New-York tribune., 1907-09-01


favor the American proposition for an interna.
disputes by arbitration if il is adopted as il seems
the time of which Tennyson sang:
When the war drum throbs no longer
And the battle flags are rurled.
the utterance of the more ancient poet in regard
to the time when the spear shall be beaten into
The British Parliament has finally after inefectual
which forbade the marrage of man to the sister
Of his dead wife long ago lesazed in the colonies
brother is stili illegal in England. In an emascu-
f OF the fve1ed mas S ITeaad 0q o but IT is
feared that its workings will not prove successful
situation is complicated by the appearance in the
power II from his brother Lord strathcona. who has
been suddenly summoned abroad as Lord High
have bearing on the fisheries negotiations, took
occasion before sailing to predict that by the end
equal that OF the United States at present. but
6 m o1 mot Snd %ea S bv f ba inner An
instance Of imitation IS shown by Venezuela in i'm
for promoting rebellion against the President
posed in this country on the Standard Oil Company
The fleet of American battleships is 10 start on
year and preparations to coal the twenty-nine yes
and men aboard are under way.
ANY politics in the weeks budget
Not much of special Importance. Governor
Hughes is making a series OF sterling and impor-
tant addresses at state fairs. most Of which he
President, but he steadfastIy discIans any pur-
those who say that persistent refusal to be
considered candidate is the sureSt way I'm which
the people and that President Roosevelt and Gov
ernor Hughes are the strongest men in the field
commend itself q Mr.. Bryan. for it is announced
the Presidential race in 1905 he has never en-
tered t. Secretary Taft has gone from Denver
Coast Whence he viii ms sbGrt1y 9 fa %m s Msr Ha''
still danger a mi amir
for the dry weather in the regions whence the
most abundant supply is secured has shortened
II and rise in price appears almost inevitable
The city.s water supply has not yet been affected
by the prolonged lack of heavy rains The first
steps toward the new supply from the Catskiu
contract for the great Ashokan Dam" ar cost
exceeding $l2 ooooo nearly s25OOO00 above the fig
the rnEif eTtmate and who II was felt by
out sreat Io ne co9sd not do The work with
d ne budse q 6d M for school purposes for the coming
~ owing to Increased salaries, but in considera-
PIE part to the growth of school population Al
ing Of the school year than ever befora 'hg open
as sun IL greater increase in the number OF children
before owing to the perncious policy in the past
buildings. The prospect is that the settIer,snt -
me elggraphers strike will follow speedily after
the fact that each side is confident the other viii
he abolished owing to the bling nm of Is to
afteT O'Clock and the day rate will hereafter
The mystery in regard to the disappearance Of =
Young Brooklyn woman In the Lake HoDatcors
region was cleared up by finding her body i'm m,
dhe out tnlS d1d not solve the question as to nov
she got there-whether by accident or design \
fire in the office of The louisville CourieT Iorr
nal temporarily put that newspaper out of bust
ness but the kindness of CoutempCr rariaS parr1irred
Its continued publication. There We're those upl,inG
enough TO attribute the confagration to a fiery
edltorlai by colonel WatterSon. The coming To
blows OF President Harat1n Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company and Stuvvesant Fish ex-rreS-
dent Of the same. caused much interest ana ex-
ciefnent in railroad and financial circles and was
regarded as the elimination of the differences he
tween Mr. Fish and r. H Hartman which have
led to social as well as business complications
The decision of the courts 20 ~ ioin ho cr~b
picturesque sights in the financial distric- * -
garded with much favor by the business me- vrrn
I'm II valuable adjunct to the regular h1Si1ees
of the Stock Exchange. The Public Servic. com
mission Is beginning a good work in the matter
requiring fuller service existing lines at the
Of the outside business in which transit com
panies engage IF steps should he taken "a reduce
the noise made ~ Streetcars and elevated t-a! ms
the adoption Of devices for making the running
of cars less OF d nuisance. the blessings o. the
entire public would be invoked for an who ride
from unnecessary noise The disclosures in regard
o followers of so-ealed Spiritualistc mediums
by the court proceedings in Brooklyn only
show how easily dupes controlled by designing
persons illustrated in previous j. o a
Ward the sculptor. has begun a suit over the re-
need of an increased police force in this city has
been emphatically set forth by COMMISSIONS BnG-
ham In statistics in regard to other munclp3luieS
Besides the of Richard Mansfield. the
death list of the week includes those OK Dr. Oren