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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
AIiRIXE

10
Yo"l. NapieS and e Eoa and 7ruceedeLl.
Antwerp NAY -. 6:3i rl-V1derlani (ISrl New Yors
Via Dover.
Copenhagen May 81. . oscar II cram, New YORK
Via Christ.Gpsand.
Bremen May ~. II a m-Kaiser Wilhelm II ,Ge.) New
York via Plymouth and CherboGrg
Melbourne Nav 2C-Indradevi tIr) New York
Hamburg May ~. 10 p ul.-Bluecher Gen York
Plymouth and CterUourg.
Bristol. 9I-Jersey city CIirl. New York
,ienCa May 2lHamhurg ,Cerl. New York Gibraltar
Nap.es
London NAV Minneapolis tBrl. York: Memphis
(Erl New York via Baltimore for I.eith
IIaVre Nav 1 u nr-Calif1rl!e (Frl. York
Genoa May is-Nord America (ItaD. New York via Ma
pIes; Sannio utaD. New York.
Sunderland. May 19-Rock Light tBr). York
SAILED.
IiverpooI May 21-Caronia 1Br). York via Queens
oran. May 15-Queen Eleanor (Br. from Bombay for
Baltimore New York.
Algiers May 16-Wray tBrl from New York Cor
Singapore, etc.
Genoa May i9-virginia Utah. York.
Colombo ao-St George tBr) from Shanghai.
New York.
PASSED
Gibraltar May .o-Rcgna dI.aia uaD from Genoa for
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

May II H,uloIuc -. the land America Zine
with u" cahin and 2.o ster~Ige passengers 1ndse
y givci at the Bar : a
- a9"~ Ie"lan. tB.r Hoomhea'L Antwerp AMI Dover
MAY II. tp the Etd star Line. with 316 cabin
t""rss' passengers ami ds' Arrived TIE 9;2i
20
steamer chester tputcnl Sesetarth Antwerp NAV =
fhtIn ltuprectt in hanst Arrived the BAR pm
steamer Astoria an. luWsliuc, GLASGOW and Mnv-
NaN II. 60 Henderson, Brothers with - sabin
SlI"tL'Sc pasSth ettA ana m,aC Arrived AZ the Bar
l2J5
steamer Jt dc's'N Dole NCyvCcrt News Norfolk 10
TN" Old Dominion steamship Company. passengers
aud ul4So. LIT tluifultI1e al +:tC u
steamer Europa tttdh NasCazZin Naples
k"''gu's, liartf".d 4 60. with passengers mdse
East e ruc Is and So
S;e""tr NirEiH9 ter Zach, lfagua. Fort au rrrc@
etc. 40 Tho HAMBURG NWt rtCan Line with passengers
mails and ~, Passed IN SANDY Hook y
steam. ~ I"rrd, Woodward. t;a,' 'stou Ma ~.
The southern Iacjt COMPANY, with m'se anchored Off
Scot a.. H.htship . N.
Sandy Hook. J. MAY II 2:in m-Wiud northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
DECLINE OFFICIAL NOMINATIONS.
Schaefer and Setter Refuse to Serve as
Managers of Cotton Exchange

Henry Schaefer and Andrew y. Setter. who were
among those nominated for managers the Off
ciai ticket of the Cotton Exchange las: Monday
have declined the nomination for personal and
business Both said their refusal had
nothing to do with the policy of the exchange.
which had their hearty approval.
Mr. Schaefer said that he refused because he had
devoted lot Of his time to the business Of the
exchange in the last ten on twelve Years. and
needed the vacation which he going take
this summer. Mr.. Setter said that his refusal was
due to the fact that he did not have the time to
devote to TN" Office He asserted cmphati-
cally that he in thorough accord with the
policy of the exchange.
1t rumored yesterday that an opposition
ticket would he placed in the field by those who
were opposed to the present policy Of the exchange
but could he found to confirm this report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

AZ - yesey stLBy Joseph p Day-3as and $40 o2d St.
store. NJ Rappaport agt Aaron Forman ct al; NJ
Hyman atty; G w Olvany ref; amt due, So $40 taxes
1901 o.: sub 70 prior mge $4,000 adjourned IN
May Is; i57 55th 81. s. 95 IT OF Sd ave 3xl005
stone front dwlg: sherr's right title etc
which M Gregg had on Dec 10; 1906. since: White
BY James I, Wells: Sd ls5th st. 25xeox
200 l34th y20S irTeg; Frank
Thorn $4,000; 1881 ST. 3S.S Of
25xiO0: vacant: vol safe; Murray for 81 400 Cedar
Powers for $3.50: Jerome ave 8. 80 It 20oth
81. four lots each 251lo0 sale; j
for 81 $50 each: Webster 800 fl n woodlawn
Road. lots 25s12S.s and 25x12o sale; to Leo
Hutter for $3.50: 2o4th S. 157 e
wand concourse lots. 25xsa.5 vol sale; to
j B Kiisheiner 81 $50; 2o6th II W or
Perry lots. each 25xio0: vol Kilsheimer
for s4o5o: Decatur eve. 2oeth two lots each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
SAILED.

steamers Nrunprinz Nirclm Ger Bremen via Ply
mouth and theraoug. Cta iii ToriEu tttaD Naples ami
Genoa, Nordkap tpam ihiltdelphia Mi.anzas Havana
Richmond. ticorsetewu. G., tisi LiverpOo
VIA Queenstown; Friedrich l,r eri Bremen Via
plymouth and Cherbuurg TjRrsit tNorl Newchwaug Via
AEiers: sighington uir1 Norfolk; Finance Crsto1aI
NtturIl Nrl Chatham. 'oucho Key West Gal
'csson; jamestown, N,rfolk and Newport News; III Mar
Gah eston: Chrrois Dutch Rotterdam; Italia dtaD.
Naples SHiria Ger, Fortune Island Sava-
riila etc: Farertun mon. Raracna; Mara u;er,
Newport News. DoTsurook On. Norfolk: event tNor
Kansas city. savannah: Huron. Charleston and
j n .ksonvle: n4rtn Rico. iillt!in0rc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
WILL OF ALBERT KEEP FILED.

Chicago May 21-'rhe will of Albert Keen filed
for probate yesterday disposes $i50OO0O in per
sonal property and 100000 in realty. Charitable
institutions receive Sl56 600 The remainder goes to
relatives. The chief heir eventually will he Albert
Keep Isham. NJ. Keeps grandson who when he
is thirty-two years old, viii get onc-half of the
residue of the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Tuesday, May 81, 1907
ARRIVED.

steamer Cienfuesos Cuban, Eckerlnan. Tampico May
Mail IS Co. with mdse Arrived he Bar AZ
IN.
steamer Santiago Merritt. Brunswick Ga NAV IL -
Mallory with passengers and mdse Len C,ar
antne Goa
cable steamer Mexican. Oldham Kingston MAY 4 10
the Mexican Telegraph Co Arrived at the Bar p m
GOTH "
steamer Atheniana tBrD, Twiddy Cardenas May Is TO
W ID Munson, with sugar. Arrived the al n ~
GOTH = = ~
Steamer Avalon JNor). Rasmussen Port Antonio Nav
IL. the Cuneo Importing Co. with passengers and
fruit. Arrived at the Bar AIS u IN ~
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, BonJer Rotterdam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
FOR PRIMRosE.wEsT TRACT, s2cocoJ.

Nearly twenty years ago George II. Primrose and
Billy West the minstreis bought for small
sum ffty-two acres in Chester HILL Mount Vernon.
When Billy" West died his half interest in the
estate was transferred to his widow, Emma G.
West.
Mrs. West and Mr.. Primrose transferred title
yesterday to their holdings the Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company. OF which Frank Ham
IS the president Tie consideration 5000. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
MORE BRoADWAY-FLUsHlN SALES.

The Rickert-Fnley Realty Company has sold in
Broadway Flushing To Frank NJ. Bauer the plot,
60X100 feet. the side Of 18th 1876 feet
south Of Mitchell ave; to Henry Borges the plot,
60Xl00 feet. the east side Of I'D St. $50 feet
north OF CrochcrOn ave; to Kate Burger the plot.
+oNO0 feet, the north L. Of Depot Lane, 100 feet
east of Path st: also, in Westmorcland the John
c. RiGan the plot. 72Xl00 feet. the west side of
Park Lane, sos feet north Of Summit ave; to VIII
lam Kassebohm the plot. S0Xl00 feet. the south .
west corner Of Westmoreand and Cutter ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Write for Book OF Factory Plans
LONG ISLAND CITY FACTORY co,
New York Offices li0 Nassau -

Place. 209t st. two lots each - 5N9o Vol sale
b Powers $3.50. E@Sery ltd r. or
Holt Place three lots. each 25Xli5. Vol sale 70 +
Murray for SloIE each. Reservoir oval 1907 II OF
Reservoir Place two rTegut' lots vol setv, to Il
Powers for So 100 20Sth 81 s. o: [ossuh Place A.'N
lhiN,; 2xloi :, sale 90 Tohaa ior 500
Steuben ave 200 # of 2loth st. 2leXi00H6i *
1911: vacant vol sac. II Costello Tor $lj"o, De
kalb ave 2l0h 23x5> fNlooN7" .. vacant: ,oi
sale; 10 J + Murray s.. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

the Ieutonic which reported to Sable Island noon
yesterday when miles Hook is
10 dock about T:3o Thursday.
The Europa. which reported
D m when 40 miles Nantucket I.ightsbip ia sx
I.sted to dock aboat Z 80 . III to-dAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

Destination aud steamer. tyoS.
Hawaii. China and -
islands tvia san r1dL> $50
Nippon Maru. Ma i9loa -
Hawaii via FrarCiscob-A M y -
Hawaii Guam AMI Philippine Islands - ~ ~
via san Francscol-U s Transport Jure ,a.an =, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
LENDS s1,o75. 900 TO BUILD.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has
lent TO Henry Corn $4,000 on No IS to IS West
22d st, $4,000 on No. % to IS West 21st St and
S35O.OOO No. % To- 36 West 18th St making a
total of $l015.000. Mr.. Corn is build twelve
story freproof store and loft buildings on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Brings r,Eii
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


verse; Fot. Line Mail closes
Adll ttc SO hampton. Nhte star. ~ ltSl
Neretla tnhElh hdn' Am. II 900 a M 200
~ Iho!nas. quebec. L 80
i'F''id fttfhiuda. 1ueptc. 800
i"tsuh'' rotterdam. Holland AM. l2:un
lfo'ets New ORLEANS. Ficiic.. l2:ou
THURSDAY. MAY -
AhotNh. EaInntrE, iilin0-A HH 200
- IlEN'ht-' HaNt'' rfcnt!i '0l a 1U:tO
ii"HN ''tF 'hp'nu'tSe n sem Am 1850
itiil>'SNit NlL''' l.!''t.'-. y q l.'pNd lO.uI
nitihtt IA
Ttpnp, GuCdt2r. rhrLtud
Apache. jacksonville :, -,
Rio tiIAn'e. Galveston In.,o n,
Niiii'E''',,' - it'Siic .':I y IN
'"S - ha0"'I ''N"uhah savannah. 500
FRIDAY. MAY
Irius =. Hrudrik HaSti. - I..... 100 q n, n,u,
Cherokee Turks ls.an, Clyde n -,
'''''''H'' ''''''''N"' N'''''iS i2:do
'TaEes mail 20 So1:, Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
"coNFlDENcE" SCHOOL HEAD GUILTY.

Colonel" Joseph Simons, at one time head of a
correspondence school for confidence" men, was
found guilty yesterday in the Kings County court
a charge of ''fmfia mTni1g' Emil Arnold of San
Francisco, out of 1900 in a penny matching game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
ANOTHER MADISON AVENUE DEAL.

Horace S Ely & Co have sold for Ida c. Bracher
No. 5l2 Madison four story dwelling house
northwest corner OF sd st. a lot 20.5x95 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

ALMANAt.
Sun rises 439 Sun sets 715 Moon age IL
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 235 Gov Island 2:3a He'll Gate 100
PM.-Sandy Hook 395 Gov Island 1882 Hell Gate 525
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
4uctiOn Sales of Real Estate.

ySrALIAcE ESTATE AUCTION saturday. June
w See 'o-mo.roW's Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Real Estate for SAFE or Erchange

mn SYRACUSE LOTS At Syracuse. y &c
IOO cept part payment well located property
Southwest Arizona. Mexico or southern California
preferred INVALID. &c Nassau st, Room l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Furnished apartments to Let.

y EXCLUSIVELY furnished apartment Of rooms
y or part of - - rooms, with all hotel con
Fenieuc"s, WOULD he suhl"t n select party 10y the
week or month For particulars apply THE ST.
rHER1. l2n W. 5Tth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

Country Property for Sale.
MUST BE SOLD. 4 BARGAIN
50 Broom house, Outbuildt1gs- lylnS hlga
aud siteIy. handing view OF surrounding coiA-
hour out Harlem r r Pr.cs. $21ooo
Photos and particulars.
FRANK w. WOLFE. Mt Vernon
4 T MONTCI.' IR.-An attractive house. near depo
y schools. churches. in perfect order "a
tary plumbing; all improvements rooms and pam
immediate possession. Apply r. NJ BONp - bfcaGNs'
I,A,TORY FOR SAI.E-Brick building ~, stories
Il and cellar. t2X9S. frame extension. about 53Nl
ground. alongside railroad station COHEN -
Washington st
I-OR SATE-At Ossining. Briarciin Manor and vicin-
Il ity. elegant country homes. fine views
TUOS LENRY. 100 Main St. OSsintrs y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Unfmnished apartments TO Let.

nwN YOUR HoME.-No rent: II story nreproof; few
~ ,acauuies left. location below seth. plan see
CHARLES Z FORCE $50 5th ave Tel GT7I-5S,h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Furnished Houses to Let COuntry

Furnished Houses TO Let-COuntry.
rINHOUSANp ISLANDS american ChanneD.-Nne
rooms bath: all improvements. IOO feet river;
plete, furnished. skin. $3.50 STE
NEsNSDN 800 Tribune Building
" pl.te. pure sprins water bath. shaded law,
tlGS" house ''ChurChman.'
others Of prominence, $500 for autumn
SIX hours from New York. Write
ALICE BIRDSAII. OttCo. y. Y
NrATER MILL. l. furnished cottage o rent: IL
w tn' epents. stable. boating bath
ing. depot and telephone. T. r BALL. - W 33i
St York.
| AWRENCE PARK AND SrAGSDALF: Furnished
II houses for rent for the summer CORNELIUS e
FISH son. Inc. 80 9Th ave, New York
ORIENT LONG ISLAND: 100 miles out: furnished cot
~ $50 for ami Sound
FRANK \. KING - cooper square Manhattan
SCARBOROUGH HI DSoN
Furnished house
JOHN = HpERlE. SoS 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
European Property for Sale.
A MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH ESTATE
With Many Historical Associations
IN A'CRACK HUNTING COUNTRY
in the Centre OF tn. Duke OF Beaufort's Hunt.
TO BE SOLD WITH 1000 ACRES.

WILTSHIRE COCNTY.-Ths s--se5snsy attractive ana
Important County Estate known a. DAUNTSEY PAEa-
six miles from Chippenham end having Railway 50
ton the property whence London Is reached ny "
Great Western Railway adjcius pray
Park. the 81 Earl Cowley present occupied ~
Prince and Princess HatzfeIdt ancestral Manson
stone built. with lovely old grounds gardens ana
OF $50 ntersected by the river Avon IL gu
tans Entrance md inner halls fine suite or
ton and billiard 30 bedrooms and amp
domestic stablinx about -
coachmans quarters. lodges The Estss,
includes about twenty-eght of best dairy farms
the County let old established tenantry az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Country Property for Sale or to Let

DYE BEACH--Fine house facing Sound beautiful
III grounds. stable good condition. low
McNANUS & CO ~ East 42d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
NAV ~
FRIDAY. MAY =
TRANSPORTED MAIL c

Fakes mail to soa.h Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

('RESSKII.I. Y il room cottages. with all mod
y cuuveniences. $50 Inquire RIEGEL
r r. STATEN O G6l Roadway, city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Woodard Sells Residence.

lcpec-al 70 Inc Lifnes- DlsDst-cl.l
WILSON. y. c.. January 1L-Mr. Call
YIN Woodland to-day sold his residence on
Broad Street to Mr. ". L. Banks for
s. OoO. and purchased a lot on Whitehead
Avenue. on which he Will erect n hand
some residence.
The colored Missionary Baptist Church
people are having their recently pur-
chased lot on the corner of Nash and
Fender Streets cleared OF buildings. pre-
paratory TO the erection OF their new
and handsome brick edifice. Their new
church viii be an ornament to that sec
ton of the CITY.
At the meeting Of tho board Of directors
OF the Branch Banking Company held this
week. Mr.. J. c.. Hales, formerly cashier
was elected president. vice Hon. II. c.
Conner. who resigned. Mr.. George Stan
ton. who for several years has been teller,
was elected cashier.
The cotton receipts on the Wilson mar
ilet to date amount to 12.4lO bales. against
9149 bales for the corresponding period
last year.
Tobacco sales this month have been
rather light. but prices are satisfactory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
MAYOR RIDDICk
PRESSING CASE
Writes Letter 10 Norfolk Board
81 Control Relative TO Erasurc
OF Treasurer rs Name.
REDUCES HIS SENTENCE
Governments Lenicncy TO y. s.
Porter Very Gratifying TO
Norfolk People.

NORFOLK. VA. January li.-Mayor
James @. Riddick has addressed lettor
10 the Norfolk Board ~ Control relative
To- the erasure from the police biotter by
chief Of Police ". Mallory Boush OF mis-
demeanor charges preferred against City
Treasurer II. $. Herman by police on
GERS who arrested the treasurer. TIRE
Mayor refers the matter 70 the board
that an investigation may be had"
The Mayor also advises Chief Boush az
his action. The chief says that he IS
ready for the Mayor.
In list OF witnesses that the Mayor
furnished the board are the names Of
the police officers who arrested Herman
and a number OF women from the dis
trict IN which the treasurer was arrested
The board has as yet taken no action
in the matter.
The announcement that the sentence OF
Paymaster's Clerk a. S. Porter. L. 3 n.
charged with making way with the funds
or the government has been reduced by
II Secretary Of the Navy from five %
two years imprisonment. was received
with qualification BY the friends here and
in Portsmouth OF the unfortunate young
man.
Porter was tried at the Boston Navy
Yard. and after a long struggle lasting
tWenty-one days. was sentenced 20 five
years imprisonment. Porter comes from
very good family in Portsmouth.
The case has been an interesting one.
and the dishonesty Of Porter brought
about the resignation of Paymaster Dex-
ter Tiffany. whose clerk Porter was. who
made good all losses ana then quit the
service. The result also shows that a
paymester's clerk may be held and Grim
inallv prosecuted even though the losses
in money are made good to the govern
ment.
Paymaster Tiffany was not tried lie
secured Porter as his clerk. following the
custom OF each paymaster. nominating
TO tho Secretary Of the Navy his own as
sistant. Tho paymaster and his clerk
served at the Norfolk Navy Yard. and
later on the battleship Rhode Island. An
inspection showed the cash on the Rhode
Island to be 5000 short. and shortly
thereafter It was discovered that the sup
plies at Norfolk. for which Paymaster
Tiffany was responsible. were IS. 900 short.
Another shortage in the commissary de-
partment OF the Rhode Island brought
the total uD to about $1,000.
When these facts were brought forth.
Paymaster Tiffany paid the government
enough to cover all shortages and then
resigned from the service. There was
nothing criminal on his part in the mat
ter Charges were made against Porter
and he was tried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Mrs Roosevelt an ardent adm rer OF Rom
brandt ana owns eral prints % tho great
Dutch uast.r
ta'nltt. "a assistant astronomer 81 the Alir-
gneny observatory at the age OF twenty-tnree.
Gardner F. Wilkins. the American lulu-
or the world Tor Che DE Beers syndicate. was
born iu Michigan.
louis ~ Par2er the dramstis, was born
mother nn English woman. MS first language
was la-lian. ana Dee was educated IA Germany
No live creatures except bees will he carried
uN post between Great Britain and
Nicaragua. according 90 "a parcel post agree
ment just concluded between the two countries.
Hans Zu7el an Austrian chemist. T. said to
made of tlameuts 81 cheap material but ~
great durability, and capable Of burning $500
hours.
As rcalzation o. his boyhood fancies and
fhr fnndes. dreams ~ his NIFTY years or me-
George j. Long Tor fwenty-siN years editor Of
a." Manson dal Journal ana father OF a
grown son ana daughter. entered college after
tue holidays
49, ingenious II not novel usc has been
lvund fYr tht kind W radiance disnnvercd by
fDehfgrn. VITA ifs az . photograph has been
tAA.n Showing the machinery % an automobile
without re"'' ing The hood which covered 60.
Millions. possibly billions. 81 suns shine IN
me unni'n9uffi universe. and tho one Nearest 60
..f 7un is about s 30 90. De0 90 miles distant
if % we're possible go 20 there on an airshin
''fHAins o. m'T minute. day and night tho
urn'1 would rcQalre 4s.6oooO years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
POINTS FROM PARAoRAPHERs.

exchange reminds boys that 90 SIS not
"A the best poo. players who become Presi-
- dent cor' .uls not The boy who would
become fres.f y should give his attention
90 tennis bag pl. ching and bobcat shooting -
Kansas CITY journal
II Caruso goes iu-o COME opera. as be
threatens. We hereby tout Cosmo Monkhouso
to write the lyrics Buffalo News.
A Tiusburs physician says he can tsttoo
q blush. Probably 70 is necessary in Ii.ts-
burg -A-ianta Georsinn.
What Russia ought TO do is To get MI
Henry james to u.vrite Kuropatkin's history
of ne late 1ar. instead Of destroying o. tt
would look better upon the part OF Russia.
aud nobody wound ever be sble 10 make heads
or tai-, OF f.. ADS -Wash.neton Herald.
a wedding viirn expended on the safe rec
tum OF the I'eart oNpedition YVES solemnlzed
Yesterday. Some couples wish theirs had
hinged O. tAc discovery OF the North Pole
New York Mail
In New Jersey is considered serious or
tense for I'ci. for not 90 stay bought
Baltimore sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Professor Tyler Appointed.

lSnrcI1I - The Times DlspatchO
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January lit
has just been learned here that the Amer
lean Historical Association has appointed
Mr. Charles Francis Adams. Of Massa-
chusetts. Professor William y. Sloane.
Of Columbia University. and DIT Lyon
G.. Tyler. OF William and Mary College.
az committee To- represent the associa-
ton at the jamestown Exposition.
The American Historical Association.
as is we'll known. Includes among its
members some of tho brightest American
historians, and IL is interesting to know
that a Nirgnian has been appointed on n
committee TO represent the association
in the exercises which have been deter
mind upon at the exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Fundamentals.

Richmond IS very fond of Dr. Waiter
Page. ana always hears him with glad
ness as we'll as with profit. Ills "sym-
postum talks yesterday afternoon were
very frank. but very instructive. ana an
who heard him have higher apprccia-
ton OF the truo dignity OF labor ana
hapdicran lie went down to- the founda-
ton when I'm discussing tho fundamentals
oi education he declared that tne farmer
and the carpenter ere our fundamentals
ana that education is that sort Of train
ing which puts dcmocracy ia the rieht
attitude towards civilization Education
is IN constructive force. or it is useless.
We cannot agree with Dr Page that
he would have done tho world a greater
service had he followed the example OF
one of his kinsmcn ana become a carpen-
ter instead OF a printer. and much as
We appreciate his noble ambition 20 De
the architect ana builder Of a door. we
think that lac chose well his vocation
when he became a missionary.
But there is q place for the honest ana
efficient carpenter: for honest ana efi-
ciont journeymen in an crafts. and ne
south would be far better off IL more
Of her young men had learned q good
trade. our greatest lack to-day Is I'm
skilled worlmen. and We shall not SUNNY
that lack entirely until We shall have got
ten ria OF thc silly notion that it is not
quite so respectable TO be a carpentcr
as IT is 20 Doe q LAWYER When society
comes to its senses and opens les doors
" q.