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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16
The Fat COI0nels.

Experienced army officers, not only at
Washington but throughout the coun-
try, are still gossiping over the recent
riding tests for the fat Colonies" and
especially over the order Of instructions
issued Just before the rides began. to
which THE Sun made reference some
days 60. Little interest attaches to the
Presidents novel proposition that army
officers whose duties require them to ride
should be able to mount a horse and stay
mounted for a reasonable time. They
had thought OF that before "a the result
OF more than a quarter Of a century's
experience, and q the event disclosed
they had not thought in vain. Appar-
entity the riding Of a horse fifteen miles
on any given day il not a. wonderful Q
thing in their philosophy a IL appears
to DO in the Presidents.
But nobody seems to know why tho
order Of instructions was proclaimed
unless It wa intended thereby to insult
certain modest and decent gentlemen
who have served their country faithfully
for forty years, or to release . wind OF
ignorance which could no longer DO oon-
tanned. Tho warning against dissimu-
lation and deoeit, to say nothing Of actual
falsehood and prsvariostion, amased
every one who examined II. But what
bewilders tho intelligent observer, and
win doubtless continue TO bewilder him,
10 tho disclosure Of ignorance In matters
Of horseback achievement which At
tended u.
Either The stipulation Of the good,
hard. unsquivooal trot' wAs made With
deliberate purpose 70 inniot the extreme
Of hardship. or Il vas inspired by Q plain,
ordinary fool. Ths strot' msntioned In
tAs order b adapesd inst Of I'll 10 eli
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British West india Sugar Industry.

FV0W WS WusHUsVtO" FUNs
owing to the large Importation Into England
Of French and German beet sugar there Is Just
now q serious depression In the oAne sugar industry
Of the British West indies" said T. $. Hargresve,
Q planter OF the province Of Cornwall. Jamaica.
Beet sugar can be manufactured and imported
from these sources into England. our chief nsrkcf,
much moro choaply than We can manufacture and
export II. A q result q large number Of sugar
estates arc being worked 1t . direct ioss and are
only continued 10 the hope Of something better
Many small properties are quite ruined and have
had Is shut up their boiling houssa.
Labor 10 badly paid. and 10 many places the
people ere on the verge Of starvstion. The mana
eesS Of estates have had their salaries cut down
to such an extent that many md n did3cuit to make
both ends meet"
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HAVANA, October = NPaNfp'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

The length Of railway In operation In British
India was spprcciabiy extended during tho decade
ending with 1908. Inclusive. the length Of line In
working at tho close Of 1903 being % GOT and the
progress made during the ten years being 1890
miles. The chief extension was In State lines.
which expanded during the ten years to the extent
OF 6.0t6 miles. The length Of State lines now In
operation amounts TO q mileage OF - ,7i9. or tho
original guaranteed systems the Madras Railway
10 now the only one left: Il comprised last year
o0s miles of line. Native States have been Judi
ciously encouraged to develop railway communica
ton, and the aggregate length Of these native
state lines had grown from 2.o02 miles In 1907 TO
s.S7i miles IN 1909. or the % .0a7 miles Of line In
operation In india at the close Of last year all but
le miles were more or less under Government
control.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

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msess
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WV "'P''r'"'s''' !" '""s'e-N wv wv"
~e'ond ~outh 'ar"Nna dls'fict' oehN-
v q stirring address h~foTg the
Beech lsland FARMERS Club ~ Georgia
the ~ her day. The Augusta Herald asys
those who had h happiness ~ bcing
stirred by u we're unanimous In dcclar-
ing that his advice Ia the farmers was the
soundc~t and most valuable they had
ever heard.
Mr.. PATTERSON did not disdain to i'm
part such sound end valuable informa-
tion as this:
IN. L.u, r,r,.. uonsol,sns and yellow people
diner from u. In color. law. language. institutions.
habits and customs, and their racial differences csn
never be hsrmoui,ed. '-s'miis'cd or OD'i'ers'ed."
and the benefit Of such sound and
valuable advice an the following must not
he confined TO the Beech islanders:
81 b.,,rv, II Il, h, our paramount, duty 10 ma.
our hes, effort. and end,,yor. 10 pr-,.rv. our c,y,u.
ystlon. white supremacy and our racial distinction 4.
pure. unsdulterstod and undenied. We ran oes,
do this by placing an insurmountsble barrier be
tween ourselves and The Latin races Of southern
and eastern Europe and by inviting to our shores
me pest ana mos' ,n'e"nten. anu 'f'uous from
mo. ..,a
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

II is really surprising that tho Democratic
party in Massachusetts has lasted 80 long
GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS disrupted IL by
running for Governor. The fragments were
frozen stiff by josiah QUINCY. WILLIAM l..
DoUoLAs galvanized IL into life by beating up
thousands OF Republicans % support him. and
being elected Governor he straightway de-
serted the party. What character it had left
JOHN r. MORAN compromised. The rough
house at Springfield was perhaps the last
straw. II will seem quite logical If the Ballot
Law Commission declares against both the
Whitney and Bartlett tickets. In that case
Governor GunD will have TO come to the
rescue and propose legislation TO put the poor
old Democratic party on the official ballot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16
Do You Want a Couple OF Cheap Maps?

DO You Want a Couple or Cheap Maps?
From a catalogue Of raro Americana
issued by a London firm il appears that
Prince WALpBURa OF Wolfegg, W0rttem-
berg, offers for sale the original copies
OF the famous WaldseemGller maps, dis
covered by Professor P. j. FIsCHER in
1901. The price, said to be subject to
no reduction, il $500, 900.
This is tho highest price over asked
for two maps. Whether or not they
can be sold at II. they will undoubtedly
command q very high figure. One Of
these maps was the means Of attaching
the name America to the western world.
One day Professor FISCHER was look
ing for old Greenland maps in the library
Of Prince WALDBURG when ne came
across the two long lost wall maps.
They we're in sheets buried in a folio
that probably had not been opened In
many generations. They were made
by the German photographer MARTIN
WALpsEEMrILEB, carly in the sixteenth
century. The older one. issued in 1907,
contained tho name America printed
in large letters In South America, Just
above the tropio Of Capricorn. With
this map WALDEsKMcLIER published Q
small explanatory treatise In Latin on
titled "Cosmographie Introduotio.' Q
few copies Of which r e1tant; ono
OF them ID among the treasures Of tho
Lsnox Library. The author said in this
pamphlet:
And the soursA pars Of shs void having ben
discovered By Asnalous. n may b called Amseigss
sAst n. The land Of Amsrous o. Ansrsea."
Before long the suggestion vas
adopted. Tho name wa 6rvt applied 20
South Amerioa and later extsnded over
the whole OF Tho western world.
A thousand copies Of The wall map Of
1907 wore soattered I'll eveP Europe and
made . profound tmprsssioa - ths bet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16
stass Drsvss's sTnsosra."

Ctoos covvsspoN6sscs Lee ANOsSss TGnss.
stage drivers all over the Southwest appear 10
be sngagsd In a sttsmpe b dsmeassrsts thoir own
supremacy In the way Of distance travelled. A
driver on the old stage Tine at C,obs claimed he
belt for 1900 miles In about hire yean, and .
Buckeye man vent him same bsetss.
Tia record 10 dsss Appsan - - haid. howevss,
By J. ". Orchard. VINO csains 70 have covered 1sU
miiss within two ysar O . sxW mile route out OF
RnRu1on. NJ. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

West Point is seldom responsible for the
army officers who forge cbeckk and commit
other irregularities that call for the inter
vention of the police. Among the gradu-
ates OF he Military Academy there are
sometimes black sheep, but it is a good
school for the gentleman as well as for
tha aoldier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

FROM Feressrv ans rrreanss

The Canadian friends Of forestry In their efforts
20 protect tho timber lands were fortunate enough
last year 70 SECURE valuable help from the Roman
Catholic Church. A director Of the association,
Mgr. LAnamme, prepared Q Letter which by the
direction Of the Archbishop Of ousbsc vas read
In all Of the churches, exhortlng every one 70 lend
Q hand for the protection Of the forests. Among
the dsvous population of Quebec the influence Of
The Church was Of the greatest valus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

WIN he ssn sadro,sd Win Q gold ring. which
mus hsve bssn 90 al shs SAils ~ fruit wss grov'
iAs NON b,eon - maturity, . bunch Of grapes vs
discovsrs1 n Long nsseA yssesedAy. Charles
ochwatasT. . psdies. vSs vashing same grapss
siusssr osughs bic aseentoa. u vas . gold oans's
ring ssUsnA ~ sesa. midway IN ne bunch. and
vtsA gsapss beth abovs u and bsAov ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

ne village BlseksussA.
From Lrs.
Under . spreading chestnut srss
tbs viiiags smithy stAadA
The ssnieh. . mighty man y he -.
Nov pgsparsd 70 msss dsmaHds
For prompt repAirs 70 auto crank0,
nAgnseoss parker, shame, hoods, tAnkc
New para Tor every Known machine:
Pull hods oil. sraphits. ssSbids, S0solsas-
's' And the muse,ss Of biz bnvuy srrps
Arc strong 20 iron bAnds.
HIS hair 10 crisp. and black. and isoe,
HIS fsos 10 like the tan;
His brow b ~ with honsss sweat,
No sarns whAss'sr be eau .
--vuloanising, rtvoeiue, braslns. rsoaIrsn.
OF radiator. clutch. cylinder, BEARING:
LnneS suos9 f0r sAJe, cement, patohQS, tfroa.
Battery cells. spark piues. coils. wfreS--
s'' And loots NE whole word b the fscs.
For no owes not any men.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Onward through iifs he soSs
Each mosuine sees come tAsk be9in,
ksch ec.ntng sees u close .
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

Fvm ~ 8rypnan Sfoadarl.
We have received the following spicy anslysis
OF Brirtsh ~oivtiising procedures In Africa from .
young Egyptian from ranta who shows dramatic
aptitudcs. The title Of HE communication Ia:
a rAoxpr ~ m ACTS.
Act 1.-THE Missionary.
Act A-whiskey and Pale Ale.
Act A.-Tns Maxim Gun.
Ace "A Nswspaper.
Act k-Crcket and Football.
Aos a-DeaA Of the Last Abongins.>
Finis-Band\ playu -Ruis BRITANNIA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

bDOm.
The tragic muse I now invoke
To sing a dolcful duty:
rom every eye u must provoke
A tear OF gentle pity.
Good Farmer Fairbanks h no more
He's quit this mortal scene;
But while spring rains his meads restore
His memory will be green.
Sweet buttcrmhk had been his JOY.
But In a day OF dread
lie changed u for . base alloy
OF bitter and OF red.
IL worked q fever In his veins
blight fell on his bloom:
and so amid distressing pains
lie sank unto bis doom.
A man he was nor proud nor grand.
Although a little cold:
For all he had q giadsomc hand
And words OF purest gold.
Now sound the knell full sad and low.
And make a grievous wall.
o buttermiki o tears that iowf
q tale Of woe-cocktant
There are several more verses In the poem eulo.
CYSTIC OF the departed and all redolent OF truth anc
beauty. SrRINrs.
NEW YoRx, October L. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

TEE wes-PTssadsas saA MsS yairesnss ere rcoof'
Aissd - among the oesa hssDssahis sntsrtsiner
tn The edosal ~ n Ne National capital. Their
dinaess are b sasstlsas tasss. end ths usual ~lnes
ere ssrvsd Win ~ ssvssal soGssss. while st tho
large rsosptssaA. q wAlsA thsy give a. least one
IN unmhssAkAhls end wholly satisfactory foundA
eton Of run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

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q q y es1AAsy WsAAng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

usmass oasBsssisa.
Kntsksr-My 80, this hurts me more Than you.
Jehnny-wsil. pa. why don you take ehlorsform
bofoso you bsgint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

sentiment; Edmund @. Tarbell, Q flowing
head Of q pretty girl. Rosemary-shadow
cast by hat on upper part Of the face art
fully indicated; d. W. Tryon. an emotional
September nocturne: Elihu vedder--a rare
visitor in u picture galleriss-'Le Mis-
trial. the north wind. . warm oolored Bit:
Henry G. White. q May hillside pasture;
Horatio walker's sand Pits rfch In ito
GOLDEN r~nodulations. Characteristic In its
e~vooation OF dull toll. relieved by . chord
Of idealistic bius In the sky. md two attrao-
tive landscapes OF J. Alden Weir. winter
and spring sceuss, conclude the list, Mr..
Weir 10. ~ ever. versatile.
Mr.. J. d. Bloughton HoIborn In hie caro-.
fully prepared list Of the authsutio Tinto-
reteos (Jacopo Robusti) gives seven LAST
suppers' - painted BY the Handioss end
glorious Venetian. tsn dissgno d Auohsl-
aneslo eli oolorito di Titiano' va his
motto, certainly . noble onal And the last
Of this list Of the divine meal % credited q
being In the posssssaon Of Lord Mothuen.
Mr.. HoIbom calls Il Q skstoh. 30 b The
Tintoretto LAST Supper recently Dur.
CHASED BY the Metropolitan MUSEUM from
the collection Of Lord Msthueu
- tho 0orshAw' House Collsotiou for
while this Tintorstto shows only glsam
Of ~ native richness Of hue. vigorous - IL
b In o~ompositaoo, II b more than . stretch.
Tho October BvllsatN does not tell W much
about this picture. It = warn yst fadsd
example; only the celestial blue Of the aky
sssn above . tiny landsoaps and through
the arohsd window back Of Christ's head
10 genuine Tintorstto. A small oAnvas Il
II. crowded with figures. and fsprsssaNs Q
most dramatic mo1snk Ths whits Of The
tabs doth. md . napkin ovsr which sprswls
an apostls. ths halo about ~ 0hstsS head,
end IL btps a ~ AAheie a oas apostis's
srm. sss psinodpal color n6ess h tAtsusw
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
EXPERTS
VISIT CHINATOWN
HARBoR QUARANTINE ORDER
PROMPTS INSPECTION
Marine Hospital Physician and Los
Angeles Health Officer Find Con-
ditlons Excellent Among the
Oriental Element

That Los Angeles need fear nothing
from plague in her Chinese quarter was
the verdict of Dr. A. Brooks of the United
States marine hospital service and DR., l..
M Powers, health officer at Los Angeles.
These experts in sanitation yesterday
made careful inspection of the celestial
quarter because of the fact that all ves-
sells at San Francisco and San Pedro are
being examined under the recent quaran-
tine order.
The government has ordered a strict
watch on all vessels. and every craft
reaching San Pedro is boarded in the
outer harbor, thoroughly inspected and
all rats aboard are exterminated. Incl
dentally miscrosopic examinations are
made of all vermin, and especially of raj
f1eaS.
Rats are suspected of carrying disease
germs, and when quarantine rules are In
force strict orders are given that rats be
exterminated.
Health officers say that Los Angeles
householders would do well on general
principles to keep their homes free OF
vermin, especially rats and mice.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
ePiLSEN' GIRL is
A GREAT BEAUTY
PLAYS MISS ST. LOUIS IN THE
OPERA
EsteIIe Lebert. Of French Extraction
Possesses All the Chic Of Her
Most Favored Country
women

In all the dazzling exhibit Of female
loveliness and pulchritude with which
Mr. Henry W. Savage's beauty chorus of
THE Prince Of Pilsen" Is said to abound,
the face and form of Estelle Lebert peeps
out with beauty that appeals in dark
and serious way, for the Lebert gir, is
of the brunette type. With upifted head
poised gracefully, she is ravishingly beau
tiful-in fact worthy to sit for Paul Thru
man. the Viennese artist, who paints
women so exquisitely.
THE Aebert' is the st. Louis girl in
1.-The Song of the Cities one of the
fetching musical numbers in Gustav Lu-
ders' fascinating and tunefu score of the
Plsen opera She is of French extraction
and full of all the chic and abandon char
acterlstic of her people.
A favorite on Broadway, 1t was with
much difficulty she was induced to leave
the broad white way Chicago partly
reconciled her; Denver made her satisfied,
and Los Angeles is sure to captivate her.
So one by one the pampered darlinge of
the dear Willie boys of the New York
theaters' stage doors are being won over
by Mr.. Savage for more serious work on
the road. There are no less than fifteen
of these Broadway favorites of 'the pic
ture line with Mr.. Savage's new Prince
of Pilsen' company, which opens at the
Mason opera house next Monday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
ROB VINEYARD OF GRAPES
BY EXPRESS WAGONL DAD
PAIR BRING BOXES TO CARRY
OFF FRUIT
Enraged Owner Albert Bachelor at
Point Of Pistol Forces Men to
Surrender While Await
ing Police

William Sartor and Frank Abbott, ar
rested early yesterday morning on a
charge of petty larceny, are being held
at the central station while officers are
investigating the charges against them.
The men were arrested at the request
of Albert Bachelor, proprietor of vine-
yard on Vernon avenue. According to
the story told by Bachelor, his vineyard
has received several visits from thieves
lately.
While asleep in his home yesterday
Bachelor was disturbed by the sound of
a passing wagon. He arose from bed and
peered from a window. What he saw
caused him to hastily don his clothing,
secure a gun and leave the house.
An express wagon, driven by two men,
had been stopped near the fence OF his
vineyard and the men were engaged
throwing boxes into his yard.
Bachelor took a stand near the wagon
after the men had entered the yard.
About two hours later Sartor appeared
carrying a box loaded with grapes.
Bachelor challenged him. forced the man
| to drop the box and surrender himself. A
| little later officers from the University
station appeared and relieved Batchelol
of his prisoner.
| While they were waiting Abbott came
| from the vineyard. He also was arrested
Abbott claimed he had just come to Los
Angeles on a freight train and had
alighted with the intention of walking to
town.
The police then searched the vineyard
and found boxes containing 400 pounds of
grapes ready to be carted away.