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New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
ALL EUROPE SUFFERING.
LOtcest Temperature an Years Re
corded Gale an Britain.

London. Jan. 22.-The cold wave which was
recorded on the Continent yesterday has reached
Great Britain. The temperature fell 20 degrees
to-day. and there is a boisterous easterly gale.
with threat of snow.
Almost the whole of Europe is involved
in this cold wave, feature of which has been
the suddenness of the fall in temperature in
Western Europe There has been heavy fall
Of snow al Naples. while in Germany. Austria
and Russia the severity of the weather is in
creasing and causing intense discomfort and
suffering. Vienna reports the lowest tempera-
ture recorded in fifty years.
There have been heavy snowstorms in Bo-
hemia. and hundreds of school children in Ga
lcia have been frOstbitten. At Trieste a bora
is raging. and navigation has been suspended
All Of Southern Russia and the Black Sea are
hoirg swept by blizzard Of extraordinary vio-
lence. and the harbOr at Odessa is frozen over.
Many vessels are ashore in the neighbOrhood
of Odessa and Il is impossible TO send them aid
The railroad lines buried in snow, and COM
munication cannot be maintained Numerous
deaths have been recorded. and the temperature
is still falling.
The cold continues at COnstantinOple, where
a slight earthquake was recorded to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
STEAMER ARCOIA ON THE ROCKS
High and Dry Near Moro Castle. at Hs-
vana, Cuba-MaY Be Saved.

Havana, Jan. 22.-The British steamer Arcola.
which grounded the rocks close 10 Morro
Castle shortly after midnight. while trying TO
enter this harbor. IS in immediate danger.
The heavy sea which was running when she
struck has gone down. but the vessel IS high
upon the rocks Mt the foot OF the Prado. within
a few feet of a schooner which stranded during
the recent cyclone Some seafaring men hero
think that the Arcola can be saved while others
doubt that she will be rehoated. Captain Wry
of the stranded vessel declares that he twice
asked the pilot. Just before the steamer went on
the rocks whether he had seen any lights. and
the latter said he had not
The Arcola. which left Philadelphia on Janu-
airy IL. was loaded with coal intended for the
Havana Coal Company and the Cuban Central
Railroad Company. She is high and dry that
the stevedores are throwing her coal ashore. II
saved.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
4 THOUSAND LIVES LOST.
SimaIu almost Engulfed-HeaUy
Earth Shocks Continue.

The Hague. Jan. 22-The tidal wave which
devastated some of the Dutch East Indian
islands south of Achin, as announced on jan
uary II. practically engulfed the island of
simalu According 10 the latest information re-
ceived here Smalu has almost disappeared. It
is said that probably 100 persons lost their
lives. Violent earth shocks continue 10 he felt
daily. The civil governor Of Achin has gone 10
the scene of the catastrophe.
According 20 the first brief oficiai dispatch three
hundred persons perished the island Of Tana
end forty known 10 have been drowned on
the island of Simalu.
Sirnslu. Pulo Smalu. the northernrost of the
large islands of the west coast OF Sumatra. is
about ffty-three miles long and from four to thir
teen miles broad. II is covered with vegetation.
and divided by a chain of mountains. of which
Gunong sibshu and Gunong Snihan attain height
Of about three thousand feet. The latter mountain
Pulo Kilik. while sibahu is at the narrow neck of
the island opposite Tapak Bay There no
streams of any importance on the island
The island is thinly populated. The inhabitants
estimated TO number 10,o00 live principally i'm
small villages the coast. Besides these about
six hundred Malays and Achinese have settled in
Simau.
Only the coast land IS under cultivation. The in
terror is wooded, but there is comparatively little
heavy timber Trade is confined 10 Padang and
other ports the west of SumatTa and is
carried chiefly by a system of barter. the use
OF coins having been introduced only recently
The principal productions rattan. damar.
gutta percha, cobra, cOcoanuts hides scented
woods. tortoise she'll. bufTaloes and goats.
ton. and all are uninhabited. though numbers of
oocoanut and fruit trees grow on them 80
and few anehoTages are known Tel9k IInsi ~, is one
of the same name. Lasikin is another village OF
STnalu and is on Tapak Bay.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
HANGED IN WAR TIME, DIES NOW
Veteran of Sherman's March to Sea Was
Strung Up to Tree as a Spy.

Paterson. n. J.. Jan % Cspecian-By tho dsatb
OF joan McGrogan yesterday veterans of the Civil
var recall an interesting episode or sherman-s
march from Atlanta to the sea. McGrogan was one
Of the foragers. who were known TO the Con,ad
crates "Shermans bumrlers" II was a.
gerous mission and meant the death or a sor 10
caught On one occasion McGrogan was det:i{Io5
with seven other Union soldiers for foragine dutv
Tho party was surrounded by commsnd
gueras. and all We're strung W to the I1nbs 0f 0
trees. Some time later detachment OF sbeIr,o, -
cavalry happened along. Every man Of the fnra.
ing party was apparently dead, but the TescneSs
noticed a slight sign of life In McGrogan He W.
hurried to the corps hospital, and in few dsTs ",
After the war McCrogan returned to po.
and engaged in the business OF cigarnal+in I2
viii be buried with military hopors, under t5o ~
recton OF the Grand Army of the Republic e '''
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
HUNGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Baroness Attempts Suicide Owing to Charges
Against Herr Polonyi

Vienna. Jan. pa ministerial crisis has
broken out in Hungary in consequence OF the ac-
cusations brought against the Minister of Jus
tice. Herr Polonyi. Premier Wekerle started for
Vienna to-day in order to tender the resignation
Of the Cabinet but it is presumed that the En-
peror will again intrust 10 DR. Wel1ere the task
OF forming a Cabinet. 1t is not certain. how
ever, that the conditions among the coalition
parties will permit legislative work.
II is asserted that POlonyi used the services
Of the Baroness Won Schoenberger in order 10
obtain information concerning the feeling Of
Emperor Francis Joseph toward Hungary. This
resulted IN a sensational sequel to-day when the
baroness attempted 10 commit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
I'LL md UNDER ARREST
department Store Promoter Accused
of LarcenU.

Rochester Jan 22-John r. Cavanaugh for
meriy OF Pttsbnrg. aud until few days ago presl-
oeht OF the feopies Department Store. in this city
is under arrest charged with grand larceny, in tb
first degree Cavanaugh Is Ill at his home in this
city with detectives guarding him until he can
appear In court II is alleged that Cavonaupb
Incorporated $4,000 of the company's funds
Nnlrh' Is turther alleged he used in purchasing
house in this city. where he now resides
II Is understood that Cavanaugh declares thar tho
money represents part of his percentage for nro
noting the company. He came here about wear
ago ana promoted the organization Of a co-opera-
i've department. store About $3.50 900 was raised
ana me store opened for business last October
Most or the subscriptions were for small amounts
and the employees OF the store vere pTaoticsiI ali
stockholders. All
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Jan. %, 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer iceland (Br) RrOOmhead Antwerp January -
10 the Red star Line with I46 cabin T20
passengers. malls and mdss. Arrived at xa
a m.
Steamer BY lsa (5sr), Mus Csrdsnas January a and
Caibsricn 10. 20 W ID Munson with sugar. Arrived at
the Bar 1880 a m.
Steamer Prinz Eitel Friedrich Ger Mel,n.r Colon
January IL and ESngston m 20 the Ham
burg American Iine with ia ma ara
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at lis IN.
steamer Carih. Ingram Georgetown january II
Passed In Quarantine at $40 n.
Steamer Comal Risk. Mobile JRnusry "A ana Hrtns-
wick TO- 10 the Mallory SIS Co with passengers Inss
Passed in Quarantine at 7:6S IN
steamer Excelsior, Brney, Galveston January i5 10
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse in Quarantine
a S:35 a
Steamer Mexico, knight Havana January Ia to James
+ Ward 4 Go. with sS passengers. malls and Ar
rived at the Bar At m.
steamer Hamilton. Boaz, Newport News and Norfolk
70 the Old Dominion So co. with passengers mdss
OF Highlands 1920 D m.
Sandy Hook. y. J.. Jan, 90 ESQ D m-Wind north
west, strong brseze: partly cloudy.
SAILED
steamers Princess Irene (Ger) Naples. Genoa ETC.
frOnprinz Wilhelm Oierl. Bremen Plymouth and
Cherboug Comanche. Charleston JacksonvIIle Hud-
son (tTl HavTe: FL Monte. Galveston jamestown
folk and Newport News City OF Columbus. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
GAMBLING ON THE FRENCH COAST.

Paris, Jan. 22.-Nice. Cannes and other Medi-
terranean resorts are protesting energeticalIy
against Premier Clemenceau's order suppressing
gambling houses. saying that the closing OF the
casinos will ruin the watering places Of the
French shore and drive visitors to Monte Carlo
and the Italian In consequence OF
these representations VI. Clemenceau has sus-
pended the order. as far as the coast is con-
cerned till February I. and in the mean time
the government Will consider the question Of
permanently exempting the coast resorts from
the provisions of the order
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
RED SUNDAY STRIKES.
Factories an Capital Closed Cold
PrereRfs Disorder.

-. Petersburg, Jan. 22.-The workmen en-
psoyed by twelve OF the large factories have
struck for half day in memory OF their COM
rades vino we're killed Red Sunday january
% iGo5J. This afternoon all the newspaper
cOTnpositors Joined the strikers. the "Eovoe
Vremya" being the only paper 20 come out.
Attempts 20 engage in concentrations were
hampered by the extreme cold. the thermometeT
registering 20 degrees below zero All the
streets patrolled by troops during the
night 20 pick up benumbed wayfarers and fires
10 warm the sufferers from the cold were KEEP:
burning Al every street corner. Many deaths
due TO the severity OF the weather have been
recorded in the provinces. where the temperature
has varied from 45 20 20 degrees below zero.
The newspapers to-day announced that the
resignation OF Vice-Adniral Birilen as Minister
of Marine. which was rendered some time ago
had been accepted. The name Of the admirars
successor has not Yet been announced
Lodz. Jan. 22.-The strike planned in
memorstton OF Red Sunday was successfully
carried out by the Socialists to-day in this city
The factories. stores and restaurants were
closed. no papers published and the street.
car service was at a standstill. Many arrests
were made
Warsaw, Jan. 22-The projected strike here
to-day was failure. the workmen generally
refusing 10 take part in the movement
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
REFUSAL TO PAY LIKIN.
4meTica Will Insist on Terms of
Trade Treatu.

MOukden, Jan. 22-The Viceroy Of Moukden
and the foreign consuls have been unable 20
reach an agreement on the opening Of Moukden
10 foreign trade. The dispute involves the whole
commercial control of Manchuria- The Vice
roy holds that foreigners importing foreign
goods only shall receive treaty port treatment
within the foreign concessions but, pending the
location thereof, the viceroy demands the pay
rent Of likin. The japanese and American
oonsuls say that the commercial treaties Of 1903
opened all OF Moukden. and the consular body
refuses 70 recognize the rights claimed by the
Chinese to levy libin and restrict residence
Goods imported by foreigners are not taxed
in the foreign concession. but foreign goods in
Chinese hands are subject to the tax The ex-
emption OF the latter involves an enormous loss
of revenue. and the Chinese stubbornlv resist
the renting of duties. An Immediate settle
lnent is unlikely. in the mean time there are no
negotiations for settlement In accordance with
the American treaty.
Washington. Jan. 22-It is learned at the
State Department that Mr.. Straight the Ar1eri-
can Consul General at Moukden, is acting In
conformity with instructions from the depart
ment In his insistence upon the exemption of
goods imported from America into that port
from the likin tax. Under the terms Of the
trade treaty made with China at the conclusion
of the Boxer uprising It was agreed that I'm
place OF paying vexatious likin duties whenever
they pass from one jurisdiction into another in
China American goods. upon payment OF 2I5
per cent duty additional 10 the per cent Gus
toms duty paid at the port OF entry, should be
permitted 20 circulate freely throughout China
without further tax. Up 10 this point American
merchants importing such goods have been able
though often embarrassed in doing 60. to obtain
this privilege for their goods. but only as long
as they remained in American ownership NoW-
the government is determined that If American
Eooos are not TO be completely excluded from
the Chinese market they must be exempted from
ta1ation after having paid the initial dues
even when they pass into the possession ~
Chinese merchants and Mr.. Straight is under
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
neutrality-suspicious. oPFR. uo,-sv

Ihis A.yenins al S. MARTA-Sembrich Homer:
SsLusc' Gourmet Aosst Conductor VfEna
Fri Evs., Jan. 25, at S, TOsCASEnua Eames;
Naruso. Scotti Dutrtche. ROssi Conductor. ViEna
sat Aft, Jan. IS. . Double BtL Don PAS
SC AlE--Ssmorich Dippel. Scotti. ROssi Followed by
Conductor. Vigns- '0@
sat Evs Jan Z6 popular pricesl. SO. HAENSEL
So-I, GIosI 1i EI@-Matueld. Alten Homer. Weed:
SUNDAY EvG-. JAN q lPOP PRICES. AT $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Soloists; Mines. Cavalier AbOtt KfrkbO- TlInn- NM
6urgstalIer and PlancOu- Entire Metropolftan Opera
Aouse orchestra. Conductor. BOVy.
Mon EvE., Jan. rs. s MANON I.ESC3I-T-Cava-
Conductor 9'o' . --'0~
Wed EvE, Jan. So AZ 5.30. SIEGFRIED-FleIscher-
Edei kirkoy-L Lunn, Rappod; BurgstaIler Van Ro0y,
RelsS Gorttz. BlaSs Conductor. Hertz
IhurS Morning. Jan. 81. Matinee at 40 SAIONE-
lstad Weed; Burrian, Van Rooy DippeI. Journst
lselss Blass. Conductor
LhlTG performance OF SALOME-Tues- Morning Fe6.
o. az l,SO-Fourth. last and only evening perfornancs
4GeS Feb. L tLincOlu's Birthday.
FIJI ENE-. Feb. T. at s. LOHF.NGRTN-Ernrra FaunaU
CuctOr. Hertz ''o"'" ~NN'
sale OF seats for weeks performances and For
81 pertoTuance OF Saious begins morrow (Thurs
day a. N'---'
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Plymouth, Jan =, 1125 m-sAiled steamer Pennsyl-
Xanla (Ger) Knuth Grom Hamburg and BoulOgne).
Rot!eEd9m. Jan 2o-Arrivsd Prometheus tGer.
East London, Jan 2f-Arriv~d
Thomas. New York via Cape ToNn,
ltbau. Jan lS-ATTivcd. steamer Petersburg (Suss)
Skeisky New York via Rotterdam.
Gioraar. Jan 2l-ArTived steamer KOnig Albert (GeD
Feyen. New York Via Naples and Genoa. 80
Shields. ian :0-Sailed CraighaI (Brl Milne
New York. ' '
Antwerp Jan 2osailed. steamer la Hesbaye Dutch,
HAVE. Jan l9-Arrived steamer GIenesk CRrl Hurst
Portland Jan 22-Arrived steamer Toronto (6s Young
New York FOR Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
MADRID MAY ESTABLISH BAKERY.

Madrid. Jan 1.-THE bakers here continue TO
maintain the high price OF bread. The police
patrolling the streets I'm squads. and the
municipal authorities are distributing bread
which IF arriving here from the provinces. II
is proposed 20 establish a city bakery i'm order
TO regulate the price.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
A eERmAN.pANIsH TREATY.

Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE relations between Ger
many and Denmark. which have been growing
closer for several years. have been further
cenlented by treaty. signed yesterday. which
arranged the only question previously unsettled
between them. This a matter concerning
the citizenship Of Danes living I'm Schleswig-
HoIstein and Prussians living in Denmark.
which has now been satisfactorily settled. The
new convention, which consists of four ar
ticles. is an amendment to the treaty Of 1864.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
Proposals.


PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment Washington D. c, until 10 o'clock m, Feb
ruary H. 1907 and publicly opened Immediately
after. 20 furnish at the navy yard. New York. " Y,
etc quantity Of naval supplies as follows: Sch 37s;
Spare for wireless telegraph systems receiver
cords wire Insulating clips micanis electrical sup
plies; china glass; and silverDlated nuts
trio hoist. brass nuts. bolts. tools
msgaphones. depth recorders bar and tool steel angle
iron mercury brass tubing. section
paper, push carts YACHT blocks. machetes-Sch 377:
Black prtsmattC powder-Sch. SIS: Chairs. portable
furnaces, wire paint quaTtered nickel
steel sheet zinc. gum gaslxet. iron pipe towing
sels.-Sch. 319: Drill grinder. hardware. packing.
gauges-Sch $50: Timed biscuit table salt condensed
ana evaporated miIkSch. Ss1; Timed apricots. Ap-
Pcatons for proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number Blank proposals will
upon application 70 the office. New York.
y Y, or to the Bureau. F. q. ROGERS Paynaster-
General [. s y. 1-1T-07.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF COLJJNr-
" bia,-Washington, d. 9. Jan II. 1907.-seaIed
proposals will be received this Office until 12
saturday February Q. 1907. for furnishing
water pipe specials Forms specifications and necss-
sary Information be obtained Room District
Building, Washington: p: G HENRY B. F MAC
FARLAND. HENRY T.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Com
misSloners u. c
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
eERMAN ATTIrupE HOWARD MOROCCO,

Berlin jan 22.-The French and Spanish
Ambassadors to-day informed the Foreign Of
fee of the imminent withdrawal Of the French
and Spanish warships from Moroccan waters.
The Foreign Secretary, Herr Won Tschirsky.
who received the ambassadors, said that Ger
many would do everything possible 10 hasten
the installation of the international police in
Morocco.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
CUBAN STEAMER LOST.

Havana. Jan. 22.-The collector OF customs has
received telegram saying that the Cuban steamer
Atantico has run aground on the Guincho roofs
near Porto Padre, and is a total wreck Al ,ho
members of the were saved " NV
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
EIFFgL TOWER AS WIRELESS STATION.

Paris, Jan. 22.-The government has decided
TO the Eiffel Tower part Of the army
wireless telegraph system From fits great
height 900 feet, the War Department. i'm the
fall army manoeuvres. able TO maintain
communication with the eastern frontier along
the Vosges, and since then the station has COM
municated with Berlin and London. Regular
communication with Algeria and Tunis is
I'd
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
LARGE LOSS BY FIRE AT TOXIC.

Toxic, Jan. 22.-The main buildings Of the
Department of Communications were burned
down this morning involving a loss estimated
stroyed.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

Berlin. Jan 22.-The thermometers registered two
degrees below to-day and still lower tempera-
lures were recorded in Northern Germany. IheIe
is much suffering among the poorer classes, and
some persons frozen TO death. Navigation OF
the Rhine is partially interrupted by ice. and rail-
way traffc in Central Europe IS delayed by the
severity Of the weather.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
THURSDAY. JANUARY q.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer Close in York.
tora. q SIoana Jan q. 600 m
Tahiti MarqJ Islands (viz
ncisco)-sIariposa 20 1890 m
Hawaii, Japan China Phil
pine Islands via San Francisco
Corea Feb. 1. 1880 a m
New Zealand. Except WesD.
Few eionis. Samoa. Hawaii
FIJI (va
Sierra Feb. q l2;sOs m
Japan (e1cept pGrcels-pOst nails Corea.
China and Philippine Islands
and Victoria. ~ C(-EmpFess
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
AmuSements.
MANHATTAN
OPERA HOTSE

MAMMA AR satb 81 Sear ~ stb Az.
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
OSCAR HAMNERSTEIS. ...-.- Director
TONIGHT al s-Meyerbeer's THE HUGUE-
Severna. Zaeearis; MM. Bassi Ancona. Arimondi.
Seveilhac. Venturini, Mugnoz. Daddi. Fosset's.
Resehislian. NILE Dazzle. prem dansse- Con
FRI, JAN. 25, al s:15-BeIlinrs sOSNAMBULA.
Miles. Pinkert. Trentui. Zaccaria: MN Bonci.
Armondi, Tecchi Conductor. Tanara.
SAT. MAT, JAN. 90. at 2--Bizet's CARMEN.
Mines. Rresser-GianoIi Donalda Trentini. Gia-
coma; NM. Dalmores Seveilhac. Gilbert, Daddt
MugnOE Rsschiglian. Mile. Dazie. prem dsns'se.
Conductor, Campanini
SAT EVE, JAN. 90. at s-verdfs AIDA Mines.
Russ, De Cisneros; NM Bassi. Ancona. ArtInondi.
TecchL Nile DeIis. prem. dsnsse. Conductor
sTSDAY sss6SmGRASD coNcEEr.56c.-s sG SO So
MoND;. Jan. 2s. at s:15-Eourth appearance %
NINE MEIBA. Donizetvfs LUCIA DI LAMMER-
MOOR. Mines Msloa severins; NM Bonci. Seveil-
hac. Musnoz Nenturin TecchL Cond.. Campanini
WED, JAN so. at s-Meyerbeer's THE HtGCE-
zacearis Arts: NM Bassi, Aneoua Almonds,
Reschiglian. Conductor. Campenini
IHnRss gAS 81. a. sI5-By request EXTRA
MELBA, verdrs RIGOLETTO. Mines Me1ba Gia-
cOmini. sevsrina- Zaccsrta NM BoncL Ancona, Ari-
mondi, MugnoZ, Venturni. Fossctta. Reschiklan
Conductor. CRmpaninL
VI. MARIO sAAfMARCO. Lsoncavaiio's Il PAG-
IIACCI Nine DonaldR: NM Bass, S1mmarco.
SeveilhRc. and Mascagnfs CAVALLERIA RUST1-
CANA. Mines. Russ. GiacOuia, 6evertua: NM
mores Seveilhac. Conductor Campani1f
SAT. MAT. FEB. 2-Rossnfs IL BARBTFRE
DI SENIGlIA- Mines. Pinkert. Trentini; NM.
Bonci. Ancona. Arimondi Gilbert. Venturini. Con-
SAT-. NIGfIT-Opera announced later
SEAT SALE FOR WEEK BEGINNING JAN "a
OPENS TOMORROW A. VI.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Ts Sunset sos Moon 2:1l Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 500 Island S,2 He'll Gate k-2b
PMsandy Hook S:s2 iov. Island S:5O Hell Gate s:iS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Deutschland. which reported 10 Cape Race at r.
Yesterday when a2u miles southeast
expected TO dock about $50 m Friday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
SNOW FALLS IN ROME.
Fishing Boats Wrecked on Italian Coast
Cold Weather in Germany.

Rome. Jan. 22.-Heavy wind and snow storms
throughout the peninsula have been causing serious
damage on land and a number of fishing boats
have been wrecked off the coasts. Two freight
trains in collision in snow storm near Iurln
but there wac loss of life. Snow fell for hours
In Rome.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

'Brings mail.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-19

It was In 1856 that Henry Rogers
was graduated from the high school
at Fairhaven. and it appeared to him
that there was still something else to
build as the fiftieth anniversary of
for his merry men all, and commits
stoned them to build and equip the
finest high school ever, and as it
went up he watched it and nursed it
as a mother might a growing child.
And now, with its wonderful fittings,
its gymnasium, it's class rooms, its Of
fees, it is at once the most luxurious
and practical building of the kind in
the world.
What is at the bottom of all this
home love and passion for local adorn-
ment?" a friend of his was asked.
1T is his Americanism," was the
answer He loves his people and
would see them second to none in the
world"
Taking Life Easy.
Mr.. Rogers is taking life easy now,
and obeys the behests of his doctor
with smiling acquiescence that con-
ceals whatever Impotence he may
feel at unwonted restraint. You no.
Twain with him on a short yacht
cruise. Well, that was not the first
time they had foregathered in the
cabin after a day of steaming in the
OPEN Men like Mr.. Clemens and the
late Tom Reed are the type he most
prizes for complimentary should