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New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Five Italians who recently arrived from Mediter-
ranean ports filed a complaint yesterday with Ne
vada n. 6tranahan. Collector OF the Port, regard
ing the treatment accorded 10 steerage passengers
the steamship Algeria The compleinRnts say
that, except for two days week, they were COM
PEELED to eat their rations standing up.
Eight Jurors have been obtained for the trial
of Salvatore Governale. who shot and killed Pa
trolrnen Alfred A. Seeck and George NJ. Sechler
in Washington Square on April IA
Charged with having at least two wives. here
and in Philadelphia, Louis Albert fernanded for
animation several days ago. was erraigned yes
terday In the Tombs police court and sent to the
Tombs 10 await extradition to Phtadelpha.
The grand jury yesterday handed down two In
dictments against Theodore D. Hess. the policeman
who took Elizabeth Grady, fourteen years old
from her home TO Baltimore On the Indictment
charging kidnapping, he may be sentenced on
CONVICTION TO hfteen years in Sing Sing On the
assault charge he may be sentenced to ten years.
T. The &c complaint AGAINST his mother who has been
Child and Hess. VIE dismissed. 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
NEW PLAN FOR BATTERIES.
viii Mobilize Here Tomorrow and March
Together to State Camp

radical departure will be made this year in the
practical instruction tho light batteries OF
New York National Guard. when for tho first time
IN the history Of the state all the batteries In the
service will mobilize tomorrow in this city and
start on march for the state camp at Peeksklll.
These batteries will be under the command OF
Major David ]. Rumbough and he will have as
his adjutant Lieutenant Samuel Frankenberger
L. s. A The batteries viii be organized as a pro-
visional battalion. and will consist Of the follow
ing: First Battery. Captain John F. Organ; I'd
Battery. Captain David Wilson; Cd Battery, Leu
tenant George z. Laing. and 9th Battery Cap
tain Edwin H. Tracy. The latter command will
come from Blngha amton, and will arrive at the ist
Battery Armory early tomorrow morning Tho
first camp will be established at Van Cortlandt
Park on Friday night. The second camp will be at
Ossining Saturday
The work at the state camp yesterday
greatly interfered with by the heavy rainfall
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
TALK ABOUT COWBOYS!
Patrolman, a-HorSeback. Dashed Into House
and Arrested Fleeing Italian

Without slackening the speed Of his horse, ac-
'ording the testimony Of persons who say they
aw the capture. Mounted Patrolrnan Winkle-
nan. of the Jamaica police precinct. dashed
through the hallway Of house in which man
had taken refuge and captured the fugitive
4 dirk between five and six inches long and
lumber Of cartridges were found on the pris-
'ner- The man. who gave the name of Tony,
vas held without bail upon q charge Of attempt
ID robbery, carrying concealed weapons an1
threatening kill
At No. ss South street, Jamaica, Ara Marie
Felano runs z LITTLE saloon While fae Tas De-
aind the bar On Tuesday evening. TonY asa1 an
3ther Italian Estd 70 be 5ioranto EIfrecI. eiga-
teen years Old. q Eo. % RockaYay Eoad.
Jamaica, entered
"civva me tenna dol" demanded Tony, At the
EaIne time thrusting revolver into the tace II
he astonished ArE. Feano.
Instead Of complying, Nrs. Felano screamed.
She has good lungs. and made every one IN the
neighborhood hear her plant The two young
Italians departed IN haste. Tony throwing his
revolver away as he ran Then the mounted
policeman gathered Tony IN IN the emphatic
way that mounted policemen have
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

MEW JEKSEW GEN ] KAA.
lime shown below is from Liberty 81.
Station. Leave West 23d ST. 10 ninutes
earlier. except Us noted BY designating
PHILADELPHIA Two-HoUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR. 96 m
$1,000 '1IOO. ll.sO. m'I2.O0. ct 90.
m.Soo. 100. 500. 300. pi0ao p m.
BALTIMoRE AND wAsHINGTON-z-l.3
800, i'Iooo. f'l2Oo. 200. tf'oo'
LAKEW;oODE 6EO AND I.AKEHU'~sT-z4OO.
1000 a. m. x1.OO. 1.SG. ks. 40, 500 ?. M
sundays. 100. 1000 a. m. go p. M -
ATLANTIC CITY-'lO.OO a. m. Al'O"'
All. RAiI = R6UFE-Lone T Fl: Branch Aseury
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays. North As5ugy iy
Fp!l2 u g. 90 $50 I$o a; !, M ae ~i5 ssS s0
jl2O1 Sundays except Ocean Grove
;$G 7S-$0 sI5 a IN; 40. $50 Pm ?; m; ,.,r,-
lands, seabright, Monmouth Beach. @ Long
Branch. Asoury PARK and Ocean Grove
Leave Pier 81. \. r. (i2d STD. BOO a. m.
12So. Io% 800 +I5 sundays 81, by 80 a m. r.
CEDAR st,i l6.2 20 a. m m.' 100. sl5. 445,
Sundays 1890 = m. 40. $40 P, m Ih,c,,
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK, WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING, HARRISBURG, PoTTSVlLLE;
WILIIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following offices: Liberty 81.
West .9d St Tel. 3II4 CheIsea). 8 Astor
House. 9l5. 49t. 1900. 1874 Broadway; ls2
Sth Av.. PSI stu Av.. % Union Square West.
279S Sd Av.. les West 125th St, 245 Colun-
bus Av.. New York Court St, 343 3ii
Fulton St. 4T9 Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn;
800 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer co. calls Tor and checks baggage
10 destination.
'Daily tDaily. except Sunday. psun-
days IParior cars only mDining car.
except Stnda ~. xSnturdays only ztth-
erty 81. only. iDining car Sundays. tDin-
ing cai daily. bExcept Saturdays. From
West Twcnty-third Strect-e12 % p NJ.
g4 30 + NJ. il1.J0 T. NJ. k3. 20 p NJ:
". c. BESLER. w. c. HOPE.
VicA-pres 2 Cen MKr Gen. psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
HUGHES EAST SIDE DINNER posTpoNep

Governor hughes sent word yesterday 10 james
. hamilton, head Of the University Settlement
mat he would not be able 10 attend dinner which
was 70 De given in his honor ar Clinton Hail this
svel'ng Ihe Governor said that he would be too
pusy 10 come in the next few days owing 20 the
1oshg OF the Legislature. but the East Side IS
- - oe robbed of the Governors presence. for &c
ss "eS5deo 70 postpone the dinner TO next Thurs
nsyr.n .n. hamilton said yesterday that the de-
Es Es4.e e ior Tickets had been enormous, and with
- postponeInent II the date. he gaid he does not
,-a naow Ehat he VIII DO n accommodate ell those
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
c. c. |. COMMENCEMENT PLANS.

The annual commencement exercises OF the Cen
tenary Collegiate Institute, of Hackettstown, N
J.. will begin tomorrow and last until June l2
Hackettstown can be reached by the following
routea Barclay Christopher and I'D street ferries
trains leaving at q. and 40 and eIO D. M
and from Easton at 705 and a. m. and Is and
- p m. On Sunday the Rev. DR.. Gardner Ell
cri1Ee Of the Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach. An exhibition Of the art students work
~ the studio will be held Monday and Tues
CAY The annual luncheon will be held Wednes-
cey a. tho school dining room
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
INSURANCE IN TEXAS!
Equitable and Ne0o York Life
Dodge the Lone Star State.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has in
formed its general agent in Houston. Tex. that
n view of the Robertson bill and the recent tax
legislation i has decided not 70 write bust
ness in Texas The Equitable will withdraw from
tie Lone Star State July !. The New York
Ldfe has made a similar announcement 10 take
effect the same date. .
Albert McClave. inspector Of agencies for the
metropolitan territory, has resigned from she New
YORK. Life enter the bond business William II
Harris, the company's supervisor OF agencies for
he Pacific Coast. succeeds M. McClave.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
APPEALs EoR cHkRITY

The Homo for the FrieadIesg appeals 70 the pub
c ior help In paying the railroad fare Of an Amer
sean widow who supports herself by sewing and
needs rest She viii be boarded free after reach
ing her destination Funds are also asked 20 pay
a n the country for girl crippled for life who
ET@ ne rLFesn air. Money may be sent 70 Mrs
s,,s-,,. fa1ltocE treasurer No. s5e Woody Crest
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

The ffty-Eixth commencement of the BROOKLYN
Heights Seminary class of this year was held yes
tsrday afternoon at the Heights Casino, Montague
street. Brooklyn. James G. Croswen head master
Of the Bresrly School. made the opening address
and the Rsv. II. p Dewey spoke on Reading from
the Bible and Prayer" THose graduated were Nor
tina Lydia Balch. Antoinette Reeve Butler Lillian
Erneln Scrymser, Edith Isabelle Smith, Marjorie
speeIs, Mildred Leona Zellhoefsr and Helen
BrOmel JOQrdan.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
ksks wATTERson TO NAME CANDIDATE.

6una1o. June s.-John sayles. president OF the
Denocrauc Society Of Western New York. has
baled Henry Wsttsrson OF Louisville, invita-
ZOE 70 deliver Fourth Of July address before
ssst society in tie convention hall, Buffalo. Mr.
,,syse. asks AF: Wattsrgon 70 use the occasion 70
sezss his RrsEldsnttA candidate. ~-v--
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
RECONSIDER SUNDAY LAW CHANGE

Boston. June 6.-The House Of Representatives re-
considered to-day its action the bill modifying
the Sunday laws passed yesterday. and q motion
70 refer 20 the next General Court was carried
90 TO g. A tie vote was broken by Speaker Cola
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Exnress SerViCe.

Fast Express Service.
PIYMOUTH-CHERB HERBOURG-BREMEN
K VIM II. June IL. 6 AN iKronprinz. Luiy is
kronprinz. June IS. 10 AN Kaiser July %
KRtser-..- July >. 10 AMIK. VIM. II Aug
X. Wm. II. July 9. 6 AN Kr nprinz Aug Is
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREMEN.
'Main June 6. 10 AM i. Alice. June 20
Rarbarossa. June II, 10 AN Bremen July
Kurfuerst June Is, 10 AM IBarbarossa. July II
Friedrich Juns 20. 10 AN lKurfuerst-- July Is
'Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
Glib NAPLEs-GENoA. A. AT IL l,,1N az; d.
x. Luise. June 15K. Luise. zee. july I q
X. Albert june 20 X. Albert. .... Aug. 3
p. Irene. July l3l P. Irene... Aug ID
From Bremen PIERS Sd < 4th SITS. Iobokenn
North GERMAN LLOYD TRAE EEL,I-F.HSS S
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORbD
OFLRIrHS & Co. No. Broadway. y. Z
Louis H Meyer. 1o16 Walnut St. Phla'
EAMBURC- AMERICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPREss AND fAssEN-
GER SERVICE
Plymouth Cnerb0urg Hamburg
'Bluecher june 6. ? PM = An 'ka Jrne -, 80
I'Kas'n June II. .6:30AM |Dcuts' nd Jun =
Patricia June II. .@OAAl Waldersee.' = inH ~
Among special features of these vessels
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium, Palm Garden
Ritz carlton Restaurant Elevators. Electric
Baths. New.
Mediterranean Service.
TO EFALTAR-NAPLES- GENOA.
THan5urg June II. 10 AN, Aug II. sept -
= 'iMoltke. July >, IL AM: sept. 3. Oct 10
'iias GTiilroo-a. tHas Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
r, r. tickets. hotel accommodations and
general infornation about foreign tra.eI-
travellers checks good al! over the WcrIC-
OFFICE. n BROADWAY. y. Y
Phone 1850 Rector. Piers, Hoboken
AMERICAN LIGE sailing s,7 at 80 z ( N
PLYMOUTH Observation-Disclosures
%tN IORE.--.- June = July g. Aug 10
-. LOUIS June IL. July n. Aug II
PH-ILADETPHIA. - June %. July 30. Aug D
- u y - ~ - jun ~ Aug. 3, Aug. 81
RED STAR LINE FroW Per
NEW YORK-DOvER-
AAhERLNNb. June :. 2.3JpT Jly . Aug.2
IINLAND Dune -. $50 AN. Jly % Aug -
zlh.LANp 2 ;. June p PM. july ~. Aug II
W1I-E STAR -INE ;'T q e t.er p
NEW lORN--Q' 'NSTOWN-LIvERPO
hAITlt-. June ~ 7.&UANI. Tuly H. Aug
'tEbRiC.June -. y .3OPM: July ~ Aug Il
tELTIt.June - $50 AN: july % Aug %
AKARlC July !. l I'M. Aug / Aug %
Mpl plIH-CHERB'C SOUTHAMPTON
" -A.lI = / I''.----. June II 10 An. July 10
.l1rA4lLI}lEIAIIC .lr4lIl-aIC 'newlJune 10 :3OAM Julyl7
- - ipNt1- 5000 June -. 10 An. July -
''' - ...---July ?. 1890 PM July -
tNew. -. oc0 tons: has Elevator.
1EmnasluW, Turkish Baths and sRand
NtN NORK-AZORES- S-MEDTTERRA' An
KEII IC.June %. noon 'RONIANIC. July 10
EyS IbN-AZORES-M -MEDIrERR
HtI ~ y lC ---...... June :. 81 AN. Sept. Il
- ANhIIt' .-.....-.- June - PM Aug Ia
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight otiice. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware
For Wedding Gifts

Because our prices moderate. 90 think that quail
ties are inferior The STERLING speaks for itself
sterling means 925-OOO fine. In SILVER PLATE offer
only reliable makesgood that have stood test OF
Higher prices elsewhere often excused by plea OF better
quality-don be msed Look at the makers stamp-that
tells!
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Auction SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE Samuel Newwitter,
Auctionser viii sell TO DAY ct 1880
o. clock at No % 90 G3 New Eowery Bor-
ougn ~ Manhattan. the fixtures and chat
tells Of 2 saloon and all other chlttels men
toned in schedule of said mortgage Ey
order or ngrfGngcc
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Y :. Il & HARTFORD r. r

y. y. =. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
421 St and 4th Ave as follows for
Boston Via New London < Prov.-ttS 90
= 1000. * lo;02 A; y, = %
'f12.co p. NJ. via Wilhmantic-t's;Ol a
n. 2 90 2. NJ. via Spfd. -ts:li A NJ.
tiI2;O0. 1900 Ill 90 2 NJ
WOr' ster G Fitch via Putnam. t3.53 ?. NJ
Lakeville & Norf 40 A NJ; 1881 P NJ
CT. Harrington, StockbridF,. IenoN.. Pitts
feld.-t4:54. Is 40 A n 81 20 1881 p ID.
Ticket Offices at CGT1nd Central station
and cf35th ST. also a. c245 1900. c135&
B'Way COS Union Square clS2 Fifth Ave.
CLOS w. 1854 ST. 2IGs ,nird Ave In
Brooklyn. - Court St. 40 Nostrand Ave,
500 way
'Dsily Except Sundays 'StopF - l25th
St xStops at 18th 81 Sundays only.
tparlor Car Limited has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Ger tickets also sSat-
urdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
MALLORY STEAMSHIP co

Tickets to Texas. COLORADO. Mexico. New
Mexico. Arizona. California. Georgia. Flor
ida Alabama. etc. ALL OCEAN ROUTE
TO MIAMI. PALM TEACH Fla. etc Cyla
Kcy WesO. Our booklet Pocket Guide
free. H II. RAYMOND. Gen. Mgr. so
South S. NY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
TYPEWRITEKS.

TY- -EwRITERS-Au makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged: reliable service.
German. 30 Nassau St Telephone 2Is0-
Cortlandt.
REMINGTON No. 6. $50: Smith-PrsI.i... :.
$50: Manhattan. SIS Franklin or Will
iams. $40 Gay. 1885 Madison ave.
RENT OR SALE. E.-Typewriters OF all
makes at all prices. A. W. 81. Co. 3iJ
Broadway. Tel. 5&0S-Franklin.
N Y WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER DE-
POT. 11O Liberty St Tel 2i3s-Cort-
iandt. All makes; Wholesale and retail:
Remington No. ?. SIS. Remington No. o.
$50. No, = SS5; Smith Premier. No. and
No. e. S25; Visible writer's. $40. rentals
end repairs; discounts TO dealers. Send
hi. canpo1 for sneoil diacounts
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

FINEST PROPERTY on Long Island; ls
miles from New York CITY Hall: fine 10
cation for hotel site. Il room house.
acres Of land; l2-acre lake: outhuildinrs
and garage house, Drire So. .o01. good re7-
sons for selling. Apply az McDonnld-Wig-
gins CO. 25I Broadway.
PARTY WANTED with $40 COO latest i'm
proved and most practical electrical in
VFntion for railroads, an exceptional 0prOr-
tunitv for some one Full details at Nc
Donald-Wiggtns Co. 25T Broadvay
81 800 BUYS stationery. confectionery. etc.
store: Sth ave. newspaper route. 400 Gus
toners Address Mcdonald Virgins Co.
257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Thursdays Values in
Silk Waist Dept.

Have made it a marked day for all
who have once tested its exceptional
opportunities.
TO-DAY =
Red Ticket Lei
Siik, Net ard Lace waists
The SILKS are OF MessaIine. TaHeta and
Jap-Black. white and colors-Nets ars
plain dotted OF fgured-whire and ecru-
IN a great variety OF styles and trimmings.
including all the desirable iaces. such a.
French and German Val. Point Verise.
Point &c Paris. Filet. etc.-Courbined with
t1cks shirrtngs. pleati1-s.' emb'y French
knots. etc or strictly tailored
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
NElGmOR 0-lGGF-

LA VELOC'E." Fast Italian Line.
FOR NAPLES DIR EtT.
Nord America June l3 July 81. Sept II
Washington. .............. June X
Citta d! Torino. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June %
Europa tncw. Twin Screw. July 2. Aug "a
Cabin. so up Dining Room on Prone
made Deck. EOLCGNESI. HATFIELD Is
Co 30 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
ElL.TIwORp 3 CLIO R. R.
Thr6nch nanr rrnln, td IL, w.st.

'DnUy.
Through Daily Trains 10 ~, West.
Leave New York City. 23d St LIB II
CHICAGO. PITTSRURCj. 80 am OO am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 30 am y 10 n n
PITTS BURG. CLEVEL D. 3. so pm - pm
''PITTSBURG LIMIT D. c 80 pm 700 pm
CIS-. ST. LOUIS. .LOCESV.. II 50. pm 30 am
GIN. ST LOUIS, ,LOCISV. 96Gam 10 90 am
OFFICES: 245. 434 1900 Broadway. o Astor
House. los Greenwich St. % Union SQUARE
". S91 Grand st. y Y; S43 Fulton St.
BrnoL lyn: West 23d St and Liberty ST.
After ?. m. SlepinE Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information
B. & O. r r.. 23d Terminal Phcns
No. Chelsea 3144
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
EAMBURC-AHERTCAN LINE,
TNI-r,ISr RrREAI-.

II. r. tick cts. hotel accommodate tlons and
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. n BROADWAY. y. Y.
,FhOne 1890 Rector Piers. HObOken.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

AMERICAN LTNE Sailing s,il,,T at at $50 q 4. n.
PLYMOUTH RR'G-SOI-THA ANPTON
%t-N IORE June :. July 6. Aug 10
81 Lpl Is June II. July n. Aug. II
PHlLADE1.PH June %. July 20. Aug. D
81 PAI l.-..-.. June %. Aug. g. Aug 81
RED STAR LINE From Pier
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20

mood at tn diplomatic reciption, where he showed tn British Ambassadure a new thrip. It wint off very we'll Tn Ambassadure on'y said: My word as he sat down on an andiron. Tn Eye talian Ambassadure is lookin' very gloomy afther an unsuccessful attimpt to teach tn Prisidint a new game iv cats cradle. Tn Prisidint said it wud be all right if he used>wire cable an whoiver lost hand lost tn game, too. He is determined to establish closer relations with tn South American ray publics, an he has challenged tn dark hued diplomats to grand rasslin' match, whin he will take thim all on at wanst. The Ministers iv Chile, Peru, Argentine, Brazil. Uruguay, an Icwa- door have hurriedly left town. Tn Turkish Minister has asked to be re- lieved an have his head cut off. He says he prefers to die at home. Tn Prisidint is very much pleased at tn appintmint of Oscar tn Rooshyan Joynt as Ambassadure firm Rooshya. He thinks he can make wan hundherd an eighty pounds be tn time tn rip risintative iv tn Czar prisints his ere dintials-
 "So ye see, Hinnissy, it's no aisy thing fir tn spilled darlin' iv European coorts to do business round Wash'n- ton. Who's this new Ambassadure firm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20

into office he looked tn Diplomatic Corps over an says he: They need healthful exercise. They arre an ane- mic lot An thin ye began to read in tn pa-apers: 'Th' arrival iv Baron Speck yon Sternburg as German Am bassadure at Wash'nton has sint a thrill through diplomatic circles. F'r long time tn infloonce iv Germany has been wanin'. Tn former Ambas- sadure was a larned man, but tn most exercise he iver took was polishin his eyeglasses. Tn German Impror was in despair fir tn Frrinch Ambassadure, Moosoo Jusserand, was at tn White House ivry day conductin' important negotiations with tennis bat in tn back yard Tn Fr-rinchman is a fine tenniser but sthrange to say tn Prisi- dint can just beat him ivry time. It suddenly occurred to tn Kaiser to sind over Speck, who is one iv tn best soordsmen in tn German army. Tn change was instantanyous. Yesterday tn Fr-rinch Ambassadure was seen weepin an beatin' on tn White House dure with tennis bat while tn Ger man Ambassadure made faces at him through tn window. Baron Speck has lost wan ear fir tn fatherland, but he has negotyataed a threaty fir tn free expoort iv dachshunds into this coun- thrV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20

jumped over tn British Ambassadure' foot. They grabbed his cottails, but his hunger an dimmycratic thraditions iv what Hogan calls precedence was too sthrong fir thim. Whin they get into tn dining room there he was In a seat where he cud grab tn first waiter that come along. Some iv thim asked fir maniv-war to enfoorce their de- mands fir tn first helpin' to tn corned beef, but Joe Cannon defied thim. He said no further cud git in ahead iv him. He'd had tn right kind iv thrainin in Vermillion County with a hired man as pacemaker. He said twas merely a matther iv tn start. He was off quicker than tn imported gour- mand an his quick start give him ten yards advantage over tn fastest an hungriest man in tn Diplomatic Corps.
 He thought if it wasn't fir his rayspict fir tn Chief Ixcootive, an if he wasn't bumped an made to swerve in tn stretch he cud run tn Prisidint himsilf to head.
 ''Iv coorse, Hinnissy, that was a sor-
 row iv tn diplomats, an they had | other griefs. It was hard to dance tn two ostep an escape cuttin off their legs with their soords, their gloves l busted at times, an now an thin a Southren Congressman tapped wan iv thim on tn shoulder an says: Snow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
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tn home iV that part iv our Anglo saxon race that hasn't got it's vote counted yet? He's fine English gin ttleman tv tn old school, firm tn north iY Ireland. A good man. He's what they call Liberal in England A Lib eral in England is a man who believes in tn same things that radical men in this country believe in-like J. Pier pont Morgan or Andrew Carnaygie. He's in favor iv takin' tn poor mans money away firm tn arrystocracy an givin' it to tn plain rich.
 q don't know what his qualifications f'r tn job ar're. He looks pretty old to me f'r a gymnast. He's a book man, an that's bad. 1 niver knew amy wan byt Teddy that cud thrain fir foot race on lithrachoor. What did this la-ad write, says ye? He wrot book wanst that Hogan read, called 'Th' American Common Wealth. He'll find a great deal more wealth whin he comes over, anif he goes to New York an stays at a fash -nable hotel he'll see that it's just as common as iver it was. I don't know whether 'tis good book or bad. niver read it. Hogan says 'tis full iv information bout that there docymfnt that railroad pr1sldints an gr-reat fi-nanceers have become so much inthrested in iv latae, tn what-d' ye-calf-it ?-th' constitution. There ain't railroad prisidint in this coun- thry that hasn't declared: Now, that ye call me attintion to it, I wud lay down me life fir tn dear old constitu- ton. I like especially the paragraph which says: Hands off our stout rail road prisidints, nations pride!" Me frind Hartman Is In tears over tn out rages on tn constitution, an is think in iv leavin' tn country an givin' away all his hard, even tough-earned, money Jim Stillman, rather than see tn constitution maltreated be sub poeny servers, is goin' abroad without amy flourish iv thrumpets, but undher an assumed name. But if I was tn new British Ambassadure 'tis tn con stitution iv Tiddy Rosenfelt I'd keep