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New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
IN THE BERKSHIREs.

tBy Telegraph The Tribune
Lenox. Mass, June 2s.-Mr and Mrs Ea, =.
Taller. Of New York will arrive here to-r,o--.N "
for the summer 0'Fow
Mrs. John E. Alexander gave an aftarnoo.
orlose at Spring Lawn to-day. 1t was a large a.
tertainment. ~ sc en-
f. s. Taylor and Miss TAYLOR. who have. -
Lenox since early in May started +,s -" ~
Saranac Lake ior
MT ana MIS- Hamilton Fish Kean. who have basr
~ Leno& ior several days. have returned To Nsr
York by automobile " We"
'onn X Key Of Washington. has leased a co,t.,.
IN stockbridge. eO''ase
A L. Jenkins. OF Baltimore is a $780,. -. -
ana Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed at Iakesids NJ
ana MRS. Bristed observed the twelfth annfversa-
OK their marriage last night by entertaining :.
dlnner. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. -
e,ick . Deiaheld. Mr.. and Mrs Guy A. wars
Mrs Spencer p. Shotter and Miss sbottar @'u'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
A WEDDING.

Miss Ethel Arnold Smith, OF Washington. and
James French Dorrance. OF The New York Amer
ican." formerly OF The Tribune were married yes
terday by the Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Warren. at his house,
No 4S West s4th street, in the presence OF several
friends The bride is the only daughter OF the late
Rev. W. J. Smith. who founded the Central Pres
byterian Tabernacle. in San Francisco. Her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Taylor Smith. lives at
No. 1913 Park Road. Washington She is the niece
OF Colonel John NJ. Taylor the head Of the pottery
house OF Knowles. Taylor s. Knowles. Of East & IAv-
erpool Ohio Mrs. DOrrance has for several months
been the soloist Of the Sands Street METHODIST
Church, in Brooklyn.
Mr.. DOrrance Is the son OF the Rev. DR.. John w.
Dorrance, OF Los Angeles, n prominent RresDy-
terian clergyman o. the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
ARCHBISHOP sLsNk GOES TO NEW SEE

Archbishop Bienk, the recently appointed Arch
oishop OF New Orleans. left New York yesterday
Tor his new see. Archbishop Blenk passed a few
days In this city his way from Porto Rico as
the guest of Father MacMahon at the rectory OF
the Church Of the Epiphany. No 23s East 21st
street lie VIII stay at Baltimore a day or two
bons while there. ~
~ IN the archdioeese OF New Orleans. Archbishop
Shapeile aided greatly in the epidemic OF yellow
feVer In New Orleans last summer giving his Iss
o'-4NAA9 e'4O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

We desire 10 remind our readers toho are
about to leGUc the city that THE TRIBUNE lcill
be sent by mail 10 any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be giUen to pour reg
oI0T dealer before ledUing. or, IL more conUen-
dent, hand them in at THE TRIBUNE Office
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

ures on important topics will be delivered oy
men of national reputation. One is PROMISED oy
DIR. David Starr Jordan, now at the head OIL
Leland Stanford Junior University, VINO VIII
come all the way from California 10 oescrlpe .ne
effects of the earthquake of April IS. Another,
relating TO Panama, is TO be given by Major
General, George W. Davis. formerly Governor
General of the canal zone.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Professor W. NJ. Davis. well known meteor
ologist, says in Science" that Lewis Evans. in a
book published In 1747, declared that northeast
ery gales appeared off the Virginia coast be-
fore they reached Boston. The discovery of the
fact that storms come from the leeward is gem
orally credited to Benjamin Franklin He OBJ
early as 1743 Had not the Revolution diverted
his attention from such studies Franklin might
possibly have organized system of weather
forecasting century before the world finally
had one.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
De REszKE.puss CASE AGAIN.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down decision modifying an order
by Justice Leventritt in the suit OF EdoUard De
Reszke against John S. Duss De Reszke sued Ior
$4,000 for breach of contract alleged 20 have been
made with Robert F. Johnston. manager OF the
Duss Metropolitan orchestra, for concert toCr OF
five weeks in the fall of 1903 Justice LeventIitt
denied a motion to vaCate order by justice
Mccall requiring the defendant TO submit 70 an
examination before trial. The Appellate Division
directs that the examination Of the defendant 10
confined 20 his execution OF the contract
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
A SECRET STANDARD.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

Prom The Philadelphia Record
A small boy and his smaller sister of a West
Philadelphia family were being interviewed by an
admiring visitor. She asked the boy how old he
was but he had attack of shyness and could
not tell His sister, however, did better, and an
nounced that he six years old. six years old!'
exclaimed the visitor. What a big boy! And how
tall you?" This stumped both the children.
The visitor expressed surprise that a six-year-Old
boy could not tell his height, and even the little
sister hung her head in shame. Then the visitor
gave II UP and talked of other things but soon the
little girl edged around TO her and whispered You
mustn't tell mamma she said. but Rob IS Just tall
enough reach the jam the pantry sheif'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
CAR EULoGIzEs THE PRESIDENT.
Commends Roosevelt in Interview with Ex-
Senator George W. Washburn.

Former Senator George W. Washburn. Of Mime
sofa, arrived here yesterday from London the
Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha. On May
Mr.. Washburn had talk with the Car Of Russia.
IN which the latter spoke highly OF President
Rooseyelts services In ending the war with Japan.
When parting the CZar said TO Mr.. Washburn:
'@The President Is a great man He is great head
for great country. Convey to him expressions or
my personal regard"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
About People and SocsdI lncfdenfS.

Mrs. Glen Collins. are occupying the Bruen CIT
iage at Newport.
Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting and M,
Elizabeth Cutting will start for Bar Harbor n.r,
week
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II. weatherbee are al tb.,-
country home at Mamaroneck. N Y
Mrs III. Mason Raborg and her daurb+.r vi,
Frances Livingston, will spend the summer =
Lcnox.
Mrs Robert Maclay Bull at their car,r - - 1ns
Champlain v" AdSs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Klaw s. Erlanger have extended their contract Win
Miss Lulu Gaser. which had another year TO run ioi
period OF three years She will appear some time "a
the coming season in play by George NJ COhan- Ee-
ward E. Kidder. Paul Potter. Harry b. Smith. Joh'
]. McNally and George Hobart have signed cos
tracts with Klaw & Erlanser TO write plays ~ ~
which Miss CHASER Will appear In the season u
19O7-0S.
What said TO be the smallest perfect woman
and the tallest man In the world were the s'ass
yester day OF the Victoria Roof Garden. They Wero
ChiQuita. who Is little more than rwealy inches
TALL and Machnow, the Russian giant
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
ENCOURAGEMENT FROM MARS


On Mars. astronomers declare.
There are canals-a timely topic
And you or I can see them there
By observation telescope.
Nobody knows the reasons why
They must r'S have cost Sf ha Msans high
Under some past administration
wonder. up among the stars.
was wsen ahe e Mars
Either dead for or dead against them?
Shout Tell the truth and shame the devil'
And wrangle forty thousand years
On lock construction or sea level2
Were those long bitches dug by picks
Or were they dug by politics
And patent muck-rake excaYators?
wonder If those brawny scamps
Who threw the dirt were heavy eaters
Were free from graft as well skeeters?
That tough old contracts done at last,
And stands the marvel of our nation,
Who looks on Mars too much aghast
For envy congratulation.
Our troubles also may diminish.
And Mars may turn her telescope
On Panama and see our finish. Life.
To an American a Frenchman is a waxed mus
tachio and extraordinary stoveppe hat. In "Chaine
Anglaise" the French idea of an Englishman is
given. He speaks French with shocking accent
ends every sentence with "all right and when
he is introduced to a does not remove his
cap from his head or his pipe from his mouth.
The Dificulty.-Two Irishmen driving through
the country noticed Inat many or the DdrLS Hdu
weathervanes in the shape of huge roosters. -
pat" said to the other, "can you tell
me why they always have a rooster and niVer a
hen on the top iv thin barns?'
Sure" replied Pat, IAN IT must be because av
the difficulty they'd have in collecting the eggs
Chicago News.
This advertisement appeared recently in a Glas-
cow paper: Found wandering in Castle street, on
Saturday evening" 2Sth ult, child, about three
years. healthy looking dark hair, gray eyes and
ruddy cheeks, able to talk a little and swear.
Nautical Note.-Mrs Yacht (superciliously)-My
husband has beautiful yacht. l don't suppose
your husband afford such luxury yet?
Mrs. Nacht-No, the best he do is to hold
the mortgage on the one your husband has.-The
Bohemian.
Coal as an ornament In jewelry Is being used in
Japan. Only the hardest and most perfect pieces
can be used Workers in coal mines in the
habit of collecting coal OF such quality for the jew
ellers Often not more than two three bits are
found in a day. OF course. this coal jewelry is
inexpensive but it is novel and pretty.
Sudden Change of Mind.-Puffng and blowing.
the fat passenger began to climb to the upper berth
in the sleeping car.
lower berth.
''It is" answered the fat passenger, 'for man
of my weight
How much do you weigh, may I ask?"
Hold on! Take this one!' exclaimed the other,
his hair beginning to rise on end: I'D rather sleep
in the upper berth, anyway. The ventilation is
better"-Chcago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
IN THE WRONG CHURCH.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
An absentminded woman one Sunday morning
walked into church. took front seat and joined in
the service vigorously. Then the collection basket
passed TO her. and. putting coin into IT, she
looked about. She cast glances in every direction
her mind cleared. and an expression or amazement
overspread her face. She got up. She hurried down
the aisle. She overlook the with the coIlection
basket. I'm In the wrong church, she Whispered
and. taking the coin she had put in she hlir.
ried Orth - - -''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
SOONER THAN USUAL.
q PHILADELPHIA Post.

FHIIautIpIIIt UsI
Representative httlefeld. of Maine, was intro
duced a from PittSburg.
Il made some speeches out in your town once"
said Littleneld.
Yes" said the Pittsburg man. IL ran for office
that year and beaten by thousand"
.'Heavens!" exclaimed LLttleheld, II am not usu-
ally fatal that I spoke for Dave Mercer out In
Omaha in 1900. and they didn't beat him until lae
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

1t is reported that the little Coney Island
adjacent to Jersey City was somewhat less IN
decent and lawless last Sunday than hitherto
and the change is attributed to the advent Oh
Justice ]. Frank Fort in that region. we
shouldn't wonder If he had something to do with
It, His dealings with racetrack gamblers and
other such gentry are still remembered by evil
doers with q wholesome terror.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
RUTGERS PROFESSOR ON LONG WALK

New Brunswick. n. J.. June Is (speciaD.-Profes-
sor Edwin Bell Davis, professor OF Romance Ian
guages at Rutgers College. accompanied by his son
Donald. started this morning a walking tour to
the Adrondacks where he will remain until the re-
opening OF college IN the fall. Last winter Pro-
lessor Davis had severe attack OF typhoid fever
and thinks this way OF passing his vacation will
build Inn up for his fall work. For the last Ave
years Professor Davis has taken long walking
tours. The trampers took with them guns. fishing
rods and tent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

being on Numerically opposite lines. Is 1t not
easily credible that thus radical differences of
character and Of mentality have been developed
which it would require centuries to overcome!
The Briton and the Hindoo are brothers or the
Aryan race but what world Of contrast there is
between ITEM! Why not comparable contrast
between brothers Of the Mongoiian racer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
MARRIAGE A SURPRISE TO FRIENDS.

Lindenhurst. Long Island. June 26-The fling of
the marriage certificate in the clerks office to-day
oi 4hoinas A Wagner, youngest son OF the late
Justice Charles Wagner. and Miss Kate Missig
bsooElyn @ girl caused surprise among their rela-
tlVes ana friends here, The ceremony was per-
formed in Amityville on May 80 the Rev 7 II
I.anglor pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Almost everything else under heaven having
been tried for that purpose, paper is now being
made at several places in the South from the
stalks of the cotton plant. A prediction is OF
fered by writer for THE Manufacturers Rec
ord that the industry will add nearly $780,
OOOOOO TO the present value of the cotton crop
We wonder If he will be equally sanguine five or
fen wears hence!
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
COMPANY BUYS AMERICAN MAGAZINE

The American Magazine" long known as Les
lies Monthly has been sold TO the Phillips PUB
fishing Company. composed OF John S. Phillips, LIN
coin Stefrens. Ray Stannard Baker. Ida NJ Tarneh
and A. A. Boyden for many years connected VIII win
"McClures Magazine Peter Finley Dunno s a.
William Allen White The price, II IS SAID. w.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
THE MAKING OF A CROWD.
From The London Globe

FrOm The LONdOn LIODt
A mountaineer complains in a monthly raviau,
that the mountains are getting crowded with "a
host or women and children pulled by guides uLs
sheep II is pity that the guides are like sheen
but, after all. the poor fellows help Their
looks. e''
We presume that the statement TO this over
crowding Is something OF an exaggeration II re-
calls the Punch joke OF the Scotch gilie who
saw a stranger on distant peak while staikins
deer. Come away he said 10 his Companion
'loshi it's Just Peecadeellyr'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
PROFESSORS TO GET CARNEGIE PENSION

Beloit' Wis. June 26.-Professor C. ". Pearson a
member of the faculty Beloit College for the last
nineteen years. has resigned. and will receive
carnegie pension Professor Pearson has heen
teaching for forty years. Professor William Por-
Ter, who has been at BeOit College for over half
a century, will also receive a pension from Tba
Carnegie endowment. ~ 'i0
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
INDIAN SCHOOL STUDENTS WE'D

IBy Telegraph 70 The Trbunel
Carlisle. Penn. June 26.-Miss Nick and Joseph
sauve, Carlisle Indian students. were married a.
ST. Patrick's Catholic Church here this mornins.
Miss Margaret Eckert, matron az the CarlSa9
school, was maid OF honor. and Alexander SaHSss
was best man. Indian youths IN the UNIFORM "
the Carlisle school were ushers.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
THE REV. Or. R. =. ALsoP RESIGNS.

The Rev. DR.. Reese F. AsOp. rector OF ST. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal Church. Brooklyn Heights
has resigned his rectorship. While his resignation
has not yet been formally announced, II has been
His reason for resigning is that he feels the need
nP -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Among those who will sail for Europe tomorrow
will be NJ Jusserand. the French Ambassador. and
Nine. Jusserand, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MInott,
who married last Saturday at Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Governor Magoons report of educational prog
ress in the canal zone Is creditable to him and to
his staff in the administration of that territory
and gratifying to the American nation.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

washington Is summer resort. Yet CON
gressmen who In a hurry to get away no"
overlook the fact that they may be thereby les
sening their chances of enjoying the dehghts OF
a future Washington winter.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Johnson. have taken pos
session of their villa at Bar Harbor.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. on their re-
turn from Europe in August. will go to their place
in the Adirondacks.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

novelty in the way of a church service was
smoker given the other night In the vestry room
OF St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Reading, Penn, in
honor OF Bishop Ethelbert Talbot. Nearly one
hundred men were present in response to invita-
tions mailed them. Cigars and pipes were literally
distributed among the guests as they arrived, and
during the evening all regaled themselves with
lemonade. served in great abundance from punch
bowls When the smoke thick in the room
the Bishop was called upon for an address. Seated
In a comfortable chair. he responded with anec-
dOtes from his experiences In the West.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick r. Lefrerts are at their
country home at Belmar n. j.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

Mrs. spottswood D. schenck and her dausb
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

RS. Glen Collins. are occupying the Bruen cot
Ze a
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GRAFTON NEWS
Gratton, Va, Aug. IA.


Rev. Mr.. Prirce is having success
ful meeting at Mt Olivet.
Miss Mary Mccall, of Graham, who
has been visiting her many friends here
started home Wednesday.
Miss Addie Nidermaier. Alice Harry,
Laura Gildersleeve, and l.. W. Peirce
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
Harry Saturday evening. A nice time
was reported.
Mrs. Baer and children, OF Rocking
ham county, are visiting Mrs. q. S.
Cox, Mrs. Baer's sister.
Mr.. Peter Suiter is here assisting in
the meeting at Mt. Ouvet. We are
all glad TO have him with us again.
Mr.. Eaton, of Giles county, is the
guest of Mr.. L. Nj. Bourne.
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Miss MoIIie Hoover Dead.

Miss Mollie Hoover, age 20, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Sallie Hoover, died Tues
day night at her home on Tazewell
Avenue. Her death was caused by
typhoid fever, from which she had
been suffering fol- six weeks. Her con-
dition was thought to be much i'm
proved last week, and strong hopes for
her recovery We're entertained, but on
Sunday night about ~ o'clock she be-
gan to grow worse and continued TO
do so until death relieved her OF her
suffering For two days previous to
her death she was unconcious until
Tuesday afternoon about 6 O'Clock she
recognized her uncle, Mr.. II. w. Pobst
and her sister, Miss Allie, and called
them by name. Soon afterwards she
became unconscious and never rallied
The deceased was young lady OF
noble christian character, faithful 10
her widowed mother and her God. For
a number Of years she has been q
member OF the Methodist church. and
had been a faithful attendant at SIM
day school, and took a deep interest
in all matters connected with the
church.
The funeral services were held in
the Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted h,
DIR. j. S. French, of Chattanooga, Tenn.
her former pastor, assisted by Rev
Chas. II. Brown and Rev. G.. C. Rector
The interment was in the old cemetery
the services at the grave being con
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. G.. C
Rector, OF the Methodist church.
The deceased is survived by ne
mother and brother, Sam, and sister
Miss Allie.
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The Nominee
Wise COun ty M a n
Named as Demo-
Crat Candidate
For Congress

Bristol, Tenn, August 10
(SPecial)-The Democratic con-
vention met today at IL o'clock
aud nominated Hon. r. =. Bruce,
OF Wise county, as candidate for
Congress to oppose Col. Slemp.
The nominating speech was made
by Hon. r. T. Irvine. of Big
Stone Gap, seconded by num-
Der of strong addresses.
MIR. Bruce accepted the nomi-
nation in brief, strong speech.
There were a number of the
leading Democrats of the State
present, among them Hon. ].
Taylor EIlyson, State Chairman !;
Judge Duncan, of Lee county :;
j. {. Byers and w. f. Rhea, of
Bristol, and others.
There were more than 900
delegates present, and great en-
thusiasm and harmony prevailed.
The convention adjourned at 4
p. m.
Tazewell was largely repre-
sented, as well as all other coun-
ties of the district.
The following were here from
Tazeweh county:
S d May, A j May, ID NJ Cosby, G. w
Doak, Joshua Cole, John II Lewis, II
A Lynch, J A Leslie, w Mcneil, G +
Kits, A q Kiser, Il A Repass, Jr, ] II
Stuart, S II Hedrick, q b Fuller, w A
Thompson, w II Corell, f II Hit, J C
Taylor, L b Scott, T w Fugate, c O
Mccall, o b Moore, Jno l. Baber, A w
Landon, J Machen, Robert Tarter, J
B Thompson, A Tynes.
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The Child Recovered.

st. Paul, Va, Aug. IA.
/. p. Core is in Ohio on business for
few days
A revival meeting is being held in
the Methodist church, conducted by
our pastor, Rev. Troy. The sermons
are very interesting, and we hope that
much good may be accomplished be-
fore the close.
Miss Lora Hillman is visiting friends
in Norton this week.
+. $. Hurt went up To see his mama
Sunday, returning TO his place Of busi-
ness first of the week.
FlOy Cleek, of Coebun, spent few
pleasant hours with homefolks Sunday.
G. C. Worrell, who holds a good
position with the S. & w. Ry. Co, is
having 30 days vacation at his home.
Hillsville, Va.
j. w. Obey, Middlesborough, Ky,
was calling on friends here again Sun
day.
Ira Gray, Castlewood, paid his friend
a pleasant call Sunday.
Misses Dora and Gertrude Greear
were at the German given in the town
hall, Dante, Va, on the 10th. They
report very pleasant time.
r. Il. Wilt, the society man, put in
his appearance at CastIewood Sunday.
The 10 months old child of l.. Dive.
that was struck by freight train 10
days ago and thrown from a high
bridge, has completely recovered. This
was almost a miracle. The child was
playing around home the day after
the accident.
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Y9urHuuse
Is On Fire!

You will hear that some day.
your house Is not different from
other peoples houses. 1t is not
fireprooi. 1t is not built Of
asbestos. Can you afford to lose
it? Is it wise to take the
chance oflosing so much money?
A few dollars will make you
safe. We represent insurance
companies that never failed or
delayed payment ola just claim.
We are always here to adjust
losses. We make it Our busl-
ness to keep In close touch with
our clients. Our ambition is 10
that every person for whom we
write insurance gets his money
without fuss and without wait
ing.
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THE GRIM REAPER BUSY.
Tip Top, August l5tl


Tho little children. twins. of Rufus
W. Thompson, which were born July
4th. died, one last Saturday night and
the other Sunday morning. This is
three deaths in the family within the
last three months, boy, Walter,
aged IL, having died May 18th, of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Thos. Lockhart died several
days since of consumption, leaving n
husband and several small children.
Mrs. John H. Davidson, an aged
woman, living near here. died very
recently.
Mrs. J. T. Dills, of the Divides, died
several days ago.
Mr.. f. Nj. Harris little girl baby,
Edith Lyle died on the oath of July.
aged B months, and was taken 10 Ho-
maker for burial.
Will Saunders had a shoulder badly
bruised 10y "A horse falling on him last
Friday.
1t rains some now and then down
here. Hay, oats and wheat are faring
badly; some meadows to put up yet.
Maybe the 40 days will wind up short
ly, and then there will be a dry day or
two, perhaps.
Mrs. Leila Compton, of Iaeger, w.
Va, was here on "A visit 10 her home
last week.
Mrs. James Deaton, of Coeburn. is
at the home of her brother-in-law.
Mr.. Geo. Deaton, at Bailey,