
their son, Howard, had been killed ther" on
May 4, returned yesterday on the Carmania
from Liverpool. Mr.. Cary suffered a stroke
OF paralysis on the way over. and when the
ship reached port yesterday he was Wheeled
ashore in a chair and taken TO his horne in
a private ambulance. 1t was said at his
home in the ~afterhoon that ne was RAPIDLY
recovering from the stroke.
A member of the family said that Mr. and
Mrs. Cary had never doubted that Their
son shot himself accidentally and we're
gratified that the verdict of the Coroner
jury, postponed until their arrival, agreed
with their opinion, The police theory was
suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
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mfffafrannn.
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fetyyt thaf vhlie " ha- fss
along this 4ne f1ur 4 tha ars-
bo.uItais u the cl'r, che NsT
Presbyterian. horsrgeit art Go
hnaratala, have perfected a arafa.W
T. rn accounting for themslves
Tha COMMITTEES -fccunwends 'H
system n the four ho@plta.s mont .
aiopted az the modri for eli tHs
the city. With such morif0a'r-s
b. nece-sary N tho oase u GmlA- ... .
tons.
An increass In tho dty per dlsr~
ano~ 70 the no stalls already r..
munidpal aid u - rsestet sf'or'hs
syNtern ~ account Q Ia ador'et.
John y Parsons IL The chArnAr .
cummiGtfp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

OF the making OF doctors Of laws there
is no end; and Mayor MCCLELLAN will bear
with calmness that degree which Union is to
confer upon him, its honorary chancellor
for the coming year. Besides, he has an
LII. d. ~sheepskin from Princeton, his
college and the mother Of many states
men. Union College, however, has bred
many men eminent in public life. In pro-
portion to the number Of her graduates
the list of distinguished politicians among
them Ia long; and 80 her honors must be
especially esteemed by public men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

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seafs 10 t@1p's ave mufs hhefsily
than b. ~ seaifhy commandments w
nars cell ~ ~ s-rsigns - tts eity
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Creates dsiiraov 90 ~ tnIs dhsftv
srs Iris ennsidsr~i ~ ~ pubiic ,ia'
''hnss n mifHofs' shd psvs h@sd only
%, no i9ao- ~ lafxs suns Th~s-
bumiAa eontfi bn'ions ars me- hsssb' ~
btiv fans ~ popularity f1s tho@~ Who
give them They relieve NJ prevent
much m@fy AMI hardship Many .
pspr t~ensnant hosrSe shelters = practical
phanthfoptsi. unknown IN The nsr'
book. Who DIES works - he hikhest
charity pI s'ly sni unob'rIsv elY
without any deportation - The god
dons bv N" rich. u may 10 doubted "
u i- A. effective ~ tha' wrought By The
multitude - unhsralded aims giysrs
The matter has more than a sentlneh-
"a or even a Humanitarian aspect Tbs
aims ~ 'he poor relieve the taxpayers
81 a heavy burden ms charity Of the
poor Tor the poorer not only shows human
-. - %. r-a.s T.ycrabla U0hf hat II
i an important economic force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

On the assumption that the Union and
Regular Republicans would bury their
differences and elect some other man than
j. EDWARD ApDIcKs Senator, an extra ses-
sion Of the Delaware Legislature has been
called; but the address Of the Gasman to
his once faithful followers must send cold
shivers down the spines Of the corporal's
guard Of Regulars who have been counting
on the selection OF Colonel HENRY A. DU
PoSr by the caucus ADDIcKs processes
TO he confident that he will be Its choice,
and winds up his manifesto with the notice
that traitors will be weeded out and 10y
atty rewarded Twenty OF the twenty
nine Republicans in the Legislature were
elected with the influence n money OF
J. EDWARD ApDIcKs, and the fact would
be ominous were it not evident that many
Of them are ready TO cast of their allegiance
20 him. Unless Governor LEA has been
hoodwinked the joint caucus will make
short work OF the boss who would be
Senator by hook. or by crook.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
THE TOiL AND on I\Ot tPr,
Interytaie Commission tn Comple's n,
work In the Fast Before Going wr,'

work In the Fast Before GelnR wr,'
WASHINGTON, May Dat the crlla-s.@
20 be held tomorrow by the ln'er..a's
Commerce Commission plans vii - r@-.
iected for q continuance Of the inquiry .r'1
the relations Of railroads with the ca a-i
oil industries. The commission has . aay
practically decided n complete Its = p
the East before further invading the Wa.'.
ern field.
The announcement is made tha' aft. rs
commission hears additional evidence from
officers Of the Pennsylvania and the Hz'.
more and Ohio roads. Its attention - a
turned TO the New York Central. Via
managing authorities will be called on :. %.
whether they own or control stock IN os'
or oil concerns producing trsfhc carried go
their lines.
The inquiry in the West may d~evelor .
such an extent as 20 delay tho complete =
the work. The field Is wide and the com
mission intends to 60 over IL with the creates;
possible care. The relations Of the Gnlo1
Pacific to the Wyoming fields will be looked
into, and interesting disclosures are eN.
pected to follow the examination ot officers
Of the Burlington, the Northwestern and
some OF the other big roads running on, Of
Chicago.
II has been practically decided that no az
tempt will be made to report upon any
phase Of the investigation at this session 81
Congress. In fac., it Is believed thai il
will be late in the next session before the
report viii be ready.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

From NE Bdvb0ro U. C. Sentinel.
Mr.. George Cahoon found a bee tree on his land,
aud quite a number OF &c RIemen cut 1t down on
Saturday and found the honey eleven feet deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

The Hon. PHILANpER c. KNOX will not
take any more maps into the senate Cham
Ter. Two servitors 81 the ~erssant-at-arrns
were Juggling into that temple of dignity a
mighty wall map. which was 70 be hung
from the gallery and illustrate some re-
marks which Mr. KNOX meant 70 make,
later in the day, OF a certain projected canal
from Lake Erie 10 new here on the Ohio.
near P~ittsburg. The map was dry. From
all It's yastitude IL ratified. cracked. snapped,
made strange nerve-stinging noises. And
who had the foor while this vociferous
map ripped and ratified and its shame
faced hearers were huStling it out: while a
blush rose 70 the cheek Of Mr.. KNOX and
twelve Senators sprang w In angry protest.
Who but the yelled and muffied one, the
great and the only one. the wearer OF
.sneakers,' the statesman who sucks the
egg, but hides the shells the Hon. WILL
IAN JoEL STONE Of Missouri, whose name
is blown around the world in the more
poetic form OF Gum Shoe BILL" Never
since ears and noise began has there been
a sharper contrast between sound and
silence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Dinner Tonight In Honor OF Justice Brown

WASHINGTON, May so,-Justice Brow Will
be the guest Of honor Of the Bar ASSOCIATION
Of the District Of Columbia tomorrow even
ing at a dinner marking his retirement from
the bench Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. In addition to members Of the bar
Of nearby cities the banquet will be attended
by the President and the members Of NJ
Cabinet and others from official life Of me
capital. The President Inc Secretary Roof
are among those who will make addresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
English Divorce Cases.

Petitions for dissolution OF marriage decreased
from SEA In 1908 10 100 In 1904. but those for judicial
separation rose from % TO i02. Five hundred and
eighteen DEGREES nLst were made absolute In disso.
luton cases OF the ga that were granted, and in
ten where a decree OF nulii;y was sought. In
thirty one cases the Kings Proctor interviewed
and in twenty -four The decree was rescinded, and
7.7hs separation orders were made by Magistrates,
against 10, in the preceding year. OF So petl.
tions. In .o7 the parties had been married Ave years
and less than ten years. while In gs7 the duration
OF marriage was between ten and twenty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

From ne London ErSntno Standard,
The gift by the Government OF Nepal TO the
Prince OF Wales consists OF two nilgai. two swamp
deer. three sambhsr. two ogrial. three white bark
ing deer. two musk deer. three bhurrel, two thar.
two ieopards, two tiger cubs. one tiger. two bears.
one rhinoceros calf. one elephant calf. one nbetan
mas,in. one four horned antelope. three spotted
deer, two hog deer. four weaSels. hve antelopes.
six pheasants, and many other birds, and some
snakes. The collection Is now on It's way from
Calcutta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Life Insurance In Japan,

From Daily Consular and Trade Reports.
Since 1851 life insurance has developed greatly
In Japan. In that year there was only ono com.
psny. with a capital OF $4,000. asd ;,lso policy.
holders. representing $751; 800 OF insurance. AZ
the end OF 1904. twenty -shrcs years later. there
were thirty I'VE companies, with S2.i50y 600 capital.
and reserve funds aggreeating III. ga 600. The
pollcyholders then numbered 7ss,0n. carrying
s1o2. 100000 OF Insurance. According 10 q Japanese
oo,cial paper the business Is still growing rapidly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Literary n.

When madam In future
To market shah 20,
She'll parey with butchers
As outlined below.
II wishing the nnest
HIS ice house can boast.
she'll ask him 10 arve her
a Photographed roast.
For meat that Is cheaper
A dinner 70 make.
She'll ask for q portion
OF novelized steak.
or n she wants something
For common rot luck,
She doubtless will order
Seine drsmatized chuck.
McLAEDBURoH WILSON,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Americans and knghsAmsn.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUE-Str' A man who
Is anything Is o good deal more of q man In Eng
land than he Is bore. One reason u that he doesn't
have 10 tremble before women.
NEW YORK. May 20. TRUTHFUL TON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

Eliza had Just crossed the river on the Ice.
Il was trying 10 escape all Tho nov els that are
called the Uncle Tom Of This or That she FL.
plained.
With q wild glance behind her she continued
her Night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

The figures for 1905 Of the total cotton
market OF the world, including yarns,
thread, cloth and other forms Of manu-
featured goods, are not available. From
the latest statistics reported it is evident
that the manufactured cotton trade Of
the world is o about 500, 10000. or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
Protecting the Commuters.

Prospective Buyer-l'm sure | got a bite.
Agent can't understand II: there is a town
ordinance 10 muLzle mosquitoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
O, Woman, WomauI

He-when In doubt. play trumps.
she-But suppose you can't remember what
they 1rsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

A showing Of markets Of particular
importance and the respective shares OF
their trade may be made as follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-26
SUMMARIZE THE
MONTGOMERY
RACES
Good Time in Four Events
At Vandiver Park
Yesterday.
Special to The Journal.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct 25.-Follow
ing is the summary of races at Van
diver Park this afternoon:
First race, 2:3O pace, 2 in 8, purse
$500: Bessie Earl /, 1; Lilly Pointer
2. 2; Addie C. 8, 3; Lord Strasberg
4, 5; Stuart 8, 4. Time 2;13, 2:15.
Second race, 2:10 trot, 2 in 8, purse
$500: Pat T. 1, 8, 2, 8; Pat Ford, 4,
o.. l, 8; Lady Margaret, 2, 4, /, 2;
Gold Standard 8, 2, A; Minnie Belle 6,
6, 5; Aften L. 4, 5. Time, 2:16h;
2:13h; 2:13A; 2:16.
Third race, year old trot, 2 in 8,
purse $500; Cecilian Maid 1, /; Togo
2, 2; Florodora Wilkes 2, 3. Time
2:26H; 2:24.
Fourth race, 2 year old pace, Lydia
Curzon 1, 1; June 2, 2. Time, 2:25;
2:30.
Fifth race, running, furlongs,
purse SIS: Alzora won, Happy Chop
second, Kyote third, w. K. Slade
fourth. Time 1902.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-26
DEPUTY HAD
LIVELY CHASE
WENT TO eARRANcAs, WHERE
he FOUND coy WHO SHOT
MAN AND Wo@AiI
RECENTLY.

Deputy Sheriff Sanders and Chas
W. Johnson had a lively chase la51
night near Fort Barrancas, where
they located Sonny Boy lindsay, y
negro about eighteen years of age,
who is charged with the sAooting at
Egcambia a few nights since wncn a
woman and her husband were snot
from ambush. The woman is the SIS
ter of Lindsay. and it is alleged that
he committed the crime to prevent
them catching him lobbing the house.
The officers arrived at Barranca5
last night early, and located the hous1
where the negro had been staying thc
past few nights. While they were
discussing the best plan TO capture
MIN, the negro, who had been listen
ing to their conversation, jumped
from his hiding place behind the
corner of house. He was followed
by the officers, who fred four shots
at the fleeing man. but without effect
The officers retuped to the city
this morning about J o'clock, walking
from Barrancas TO lie city.