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STATE OPENS AT BOISE.
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face, and he had difficulty in keeping back the
tears He ,old of meeting Orchard, then known
Is Hogan at the railroad station in Caldwell
three days before the crime and Of telling him.
in answer to his inquiry. that his father would
lie home the following Friday. He said that he
was his way horae with his uncle, and was
two blocks behind his fat her when the explosion
occurred.
l. J Bowman, James Russell ard Steve
Dempsey proprietor % the Pacific Hotel at
Caldwell. traced the movements of Orchard and
Enpkins The latter was identified by a photo
graph which viii be the first exhibit offered in
evidence 10y the state, and was known to all
the witnesses as Simmons" Dempsey identt-
fed the hotel register, wherein Orchard. as Ho-
gan. AMI Simpkins. Simmons, had signed their
names on November 3, 1905, and it marked
for identified ton.
The defence briefly cross-exarnined several wit
nesses. and the line of questions aimed at
making il clear that Harry orchard had shown
himself ConspiCuouSly in the streets of Caldwell
and that neither he nor Smpkins had sought to
,ntite'i ms movements. IL WAS believed that
this done Ia lay the foundation for the
counter conspiracy charge that it is thought the
defence viii bring forward.
The defence objected practically all the
days testimony except that relating to the death
Of Steunenberg on the ground that it was i'm
material anu in no way connected with the de-
fendant The several conversations of Orchard
were objected to the ground that they were
in no way binding upon the defendant Judge
N"od, however. permitted all of the testimony
10 stand on the undertaking Of the prosecution
to show later the connection.
When court sits at 2 o'clock Tomorrow there
viii be further testimony as to the events IT
caldwell. and then Harry Orchard will take the
stand. Orchard will be brought from the peni =
tenuary In the forenoon and turned over to
Sheriff HOdgiu until he has been examined and
cToss-eXanined to the satisfaction of both sides.
he VIII be a close cell neighbor in the county
9all 10 the men whose lives he may away.
but II is likely that they will not get even a
glimpse OF him during his stay there.
Harry Orchard brought into Boise this
evening from t:c Idaho penitentiary. For some
hours he was closeted with the attorneys for the
prosecution.
.h;s IS the first time that Orchard has been
out OF the penitentiarY since he brought
from Caldwell, Immediately after the assassna-
ton of the former Governor.
notwithstanding the report Of possible violence
10 Orchard by friends of Haywood the prisoner
was surrounded with but little precaution on
the drive into the city.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
West Twenty-third Street
'BRY4N AND W4RFIELD.'
Nebraskan Says Il Am Very Fond
of the Governor.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Baltimore, June 4-W. J. Bryan was the guest
of Governor Warfeld to-day at the executive
mansion at Annapolis. They returned together
from Richmond, where they were the guests Of
Governor Swanson, and were cheereG by the
Confederate veterans many of whom linked
their names together as the Democratic Presi-
Dental ticket for next year. A boom has been
started for Governor Warfied for Vice President
and while he says he is not a candidate for
either frs or second place on the ticket mention
of his name in both connections has pleased him
greatly
When asked to-day what he though. Of Gov
ernor Warfeld a Democratic candidate for
President, Mr.. Bryan replied. Il am very fond
of Governor Warield. and he Is fully qualified
to be President Vice President Of the United
States. In fact there many prominent Deni-
oCrats qualified. l cannot however discuss
the question OF candidates"
IF you should be nominated and elected" Mr..
Bryan was asked what are the principal things
you would advocatc?"
That" he said. rs just like asking me what
! would do if I We're President. I do not want
10 answer such question directly, but I will
reply 10 II in amended form"
What then he was asked "is the most i'm
portant principle TO be applied at this time"
The Jefferson maxim Mr.. Bryan replied.
Equal rights 10 ali and special privileges to
none embodies the governmental principle
whose application IS most needed. The abuses
OF which the people complain arise from the
violation OF the principle"
In declaring his opposition TO the third term
idea Bryan said: L assume that the President
will adhere TO the opinion which he has cx-
pressed the subject and will not be a candi-
date again. II would be a reflection upon
the su<ess Of his administration IT, coming in
by an enormous majority he had reduced the
popularity Of his party as TO make Il inpos-
sible for any other Republican to be elected
Mr. Bryan started for New York tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FLYING VISIT BY Mr.. BRYAN.
Going Through Here This Morning on the
Way to Albany-Back at Night.

Harry W. Walker, Colonel William J. Rryau's
personal friend. said last night that Mr. Bryan
would pass through New York early this morning
for Albany, where he would be the guest OF the
executive committee of the New York State Pro
gressive Democratic League. The Bryanites viii
call on the Governor and Lieutenant Governor and
take luncheon NJ the Ten Eyck Mr.. Bryan will
visit the Senate and House in session and per
haps address each briefly
Leaving Albany early in the afternoon Mr.
Bryan will stop off at Poughkeepse, visit Vassar
College. and then cross the Hudson Nathan
Straus IS yacht To Newhurg, where he IS To make n
speech. 1t is understood that at Eewhurg he win
take luncheon with Ex-Governor Odcli. was
one Of the guests a few weeks ago at Martins
restaurant here when Mr.. BRYAN was a guest ~
Rudolph Block. Mr. Bryan and his friends will be
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PUBLIC KISS sMACKs OF vULGARITY
0sculation in Street Takes Swain Before
Magistrate-,D Discharged

. Patrolman Stapleton Of the 21st Precinct is am
bilious. He is also young. When he James F.
Higgins kissing a girl az 9th street and Second
avenue he felt pained. Not the girl. But Staple
ton locked Higgins up for disorderly conduct.
Magistrate Whitman, the crusader. presiding
over the Yorkville court when Stapeton arraigned
his prisoner The magistrate was shocked. but not
so much as the officer. He asked the prisoner if It
were true that he 'had-er-Osculated'
You bet I did. your honor l did kiss girl.
said Higgins, smiling remniscently. But I know
her; shes friend OF mine--shes my best friend.
and don't see any harm in kissing her If ! feel
like IL"
I'm going 10 let you go. this time" said the
magistrate, but in future don't kiss in the street
II smacks of vulgarity."
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
COOPER UNION EXHIBITION.
Work of Members of Glasses Seen by
Thousands of Visitors

Cooper Union crowded last night with
eral thousand and women the occasion OF
the annual reception and exhibition Of the Wom-
ems Art School. Two whole floors OF the building
given up to display of the original work OF
the classes of the school and the prize pieces of the
members Among the exhibits original de-
signs for magazine covers wallpapers, book plates
miniature paintings from life, illustrations for
els and short stories and drawings from life.
ON the first and second floors last night the
exhibits of the Mems Art School, which Will
hold It's regular reception tonight. thrown
open for inspections. These included specimens Of
architectural and mechanical drawing and decora-
tive designing by students in the day and night
schools; Tomorrow night the commencement OF
the union will take place. at which prizes will be
awarded for the work being exhibited and tho
regular diplomas and degrees of the school will be
given TO members Of the graduating CLASSES
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED

Emanuel blumenstlel has been named as receiver
Of the rents OF property AT the northwest corner
or linton ave. and l5Sth st. southwest corner of
sth ave and l5lst st: southeast corner of Cd ave
ana 18TH st: northeast corner of sth ave and
f4th st. and west side OF linton ave 10 feet north
Of l5Sth st. by Justice Truax. OF the sunre,ne
court In an action brought by Samuel J. Gold
smith against the Northwestern Realty Companv
anu 9taeTS TO iorecloSe four mortgages amounting
Of SlOOnu. ' ~ e'No a pOhl
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
BUYS PLOT FOR CHICAGO FLATS

Mary }. Tully. executrix for the Tullv estate
has sold through Cornelius C. Koln Mot ~
ground. % feet wide. extending from WestervaIt
~ ''''"sh TO Sherman ave. and Immediately
..IIj"lhhf NE row OF brick houses known as the
iinIt'h : ROW New Brighton. Staten Island
Mss MISS AnnIe campbell; the buyer intends to i'm
avFt IN" property by the erection Of two Chicago
nats, a new style Of building now popular on
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
ELECTRIC LIGHT MEN IN SESSION

Washington. June 4-The thirtieth annual cor
vention CT the National Electric Light Association
tesan here to-day The delegates were received bv
me President this afternoon. A report submt,tad
20 the association on Fire Causes i'm the Ierear
slues showed that very small percentage Of
hres were due 10 the use of electricity 80 VI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
LEASES WEST SIDE HOUSES

me McNlckar-Gailard Realty Company has
'e"Sed Tor Herman Younker 10 a client for long
I'm oi years at an aggregate rental of about
&"o0 Nos Il and ~ East ssth ST two eta s,or,
ana basement limestone apartment houses on a
I't 7"Nl'" feet This makes seven houses that this
.hpttHFtHE mas leased for long term Of years on
this block In 'hc last six months "
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, June 4, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer c F. Tietgen ,Danl. Thomson Copenhagen
Edye Co with 80 cabin and 3as sesage passengers ana
mdse. Arrived the Bar 4 a m. '
Steamer FL Dia, Mason. Galveston NAV 20 N .he
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse, Quarantine at 7G5
a ~ ''''
steamer Lancastrian tBrl. Fortay Antwerp Nav ~ 70
the Red Star Line. with udse at the Par AZ
4:10 a m. - ' AN' az
steamer Capenor tBrl Luke. Laguna l. Cazones "a
ana Iuxpan 2s to W ID Munson. with mdse Arrived at
Steamer Navahoe. Hale Georgetown. C. May 80 and
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Destination and steamer. Close in v. Y.
japan, Corea. China and Philppne ISL
ands tvia Vancouver Victoria
b C.)-Empress of India June g. 1880 r,
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad
dressed only) (via Seatte(-Kaga
Maru .......,.. June 6, 600 p m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
ands (via Tlcoma)-Yangsze June T. 600 n m
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cva San Francisco)-
Dorc June I. 1880 m
Hawaii tya San Franeisco>-Serra June II. 12:3O m
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco
coptc June Il. 1880 m
Australia (exCept Wesp. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Vic
tora. r. -AoranEi =; June Ia. 1880 a m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (vta San
Francisco)-Mariposa June a
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via Francisco)-U transport. July 1880 a m
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FINE UPTOWN PLOT IN A TRADE

JoHn = Leo has sold 10 s f. and NJ E Bern
h"imcr parcel At the northeast corner Of 1o4th
81 ana broadway. He took In exchange a pIot
sN'6 feet at the southeast corner of lSoth 81 and
b'lInont ave. parcel l"oxl25 feet at the south
Vest corner OF ll2d 81. and Minford Place a parcel
2&Iuo feet on the east side Of Southern Boulevard
ts7 !eet north or Freeman St, and plot l5Oxl25
feet north Howe ' -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PRESIDENT UNABLE TO GO TO BOSTON

Boston. June 4-Governor Curtis CuiId racoi,,
letter to-day from President Roosevelt exprcssinr,
regret that he viii be unable to accent ~, mi
tatioA 10 visit New England In Old Horne W.
July 2S-AGsust ). The President has accented a. a.
iaNtaton TO attend the dedica tion OF the Piler;, m
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PREMIER CLEMENCEAC ILL.
Slight Attack of Enteritis-Expected to
Resume Work TODAY

Paris. June 4.-Premier Clemenceau suffered
a slight attack OF entertis in the Chamber Of
Deputies this afternoon. He at once went home,
where he recovered quickly. II announced
at late hour this evening that he probably
would resume his duties tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TO IMPROVE SD ST SITE

Jacob Neadio has sold To a syndicate represented
by Julian nenedict No S5 to 80 Wes. asd ST three
dwelling houses. plot 67.i0x9sg feet The
syndicate VIII erect the site expiration OF
the present leases six story business building
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
NEW P1TTsBURG ORCHESTRA HEAD
Well Known Local Newspaper Mans Ap-
pcintment Was a Surprise.

Pittsburg, June s.-William T Mossman was
unanimously chosen manager Of the Pittsburg Or
chesrra meeting Of the directors to-day, TheI
were several candidates for the place but Mr.,
Mossman's name had not been mentioned and his
election a surprise. Mr. Mossman IS a well
known newspaper of this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
is c. a. KIMMEL IN mArrEAwaN,

81 raul June 4'-Arguments begun in the
United states Circuit Court of Appeals TODAY in
we case ihEoivihg the disappearance of G. A.
hlmmel. broker of Kansas CITY Kan Ed,,
kimmel. n sister, says he is dead while tho ~
York Life Insurance Company asserts Kimmai 10
IN the Matteawan Insane Asylum i'm New VII
hlmmel disappeared from Kansas civ In isnS VI n.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PIPE SET BED AFlRE; WOMAN BURNED

lHioE on q bed in her apartment at No 16 Park
Place Jersey City. last night, smoking a pine
Some OF the tobacco ashes fell on the bed and sot
1t afire. Mrs. Miller was seriously burned So
vas taken to St Francis's Hospital Her condition
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

The lawyers practising in the federal courts
held meeting yesterday to take action on the
death of Judge William X Townsend and an
other meeting. at which formal action win he
taken. will be held Friday afternoon in the room
of the United States Circuit Court OF Appeals in
the Federal Building. Among those present were
eX-Justce Morgan J. OBrien John H. tadwala-
DER ex-Judge William J. Wallace, Peter B Oney
Henry w. Taft, Delaney Nicoll and William r
Hornblower. All the Federal Court Judges and
more more than nifty lawyers from the Federal Building
Went 10 New Haven yesterday to attend the fu-
neral IN the morning Flowers Were sent by the
att'ches or the clerks office OF tho District Court
me court attaches and employees I'm the Federal
Buildlng. Among those who went to New Haven
were Commissioner Shields. Commissioner Alexan-
der. Marshall Henkel, United States Attorney
Stmson' Assistant United States Attorney -
Frank Lloyd ex-Assistant United States ATTORNEYS
William NJ. Byrne, Clarence Houghton and ArthET
NJ. King; Abram $. Rose. ex-Judge Often hoee,r
eX-Judge Wallace and Addison Brown
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
STEAMER BUILT AT NYAck BURNS

Elizabeth City, ~ c.. June 4.-The steamer Tour
ist Of the Leroy Steamboat Company one OF the
largest and swifest freight vessels in these waters
was destroyed by fire in Abemarle Sound TODAY
The crew was saved. The Tourist was of on not
tonnage and was built at Nyack " Y in 1s7.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FUNERAL OF JUDGE TOWNSEND.
Yale President and ex-President at the Ser
vices-Tribute from Lawyers.

New Haven. June (speciaD.-FuneraI services
were held this afternoon the burial Of the late
Judge William Kneeland Townsend, Of the % Dis
trict United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
Prayer offered at the residence OF Judge Town
send by the Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth. pastor Of
Center Church At Batten Chapel brief services
were conducted by eX-President Timothy Dwight
OF Yale. tho Rev. Ansou Phelps Stokes secretary
of Yale, and the Rev, DR.. Smyth. The pabear rers
were Dr. Arthur T. Hadey. president of Yale: Dr
John P. G. Foster. Or. Francis Bacon, Professor
George D. Watrous, Judge Simeon z. baldwin
Professor Franklin Bowditch Dexter. Judge Henry
F. LacomPte; of New York, and Thomas Thacher
family plot. in the Grove Street Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
ARREST OF RICHARD APPLEGATE.
Man Believed To Be Missing Alpha Post
master Captured in Canada.

Hamilton. Ont. June LAST Saturday local
police received telegram from the State Depart
ment AT Washington, asking them 10 James
A. Smith a charge of embezzement. After two
days search they located the man they were look
ing for at Nc. 24 Hunter street, West. They dis
covered that he known by two names, Rich
ara A-=Applegate and James A Smith The nature
of the charge is known here. The prisoner says
that he viii fight extradition
Washington. June Smith or Applegate who
employe. and is charged with a violation Of the
postal laws involving embezzement. under
$1,000 that the person arrested at Hamilton denies
his identity with the wanted by the depart
ment but the officials feel little doubt that the
arrest was properly made.
Richard Applegate postmaster at Alpha a
small town Phillipsburg. y. ]. He dsap-
peared on March 26 There was much excitement
among the foreigners in that section because
many of them had fntrusted TO him their savings
He was agent of steamship company COM
missioner of deeds. real estate broker and fire in
surance agent. Mr.. Duryea. a postofflce Inspector
says that Applegate is least s400 or $500 short
in his accounts. Charges of extortion have also
been made against him. The foreigners filed their
claims with Justice Steifert, of Alpha who saio
that Applegate must have taken at least 5000 in
cash with him
Applegate established himself in Alpha as a gen.
eral merchant. Interesting himself in politics he
obtained appointment postmaster. II his
boast that he could carry the towns foreign vote
in his pocket For ignorant foreigners. il is said,
he made a special rate of three cents tWo-cent
stamps and foreign letter could not be delivered
10 its owner withou. a payment Of 10 cents nor a
post card without one of five cents.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Patricia. which reported 10 sable Island a, , -
yesterday when $50 miles southeast OF that w
expected 10 dock about 7S0 a IN Friday. '"' Is
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 4:3O Sun sets 1920 Moon rises IA Moon, a.
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 3:&5tyeu -a, z,s
p M-Sandy HooH 355 Gov. Island 42S He'll Ss, S:9s
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

Wilmington. @, June I, the clyde with pas
senEerS and mdse- Left Quarantine al ESQ q m.
Stea ner AtanCa Suksforth Cristohal 2S TO tes
Panama K IS Line with % passengers. mails an
Hdse Arrived AZ the Bar st T:S6 m
steamer Jamaica (Nor>, Meyer. Ntps Bay i've days =
the cuba Planters Co with fruit Arrived he Bar a.
rO;1C
Steamer Jupiter (Cier) Matthiesen NanzanHo May z;
70 Daniel Bacon. with at i1'sV
a m.
Steamer Trojan tBrl. Barber Rotterdam Nav L sH1
Nidlesbrey Is the New Yor< Continental IS ~
with mdse- Arrived the Rar 1:tO % m Had hea'
ant stormy weather
steamer Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News ana ~
folk. TO the old Dominion IS Co with passengers sH'
ndSe. Left Quarantine at +;OS m
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II ,Gerl. euppers sIsa'SS s. q
MAY Is southampton and CherhouIg - 10 Osr1cns a
60 with 7l1 abtn and "a stesrags passengers mails ~
mls"- arrived at the Var 652 =
sandy Hook y J. June :. ESQ T-Wind so1ta"S-
fresh breeze; cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der ttierl. bs---j
via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Caronia lBr,. L!yelEsr
via Queenstown, city Of Macon. Savannah, bol ~
tBrl Fremantle. Adelaide. MarteIO tBr Huu.
Qtap, Catalina Excelsior tGerl. Flushing TuIs sri
tBr Hamburg and Rotterdam: Apache ChsrisS..Oa1
Jacksonville; Joseph CuneO tNor). Port r,r.
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News; Llgonier Isi-
Arthur: FL Alba Galveston. san Marcos. GalveSteH -
ferSOn, Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.


NvUTI.EY. y. We'll furnished cottage July
" and August longer. and bath. all
couvenences; large piazza. $50 per month VI J.. Box
20. Tribune once
NINE ROOM COTTAGE furnished TO rent or take sum-
~ borders. with NIL modern improvem pure
water: IN the ,atskiIls. J. Z GRAHAM. South Kort-
right Delaware Co. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED About * acres habitahe buildings
w within 80 miles nothing fancy swell: fair cast
price GARDEN. Box 81 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

4 TTRACTIVE STUDIO. furnished; private bath.
~ rsht housekeeping: to let. permanent. $40. I52
West 51th
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
City Property for Sale.

JVwO-FAMILY HOUSES, Improvements heated and 9
i rents SEQ and S65 month; $1,000 and 81. 200
cash required O'BRIEN. Cook and Gay St. Elm
hurst
NOR SALE.-532 West ave; modern residence;
IL caretaker in charge Address OWNER. 2 E 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Antwerp. June 4. Q a m-SteaWCr iceland tbrh 81
head. New York via Dover
Gibraltar. June 4-kSnIgen Lulse (Cerl. Genoa AO =
pies for New York.
Naples May Sl-Indlana Utah. New York. ,.rson
Antwerp. June 8-St Andrcw tBr). New York VIA Nav
ST Michaels. June 3-Calabra tErl, Naples etc -
York.
Liverpool. June 4-Avmsnian tBrl. New York
Trieste. MAY S0-Giula tAUsl. New YORK
Havre June 1-Orinamme (Brl. New York VIA -ou'
b.
Barbados June 3-Magdaleua (Br), Southampton ViA
for Colon, etc and New York = svsrey.
Lihau, May 30-Smolensk Russ, New YORK NAA -
p. and Rotterdam.
SAILED
Trieste May 50-Gerty AUST. New YORK
Marsellles. MAY Si-Roma (Frl New YORK ard
Gibraltar June S-k6nigin I-uise CGerl from N
Naples for New York ,-. At- tos
Manila. June e-Indrant tf3rl, from 1oNonaHiN'
New --.o. sad
Barbados June 1-Eastern Prince (Brl. froTn san'' -
Rio Janeiro for New York.
Calcutta MAY Sl-Mokefels tGerl. New 19rN o,.ers-
Liverpool June 4-Carnania (Brl. New forS Va
town.
PASSED. -
gibraltar. June 4-Crsuc tsr'. Genoa, Palermo ana
Tarita June transit ,Nor, New York for AissFi ''s
Newchwans
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

,-.t MA, MAJ . TO II; MAY 2 TO JUNE -.
is;lO u2;20: 1880. 12;+0 d2-3O. 1888 leo 1.l9
l:2G 1850 u:40l; 1850 2.S5- Leave FTatoush Ave
lSO. 145. 2:CO.
Trains in brackets opening day. Saturdays M
Decoration Day only
ParlOr the ana LOO trains from East
Club and Annual Subscribers
Boxes sale waldOrt-Astoria and Fif,s
HoteL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL

Takes mail for South Brazil.
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'Brings mail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
THEY NEED THE PRooF.

The New York Times is decidedly severe on the President when 1t says;
 A demonstration by the railroad presidents that MT. Roosevelt's poli- cy toward the railroads and the pre- vailing disposition of State Legisla- lures to interfere rather roughly with Mir. Roosevelts policy, constituted a menace to the prosperity of tEe coun- try's chief business interests and to that of the country itself would have no effect upon the mind of the Chief Magistrate. If they could show him that continued administration hostili- tv to tho railroads would wreck the Republican party as the war Nupon sound money wrecked the Democratic party, he you'd have turned an at tentlve ear.
 In other words the Roosevelt poll cy of regulating and controlling the railroads, which has been so frequent ly and boastfully announced by him self and his organs, would probably be abandoned If he could be made to see that his course would injure his party and perhaps lead to It's defeat next year.
 But convincing him of that is the job, for The Times goes on to say that if any of the railroad magnates should propose to talk politics he would silence them at once by de- mandinE the facts. and as it would be