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New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

not of boasting All the vainglorious chatter
of the Bandar Log cannot avail to make
them anything than apes. II VIII NOT
avail Australia or America to say. I'VE are
.The People; we are The Blood; therefore our
LAND must remain a white mans land Rather
must 1t do the works Of superiority TO prove
and TO maintain its title TO supremacy. Ii the
white race in those countries shows Itself better
than the yellow race, In law, in industry, ID
arts in morals in the essential and paramount
elements of civilization and human progress, II
win remain supreme. II it does not do So
it will fall below and behind, and it will deserve
thus to fall. All the nations and races OF the
world are now in competition, and 1t viii not
be through names or colors of skins or any
such thing, but through practical and actual
achievements that the prize Of supremacy VIII
be won. 1t is magnificent thing 10 send our
fleets across the Pacific demonstration OF
Anglo-Saxon power on that ocean. 1t would De
no less ma agnifcent, and might in the end mean
even more, TO dot the waters and throng the
ports of that ocean with merchant ships bear
ing the Stars and Stripes. TO demonstrate the
supremacy of this land and race in the arts OF
peace as well Of war.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

be interesting to see what the courts wouio
decide II some one OF these employees shouiu
bring suit for salary against Sheriff and set
up In rebuttal of the claim Of waiver the con-
tention that such contract was contrary 10
public policy and that public officer could not
employ assistants contrary to law, while diVesl-
ing himself of responsibility for the action Ii
the courts should decide that such contracts
were in violation of public policy. they would
60 long way toward stopping these specula-
tive fights for speils which politicians nave
been willing to make so long as 1t was done
at the expense Of their ignorant tools
This case will doubtless so TO the Court OF
Aupeals. but in view of the decision sustaining
the classification by both of the lower courts
and the fact that similar places have been long
filled by competition In other counties, and now
in Kings County, thus demonstrating the prac-
ticability of competition, it is scarcely conceiv-
able that the Court of Appeals will hold that
the places should be exempt, In face of the
constitutional requirement of competition wher-
ever it is practicable
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
IN THE BERHSHIRES.
TBy Telegraph 10 Ths Tribune J


TAnox Aug u--Mr. and Mrs Wade Ellis and
their family have arrived from Washington Mr..
Ellis comes To Leuox confer with Attorney Cen
eraI Bonaparts-
Congressman and Mrs. Richmond P Hooscn VII
arrive during the week for the remainder Of TIA
season.
H De Forest Weekes Is a guest OF Frank 4
strrsts at CIipston Grange
Mr. and Mrs George B. Blake are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs John Bolt at Pine Needles
Mrs D. Percy Morgan started to-day for Murray
Bay, on the St Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster and Mr. and Mrs
J. woodward Haven are making a motor trip IN
the White Mountains
Mrs Daniel Chester French gave an afternoon
reception in Stockbridge to-day
Mrs Charles Astor Brfsted. Mrs. Samuel Froth-
fngham. Mrs Giraud Foster and Mrs. David I.
Dana are to give dinner entertainments ths
night OF the Berkshire Hunt ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard, Mrs. John Pfsrcs
and DR.. and Mrs. Stewart Nelson registered 81
the Hotel Aspinwan to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
rrv-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY AUGUST

ground but the disaster was due TO the eA
plosive character of the hydrogen employed LOT
imitation.
Much study is now being devoted to methods
of properly shielding Hertz wave transmifters'
so that no unfortunate consequences may re-
suit from their use in airships like captain
Baldwin's Several plans are said TO De uhder
consideration at Washington, one being the
adoption of a covering of gauze such as gives
safety TO the miners lamp. IL Is to be hopeo
that the experiments now in progress VIII re-
suit In the discovery of thoroughly trusty
safeguard No danger from an explosion on an
aeroplane need be expected but IL might oe
pity to limit the War Department TO airships
Of tba kind which the Wrights and sfr. Herring
have built for the government
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
THE BOURNE ROBBERY"
The Tribune's Denial Proved To Be Wen
Founded

Nearly all the New York newspapers published
yesterday morning account OF an alleged rob
berry at the country home OF Commodore FTeder-
tck G. Bourne, OF OakdaIe. Long Island, saying
that diamonds to the value of $4,000 had been
stolen from secret treasure chamber The Trio-
simultaneously published denial THAI such
robbery had been committed The correctness OF
The Tribune-s exclusive information completely
demonstrated yesterday afternoon when evening
editions OF some of the newspapers which had Puo-
Iished the robbery story were forced TO deny u
Alexander NIair superintendent Of Comnodore
Bourne's place Indian Neck Hall. denied ernphar-
icaIly that there had been robbery He said tne
accounts published the fruits Of a reporters
imagination and without foundation The same a.
niaI was made at the home OF son, Artn~r
Bourne which adjoins Indian Neck Hall
George P. Vail. Commodore Bourne's secretary,
when seen at his Office in the Singer Building sala
that he had heard OF actual robbery "AoouS
SIX months ago." said MI Vail. "I heard that SONS
jewelry. worth perhaps several hundred DOLLARS
had been mislaid in the house. but do NOT tnnA
any one was suspected OF having stolen It, a.
though have not heard of its being found. ana tn'
matter may have been placed in the hands of o~
tectiveS.'
Last winter a watchman at the Bourne residences
raised a false alarm over alleged attempt 70 ro'
the mansion The incident caused consldefs0'o
commotion and publicity at the time
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
NOTES FROM BAR HARRoR.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Bar Harbor Me, Aug. H.-The chief social feat
Of Friday the benefit performance given at
the cottage OF Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbrf for the
benefit of the Manhattan Trade School for Girls CT
New York. Miss Ruth Draper gave number Of
rnonoIogues Miss Spence gave series OF readings,
and Kelley Cole and bIyron Whitney sang. Tea
served the terrace, presided by Miss
Efne Pearson and Miss Alice Van Rensselaer,. The
patronesses were Mrs J. Tilton Bowen, Mrs Ed
ward S. Coles Mrs. Miles B. Carpenter. Mrs A.
Butler Duncan Mrs John J. Emery. Miss Celestine
Eustfs. Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri. Nine Fabbri Miss
Eleanor Hewitt, Mrs. E. g Hobson. Mrs. Frank B.
Keech Mrs. John s. Kennedy, Mrs. John T. Linsee,
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds, Mrs. John C. Livingston
Mrs. Louis B. McCagg, Mrs John T. Pratt. Mrs
John D. Rockefeller, jr Mrs Scott. Mrs. Elliott
F. Shepard, Mrs. William Jay Scheffelin Mrs. W.
w SeeIey Mrs r. H. Townsend, Mrs. Clarence
wadsworth Mrs. Harry Hill Thorndyloe and Mrs
Charles b Wright.
Mrs D. T. worden entertained on Thursday even
ing at Chalks. at which covers were laid for
twenty
John J. Emery of New York. is seriously III with
plerrisy at his cottage. The Turrets
large hop given at the Louisburg on
Thursday evening. the patronesses being Mrs. S. z.
spras1e Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs. n. e.
HayIies and Mrs. Robert Endicott
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
IN The WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Breton Woods. y. H., Aug. 1.-Recent arrivals
join the ranks OF the golfers at Wauubef are
Charles T. McCann and J. Courtney Punderford. OF
New York. Mr.. and Mrs John E Adriance. OF
Poughkeepsie y. Y, and Miss Adriancs have
rived in their motor car to spend the rest Of the
season here
General and Mrs Arson McCook have been
jcfned by their daughter. Miss Katharine McCOok
Among the days arrivals were Mrs. Edward T.
Hutton. of New Yors. and the. Countess Won Holm
stein OF Philadelphia
Harold Hackett. &C New York, the tennis player.
is here for few days The bridge and heart party
given in the ballroom OF the Mount Washington
under the direction Of Mrs William Castor Ssr-
eeapt OF New York TO raise funds for end0ving
bed in the IittletOn Hospital. TO he known as the
Breton Woods bed. netted goodly sum Tbs
patronesses were Mrs Henry H Rogers. Mrs Al
trad Cos-les Mrs J. g. Lake White, OF New
York: Mrs William ". Gurley, of Chicago; Mrs
Rutherford Trowbrfdge. of New Haven: Mrs Rob-
ert Iay of Springfield. Mass. and Mrs Joseph Met
calf of HoIyoke Mass. Over thirty tables were
filed with players
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
Abouf People and Socsdf inc'ae'i's
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
10, 1-,f..-.-,il 20 ire Tribune ]

IRv Tefezraph 20 The Tribune-J
Sev,nort Aug 1.-THE chief entertainment Il
>-,,ro~t ta-nioht was the ball given IN honor os
the nIavers In the national tennis tournament Il
was largely attended
Mrs. Edwin d. Morgan Mrs. r. Livingston Bseck-
mar Mrs Joseph Hartman. Mrs William Grosvs-
nor. Mrs. Charles s Brown. Mrs Ed"ard J. 5er-
wind the Misses BrIce, Mrs James A Swan and
Mrs. william Storrs Wells entertained at dinners
prior 70 the ball.
Those registering at the Casino to-day included
J. w Cseary. ". P. Knapp. H. NJ King. Henry r.
TAYLOR. T. Sufern Taller, l. F. IT. Belts, Oliver
Hartman and DR.. william Appleton
Captain Cameron McR- winsIow has returned to
Newport to spend a brief time with hts family
Isaac r. Emerson returned to-day
Among the luncheon parties to-day enc
given on board the ChristObel BY Mr. and Mrs.
George Rose.
Peter Z. Collier has announced that be viii s17s
a dinner on the evening Of August p
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beec<rnan have as
their guests Mr. Beeckman's sister and T. 2. n.
Belts Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r DiiwoTth entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman.
Robert Fowler tr. OF New York. IS the guest %
Mrs Richard Gambri1l. l. ". Geary OF Phiadei-
phia is guest OF J. D. r Baldwin Henry P
Taylor is a guest Of his father Henry A G. Taylor
Arthur Iselin. Edward J. Berwind. W. F. Patteu.
Ogden Mills and Charles P. H Gilbert returned
from New York TO-DAY
Mrs Nicholas L.ongworth Is expected to be ons
OF the weekend guests this week Miss Fanny
Ogden Jones is visiting her sister. Miss G. Ogden
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Newbold Rhine
lander arrived to-day. Freeman A. Smith Is the
guest of Isaac z Emerson Commodore Arthur
Curtiss James is entertaining W P. Knapp. OF New
York.
Mrs McCrsa and Miss McCrea. wife and daughter
OF Henry 1IcCrea president Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad were visitors to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Judge Charles n. Bulger, OF OsWeso' Deih'-
cratic State Committeeman and oistrtcl ieauo- ,
who paid an eloquent tribute to Governor
Hughes at the State Firemens Convention eA-
a-otses ~, Thursday knows an unpopular
man when he sees one. For twenty-one con-
secutive years Judge Rulger served Oswego as
its Recorder being reelected again and again
In a city that not infrequently chose Repuph-
cans for other offices. He, too, was repeatedly
charged by men Of his own party with un-
popularity and 'unavailability." only TO De tri-
r1nphantly vindicated at the polls because OIL
the people's belief that ne was "ever m1noIui OIL
his oath of office" as he said OF GoVerho
Hughes When Democrats like Judge Burger anu
the venerable Dean Barry speak thus Of MI
Hughes his weakness" as a vote se''o
normally Democratic cities like os"ego Is pom
fully apparent
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
NAP FAIRBANKS NOT LII.

Chicago Aug 2l.-A rumor that Vice-President
Fairbanks had been III brought out the fact to-day
that the Vice President spent last Tuesday night
AT the Henrotin Memorial Hospital In this city be-
cause OF a cold
'aThere was nothing the matter with MIR. Fair
hanks except a slight cold said DR. Futterer, the
xhysician IN charge OF the hospital. to-day. AS a
precautionary measure MIR. Fairbanks spent the
night in the hospital. required no treatment
vvhatsoever and left us in the hest of health the
morning"
Advices from 81. Louis say that Mr. Fairbanks
left that city for the East tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Captain Watt. commander Of the LusitaniH
and commodore of the Cunard neet' VIII O0
much missed when he retires from service q"
he is said to intend TO do IN the near LUZ ",0' ~,
but he will retire with the satlsIae'ion e'iu
-, - - ,,a,,ine bean in command the swift
-. 1-,,roo,o ever made across the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

This newspaper is o1oned and published OV
TIE Tribune Association, a Ne1c YORK coTpo7"-
fioa. Office and principal place Of enS'neSS
Tribune Building No. I54 Nassau Sifeet, Nc"
y.~z.. o,de,, ui1s oresideTt NathGsliel TattIe
.erreior,, nu6 treasurer. The address OF the
oAsoers is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
AmUscmcnN.

ACADEMY or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ne..
HERTs 4 5,AFsy,frNS-o:Is- Z, .30-The Merry Nicow
AeTOR-2.le-Ss16-The Man from HONE
HEI<ASCO-2:les-2o-Tfse Devil
RsyOyJ-S 1S-Ali Girl
REJECTION BEACH-S:I5-Patn's Ftrsworks
f.AE1Eo-2. .loAs: :l5-Ths Mimic World
tONFT ISI.AND-Lpna Park-pream4ano-
s-F,fTrRIoN-s. .9e-1saiora Duncan
.l5-Gsirls
T-raFYS MI-Sf;E-T'he World IN Wax
aTflI1-2-15-S- S-15-The DeS.4
~ sS~Ervrr-a Wttchtng Hour.
~ mig sq-T-Tss-s RoOF-e f5-s: :f3-Ysudevils
EEREI.D SQUARE-2:l :lo--Three Twins
TIrYSIN NE -PARIs-S.I5-Foliies OF 1908
TSic:K RRoCEER-2.l5-s:1s-I Yankee Prince
TY-2-15-S:15--The iTaFeliins Sa-es4AA- .
x-r,xr yafSr<-a Ministries
~ a 4 e.Is-S:l5-The Girl Question
CrpF-Ts 50 s.3o-Pssd IN Full
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
JOHN 3. MORAN IN DENVER FOR HEaLra

IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
Denver. Aug 21-District Attorney John B. NO
ran OF Boston has established residences hers -
an effort to regain his health
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
mon,,mENT TO FAMOUS DEBATE.

Chicago. Aug. 21.-The seni-centennlal OF ths -"
bate between Abraham Lincoln and stephen A.
Douglas was celebrated AZ Ottawa. H. to-eay' =
unique monument being erected on the spot IA
Washington Park where the debate took place
A twenty-four ton bowlder has been brought trona
the farm OF Moab Trumbo and eniplaced on con
crete base In the park. ON the face OF the ooWoer
a bronze tablet bears the following inscription
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
POOR POLITICS.

From The Utica Press
AS piece of poor politics and bad blunder, this
fighting Hughes and his measures Is hurting only
those who indulge in it He would not have been
as strong as he IS to-day without It There 1s
every reason why he should be without resentment
because of the course his critics and his political
enemies have taken
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
SENATOR sEvERIoeE HAS a SON.

Manchester, Mass. Aug. IA son was born 'o
dav to Senator and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridss "
Indiana who are here for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
THE GOVERNORS ONLY OFFENCE
From The Syracuse Herald.

From The Syracuse Herald
The head and front of Governor Hughes's offend
ing in the ewes of the gambling interests, whose
attitude is cause of such grave sOlicitude TO Mr
Fassett IS that he asked the Legislature TO carry
out the expressed will of the people regarding
"bookmaking'' and public gambling is the
Republican organization prepared TO carry the
fssi,s thus created to its logical and deadly eN-
IRENE? II So let It do the honorable and manly
thing Let it begin to agitate for the repeal OF
fhe clause of the state constitution which have
quoted and that issue make an effective bid for
the vote Of the -racetrack and gambling interests
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
From The Buffalo Express.

From The Buffalo Express
Despite the Horace White boom, a Hughes club
has been formed In one of the wards OF Syracuse.
and it expects send few Hughes delegates to
the state convention.
Two of the towns Of Livingston County refused
to 1oin in the Endorsement OF Speaker Wadsworth
for the Governorship-
1t is hoped the organization leaders are not con-
fning their efforts to hunting for opposition to
Hughes The opposition TO any other candidate
suggested is quite as worthy OF their attention.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

The breaking of the 2sth New York Congress
1,tstrict deadlock by the renomlnatlon OIL
charles L. Knapp on the 332d ballot stralshtehS
out political tangle in a way that VIII cause
least heart burnings. Any other result tnah
the denomination of MI. Knapp, who has al
ready served four terms, would probably nave
left wounds harder to heal
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

The lawbreakers of Atlantic CITY, N ''' us
,,oa % tho resolute stand which Governor
~ a. +alxtng for the enforcement OF the laws
have mt forth a story to the effect that MI
Fort prornised last year. during his campaign
that thew should be left unmolested II theY
would swing solid vote for him That IS ABOUT
the most stupid falsehood which desperate"
ever devised. The Alpha and Omega OF MI
Forts campaign was a pledge to enforce 'he
laws throughout the state, without lear oi
favor. and there was not a person In the stats
outside Of an asylum who did not kno" tlia'
that was what he meant to do Inc tiilhs
which troubles good many persons at A'ian'r'
CITY is not that the Governor mas oIoAN ~ Us
- - +to+ he Is keeping it faithfully to the
very letter.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.
NO OTHER WAY OUT.

From The Buffalo Commercial
Mr. Barnes will come around like the rest Of
the '1eaders'-rnost OF whom have both legs on the
Hughes side CT the fence already. There is no
other way out.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Audoche Junot was $ French general. and |"
command OF Napoleon in 1so7 invaded Portusai So
captured IIsbOn. The Portuguese royal tain1S
fed 10 Brazil For the capture OF Lisbon NapoiS~'
created Junot Duke OF Abrantes
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
AN ANNIVERSARY IN PORTUGAL.

Lisbon. Aug liking Manuel presided to-oaS
over the celebration OF the centenary OF the de6o~
OF Marshal Junot at VimieirO. IN 1S0S BY Anglo
Portuguese forces under Sir Arthur WeuesiSS'
afterward Duke Of wellington HIS majesty 49,
unveiled a monument in honor Of the occasion ~
populace gave King Manuel warm greeting
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Mr.. Bryan has started his campaign with as
cussione not OF free coinage of silver or pooho
ownership Of railroads, or any of those thihsS
which a little while ago were held by MIN 10 DC
of supreme Importance, but or the goo" olu
s+oclr subiect the tariff. Perhaps we shan
,,o,,a 70 annv to his speeches the rulo which ne
onnI;es to platforms, that what is left out OF
+barn Is as significant SIS what is put into them
The denomination of Governor dusheS III 'i'
state will show how the people rule even III
1-o ,n,o rJa,7 york where the machinery for
ron,,Iar control in politics is much less perfect
than it should be.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
STRONG WHERE CHARACTER COUNTS

From The Washington Star.
SpeIlbinders of the regulation order are plentiful:
hut there is but one Governor Hughes. When he
speaks his record supports his utterances. In the
highest office in the Empire state OF the Union he
has performed services which have commanded the
approvaI OF the best element of both parties. As
warm eulogies OF him man and official may be
found in Democratic as an Republican newspapers.
He Ia particularly strong wherever character counts
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
COURTESY AND CRINGING,
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicl

From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
We do not believe the Governor is ever lacking
IN the courtesy due from gentleman to another:
but he is not the kind of man TO fawn upon per
sons of supposed influence with view to securing
their approval Moreover, Governor Hughes's po-
IitcaI status is exceptional. in that he is in no
degree under obligations to any body of party
leaders His appeals from the first have been to
the people That was true in his campaign of two
wears ago and it has been true throughout his ad-
rinistration at Albany. He treated the leaders
precisely as he has treated other Republicans.
They have had u respectful hearing, and no man
has been unfairly treated.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
Ie,p71nrk DAILY GribmarE

SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley and Miss Anna RIPPLE
are spending August In Moritz IN Switzerland.
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Buoyage in Nearby Waters.

A notice to mariners regarding buoyage
in waters frequently visited by vessels
from this city has been issued from the
Office of Commander Edward Russell.
lighthouse inspector. as follows:
Chesapeake bay. main ship channel.
Virginia-Outer entrance whstling buoy.
No. 2. mammoth nun. had its position
verified October Is: Cape Charles unused
lighthouse. n by E.. 9-16 E.; Cape Charles
light vessel, NE. by E.. 1-16 E.: Cape
Henry lighthouse. SW. by W.. Is w.
Baltimore harbor entrance, Maryland
In the column Description of Mark or
Aid" Cutoff channel range front light
list of lights. buoys and daymarks. strike
out the words ION end of wharf"
Brewerton channel buoy No. II, a sec
ond-cl can. and Beaverton channel
bell buoy No. 10. found out of position,
were replaced in position October II.
Hampton roads, Virginia-Hampton bar
east end buoy. HIS third-class can. was
reported October 16 about 100 yards from
its correct position and will be replaced
as soon as practicable.
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forum an hour before the beginning oil
both of yesterdays services. and Police
Capt Sullivan with his reserves from the
second precinct had busy time directing
the human throng. The choir of 500
voices under the leadership of Percy Eos
ter rendered a special program of music
at the services.
William Knowles Cooper. recently ap-
pointed general secretary of the Y NJ.
c. A. announced that meetings will be
held in Convention Hall every evening
this week except Saturday. Afternoon
meetings will be conducted at the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church. 10th and G
streets beginning at ? o'clock
Among those on the platform yesterday
were Chief Justice Peele of the United
States Court of Claims. and Revs. Wes-
ton Bruner. ]. ]. Muir. George white
house, J. w. r. Sumwalt. ]. w. Smith.
f. c. Powers, Hugh Stevenson Donald
Macleod. H. w. Millington. George
Maydwell, r. D. Power. Hez Sven. w.
Bailinger. c. NJ. Hesser. Lynn. George
Miller and Randolph II. Mckim.