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JURISTS OF ALL
 NATIONS IN SESSION

Portland, Me-, Aug. 29.-Portland s city hall was today the scene of the most impressive assemblage Of the worlds legal lights ever seen in the new world famous barristers, jurists and publcists of dozen nations talk ing part in the initial session of the tWenty-fourth annual conference of the International Law Association The president of the association, the Hon. Justice Phillmore, Bart, D. C.. L., judge of the high court of London, presided over the conference, and the inaugural welcome address was made by the honorary president, Hon. Si- neon E. Baldwin, ILL. D.. chief justice of the Connecticut supreme court of errors. The Right Hon. Lord Justice Kennedy of the London court of ap- peals, was made chairman of the con- ference.
 Today's session was devoted largely to the subject of international arbi- tration, papers on that subject being presented by Dr. w. Evans Darby, secretary of the Peace society, Lon; don; Professor c. Noble Gregory of the University of Iowa, and Dr.~A. c. Schroder of Switzerland. "Interna- tional Law and International Trade was considered in an address by John Hutton Balfour Browne, K. C.. Lon don. Papers on divorce jurisdiction were read by the Prince de Cassano, of Rome; w. G. Smith, of Philadel- phia, and J. Arthur Barratt of Lon don and New York.
 Subjects to be considered at to- morrow's session include contraband of war, neutrality as discussed at
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The Hague and treaties affecting subordinate legislation.
 The Monroe Doctrine, diplomatic protection of subjects abroad, double imposts, foreign evidence and compa- ny law are among the topics to be considered Saturday.
 The International Law Association was organized at meeting in Brus- sels in 1873 as the Association for the Reform and Codification of the Laws of Nations. It's primary object was the advancement tof international arbitration, and it has since been one of the leading forces in the movement for the abolition of war. Other sub jects in which it has effectively in- terested itself were the slave trade, patent and copyright laws, war indemnities, the execution of foreign judgments and fishery rights.
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BABY PARADE
 AT ASBURY PARK

Asbury Park, N. J., Aug 29.-Befort
 100000 wildly cheering spectators
 Asbury Parks famous baby parade
 was held this afternoon, nearly g
 thousand children marching down z carpeted avenue on the ocean front In the parade were babies from dozens of states and from foreign lands, form ing the most cosmopolitan, unique and
 beautiful pageant of it's kind ever seen. While conducted on practical ly the same lines as in previous years, and which have resulted in making
 the baby parade synonymous with Asbury Park throughout the civilized world, the decorations were more elaborate than ever before. The line of march of the youngsters was along Ocean avenue and through the new Stadium. Titania VII, Queen ot the Fairies, and her court, reviewed the pageant
 Five thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded TOT lHe CulluIeu III pOoI costume, and for the most elaborate ly decorated go-cart, baby coach, eX- press wagon, doll buggy, tricycle., pony cart and float In addition, there were competitions for college colors, novelties, fancy dress and twins. The judges were selected from among men of national prominence who have cottages at Asbury Park. All admit that they face the most difficult problem of their lives in de- ciding the question of superiority among so many charming and win some tots. Visions of angry mothers, indignant that their own hopefuls were not awarded prizes, rise up to haunt the unfortunate judges and make their position the most unenvi- able to be imagined.
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WHAT DO THEY WANT?

What do the Socialists want. any. way?
 Is it to disrupt all the established forms of government?
 In so far as Socialism means a pro- test against the corruption of power and discriminations in favor of the opulent and the powerful there is a vein of socialism in most of us, but some carry it too far.
 Socialists made the Haywood case n personal matter, and there were loud and blatant mouthings from their propagandists that the trial would be a farce, that justice could not be se- cured in America where those two great forces, capital and labor that have unfortunately been made enc mics, were arrayed against each oth- CT
 The result, after one of the fair est trials the world ever knew, was calculated to make these birds of evil prophecy fit away into darkness, for it was demonstrated that justice still reigns in America.
 Notwithstanding this, however, a speaker in the Socialist Congress at Stuttgart, Germany, declared that ''this trial has shown all the world that in the United States liberty, law, and justice exist only on paper
 In the reverend name of the blind goddess, what would they have?
 Does William Haywood, whom some of the enthusiastic Socialists would nomniate for the Presidency, does he sanction such a remarkable statement as this accredited to Herr Bebel?
 It is such bloody revolutionists as this that mold the unrest of the world into the spurious coin that demoralizes the true currency of civilization-that implant in the minds of those who are Socialists only as they would have some of the fragrant evils in govern ment corrected, passions and preju- dices that blossom in the deadly Upas fruit of anarchy and social upheavals. Arkansas Democrat.
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The State Fair Association proposes to give the premiums offered by the press of Arkansas for increased cir culation and advertising and for the payment of delinquent accounts.
 The State Fair Association agrees to pay all expenses of the one most popular lady from each of the seven congressional districts in Arkansas to and from the State Fair and dur ing tine Fair. This means railway transportation both ways from any point in Arkansas where the elected lady lives, her hotel bill at Q first class hostelry during the entire ten days of the Fair, to furnish her car riage to and from grounds, and to generally entertain her with recep- tions, fetes, etc., during the Fair.
 Each of these seven ladies will in turn reign one day during the Fair as the Hostess and Queen of the State Fair, during the other days she will prominently participate in all the functions, as one of the honored court ladies in the retinue of the reigning queen.
 The Women's Federated Clubs of Arkansas are with the Fair Associa- tion in this great popularity contest. The Federation has a standing State Fair Committee who are even now sending out letters to every club in the State, urging them to see that suitable ladies are brought into the voting contests in each district, so that we are sure to have State Fair Queens of whom we may all be truly proud.
 The club ladies are peculiarly in- terested in this matter for Thursday, October 10, will be "Federation Day." and on that day Mrs. Richard B. Will. lis of Searcy, president of the Arkan- sas Federation, will be the State Fair
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Free Trip to Hot Springs and Weeks Free
 Entertainment at the State Fair.
Read the Graphic's Offer and Vote Early and Often
 for Your Favorite

Queen and Hostess.
 The votes will be based on five. cent valuation.
 Thus coupon clipped from ths Graphic will count as one vote for whomsoever it is filled out. In case lady or her friends solicit paid-h. advance subscriptions the Graphic will allow them one vote each five cents thus turned in. The same basis will be used in the payment of de. llnQuent accounts, allowing one vote for each five cents.
 Each Of these coupons clipped from this paper and filled out with a lady's name will count one vote for her in the State Fair Voting Contest.
 In addition to the coupons clippsa from the Daily and Weekly Graphic. votes may be secured by sending CT bringing to the Graphic paid-in-ad. vance subscriptions. During the peri cd Of this voting contest, which will close at midnight Saturday, septen- Der the seventh, every person bring ing or sending to the Daily or Weekly Graphic paid-in-advance subscrlp- tion will have the privilege of casting a vote for the candidate of their se- lection for each five cents of the amount paid.
 The total number of votes from the Graphic and all other papers in the Sixth Congressional District will be sent to the standing committee of the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs directly after September the seventh, and at a special meeting of this committee these votes will be audited and the successful candidate will be announced at once.
 Any further information in con. nection with the State Fair Queen Voting Contest may be secured by addressing the Graphic or "The State Fair Association, Hot Springs, Ark"
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Speaker Joe Cannon is complain ing of the inability to get good cigars and effective cusswords A man can't stand pat without 'em.
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The Saint-Gaudens design for new gold coins has been rejected because it is impossible to pile the coins neat ly. AS so many people, you know, are piling theirs nowadays.
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The prosecution of the trusts may have affected some industries but the burglary business is thriving like a green bay tree.
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Every time Rockefeller thinks about that thirty million dollars fine, he thinks that the country is going to be ruined.
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A Philadelphia woman 104 years old complains that society isn't as lively as it used to be. Giddy thing!
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My rental business is your friend, if you have anything to rent. The most conservative rental agency. All inter- ests protected. D. W. Royce. Bell tele. phone No. 5; New telephone No. ,.
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In Massachusetts an automobile ran into an express train and killed three persons. Express trains ought to beware of the automobiles.
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When Chicago has a beautiful smokeless day." says the Record Her. aid of that city, "it is merely fore taste of what we shall have regularly in the way of atmosphere before long" After that, we suppose, Pitts burgers will be taking home chunks Of it for souvenirs.
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So far nobody has had the hardi- hood to refer to Secretary Taft>s trip as a flying" tour of the world.
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Some day." says the Boston Transcript, "the little heir to the Krupp millions will be a big gum For a while however he will be a small bore.
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Little "Willie' will soon be getting ready to come in out Of his bare1eet and go to school.
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The "greenish-yellow comet re- ported from Texas was probably seen right after the removal of the Sunday lid.
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MT. John Temple Graves is too gen. erous. He is for everybody for Pres- ident.
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Balloon ascension, barbecue, auc. next Monday, Labor Day. Tracy Mills.
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cratic National Convention. It is greedy. It already has Colonel Wat terson and the dark horse.
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We are said to be at the end of the telegraph strike. But which eni:
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Louisville wants the next Demo.
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Is the joy of the household, for without it no happiness can be complete. How sweet the picture of mother and babe
 Angels smile at and commend the
The evening world., 1907-09-25
AFFINITY FAILS
TO FACE WIFE OF
H|RSCH IN COURT
Ruby Yeargin Appears by
Counsel 10 Answer Under
New Law.
DEFENS E
Attorney O'Reilly Argues That
Offense, if Any, Was
Before the Act.

FatrsSk Hsnry Hirseh. the hrst hus-
eaad 70 be arrested under the proyi-
sions OF the new state Inv uEatnst Inn
morality confronted the wife who
claims ne deserted her in the West
SIDE rottEr t,LIuIl tot nY.at th1rd
calling OF the cate ngains, him and his
affinity. Ruby YcarE.n. pretty Chi
cago girl
Miss Yeargin who a few days ago
was caused to cave the Warwick Arms,
AT Eightieth stree: and Columbus ave-
nue. where she had been living with
+ i.rsch. d!d no, face Mrs. Hirsch In the
court. She sent word thai she was still
III and unable TO appear in person. Law
Yer Dan q Reilly, represenupg HItsch.
produced a power OF attorney from Miss
Yeargin, authorizing his Law partner.
Morris Meyer. to act for her.
Mr.. 0,Re.Iiy argued FOR a Dismissal OF
the case on the ground that tho aliatsd
offense had no, he on committed sihee
Sept. !. when the law went into ensct.
Atter listening to an opposing argu-
mcnt by former Assembly, man J. J.
Fitzgerald WHO represented hrn.
Hirsch. Magistrate Harris owe rruied Mr..
O'Reillys motion The Magistrate ad-
journed the hearing until tomorrow AZ
teynoon 10 give Mr.. O'Rei,iy time 10
nc brief.
Al the back part of the courtroom
sat a slender young woman, Stout
young man and n mlddle-aEed WOMAN
II Was repor,ed that tNis trio were per
,oaaliy Interested In the case. and that
rival to Miss YcaI-gtn in the afiinsty
business nigh; b- produced under dra-
matlc circumstances However. nothing
happened. The women admitted thsy
were watching the proceedings closely
for reasons OF their own, but declined
10 give their names or 10 talk Tor pub
ncation.
Mrs Htrsrh said she wa. ealsei ZIP ea
the telephone at her rooms In tho Hotel
Enaksot, by a woman who said she ran
a boarding house and that HirAch owed
Ter $50 for hoard for mysterious
..M,ns Johnson" Nrr Hirsch said she
had nexer heard before Of this Miss
Johnson. but she would be glad 10 learn
more particulars.
The evening world., 1907-09-25
FEDERAL TROOPS
ARE AGAIN IN. A
TOWN "SH0OT Up"
Frederick, Nd, the Scene This
Time and War Department
After Offenders.

.MasIIISGToN-a- Sent ...ii.==.An in--
vcst!sp.ion viii be made bv the War
Department into airing indulkcd In AT
Frederick. Md. early yesterday morn
Lar bx. xnldlera from Foft--Myer4 Sn.
detachment which consisted OF
fsattcrr of thA Third Field ArtA-
,.ry. and the Second Squadron OF the
Thirteenth United States Cavalry
were on their way TO Gettysburg to
participate in the exercises Incident 10
The dctscltion OF a monument, And
we're Nxpeate1 to arrive -Hettyshurx
to-day They stopped over at Fred.
erick for brief rest. Only upofncial
reports reached Val Depa Ft's'aat
about the incident which shoW that
MhIIe no nfs MAJ IninIeI hA ING ntinR-
tho in,ldent caused much excitement
AlIayas.4s stns Ssitt1nns. ~ L. s5-15s
Having in mind the arratr al BROWNE
vile. Tex. over a year ago, when SOL
diers OF the Twenty-iifth Infantry are
alleged to have ''fhot up thhs town.
the War Department officials are de-
: 1ssisetiyisne In mia direction as InsaH In
ottIrr- organizations, Major Bickman
!, Is charxs at the idetecsrnc tiss,.g4s-ai-
The evening world., 1907-09-25
FALL AWAY
ON BRISK SELLING
Paciiias, Reading, Great North
ern. ST. Paul ana smelt-
ing Show in Trading.

Stocks were general, hish4r eariy to-
day. but ;he movement was no; de
cidcd and the gains we're mingled with
a number o, small iosses Peoples Gas
rose sbout point and Consolidated
Gas aaa toledo. 81. LnnIs & Western
fell i. Transactions were small.
There WAS recession later which az
fecced thr entire market. gains being
turned 10 losses. The Pacifies. Read
Ing Great Northern. st PAU. smelling
and aiEaIsamlteI Copper all suffered
big fractional cuts, Trading WAS fairly
brisk
A drop In New Haven at noon reached
i3a. 10 h} with a rully OF 9. ana was ac-
companied oy n report that new stock
would b. offered 10 stockholders al IL,
,sititvut Underwriting American Snuff
preferred Eold at So, compared with
lu2 die preceding sale in June Tho
Violent declines IN inactiG. stocks tnaii..
a bad ImpresSion In the ao;Iyc Nsi
oitcR Northern preferred. Hooking CoAi.
Pressed steel Car preferred and Ds-
iiiters Securities lost :, Twin City Rapid
Transit ! 90 Corn Products preferred
i IA and New YORK sutral. SorthweAt-
er-r Missouri PF4itis E;E1a se<end pre-
-fv-+r-rt i t--4t4sStsft- preferred United States
Steel preferred National Lead and
United Railways and Investment saoui
a point.
The evening world., 1907-09-25
YALE MEN BACK FOR RUSH.
Fresh hman-sophomorc Annual Bat-
tic on Ta-NIuht.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Sep. .5.Yete
Undergraduates swa-ned back to-day
to town 70 be on hand for itlc parade
and wrestling matches tonight. and
incidentally for tire treshman.saplo-
more r-ishes through FRESHMAN row In
York s%reet Cap: BIgelow os the
football team. viii serve rs chief mar
shal. Tha wrestling s!l be Oh the
Hopkins Grammar School lot as Gus
tcmary The freshman class Is made
up of unusually husky lads and as lhe
Number iE large At-.see 81 fh c-,+fv
tests are expected.
Yale Commons opened to-day Indsr
n new director Cap: Samuel A.
Smokes resignation having taken ef-
feet with the o'ose OF the las; term.
The evening world., 1907-09-25
EVENING CAPEs FOR WoMEr

New full length military model Of i'm
ported broadcloth, in white. champagne,
apricot, pink, light blue or light gray, silk
lined throughout Value S45; at
The evening world., 1907-09-25
Save the Babies.

is hardly
of all le in civilized twenty-five
n
before they Ave. and nehan before
they ars>ffteeni
timely Of Castora would
Of deaths occaaoned BY the Of narcotic
moeo morphine They in considerable quantities
retard
death exactly the but
Chas a. Fletcher. Caoia
the blood to circulate propery opens tho
pores the skin and alays fever. IN U1IL1-
bears the sig efeeezZH<e
The evening world., 1907-09-25
PIES GO UP IN BOSTON,
BREAD WILL SOON FOLLOW.

BOSTON. Sept. 25,--wholesaie bakers
In this city announced to-day ttrat the
price OF pies and other pastry Would be
raised on Oct. !, owing 10 the increased
cost OF material,
Nothing has been done as yet toward
ishing the sire OF the loaf. but such
action, Il In said. will follow soon.
The evening world., 1907-09-25
r.~ c,a..ng e.a...lon..

To-day, highest, lowest. cGoring and net
change, at stocks from yesterdays final
q quotations are folio~s
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we residents OF upper Park avenue
don't have to go to the indoor roller skat-
ing Kinks. We have Kinks right before our
doors" The speaker was N Of the resi-
dents. these enclosed plots Of greenery
in each block up the centre Of the wide
street seem to offer opportunities in the
way OF natural open air skating Kinks
which are taken full advantage Of. Look
up Park avenue in the early evening when
the weather'e at all ~seasonable and you
see the young people whirling round and
round. their skates ringing or the smooth
asphalt. Each block. has it's own skating
rink, a popular gathering place for the young
people from the sections on both sides OF the
wide avenue. II was the same way with the
other two and four wheeled fads. The
natural skating Kinks we're in their day
the places where the automobilists resorted,
although naturally not in such numbers,
10 learn the tricks OF their machines and
the way TO steer on tuTns. And before
that throngs Of nervous students OF the
bicycle went wabbling round and round
the little green parks
Commissioner Watohorn wal giving in-
structions 10 a subordinate about the
deportation OF an Irish woman recently.
The woman overheard him say she was a
foreigner and she bTistled up.
Faith, - she said, with whitening scorn,
Lam no more Of a furriner than you, your
self, are. / wa never out OF Ireland In
my life until / came over here
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VAssAR GIRLS IN CONC OPERA
Dazzling Array OF Chorus Girls Beautiful
Dances and TabieauN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 2.-The series Of
stunts given by the seniors Of Vassar College
closed yesterday with the senior auction,
which really isn't an auction al all, but 6
comic opera given by members Of the
class. The U~nsuspected Isle was chosen
as the caption OF a series Of original skits,
which included a dazzling array OF chorus
girls which would make New York mana
gers dizzy, and several clever songs and
dances,
Hackneyed stage devices were seized
upon by the amateur stage hands and made
TO produce weirdly real effects. An island
ives shown with wooded shores and a
thunde rstorm, in which there was a beau
tiful dance by black clad storm nymphs.
Then there was a burst Of sunlight, with
more dances by shepherdesses, amazons
and various fowerclad igures, after
which six college men who Ike the real
thing. from Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cor
nell, Columbia and West Point were pro-
jeoted as suitors for fair Mehitable Kinks,
Vassar, 1907. Miss Helen Hart was Mehtd-
bic. She alone Of '07 was able to answer
Not guilty. 20 the call OF engaged girls
at the class supper, and when she found
she was loved by niI or Eeven she vss
transformed from a girl OF gown and motar
cap into a ravishing beauty. At the close
there was a series 81 beautiful dances and
the play ended with q chorus and tableauI,
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zoo POPULATION EXPANDING.
Fine Prospect for an Increase In the Mum.
Der OF Animals In Central Park.

Etut tubpCtN " oI IiUlNbSt tH Nllt FNuUls
Der OF Animals In Central Park.
A handsome white spotted fawn was
found in the fallow deer paddock in the
Central Park mena Rerie yesterday MORN
ing. II was the first baby that has come
to that deer family in several year rs and
was a welcome visitor.
The keepers were more thar glad to see
it and were solicitous lest it catch cold in
the rain. But the mother looked out for
that and got the youngster into the shelter
house as soon as it was able TO get along
on its weak legs. She had much trouble
in keeping the little one in the building
in the course OF the day.
The other does took no interest in the
fawn, but the single buck OF the herd showed
as much care and pride in the baby as the
mother did. He remained near the door
Of the house and kept an eye on the baby.
Whenever it got away from it's mother
and started for outdoors the buck got in
its way and stopped it. He would give it
a gentle push with his head and send it
back to its mother.
Headkeeper Snyder said that there might
be two more fawns in that enclosure inside
Of a week. But that is not all the stork is ex-
pected to do for h menagerie. Miss Muir
ply is expected to increase the menagerie
with another hippopotamus. Each mem
Der OF this tribe is worth about 5000 TO
the city.
The nylgau family is likely to be in
creased, and, more important than all, two
OF the COW bisons have induced Director
Smith to prepare quarters for two young
buffaloes. The youngest bactrian camel
is going TO attract more public attention
this summer than any other member OF
the Zoo II things turn out as now expected.