New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
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after that time it will be before any sensible
Ienef from the bridge crush is effected remains
IT, IL De seen The opening of the long needed new
iIle OF surface cars in Livingston street, Brook
lyh' paralleling Fulton street is expected TO put
on enc 10 much of the congestion of trolley
cars on that crowded thoroughfare The Public
service Commissioners are contemplate the
operation of through trains over the Brooklyn
Bridge at all hours, doing away with the rush
nour conditions requiring changing cars at the
brooklyn terminus in the morning and evening,
MHlch is one Of the great evils of travel be-
tween the two big boroughs.
activities?' 1e-'e'
He has returned TO the state capital, after
three weeks devoted TO public meetings and in
Sutullons with enlarged ideas of some state
matters and an increased number of hearty
supporters His presence at the G. A X en-
cafnpment at Saratoga and at the State Fair at
Syracuse evoked much popular enthusiasm. 1t
was noticed that Lieutenant Governor Chanler,
In whose bonnet a Presidential bee is huzZing
did not introduce the Governor as the next
President as enthusiastic partisans have been
DONG The Governor has devoted himself with
his usual energy to the investigation of the
charges against John F. Ahearn. Borough Presi-
dent of Manhattan. He brushed away. as ut
terly unimportant the objections 10 his jurlsdic-
ton In the matter presented by AhearnS Coun-
sell Martin W. Littleton- Mr. i.1ttIeton. VINO Is
lawyer and an ex-Borough President, found
that the Governor bit of a lawyer him
self. The experience of Mr.. Kelsey when the
Governor took him in hand for CrOSS-examlna-
ton Will be that of President Ahearn. and per
haps in more distressing detail it will he re
peated It would be better for those who ex-
pect to undergo a gruelling at the hands of the
Governor TO escape by resgnng in advance
Has England a threat of war with Japan
The treatment accorded to the coolies at
Vancouver is an exact parallel TO that shown
TO a greater extent and must strain the treaty
bond relations of Great Britain and her t2r
Eastern ally. 1t is a part OF that lnera9lca a
hostility on the part of white men toward those
of another color when direct competition IN
means of existence arises. There is still another
labor problem for Canada 10 confront III bTilISH
Columbia 4 considerable number or ftlHdu9
have already come thther from India. claiming
consideration as British subjects. and have
proved themselves such undesirable citizens that
the people propose to send them on 10 OTTAWA
for the government authorities 10 dal Win
1.-The strife in Morocco seems likely 10 ehd
soon as the result of rategiCal observations
from an anchored balloon by the French ana the
consequent success OF operations as tt The
Moors appear TO have dispirited the latter, me
result Of the revolutionary outbreaks IN tussla'
following the Japanese War are summed up as
involving the loss Of not less than l9rFo llEeS.
The pleasure Of a yachting trip by the Car
was marred by the grounding or ms vessel "A
,azI- International contest Is promised by the
announcement that Sir Thomas Upton VIII az
tempt for the fourth and last time TO MT the
Americas Cup; the last whether he succeeds OF
fails The result Of the corOner's inquiry IN re
gard to the Quebec Bridge fall threw no ngn'
on the cause of the disaster and showed accoIu-
ing to the verdict. that all possible pIecdulIpn
10 prevent 1t were taken Engineers lear uIa'
they will have TO revise all the theories ana cal
culattons on which they have depended LOT
large bridge structures. Prince Wilhelm o.
ported as soon TO wed. -,
zone of the notable features Of the news was
the announcement Of a beQuest OF nearly nan d
million dollars by wealthy Enghsh, mar, -
Yale University, the motive for whlch mas me-
been disclosed. So important gtad 10 IN, e,lIs
country from a foreigner has not peeh MAJ
since James Snithson. the natural son OF d
member of the peerage, gave the Ioullsa llo,.
for the Smithsonian Institution That cancer
in certain stages be cured by raoiuIh -
the dictum of a physician or note AIloln ~ ~
clares that infected milk is the cause Oh - IN
"a
courts declaring that the two cents nllie ran
road fare law in Pennsylvania Is uhCoIisLI
tionaI is another tribute to the IegaI ap' - %
Governor Hughes who Vetoeu a sIlill - -,
ures in this state. New York may nave the
same trouble that Texas had with negro TROOPS
now that they to be sent TO pArtd III
.b;s etate The raising Of the rate OF interest,"
on the bonds issued by the city from r 10 ~
per cent insured bids TO FIVE times Ie amen M
required and a considerable premium so 'ldC
the rate will be only .O439. The fact thaI an
overzealous bidder failed 10 make gooa ms
financial pretensions win serve as check Oh
future spectators who are ehcouTdseu ~ -.
daring coup The extent 70 which pam couHtIS
people resent any new tangled notiohs III =,
gard to marriage relations Is SHOWN bF uit -
ten-egging Of 7. P Earle when he sougIlL "II
his home in Monroe. X y. He wisely diu ~
take his affinity to the former home or ms
wife and It remains to he seen what the PEG
pie of New Hampshire will do now that ne i
visiting her In that state The bank employ
Funvan who stole nearly 100000 and squah-
dered a part Of II his affinity has received a
term Of seven years in prison. while the woman
not only goes free but VIII get the rt"alu ~
securing his arrest. The arrival of Mrs Annie
Peasant in this country has aroused less inter
est than when she came in former years she
nov says she has the soul Of Nine. BlavatskF'
but does not say how she could acquire a ne"
soul without being reincarnated or born again
The husband Of Mrs. Mary Wilkins Freeman:
the novelist. has been arrested on the eve OF
a political contest a charge OF Playing inc
gambling game of craps Water ChrlStle' thS
well known automobile racing man. has decided
to give up racing after a serious accident ana
narrow escape in Pittsburg when another man
was killed. Little Bright Eyes failed to ald
her 'medy' and the latter's husband, and ne was
found mentally incompetent by a SheriH jury
.''Tbe several deaths for the week include the
names of D. Willis James of New York: Ran
dolph Guggenheimer. former president OF the
New York City Council; the Bishop Of ChicheS-
ter the Rev. DR.. Ernest Roland Wilberforce' Oh
the Isle Of Wight Professor George w Plymp-
ton Of Brooklyn; the Rev. DR. Charles j. Jones;
Of Staten island: DR. A Warner Shepard. of
Brooklyn: DR.. John Henry Jackson, OF Barre
VI and De Francis II. Markoe. Of this city