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New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
CONOEERLNG WV ElLPLRES.

At o'clock last Wednesday morning the
! Canadian House Of Commons. in session ut
! Ottawa. unanimously passed resolution declar-
in. that the tine had arrived for the construc-
tion Of a railroad t. Fort Churchill. Readers
knowing where Fort Churchill is and how peo-
pie are likely to feel AT ] O'Clock in the morning
may set this incident down as a harmless dream
of statesmen who were keeping awake with
strong coffee Fort Churchill lies on the west
coast Of Hudson Bay. perhaps the most desolate
sheet Of water in the world. That post Of the
Hudson's Bay Company is SO miles due north
of Duluth as a crow would fly. were he foolish
enough to attempt the journey 1t is 400 miles
10y trail from the northernmost spur of the new
Canadian Northern Railway ending at The Pas
on the Saskatchewan River. The mercury 1t
Fort Churchill occasionally drops 10 - degrees
below zero and betimes scars TO IS above. As
the entire region north Of Lake Winnipeg is un-
inhabited, and its interminabe stretches are
unknown save 10 Il few hardy explorers, the
House Of Commons would appear to have been
IudulEug its imagination.
Canadians, however. comprehend the sold
facts upon which the seeming fancy rests. Since
the publication Of the evidence heard before
select committee Of the Senate Of Canada dur
ing the session Of 1g06-'07. the virgin empire
Of keewatiu. spreading over 47O4lG square
miles, is generally known by our northern
neighbors 10 embrace about ten thousand square
miles Of excellent farming land, several times
large an area Of fair sell, and perhaps 100
600 square miles Of timber land, the greater
part Of which. however. is useful only 10 wood
pulp manufacturers. On the testimony of gor-
ernment Investigators, the terrtory's most avail
able wealth at present is It's fish, the supply Of
which IN the numberless lakes and rivers is 50
large and may be maintained easily that
given a railroad, the northwestern regions OF
the United States and Canada might be fur
nished with the finest sturgeon, Whitefsh and
salmon. Incredible ii may seem, there are
already two large fishing companies in the Sas-
katchewan River district which shin their
catches as far as the Chicago market. Save in
the immediate vicinity Of Hudson Bay the eli
mate Is much Ike that of the region further
west dry and bracing, that the low winter
temperatures are far less unpleasant than many
a New York January. Summer heat is great
and, as the sunlight during the warm months
lasls eighteen hours a day, vegetation natures
win amazing rapidity. This fact is the chief
explanation OF the unexpected agricultural pos
slDilIles OF this hyperborean wilderness.
Ihe railway 10 Fort Churchill will doubtless
be bult within few years, as its cost will be
small III comparison with the value of the coun-
Try 1t Will open up But will the Hudson's Bay
Company Ike it? For just as surely as loco
motive coughs It's way through the still forests
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
AmHsemcHts.


ACADEMY OF MUsIC-S15-The sousw Man.
ALHAMBRA-2-S-Naud
ASTOR-s -So-Psid IN Full.
-ASCO-S:1S-The WaTTens OF virginia
BERKEIEY-I1 q n.-Lectures.
BI-A NEY' S-SI5-The Wife.
EEOA A Waltz Dream.
CARNEGIE HALI[-3-SonE Recital
CASINO-2-15-S-15-Nea a Hero
.ONIkI.-2-s-Nsudev
CRITERION-S 15-MiSs Hook OF Holland
DAILY S-S.l5-Girls.
nEWEY-a-S-N audevile
EDEN MCSEE-The World in Wax
EMPIRES -20-Father ard the Boys
GARRICK-s -l5-The Royal Mounted
GERMA rs 20-Alt Heidelberg,
HACK ETT'-S .15-'The WitchiDg Hour
HAMATERSTETN 5--NauoeVille
HERALD sou ARE-S-15--Tie Girl Behind the SooNtel
HIFPDDRQME-2-S-Batte Of Pert Arthur oa4ieN an
Circus
HUDSON-s.20 .20-The Honor q the Family -,
KNICK FR BOOK ER-S.l5-The Talk Of New York.
IIRERTY-S- -20-PClly az the Circus.
F,YCTFT-M-S -3O-The Thief
NanIsCT SQUARE DEN-2l5-s:15-circus
NAJESTIt--S 15-E}audarra Land
AMSTERDAM 1.-THE Merry Nldo"
NV YCRK-S -2o-The soul kiss
ORPHEI-M-S-1S-0 IustiEe Wttwe.
SANOY-s .20-Thp Servant i'm the House
sTI-YN MS -1a-The Music Master
WAII.ACE- SIS 90 knight fer a Day
WEBER Music Halls 15-I5uresaue of me Nie'i'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
REMBRANDT UNDER OTHER PICTURE
Humphry Ward, Husband Of Novelist Re
aIizes 2.4OO Per Cent on Investment.

Berlin. April "a new portrait BY Rembrandt
has been discovered by Professor Aois Halses'
director OF the Royal Gallery here The KEN
brandt which IS a picture OF an ugly young man
staring out from the canvas IN an i-iotiAe nan-
ner. was found underneath a portrait oy a. II
known artist. Professor H4-ser submitted L %
other experts who agreed that i- was altnen''-
E4-rphrv Ward the husband q the novelS-
bought the picture by the unknown artist a. a.
auction sale in London on speculation. paying ~
II = 20 Nj Ward sent the portrait tla' o. a
handsome young man. 20 Professor Halser' VIZ
perceived that one picture had oeen painted o'1
another. He worked on the canvas aHc o'o-s]
70 light the portrait signed by Rembrandt PlO-
fessor Hauser wrote 70 NJ Ward who S lo'
in Washington. setting forth what ne hso -
covered and done The professor then sem d c@os
message 70 Mr. Ward saying that Prtyy Cornc--H
KoppeI a wealthy steel manufactures, hao nlA-
an offer FOR the portrait price vas aS-e7o -
which. Professor HaCse- said lo-1ay' Va =
TWENTY-FIVE times as much as NJ. Ward lac pa
The Rembrandt is now on view n FTuls7S
Hauser's studio IN the Royal Galley
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. April 9-The British Ambassador
and Mrs Bryce entertained a dinner party or
thirty at the embassy tonight, the company en-
braclng Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador;
Prince Koudacheff, Professor Bury, OF Ortel Col
lege. and Mrs. Bury; Mr.. and Mrs. Humphry
Ward and Miss Ward. and a number Of diplomats
and people in society. The Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce will give a luncheon tomorrow for their
house guests and have also invited NUMBER OF
persons TO tea
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine Nabuco.
with the members Of their family, will sail tor
Europe in June 10 spend the summer
Commander Don Virgilio Moreno Vera Arsen-
tine naval attache who is at Tompkinsville will
be relieved of duty with the legation and will
sail for home with Sehora de Vera the last Of this
month.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
DR. WI. DAVIDSON CoRRECTs ERROR
Referred TO American University and Not
Protestant Episcopal Institution.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Permit me 10 correct statement attributed
TO me in your report Of my address on The Aneri-
can University" at tie session OF the New York
East Methodist Conference, published on Saturday
morning.
You report me urging the building Of a great
Protestant Episcopal university at the national cap
itaL" That denomination is doing a great work IN
the building up its cathedral system IN Washing
ton With the Phoebe Hearst School for Girls in
successful operation. the Lane Johnson School for
Boys ready for opening, and the marvellous Cathe
draI Of St. Peter and St Paul finely started by the
late lamented Bishop satterIee. they deserve all
praise for the noble educational work they are
doing
/, however, was representing another institution
in the same immediate netGhborhood-the American
University-which IS 10 stand foursquare for
Professionalism and AmericanisIn, and which up 10
the present time without being sectarian. has hap
pened 10 have Methodist leadership. Its founder
was a Methodist. and two. of the noble bishops OF
the Church have toiled death in its behalf. Two
marble buildings erected the slightly hun
dred acre campus and assets TO the extent Of
something 100000 have been secured The
opening of the institution is not far distant
The university will do only postgraduate work.
utilizing the varied and almost priceless accunuIa-
tions Of the national government massed in its
capital city, behalf of advanced education ana
original investigation The work attempted will be
broad. but it Will neither enthrone secuIarisn or
obscure the Christ At the capital city where the
nations heart beats and where the arteries Of
civil and political power centre. seems TO be the
place where the great representative university,
expressive OF the nations faith, should be built
was urging Methodism not 70 be forgetfuI OF is
leadership in the movement.
II is a significant fact that the layman most ae-
gressve in pushing the interests OF the Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral system in Washington is also
the treasurer OF the American University
". l.. DAVIDSON
Secretary Of the American University
Washington, April s 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TEXAS SCHOOL GARDENS.

FTOm The Kansas CIV StaT.
The school garden system OF San Antonio Tex
is ON an established. practical basis II is said
that this city has more gardens attached to irs
schools than any place of its size in the world
There are 9'9 OF these cultivated plots attached 10
the twenty-9ine public schools. The gardens arr
In charge OF school superintendents. but the work
of planting Cultvatng and harvesting the products
OF each Is carried ON by the pupils of the school
t0 which the garden belongs. The gardens varv
from Onc-tenth TO GEe-ulIarteT an acre il
estimated that tho total acreage is more than a
hundTt a. or equal 10 that OF q gO0d-Szed farm
Textbooks on agriculture used in the
public schools Of san Antonio. The youths are
given a basic training in farming and gardening
and are enabled TO put their knowledge to pract,-
cal use in the gardens that provided for them
Energetic boys who become Interested in the work
do not conhne their iabors the school garden
but many Of them have converted unsigbtly hack
yards and vacant lots at their homes into Guilt
waited plots.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IFrom The Tribuns Bureau-l ]

Washington April s--The President sent to'
sage 10 Congress to-day characterizing anarcnlsts
as the most dangerous enemies Of society ana
urging additional legislation for their suppression
President Roosevelt invited to-day TO tne
celebration OF the 25th anniversary OF the foundns
OF Philadelphia. early in october. but ne prooaOy
will not be able TO attend.
The President to-day presented a hunting knife
to George Tiffany Of New York. who Is twelve
years old.
Callers at the White House included Senators
Warren and Bourne Representatives Roberts VII
son, Perkins. Cocks and Fassett. ex-RepresentauVe
Morrell. OF Pennsylvania, and Clifford Pinchot.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

money which the average poultry keeper SPENDS
upon each fowl little elementary bookkeeping
would quickly solve II. But the real question lss
What fraction OF the nations wealth is con-
sumed by a typical extraordinary hen IN one
year? Anybody who has owned a potato pst'H
or q flower bed within walking distance OF
hen knows how small part Of her living eA-
nanses IS paid by the man who gets the eggs
He also knows how large percentage OF the
hens diet must be left to the imagination
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
p. AND S. INCREASES REQUIREMENTS.

New conditions for admission 10 the medical
school Columbia have been approved nv the +r,,s
tees, TO take eject two years from this fall Two
full years Of study in college or scientific school
or its equivalent viii be required This must in
clude instruction In the elements of physics nor-
GaniC chemistry and biology. The chaDsas ba,s
been under consideration for some time as mart
of the university's general policy OF improving
and strengt heniug its technical and professional
schools
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10


the iatter's two boys. sons OF the late Sir N,rs.
Herbert who died as British Arnbasxaao- >. -
United States are due here this morning r-o-, -
land on board the Lusitania, which Is -zD.c..sss
dock before noon
Mrs Charles B. Alexander has given N,
her house in West 5sth street. for the ANIMAL =.
OF the Children OF Loving Service this &c.
from TIN S Boys and girls Of the orzzufz,,,
will be in charge OF the booths and tables -
entertainment. at which Mile. Adelins Gene. -
promised TO dance. is TO raise money TO suppo-. ;,
beds in the country home for eonvalsscsnt h.s-
at Sea Cliff, Long Island
Edward Duer Reeves. whose marriage 70 m.
Beatrice Oltrogge VIII take place IN Easter W..
day will sivo his farewell bachelor dinner a. :.
St Nicholas Club tomorrow week HIS ru.r,-
that occasion Will be Rowland Ste5bius Rob.-- !,
I.anier Alexander V Blake. Charles NJ R.-,-
Edguorth Smith. Edward NJ LEnEl. a14 p.
Jenniss-
Mr. and MI, John z Parsons vii o,.- 49,.
country place at Harrison. y. z. before N. -. !.
the month and later VIII 90 70 their p!ac, !,
Lsnox. Mass
Mrs Henry g. Hall. OF No. 1o7 East s,h .--...
announces the engagement of her dauEhts-. NJ
Elizabeth Newcomb Hail TO Judsou Scott T,d.
Mr. Todd is member OF the Ardsisy, KnoIuo-,
and other clubs and OF the Society ot TIE Son. !.
the Revolution The wedding viii take p!ae. :
May.
Mss Leary's Bellevue Hospital sewing an s,..
ting class met yesterday a. her ho1n. n -,
avenue number OF guests arrived later FOR =.
and music
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland H Dodge have r----s
10 town from California
Nh and Mrs CortIandt Field Bishop. VI al
Mrs Jules A Moutaut. Eliot Gregory, NJ and M
r7AlIan,v Storer Noncurs Robinson Mrs Cooc.
Hewitt Mrs Richard Gamhrill, M and Ms Ess.
rick Riggs and Miss Riggs and Ms J J. E-.,
were among those who sailed yesterday so- Ear,
on board the French liner Ia Provence
Mrs William Barclay Parsons vii entertain Ia
Thursday Evening Club on the Thursday o. Esrs
week at her house in East 50rh street
Mr. and Mrs R Livingston Beeckna1. vho ha-.
heen IN Europe for some time have sailed tor Nsz
YORK and on their arrival here early mex: veg
will 90 at once 70 their place a. Wsst51-y. La-.
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman are opening th.s
country place near White Plains to- the ssrtzr
season
Dr George Augustus Lung. a surgeon il n.
United States navy. stationed az the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and Miss Helen Van Cortland Do
Pevster OF No. II East s6th street, got q ua-rtags
license yesterday. Miss de Peyster IS daushuz
OF Mrs Frederick J. de Peyster-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

IN these days of expert statisticians and add
ing machines il might be supposed that the cos,
OIL hFinG would be easy to compute And va,
'he United states Congress and its deeply versad
au'iSeis are encounterng serious dif1cuIttas
ei III reckoning the board bin of such a hum
bic creature the hen Statisticians r,,,,s. A.,
with averages, but there is no s,cb tbinor -
an average hen Every hen is extraordtnar,,
endowed with unique personality which out-
Wits the prophets and confounds the experts
II the problem confronting Congress were sim
pE that OF determining the average amount OF
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
RAT DETERMINATION VIRUS WANTED
From DAN Consular Renorts.

tonsul MaAWeu Blake. at Bunfermline reports
commercial and scientific associations Of Great
britain Tor the cNttTIn4Uattou of rats which are
very destructive To property. The consul adds that
II would appear that the United Kingdom offers
10 American exporting chemists an attractive mar
ktt Tor me sale OF some understanding virus harm
.ess 10 9thet creatures, but spreading contamna-
spreading by rats OF trichnoss among swine the
German Imperial Chancellor has issued a REGIME
% Ior the determination OF the rat In any district
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune


Newport r I, April s--Janes Gr1sWold We1i-
Of New York has rented the house OF rHe lats asv.
DR.. Charles ". Shields on OChre Point FOR rs
summer This will be the second season ". s11
MIS- Wentz have occupied the Shields P-operJ.
Mrs Charles I. F Robinson returned from Nss
York this evening
Il was said IN Newport to-day that Mrs Her.
mann CeIrichs would arrive for the season q
Nav Nr and Mrs Whitney Warren on Nag
10 and Nj and Mrs. Charles r Hoffman q
Nav %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
MANHATTAN CLUB oEElcERs-

Morgan j OBrien elected president OF the
Manhattan Club last night succeeding John Hone.
at the annual meeting Of the board os governors
Alton b. Parker was elected Weep president H. D.
MacdonG. secretary. and 5 J. O'SullIyan treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
THE CABINET.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

TFrOn Trfbune HuTcAuI
Washington. April e.-The Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs Cortelyou, who have been in New
York several days. returned to Washington to-
night.
The Secretary OF War will arrive here Saturday
Postmaster General Meyer has gone TO Boston to
preside as temporary chairman OF the Republican
State Convention tomorrow.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and Mrs
Straus are expected in Washington Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TO HEAD NEBRASKA WESLEYAN

Lincoln, Neb. April s-The board OF trustees OF
the Nebraska Wesleyan University TO-DAY elected
the Rev W. j Davidson OF Decatur. M % h.
chancellor of the institution. Dr. Davidson IS pas-
tor OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Decatur. He will assume the chauceuorship next
September. succeeding Chancellor d. W. Hunting
ton. resigned
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
DYEINe RATS IN PLAGUE FIGHT

San Francisco dispatch to The Baltimore Sun.
coiored rodents TO be used by DR. Blue 10
better study the sanitary situation IN San Fran
cisco He wants TO know whether rats are migrat-
Ing from one district 70 another and II so how
rapidly. "
So he has ordered a number OF rats 10 be dved
ied and liberated In one district and green ones
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
MRS. SAGE GIVES AUTO TO S. p. c. A.

Mrs Russell Sage presented yesterday 20 the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
a. 40 horsepower automobile tor In lis ambu-
lance service The machine cost S4OOO. without the
body and seats Mrs. Sage did not attend the
meeting. but Lorillard Spencer. il who announced
the gift for her. said he would add $500 make the
D>Htsmohus suitable for ambulance purposea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
MR. CLEVELAND MUCH BETTER

Lakewood. y J. April s.-Mrs- Grover Cls'e-1I4 -
when asked to-day concerning a report - lAAt -
Cleveland was seriously ILL said Nr ce'e-- e'e-
has been i'll the last week but Is much better = -
week and hopes in a few days 20 he quite hiin'e-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
HUGHES AND THE RACETRACK BILE
BATTLE NOT LOST.

From The Evening Mail
The battle has not been lost r. has oriy 80,
Governor Hughes VIII md that an a2pea- -. y =.
party and TO the people viii have qllca ress. rs.-.-
and that the issue as 70 is now 1oiueC--ll7 -
track lobby or the Governor-tlers VII ne 10 -
certain stand Of the voters
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
2eao71ork Dailr Gribr,rn.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1908.

This newspaper is oicned and published by
The Tribune Association. a Ne1r York corpora
fion: office and principal place ri business. Tr{b-
aHe BUUdiuq No. ~ NGssqu street Ne1r York;
ogden Nils. president: Nathaniel TUttIe. sec
ret0rp and treasurer The address II the Off
GERS is the office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

Folks in Portland. Ore, are rishteousLy m
dignant that any one. even United states
Senator. should speak depreciatingly OF tne
Columbia River holding such man as httie
better than one who would speak disrespect-
fully Of the equator.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
- INEvIrARLE OCTCOMI
from The New York Globe

Even though the racetrack men succeed - -
year in lighting on the extinction q t1e-r - -
ness. the struggle VIII be renewed next yes
the next II necessary wiki the maj result p,
JiCalIy in doubJ, The raCetrack toloWlhs - -
well prepare itself 10 make living ~ . -.
way. and investors in racetrack property are M
ing great risk
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

With the leaders in the House of Representa-
tives all turning to doggerel poetry in order 10
express their feelings, The Congressional hec-
ord" will begin to looS festive II not actuaily
nfppant The weghtiest statesmen however
usually make the heaviest footed poets we
hope that the right to versify will be specln-
caIIv reserved in granting leave to print
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TIE TALK OF THE DAY.

novel experiment to demonstrate the practica-
bility Of a pneumatic parcel carrier was recently
tried in Chicago. The parcel shot through a
short length Of sample tube thirteen-year
boy. He travelled at the rate Of sixteen miles an
hour and was in no way tho worse for the journey.
J NJ. Masten. superin ntendent Of the railway mail
service and Postmaster Campbell Of Chicago wit
messed the experiment. as representatives Of the
Postoff1ce Department, which is looking into the
device. The inventor declares that with a tube be-
tween New York and Chicago mail can be shot
from one city TO the other in seven hours
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TIE MENAGERIE.

emily
When speakers commence the campaign
The elephant, tough and persistent.
And the donkey, sure-footed though SLOW
VIII trumpet or bray
For full many a day.
And likewise the rooster Will crow.
And so if you're seeking excitement
For lnlpa t uence mere f niue eAcu9e
For the glorious date
When they turn the menagerie loose,
Washington Star.
To commemorate the eightieth anniversary Of the
birth Of Count Tostoy this year committee in
Russia plans TO invite literary leaders from all
parts Of the world 70 St. Petersburg or Moscow.
Besides an international address which viii be pre-
sented TO Tolstoy, It is proposed to issue cheap
edition of his works in the leading languages Of
Europe and 10 secure his home public pos
session to which plgrimages may be made in
future times.
The Constable--Yes. your worship. the prisoner
The Accused GndignantIy)- him that's sus-
Punc2, P6SSi6u'' \" Il" no '-'iSF'-O'9 . '''' O'''
have spread to Austria, where the railroads are
taking UP all sorts Of schemes TO boom travel The
newest device Is that adopted by the Southern
Railway which has had some magnificent pictures
prepared Of the scenery in the Dolomites and at
Abbazia and other points along the Austrian
Riviera DI. Richard Muenal. chief inspector OF
the railway IS giving illustrated lectures in
Vienna. Berlin and other cities, with a view to
attracting tourists
q never object to fair criticism" said the pom
What You object to. I suppose" replied the
critic, is the understanding most people have Of
the meaning Of the word 'fair'-"-Chicago Record
Herald.
To remedy the big hat" nuisance in Paris thea
tres the Theatre Committee of the Municipal
Council has decided 20 recommend drastic action.
The committee proposes that every spectator shall
have the right 10 request the police officer duty
in the theatre 10 call for the removal Of any hat
which prevents unobstructed view Of the stage
If the wearer refuses TO comply the officer may
order her 10 leave the theatre
C-O-W-a-r-d spellS?''
"Why-er leflme see stamnered Tommy Turf.
oh. come. come, Suppose big boy were to
strike a little fellow, what would YOU call him?'
Il don't dast ter tell Yer. ma am Philadelphia
Press
for weekly day Of rest. This concession has
long been sought by the working classes. and the
new measure is substantial victory for them The
law directs that all Industrial and commercial con-
Germs throughout the kingdom must grant their
employees weekly rest of not less than twenty
four consecutive hours No attempt is made 10
apply the law 10 transportation services TO
places OF amusement, or TO any Of the public utli-
ties It is the intention OF the authorities to per
NIT of absolute freedom for the recreation and
amusement Of the working people
The. Assyrian was scratching some hieroglyphics
on brick
What are YOU writing" asked his chum
Hanged II l know. responded the engraVer-
twentieth century Will translate II all right
Philadelphia Inquirer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

lust as Mr. Hughes out Of his LOST oattles
IN his first Legislature much that was OF greaa
value 10 the state out of defeat on TINS ISSt
fanri-ranbIingI he may come to victories WORTH
while If he could do we'll by hard nghtns @ az LOT %
the least popular of his causes, ne shoulo De a.
Ga sv winner when goes out to do battle for th
things that the people are clamoring tor.on - -
,oyn{n,ti tions Massachusetts ballot telephone ana
teIegTaph regulation and the like.-The New HorK
Press
The Governor could not have heard OF tne
popular "clamor' for the Massachusetts oailot'
for 1t was not mentioned among the thlr'eeH
tonics to which in yesterdays special message
he called the Legislatures attention. The peo-
Mo will "clamor" a little louder, please.