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New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
NO FIGHT MIKES FIGHTS.
Pre-St. Pdtrichs Day FestiUaI OUer
Prize Ring FiaScO.

Peter Maher, the Irish champion. and Joe
savage We're scheduled TO perform in the square
ring at the Summit Athletic Club last night but
through some unknown financial disagreement
about fifteen hundred fight lovers did not see
their respective champions clash This threw
the spectators into half dozen unscheduled
bouts.
When peace was restored and the struggling
masses separated it was found that a goodly
supply Of jolts and jabs had resulted in many
discolored eyes and sore heads. Charles Hoff-
man. Of No. 256 Avenue B, was arrested on the
charge Of disorderly conduct, and Martin Galoin,
Of No 623 East 10th street, was arrested for
assaultlng an officer, after several stitches had
been taken IN his scalp by a Bellevue surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
GIFTS TO PEEKSKILL ACADEMY.
Aae Money Still Needed to Carry Out
Necessary Improvements.

-he alumni q the Peekskiu Military Academy
"a lheir annual meeting at the Hotel Astor last
sAi and learned from Charles Alexander Robin
w. one o. the principals that Of the 100000 re-
s-feo tor improvements. $4,000 had already been
Nonlsec In addition, Principal Robinson an
'-loed THAI some fifteen acres Of land had been
-7-sa by -l alluuus, which would be added TO
1s campus
-s meeting took the form OF a smoker, at which
---ss "ert made by J.. :. Herr4ck, represent
--t r-steesi J. o. BUcher. one Of the prlnci-
.-- me Rev d. r. Leland Of Peekskil, and Ed
~ Ne-s 5r. president of the Alumni Associa-
~ IN Z faferuerts contemplated include new
rs -li tle Junior and senior classes, and a dor
- aia recitation rooms. the whole 70 form
~ ---e-st quadrangle. Besides "A fine swimming
tn1nagIg-- ~ 90 '0-- '--- 49, -
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
BRAVE GIRL ScARES BURGLAR AWAY
Leaves Sick Fathers Bedside to Drive In
truder from House
10y Telegraph to The tribune.

Stamford, Conn, March 16.-Miss Helen
Waterbury, the only daughter Of Charles G.
Waterbury, an ex-selectman Of Darien, fright
ened a burglar away from her fathers house
last night.
Miss Waterbury's father is i'll, and she was
sitting UP with him. when she heard noise and
went downstairs, with a lighted lamp, to in
vestigate The burglar moving about in
the dining room. When Miss Waterbury ap-
peared at the door the burglar ran for the
Kitchen door and DISAPPEARED in the direction Of
Stamford before The Darien constable could
be aroused He left behind "A lot Of silyerWare
he had gathered together.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

146th ST. No. S29; for / story brick stable.
25x2I; Ratz Bunke. owner: John H Knubel.
architect -. 90 - &C.. ....
Jefferson ST. = s. ss0s4 # $ Of Bronxiale
ave; for seven story frame dwelling
houses. 2tX4S; Tuchman & Kaufman,
owners, Bernhard Ebeling, architects. .....
Classou ave. ". 22@ IT. n OF Mansion st
for two story frame dwelling houses 22x
81; Adelne GrossInan. owner; Bernhard
Ehe!lag, architect ------..-. -..-------.
WeudOVeT ave. g 8. 90 II. W. Of Fulton ave.
for story brick store and tenement build
ing, 51XSl6. PinCus Shalita, owner; Charles
Nj SLEdub, arCllteCL- O. . q. see
W1odycresr ave, W 1905 u. n. Of 167th
ST.. for a 5 story brick tenement house 40N
81, Anna l. Thwaite. owner; Neville &
Bagge architects .---..-....- o.. ....
221st ST, Sc 2T5 It. OF White Plains ave.
for two story frame dwelling houses Fix
So; Adolph Boehm. owner, John Davidson.
archItect =.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

saith ST.. 80 and 81 West for a . story
brick loft ana store building. 45xSS.3 j.. q.
Goldsmith. OW aer; Warren * WeJmore. archi-
g9th n $50 II. {. Of Amsterdam ave:
for three story brick tenement houses and
stores. 40xS7:11 S Friedelson. owner; B. W.
LeF4tan. archltScJ $4,000
SD ST., S, - e. of Broadway; for a l
story brick storage building. 25xS0; Franklin
architect - 1000
4Gth No 314 32O East; for a story
berger company: owner L Levy. architect. $4,000
Barrow No 70: for a story brick
Pelham. architect .....e.-...... 10000
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17

Turnpike Road corner OF Ave D. lax
i ISLsi John Duncan 70 Ferdinand Pam
Lot 1o4. map mortgage map OF Arden prop
sEty; Frank G swartout to Charles H
Same property A Young. referee to same..s LIS
Mary Strong: mortgage. sl5. .OOO.....-...
nth ST. Nos sos and 307 West. SCHOOL,;
Jacob klingenstein Clara Fuhs; mort
Lots l2a and ia4 map as lots Haisht estate; p B
Levy TO Carl II RUsnenapp. observation-disclosures. l
Broadway 5. q It $ Of Academy ~. 7Tx1O13;
NY g9e5a5nS S,s Company o1 to Hannah Freed 100
Pa ave- No 5Ss4 s ~ i Ma CORES.
man to Anne Rubin "a and H another: Hn mortgage.
B4yard ST n W corner Forsyth 81 so sx5O: Leopold
Hellinger John Il B0dine: mortgage. $50 600. 100
same f property john II Bodtne 70 Pineus LOwen- oo
deld ana another mortgage Sj3OO. 100
l'9ta 81 No 7l5 East. 25 4x104; Max Bache 10
18TH St. No 48s East 26xlo2 ?: Gustav Cohen TO
nan i isoerg; 1:oItgage S75S 7 lV0
ham Nal"A 70 julius schwarz and another:
1O5th No i59 East. 25x1oO Ii: Max verschIesser
to Lena Saehs: mortgage. $15T5O :....-.;. 100
ooysEbeek TO tse Ten : Twelve Maiden Lane 90
cortandt-sst No o. n 5. 21.sz-; Henry. II Bene-
15d5 DICT J. to He Henry Ss5nssr IT,; norlSsge s. So
renee laPPI 70 !@tls Flato and another; mort 80
Avenue B. 40 16i $ 23 5x9a. charles whitcup
to Ruben Rubenstein ana another; mortgage. 80
Greene St. Nos 2s ana so E s. Bcccker ST. No a5.
n $; Hyran \ Davis 10 James Fsoiar trustee;
Avenue A. No i3a8 S 25xioo: Nathan Marx ct
12ai st. No 569 70 51s west 1850 II: Mutual con-
struction Company TO supreme Realty Company;
96th st. No 1aG west 25xI00s s; Henry Maibrlnn to
East End ave No 7s E 5 25.4xs2; Anna vopelak
ct al to Ziska Real Estate Association mort go
Avenue b 80 258 e $ % 1oxsS George schworer
et al executors. to William Hyrnan and another: 80
Same property: Emma schworer to same; mort
10th st. nos 4&5 and 437 East. 5oxlO2 2; Herman
H2ll9nder s3 lander to Frederick Hermann; mortgage "a,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Road WIliamshridge t5 W.strAest=r. % s.
1857 f = Fr1uS Pelham PARKWAY, contains
= rfst-loao acres Nora Z = IerFmann ct al
Catn.Ccu TUrue2 SIOi
samr property. CatA,-,a Tu-rcy 90 S1UnI Eeolts
Company mortgage s-ittt.-i, iv
ll7th 81 E1 3a3 West @5x1oc-ll. Jacob KrEcD-
stein to Flora C. Davis, mcrtsase. S@lUoJ-- I0t
Brook SO 145S. 8. 25Xllo-.. solomon Pol
lack Charles SCnUei ieT. Slu.ujJ
115th Nos 30S and 80 East jpNl0O II. Vito
Ferrari TO PasquaIr Carlso. mortsage SIS 000 100
Madison No 1870 s. lHSxI5. sophia
Michael u Martha L Baum ant another. mort
gage, 50 OOO 100
Cannon 81. No 122 70 I28 -. 59xl0p. Adolph
schwartz = 81 to Hoskel Sohin Il al. most
gage. Sg7.5o0 ....--.....-. ...-.-....... I00
Cannon 81. g. 150 II OF Houston ST. Can
non 81 200 II Of Houston ST. 426x55.
Adolph Schwartz et al 10 Hoskei Israel and
another .-................. Observation-Disclosures.
korsky 70 Bernard Gordon and another:
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
'AAIs BETTER SEED GIVEN FARMERS.
'--'ca Man Says Expert Should Be Hired
10 Supervise Distribution.

faB - Long Island, March IA lively discus
gsrrre. -7-1 his afternoon al the meeting OF the
ao.ss institute al the Nassau County Court
t.s5ls '- lie question Of neither the farmers
sls,,- --te seed fg0Hl the government The
ls,y. "''S 1r9acled by Congressman " william ".
tss "N' said lie learned that Nassau County
Hs ,el1 S'as1 10 tie free distribution Of the seed.
aes, As2 mat II il was abolished the govern
Or. "y-4d save al least s25J.gDD q year. John
sst -. oi Jamaica. said that he did not agree
= Refa ~ gresham. He thought that the farm
lte o,' sttlLg all that they were entitled 10.
etafeG go 94 seed sent out was very inferior, and
~ 49, el Tie government should hire experts
a dise1est = better quality was distributed.
~ of - ~ hll be held tomorrow on the Ques-
b.se res .shts ~ officials give the use Of the
-S -: automobile races.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
The WEnEAR GOING TO HALIFAX.
1t 6nelsenau Also 10 Carry Part Of the
KOnigln Luise's Passengers.

~ steamer Weimar. OF the North German
1. Line, which is expected to reach port to-
VIII be- dispatched Immediately 10 Halifax
~ 45 To- Genoa the passengers now on board
7e-4td steamer Konigin Luise. The
- SHe-senau, now in port, viii sail for
~ 20 To-day 10 take those passengers who
~ 90 clrect 10 Bremen. The North Ger
s-- --''sa Line announced yesterday that pas
49, 0'oEsl for Italian ports would be al
r.- 10 20 on the Gneisenau 10 Bremen and
- "s ran 10 Genoa and Naples The
!. - flodef shaft Of the Konigin Luise viii
'Laired ia about a week.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
SHINGLES SUCCESSOR CHOSEN.
Orange Board of Education Unites on Man
for Superintendent of Schools.
ny Tdlesraph to The Tribune.l


Orange \. J. March l6.-The warning members
stbe Orange Board Of Education declared q truce
,,--lrht aud succeeded in appointing z new school
s-,e-inende1r 10 succeed Dr. William NJ Swinge.
vt5 was recently dropped for political reasons il
aIaged The new man is DR.. James @. Riggs, at
rsssni prtrc pal Of the Misses Masters school for
e-s at Do5bs Ferry, y. Y. DR.. Riggs was for
many years sUperincendent Of the public schools
e. gz-.s5urs x. =.
Tie meeting tonight was IN executive session.
s-5 a The start ii looked as II the board would be
5ssEooked on the local candidates. At last It was
iscie5 that the teachers committee should report
lie names cf al the seven candidates for The posi-
an and leave the members Of the board to choose
fr themselves.
l- the 1rz- ballot Dr. Riggs proved 20 he tie
s-qagest man. Then q. recess of fifteen minutes
vas Iaken. during which time all the other candi-
6z-ss mated
On recoryeuing and casting another ballot DR..
acgs g0I large majority over other names voted.
g-5 or motion Of a member OF the minority, DR..
Z Watson. the vote was made unanimous This
srte5 The ghI over the superintendency. but the
bErl far from being united on other matters.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
BURNED BY EXPLODING TEST TUBE

TBv Telegraph . Tho Irl5uns-I
New Haven, March 16-JOhn J. Bannon,
glazier, IS at the NewHaven Hospital suf-
fering from burns received in an unusual
way He was passing the Sheffield Chemical
Laboratory, on Prospect street when a test
trlbe filed with acid was thrown from window
nv a student. and, exploding close TO Bannon,
severely burned his face. He viii be SCARED for
life The student explains the accident by say
mo that he was making classroom experiment
when his test tube began 10 foam, and ne hur-
riedlv threw il from the nearest window without
locking below into Inc street
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
enepEcTgp DANISH ALIENS HELD.

BOSTON. March I6-Aftor riding out the gale and
Se+,rro off Boston Light last night, the Cunard
I,ner Tvernia from Liverpool arrived at her berth
to-day. about twelve hours laif. a"7 Drought III
- Among the latter were a number Of Danes.
who on suspicion that they may hayf G 6efn of qoPg s
cillili'@.1 - baid 'bv the immigration officers pend
ir,g invest cation
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
CHICAGO PROFESSOR FIGHTS sAvAeEs.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribr

fBv Telegraph 10 The Irbunel
C.bfcaeo March l6-Professor Frederick Starr,
nod of the departuent OF authTopOogy Of the Uni
,,sit,, Of Chicago who is in Africa doing special
work among the pygmy tribes tells Of battle
which his expedition had with a band Of natives
In q night attack the professor had good use TOT
~ IL tS. ,siich The students gave him. The fighting
,~se fierce but the savages were driven on: T4e
party was in peril for many days from HoS'ile
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

251'l n. s., 225 It. 2. Of 9Th ave- 5Oxss o. Mary
y strong loans John E. Olson -..--,..-.,...
9th ST. s.. l6U II. OF 9th ave, 40x9S9
Michael Coleman loans Alexander l. Felt.
1Itth ST.. Nos. 1l2 and IA East. Business Mems
Realty Co loans simon Henteson --..--.-. -.-.--. .
West Farms Road, ~ s.. so Il OF Chaurcey ST.
.uNluui q. De Witt CiOCke loans Edward and
f-ll1tu-th ift1'
18th ST. s.. 100 Il. e OF "a ave. iOOOlOO II:
Minerva BCrWCI loans Raphael KurZTCk ......
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
THINKS pEes MAY CAUSE VIOLENCE.

nav Telegraph 70 Tho ITbuneI
,,...-, KEarcb 1G-Chief Of Police Collins
60 g., cortair statements accredited to Eugene
" r,ebs the socialist leader. the forewarninsS
of another Haymarket riot and is making prep
arations 10 cope with renewed anarchistic ana
soctalistic aeitations in Chicago Debs Is an an
Donnced 10 speak ia Chicago tomorrow ,t iisIiS'
Cecar Neebe one OF the Haymarket AIlAi cii4S'9'
Will also speak.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
LIS PENDENS.

18th st. n. $. let 500 map os Wakefield 1O1x1i4:
attorneys Parker * Ernst,
Avenue D. e 3. 101 II, n of sth So 2axS0: Joseph
Nolktnoerg egt- Ella s Hadlsy faction fore
close mechanics hent attorneys, Kantrowttz EsoerE
bIgoine st No I+l, Alien Nos IL and 1I3: Anna
e. ttAlty ast Ann N. Haisl- executrIX. e. al part
tonl. attorney H. " Games
Hoth 81. S15 II. ". OF Lenox ave. l-5x1OO II
three actions; Albert NJ Herach agt Harris Mande baum
et al tparutionl; attorneys. E4suan 4 Levy
Lewis 81. Nos 80 and 51 Myron A Livingston
bIshan Fine e. al (specin0 pertonaneeli attorneys
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

lI7th 81, Nos 500 and 800 Vest. William FItz-
gerald agt. John kEngstein et. al October -
ilftt 70 - - o. 70 %
6th ST. No ia E.ast; SedgW Ok Machine Works
aat- Mary r. Solley eT. al. February =. 1895. o..
Same property. q Noluey King agt. same, pecem-
Der -. 1au5 ..............-
9th ave-. No. 50l, Joseph Sulinsh agt julia [.
Euttsrhe!d. aduiuistrI,rlN. e. al November -
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
ERHAET SLEIGH IN BROADWAY.
l.assses Ride Behind Animal from the
Hippodrome.

The press agent at the Hippodrome got busy
yesterday morning and concocted a free enter
uinment for Fifth avenue. broadway and Long
Acre Square. He caused Jennie. a young ele-
plant 10 BE- hitched to an old fashioned sleigh;
he caused Miss Rose la Hart, Miss Rita Dean
lld other feminine members Of the Hippodrome
company 70 ge- Up at an hour unusual for cho-
us girls, and even for priIna donnas; he caused
them 10 get into the sleigh; and then Jennie. re-
.-c.zn, al first. but soon warming up TO her
ForE. started of at an elephant trot with the
Na5 IN tow
L was probably the first time in the history OF
SeE York rEar an elephant has towed 2 sleigh
y Fifth avenue. and q big crowd was soon fol-
owing the exhibition The sleigh finally
,ilea into Long Acre Square, and Jennie be-
tsh % skate GA the asphalt, which had been
cared OF snow and was icy and smooth. She
2o-ght Up il front Of the AsJOr, however. and
- glrls abandoned the sleigh for breakfast
--5 press agent hastened 10 his typewriter.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
SEEKS TO FoRecLosE 100000 MORTGAGE.

An action has been begun in the Supreme
l,o,,rt l,v Henry H Jackson against the Brandon
ReaItv Company to foreclose a mortgage Oh
eono 600 on the parcel on the northeast @coriles @
- lexington ave. and 3Oth ST. - I96dQgO' 1dg' Hdue
nv tbe realty company on June - 17o''
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
BOHEMIAN REALTY A BUYER.

THOMAS Capez & Co have sold for Mary
,,-aa,oee to the Bohemian Realty Company No
1oo1 A,a = 25x1OO five story tenement
tn-,ea ho-t With stores. Also for John Bacso TO
h1jur7t No 332 East 73d St. five story teIe-
T5e1t house on lot 25X1O2.2
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
SALES OF THREE I'D ST. HOUSES.

Andrew c. Dickinson has sold No. 21S East
7od st "A three story dwelling house. on lot
75x1022 feet and Edward Epstein has sold Nos.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
DEAL IN THE TUNNEL SECTION.

w Hamilton Mcbride, of Ames & Co. has
sold for William s Patten and J. L. Van Aant
No. 127 West Doth st. three story dwelling
house on a lot 19x47 feet TO c. p Ryttenberg-
The holdings of William P. Dixon adJoln the
parcel
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment
Anderson Ilna-E. McArtIur; April 90 1902. 500 81
Huehes: January . 1895 s21 %
Carr George W.-M- T Webb; February II 1906 ia S5
Haiperin; February 1a 1903 2451 81
fraser & Co; July 2s i'O3 17s 81
1S 1901 -. s5
Same-Same June 27 1902. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same-Same -. 1903 153 90
ceIIed5 - ..........-. 9s51
Hogan. James PIT Finley August 70. 1000 1S4 %
pany: October 49, -. sss 1s
stone Samuel Mach; July l. 1902 .......... AZ -
caneeIled 1'.-. $50 II
1906 (yscated1 -, .......-... no os
hees ct al: september Is. 1905 1866 SO
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
mlIrUAL RESERVE SELLS UPTOWN PLOT

Arthur Z. Wood has sold for the Mutual Re
serve Life Insurance Company NO. -oo0 TO -oV'
Seventh ave, three three story dWeiihs houSss
on a plot 4911x77 feet, and has reSoio NO -o0'
IN isaac Rosenberg.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

- and 225 East I'D St, three story dwell
| ing houses, each on a lot 16.Sx1O2.2 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

sos Vest sizes 25z9S = yeaT r 5>TsT psF ''n 10 $4,000
West 25Sioo: years per 1000
LYMAN William, SchwOrer
et al executors: Avenue B, No 253 22xss
st. No as Vest 2591o5: years. per cent. 2OOOO
Tyse estate due ''. aiy l. 1867 3. per $500
81 per Cent LEW. same p'ole..s "l.--'s 1.5Oo
@ 5S @ and & $40 East lots @ 5TloS; o5sase 5000
Rs Jacob; & and an aPoSher & to Abraham SSohn; o [4
ssges @ Nos ST. 80 sa " years. aS' peT ot Cent sOO
and 0:6 4 5z56 So years per 10000
s. 5o175 years per 10000
other; stanton st. No 50. 12x50; years. per -zo
wInsiow. k L. 10 NJ " voss and another: Free
man st. No 1892. 27x1Os; due November 20 . ooo
Kanzmann. Louise. to F storck Crotona ave.
No 1903 25x92: years -.----.-.... 100
conner 15dtn si ss24 s year per- a'o 2oOO
70 see Si TO 55 Wes9 D' years 20 n per e 1900
11S West, 2Cx10o: due September 1. 1905; per coo,
Roth Max ]. to F schuck Sd ave. No i495, 25x
s corner Avenue S S B. s i42Si5l 125OO
Of ist ave oix16s Years ySi psr s cent 1850
years beP s3la ST. NO t.s. 125O
Hg2 g0ra9r Gs9R 7s st. i i6 SSu: Jae2ss Sd ave- $1,000
Same 10 Jarmulowsky; same property; years, ooo
KSsh. samuel to E Eunnes 1o3d st. No los East
Freedman. Hannah. Park Mortgage Company;
Broadway Academy 81. 1O2x126; =
years 032 %fsOOO
Douglass Joseph z. Solomon L Kaye; Garden
ST, 5. 2652 fl Of Southern Boulevard, 25x -.
leo; year cent l'ZOo
Won Kattengeu. Emmy. " Z Roosevelt and
ido. due june &c. 3sii: - per cent at % 1900
Rosbeck. John. to Charles Maurer5 Crotona ave,
$50 II of 1S3d ST. 50X1OO; years, per
Cohen Sarah, O Sarah Weinstein and another
Henry No 21S. 23x100. years 9 per cent. 1900
Bloch. Caroline. BisChoff: St Nicholas
III 31x123; years, per cent 1000
9i&ioo rS'y ysars per cent !O.n 1880
ST. Nos los and III west 45x1Go Instruments 125Oo
eam Ave No 7sl years per 1900
East 05n 50x Irreg years. per 175O
Zatg. and another TOM Goldman HOus
st, No 12S East Sex irreg years. 6 per -.
Won Dehsen Charles H. to F Rieper; lot 10 ia
paS s5lh So 50 No 4s2 West 25x9s demand 1900
Pearl. a. L W Jacobs and another. 1UOth
st. 9S fl of 30 ave, 2Txl0O; instalments; 80.
per cent -s="V
WenE Jacob. carl Helm; cath ST. 275 fl
Of 2i loo. years, cent 5000
Strauss Abrauam D Gundacker; 4th st, No POI
East, 25xt6; 6 years, per cent -. 1000
Schnitzer Henry J. II II Benedict; COrtlandt
Ser S2 tO flA 10000
Metzner Walter H TO z Heilner and another;
Ienox ave- 5. 40 # Il of 12Tth ST. 2Ox1OO;
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17
Country Property for Sale.
Country Property to Let.

TyAST ORANGE. y. J.-For rent unf1rnished with on
II 1f pool table. 14-roOnn house. feet
square, hardwood first and second floors throughout never
before rented; can be tire.
o. Box 1,5O9. New-York- = -.
TIIARRYTOWN.-To let. house. Il rooms modern in
provements; carriage house. stabis hve acres fruit
fine river view; moderate JOHN WEBER.
BeexInan ST.. New-York city
NOR RENT.-Two large stores with cellars. IN
II Masonic Hail. BordenJown, n. J. JOHN P. HUTCH
INSON. BOrdentown; 1902 DreXel Building. PhiIa.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-17

$3.50
5000
l- %
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25
The Tariff.

The temporary adjustment Of the tariff
question with Germany has no bearing on
the general question in this country. Re-
vision remains necessary now as be-
fore. Sooner or later 1t must come. and
tho sooner the better. Schedules now out
of plumb with the conditions of our great
prosperity become more Objectionable all
the time and until they are rearranged
we shall be at a disadvantage in all of
our foreign negotiations. Other countries
may patch up truces with us, and prob
ably none of them cares for tariff war
with us, but when the pinch comes war
must follow unless we are prepared to do
business In businesslike way. And how
can we do that while our schedules rep
resent conditions which we have out
grown. and which embarrass us on every
hand? And, by the way, what are the
standpatters going to say to the people
on this subject in next falls congress
sional campaign?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25
A LITTLE FARTHER ON.

Just a little farther on waits "0ndfous AV'''
When the boughs will break in blossoms as a
flag is lifted up
When the grass will rise and run with the laugh
ter Of the
And the sky VIII seem to pour US wine from out
magic cup;
And we'll sing because OF knowing all the songs
the wind Is blowing,
And the earth VIII be the gladcer for the dreasy
days agoue.
Then Wen catch the murmured words IN the sing
ing OF the birds,
When the earth has rolled TO springtime-just
little farther on.
For the good old earth 1t knows where the robin
and the rose
Wait to set hearts to ieaping for the beauty
And il knows the necromance Of the vioiets that
To the music of the brooklet that once more is
Ho the blossom petals drifting in the breeze for
And the forests forests flaming greener for their battle
Then we'n ' catch the melodies of the waking honey
bees
the rose.
shut your eyes and You may dream of the dande-
Where the careless hand of springtime has bssa
While the meadow over hight hings aside the win
And is carpet smooth as velvet is by fairy hands
Then Wen know the tang and tingie of the bios
som scents that mingle.
And we'll taste the Joys of living IN the won
For we're swinging to the wiles Of the singing and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

not suffer the penalty Of revocation Of
license.
In case of revocation. under the Commits
sioners' bill, motorist who persists In
running a car. at whatever speed, will be
subject to a special fine of $40 This PEN
atty, prescribed in the existing regulations
which are to be formally made into stat
utory law by this act, would seem to be
too slight in proportion to the punishments
prescribed for other offenses. Thus. hrst
offender may be fined $50, second offender
800 and a third offender not less than Soo
and as high as $50 The deliberate run
ming OF machine after revocation OF
license would assuredly be a sufficiently
grave defiance of the law to warrant a
much more severe penalty than that pre-
scribed for continuous speeding. There
should certainly be g. difference between
the punishment of a motorist who. per-
haps in ignorance of the local law, drives
a motor without first obtaining license,
and the motorist who, after being formally
licensed and then fined in court, suffers
a revocation of license and proceeds to show
his contempt for the law by running his
machine despite the prohibition of the mu-
nicipal authorities. The Commissioners
bill assuredly needs strengthening in this
respect
The Commissioners have the advantage
of position in this matter in that if their
bill fails OF passage they can proceed to
write the necessary police regulations to
the same effect under their general author
ity granted by statute. 1t Is questionable
whether they will gain anything by pressing
for the passage of their BILL save that they
are perhaps obligated by the submission
of the Sims bill to present their views In
the form OF substitute. Whatever hap
pens, 1t is to be hoped that they will secure,
from Congress or through their own pro-
vision law or a regulation which Will
enable them to deprive persistently Offend
ing motorists of their licenses.