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New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York Thursday Feb 13, 1908


Steamer Monarch (Erl. Robinson, Blyth
January 25. TO Benham Boyesen. in ballast Ar
rived a. the Bar at 5 a
Steamer Bermudian tBr). Fraser. Bermuda Febru-
airy IL to A Outerbridse & Co. with passengers
mails mdse. Arrived the Bar a
Steamer ChrstIania tGerb. Gronhon Santos Janu
airy ls. Rio de Janeiro %. Bahia 20 and Barbados
February Z. to the Hamburg American Line, with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 0:20 m.
Steamer .Matanzas. Miller. Tampico February s. TO
the New York ard Cuba Mail SIS Co. with mIse. Ar
rived the Bar Mt N.
Steamer Wndher. Dow. Jobos January and
Guanica February the New York and Porto Rico
SIS Co. with mdse Arrived the Bar at 245 a m
Steamer Atholl tB-l Kemp. Yokohama November
-. Kobe 1G Shanghai %. Foo-Chow 90. Hong Kong
December Z. Singapore 20 Suez January S Port Said
o. Algiers II and Baltimore February IL. to Shewan
Tones & Co with mdse Arrived at l
Steamer Korona Bri. Carmichael, Demerara February
& Barbados g. st Lucia and Martinique t. Dominica
Guadeoup Q. Antigua and ST Kits q. Croix and 81
Thomas 7. to A Outerbrdge e %. with 90 passengers
mails and mdss- Arrived at the $50
Antilles. Kenbe, New Orleans February
to the Southern Pacific Company. with
mdse Passed in Quarantine a; Ta5
Steamer CITY OF Memphis. Dreyer. savannah February
10 passengers and rrdse
Passed n Quarantine at go a
Steamer ! I. IUckenbach Dalton. Philadelphia the
J. Luckenbach estate. ballast. Passed in
sos m.
Steamer Tabor ,Nor Berg Tampico February 3 to
Smelling and Refining Company with lead
copper bullion. on Highlands at loss m. Will
discharge Perth Ambov. J.
a jamestown. Catherine. Newport
folk. the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
mdse
Sandy Hook. y ]. Feb la p47 m-wnd calm: dense
fog, smooth sea
La Lorraine tFr), Havre Sanette tEr)
Guanacn Norfolk: Northtown. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

clement y Smith has sold for the Bedell estate
frame dwelling house on a plot 5SxlU leet at
the northeast corner of Bathgate ave and 10th st
also sold No. 225 East 18th st. four story brick
fatho1Ise on lot 25x102 feet; No. 65S fold numoer
East 173d St three story frame tenement house.
and for a Mr Lipkin No. 1776 Bathgate ave, a
three story house on lot 2ox1G7 feet, for $500.
E II. Ludlow & Co. have sold for Henry j.
Afauss TO an investor No 341 East S5th st, a five
story tenement house. lot 25x10o feet
Erlanger & Refs have sold to Morris Beck NO.
1l0 West 13eth st, five story double fathouse,
plot 3lxe9 II feet.
Huberth & Gabe have sold for Alice Taylor to
David Bernstein the five story tenement house No.
121 East 10th st. lot 25xI001 II feet
NJ Norgenthau. jr.. & Co. have sold for E. NJ.
Friedander 10 Louis l. Kahn, lawyer. Nos 254
and 356 Beekman ave, five story fathouse, on
plot II sx1o0 feet.
William E. Hoffman has bought through Charles
] Brtz from William E. Der No S55 Grant
ave. a three story dwelling house. on lot 20x95
feet.
r + Browns Sons and Leslie F. Randall have
sold Teresa Sofia the plot, 10ox100 feet on the
south side of Haviland 100 feet east of
Psgsley ave. UniCnport.
Joseph Levin has sold No. 1873 to 1877 Franklin
ave a dwelling house plot S1x206 feet.
JERRY Altieri has sold Nos. 1883 and 1885 Clay
ave- two three story family dwelling houses,
each 2Ox70 feet.
Robert Morrison has sold the three story frame
dwelling house No. 1880 Washington ave. lot
25x109S fee.
Herman j Bohlman has sold for Mrs Eva E.
Weber to Christian Osterholz No 406 East 141st
St. a five story iathouse on plot 37.6x10o feet
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

eleven laundrles unueI
=. .sir, S!ncILn ng a combination TO raise
prices PleaG- nst also agreed TO dissolve
Se 80 ;n5;.- INST the laundry proprie,
Tors were nolied The indictments were relofHeD
than a EeaI age
Fttsburg. Feb. l8.-The Standard Oh Compsny r,a,ay
Of oil to-day follows N6rtn lima, ~ eosins SoIrs
unchanged
Cincinnati Feb. l3.-FonowIng the appointment
of Teceiver for the Ianing Printing Company al a
Norwak yester'iay oTaTa l5ar, baIes alnee ompaiy
here TODAY on aprca;roa % , r. conr r11
pany Vas in the courts "a few wears and then
bbecarfe property OF the Ianing COMPANY, , baI
ao s'@iid' and lis5iiij:es al s4s,c,9
Norfolk. Va. Feb. 13-The Woodstock. Iron
Works Of Norfolk. Incorporated in Virginia for
ths SGndnGf & 9s osR seneTai Nth CAPITAL Of so
The company VIII operate in Anniston Ala as an an
iron works J \ Barr former president of the
seabcard Air Line Railway is president
San Francisco. Feb l3.--The report of The. fire
fsops he total amount Of policies written to
be s223 223 lS on winch premiums to the ainoanr e
amount 70 $5 or %, 6er fen ratey 9I ta ire
ea.s OF loss less, being 2eS per cent
srfoexs FOR t!le Great Northern and Northern Pac-
Ec railroads. Northwest ll1nte-tnen and me busi 81
ness interests yesterday tentative compromise 81
the rate question MAS reached by Inc rallroads
c~S 0 a
n optional with she carriers whether or not the
shippers shall be required 20 put up bones 70
guarantee the uaNrent Of the new rate IN case the
faiiroads g; favorable decision f.om the Inter
state Commerce Commission
tharcon Ohio Feb l3.-The Circuit Court to-
cav SCI aside the conviction Of r. y. Ford. re
Gently found guilty OF Unawtully using funds or
the private bank of Ford Bros at Burton, which
failed z few years ago for over one million dol
lars
Fittsburg. Feb. 13-Arguments in the equity suit
brought by Thomas Rinaker. receiver Of the de
funcf Enterprise National Bank, against former
for the recovery Of $4,000 we're ebegun to-day In
the United States District Court
Cincinnati Feb lS-The threatened cut on rail
way wages considered al important con-
ference of TIE various executive heads Of the
Brotherhood Of locomotive Engineers IN this city
this afternoon THIS cut was recently announced
or the Queen & Crescent system and is said 10 be
impending other ines
Chicago. Feb IA warrant charging a Z. Tis-
dele q former ot this city. with receiving
deposits after his bank insolvent Was sworn
TisdeIie conducted private ba:.k which closed its
coOrs CT jan -
pittsburg Feb. Is-The peop.e's Bank a: Cali
fornia. Penn, which has been in tire hands of
receiver for months. reopenet3 business
day Wien the bank closed there = shortage
good.
Keen. x. H. Feb. i3.-The chair factory of
Dunn q Salisbury. which has been running
reduced schedule for time. resumed opera
tions II fun to-day.
mill. operated by the connecticYt VALLEY Lumber
Company, shut Gown Today, On account. il IS
said. Of a Lack of orders About hundred and
s.liIty-tse bands are affected.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
City Property f.

wav Academy Termilyea avenue n
wood Mrs Marian Leland. Short Story winters
Public School 157. St. Nicholas avenue and lzttn
Mrs Lydia X. Commander. The Progress
of woman tillustrated); West Side NelghDorhooo
House. No. sol West 5Oth street. EDWIN Z; broon,e
The Violin and Its Makers: Young Mems Benev-
oIent Association. No. 81 East broadway: Freo-
erick A. Hatch, The Period of Exploration 0lius-
trated): Public School 2, 169th street ana Ihiro
avenue. W. wallace ker. The Gasolene AutoIlo-
bile ti!lustrated); Public School 5. Moshoiu PARK
way. Briggs and Bsinbridge avenues beutonu
Park Fenton Palmer. "Thoread : PupHc
school II Fordham avenue Main street. City
Island Mrs Henrietta Speke- -Seeley. Songs OF
Shakespeare''; Public School IS. Anthony and ire
mont avenues. James II. Tate. The philippines
and the Filippinos' Oustrated); Public schooi g..
1S3d street between Beaumont and CanorelehB
avenues Sutton Fletcher Castles ana PaLace Lc
of England Oliustrated): Pubic Schooi
az Jerome avenue. north Of 1S+th street George
H Seward. "Sugar-Where and How We Get
IT, U]lustrated): Public School 80. Avenue c. be-
tween Sth and 9th streets. Unionport Miss Mary
NJ Brackett. "A Summer IN Jamaica fllustratedJ-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

Hamburg rs-President Lincoln tGer, New
Plymouth and CherbourC.
Rotterdam Feb l2-New York Dutch tank). York
London Feb 1a-Lesaba tBrl. New York.
SAILED
Hull, Feb i5-Buralo tBr). New York.
Barbados Feb I3-Masdalena tBrl. from New York via
KINGSTON Colon etc. southampton
Queenstown. Feb 13. 2:3o mAdriatIc tBrl. New York
PASSED
Gibraltar Feb l2Neuenfeis Gerl Calcutta and Colombo
fer Boston and New York. Schuyikin tBr). 1oNO-
hamn. for Boston and New York: Wye l3ri. New
York for YokohaIpS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is.
1RANSPAC!FiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Japan Corea China and the Philippine
islands via TacOma) -Bellerophon To-day. 600
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and the
philippine Islands tvia San Francisco)
Australia except WesD. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New
p C1NAorangi ................... Feb %. 600 m
Hawaii tvia san Franciscol-Alameda Feb "a, Goo
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and the
Philippine Islands (via San Francisco
America Maru ............-.. Feb 81. 900 m
evia san Francisco-1- s transport 90 600 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands VIA San
Francisco)-Maripos1 Mar e 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SALE OF wlLLs's CERAMICS.

George Willss collection OF old Wedgwood. which
is on exhibition at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries No $40 Fifth avenue, will be offered for
sale this afternoon al O'Clock and Tomorrow
afternoon at the hour. The sales will be
conducted by James p. So. Mr.. Wills is a native
OF 81, Johns Wood. London England and is well
known to lovers Of ceramics.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

J. n Kaley & Son have sold for H De Haven
No 10 Willow ST. near Pierrepont St. Brooklyn
4 three story brick dwelling house, on a lot 1f5x
100 feet TO a client for occupancy.
Burril Brothers have sold the two family orlck
and stone house No. 50 Sherman St. between loth
and 18th aves.. Brooklyn, for William NJ Caioer 10
Mrs Lula H2gaE.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

Joseph P Day will sell at public auction to-day
a. tho rooms of the Real Estate Board of Brokers.
No 1as Broadway. fortythree selected boxes IN the
Galleries of the Wadorf-Astoria Hotel to the mem
hers of the board who desirous of having their
families present the twelfth annual dinner or
the organization which will take place on FEBRUARY
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
REALTY NOTES,


Joseph P Day the broker in the sale Of the
s. TO So Bedford St. to Raphael c. korn.
Jeremiah Milleman has sold his house in Winyah
ave- New Rochelle 10 S. NJ. Burbank. of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company
The H. II. Fuller Realty Company has leased for
the Bankers Construction Corporation to Henry
Co. publishers the fifth floor. Nos. % 25
West 32d st. extending TO Nos. 90 "a West 33d
ST. for ten years: also, Robert ". Meacham.
the 33d end of the ninth floor in the build
ing: also the French Drug Company loft in
No. 80 West 32d
Robert 4. Rafney has leased the buildings Nos
S. Murray ST. and No. 76 Pearl
II. {. Senior Co. have leased the four
story building Nos. Az West 5,th st TO Charles
Rohrer. for a term of years; also for jeanette
Forsheim the two stores in No. 1862 Lexington ave.
Emanuel Figuera and Morris Horowitz also for
Hester {. kely. the store floor Of No 66 Amster-
dam ave. to Thomas Conefrey, for term of years
William Henry Folsom has leased for James v
Graham No. lS6 East 26th ST. three story dwell
ing house, ana for Frederick Kennedy the four
upper floors in No. 409 East 2ith st.
Ludwig Traube, jr, has leased for Henry K
Stern Miss Hattie ia cob the store in No l.o2
LeK>>'ton ave
studio in the building No. 81 West s7;h st
The Mc"ickar-Ciaillard Realty Company has
leased for the Empire Trust Company to WeIch &
Donalds the second floor Noz. 49, ana ;S9 5th
ave .or term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
HAMILTON ANTICIPATES PAYMENTS D

1,-esiaen, Frank L. Grant, of the Hamilton ba''A
8 Nv York. has announced that the directors
ave decided to anticipate the second payment -
,ssenting 6epositors entitled thereto by paying INC
earne on and after February 10 lns'eau %
eeiie ~ - 5.+. originally sci for such payment
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

fOr a a half
house, 2oxis Mrs DInah Watkins
Weserv~lt owner: 5000
23sth 81 s, $50 OF kepIer ave; for TWO
story frame dwelling houses. l7.G
each. Schroeder. architect:
Fak owner; total cost .................-.... 1000
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

yIyROBRIAND MARY DE.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
i order OF Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate o. the
County Of notice hereby given persons
having claims against Mary de Trobrand, Of
County York deceased. present the
subscribers. their place Il
business AT the law office OF Curtis r. Hattie
v 10 broadway. Borough of Manhattan. In the
CITY ef before 10th
Dated New York. 81 day OF December. 1907
MARIE CAROLINE. POST Executrix-
CHARLES A POST. Executor.
CURTIS n. HArHEWAY. Attorney Executor
ecutrix. i@0 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
Work
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
GETS TITLE TO A BROADWAY BLOCK.

Title TO the vacant block bounded by Broadway
Amsterdam ave- Seth and S7th SITS. was transferred
Yesterday by Rosina E. Hoyt and others to Peter
/ Shields and by him to the Broadway ana
Eighty-sixth Street Company. for nominal con-
sderation over mortgage Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Citation.

rI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 81
grace OF God free and tndependn nt 70 Albert "
Amanda III thompson Louisa Grant ~ finger Daniel
known and caGnot after due diligence sscertaned
he be dead his wdoN issue dsSe1dSnts. BEERS heirs ID ID
places Of residence are Unknown ard eannot aI'es q
Terry Mary Terry CiranthaIl- samuel D
fourteen years. Margaret D. Ferry an infant:
in wbos pace Of fesieace is unknown ana caaa5s
after due diliseace be ascerransd, or II y oe aea Is
sona atIves. whose and places oi resi-
and cannot after due dilissnTS H Z.
line F. Homer CathaE:re GagIl Cath1riHe Lensz r-E
Walker Oliver + " TqstiE. George W 1ls,ln' 'rss q
Benner. frank L. BsnHer. Gertrude Forrest A4Fy % !:
E Benner Frederic y Hinrtchs. Charles 7. postsr =
megt5e 1ns '~ Mi an Go TesPestiveiy and 6e
persons c:ed being the heirs and nex G kin ei a Ti
York has lately applied the surrOsate's court q 0I,
1894 and the I0th day Of october relating 6o51
a fa f1a Psts2naf al sIs5y Rsas fz Ty prs @ a s e c
2F york. deceased therefore you and eaSn =, my
I,s once i M County Of s.,.4 New {Srs saa
eight at half past ten O'Clock IN the of that
DAY then and there TO attend The PeSats oi ne sac Sv
cited as are under The age Of twents-one ysars are "a
have none appear end apply for enc % ee ag
PS'0S E saardian az ' viii 5e al appointed b he sarTosas
represent andsact fer You IN The proceedng ~ -, III.
Surrogate's Court County y Ne"
York be hereEcto affixed Witness. Hon,
H. 81 County CT New York. said County. the @I.a
day of January. IN the year q L1-d els
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL , DOWpNEN
FRED ALFRED I4 4rSF1Sa NE ss.srnsy, ,,r
Petitioner. 20 William 81. y Y CITY
FJHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW YORK By
Il the OF God free and independent. FredereA
A Booth. Elizabeth Price Harris. Robert Mowry Eiita
Shorey. George B. Stu3ey Barrett Studey Harriet y
McCaslln. Maria Moran and Greenwood Cemetery ana
ell Interested IN the estate Of Harriet y
Barrett late OF the County OF New York deceased ss
creditors. legatees. kin otherwise. sel1
greeting:
each you hereby cited ard re-
Guired personally be and before our SaIiv,
OF the County OF New York at the Surrcst01Ss.
the County OF New York the I7th dsy % Marcn.
a half o'clock the forenoon OF
and there attend judicial srttlerren
the Of proceedings Of Augustus = lteNSat,
ceased: and such % hereby ctte4 as ~ ~
under age % twenty-one required 70 ~
pear guardian. ~ have r You sa
appear and apply for ore TO be appo1'ee-
will he appointed Nv tN~ surrogate % rep'0
ard act in the prncesdinC -, =,
N whereof. caused IRE
Surrogctes' Court 81 the said County ~ Ne" d.,
H. 81 .sbner =. Thomas Surrogate OF our sss
COUNTY a the County of New YORK -.
23nd day n JaEuary IN the Of our iOfS '
thousand nine hundred AMI eiEst. ,-,,~,rv
DNNIEI. J. DCWpNEN,.
clerk o. the Surrogstes' Cours, a.,
J wOOf SEy SpFPtRD. Attorney for Execat''' .
Frasfvav New Work CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions Tor Ine Lsa iSSsy
n receIy Ell az their Uptown Once. No 1854
between e6rh and s7th rntt o'cIccS p N ~ AZ
t'sements the following eraneh o'is
resular osrCe unfi cciOcS p M Va 40 -.st
ave e cor 22d st ave. l2th 81 y
Is,h ST.: 25T West 4ed ST.. between IN aa1 sla ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
WOrk Wanted-FemaIe.

yTITLED FRENCH LADY WHO HAS BEEN LADY
l. In waiting FOREIGN PRINCESS situa-
tion companion England america. as travel
ling companion. Write MADAME DE L.. 20 bis Rue
Paris
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Baltic. which reported via Halifax as .o9
miles Of m yesterday Is
to dock about a Saturday - s.
The Amstedyk. which reported to Newport yesterda5
&c .i, no ssed the Nantucket South Shoals Lightship
At st5 o m yesterday. is expected TO dock about m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
i H. BECKETT. Surrogate OF the County o: New
York. all persons having
against Abby Thompson. late Of the County OF
York deceased 10 the with thereof
subcrbers their place OF transactag business
ofnc Of Fisher A Baker No > Wall Street.
New York. before the first day OF July next.
Y-SrTsED ST ATE.S TRI-ST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FERRIS s THOMPSON. EMS.
FISHER A BAKER Attorney for Executors. Wall
York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 533 Moon rises 52 Moon age IL
HIGH WATER.
Hook 5:3JF Fov. 6:1J He'll Gate SOS
M-Sandy Hook 61s Gov. Island 6:5s He'll Gate 500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Fiavre Feb IS. a MA Sasoie Fr. New York
.Alexancra Feb i3Repub!ic tBr) New So-k Via Genoa
and Naples.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

NEW YORK OFFICES FIFTH AVENUE.
Waters. baths, hotels and environments nowners
scuaIed Rheumatism and nervOuf diseases cured
Complete therapeutic apparatus japanese palm
room. riding. driving and outdoor pastines
Through sIeepers York 4-55 P " week days
Tickets Pullman reservations c o. ONCE. 3b5
Froadway. ard Offces Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
BUSINESS ,:oTEs OVER TIE WIRES.

..,.r ne eleven laundres under
Indictment l. IL {" fined
prices plead .s,uae ,-c ~ sgrse6 "a dissolve
$50 and cost ust diSo sIa,,,sr,, T-on~ie-
and the ind aet ny &C rett,rn ed
TORS we're nolied ItIe lnultlHhtH's "e1e
roo-e than q xea- age.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14


FRED w. & ALFRED Z HINRICHS Attorneys tn
Petitioner. 20 William ST. y. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

p;ttsburg Feb. 13.-The Standard on COMPANY
announced advance OF cents IN Lhree rtt
Una g and Indiana. 81. Pennsylvania remains
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-13

LY HORRIBLE EXAMPLES OF AN
ARCHISTS.
In a word. any man pursuing his
personal interest 10 the direct or In
direct injury OF his neighbour is prac'
ticing the principles OF anarchy.
When we have executed, imprison
ed and deported the red anarchist
with his tools, we shall see then that
We have only touched the fringe OF
the problem in this country.
America is the most indlvidualistic
country In the world. Our glorious
freedom conduces 10 struggle foi
personal advantage often resulting IN
injury 10 our fellows.
| do not think anarchy-eXcept per
haps in the case OF assassinadons--
can be cured BY law.
No man will consider the rights OF
his neighbor unless forced 10 do sc
by an impelling moral sense. The
problem is. How shall We supply
classes or individuals with the moral
fiber and judgment?
Ny answer is. through the schools
press. church and home The church
will encounter in its work struggles,
Misunderstanding and antagonism
But unless the pulpit fearlessly at
tacks this fundamental question the
church will sink into complete failure,
none the less pitiful because IL Is de-
served.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-13

should broadly include not only the
infrequent bomb thrower, but men OF
whatever degree who practice that
their personal interests constitute the
sum total OF their duties toward So
Ciety.
For example:
Railroad companies which for econ
ofnic" reasons refuse 10 use proper
safeguards to life and SO slaughter
yearly innocent thousands-such In.
stitutions are frankly practicing the
principles OF anarchy.
4 great newspaper operated solely
for countingroom considerations and
refusing 10 accept the responsibilities
OF those who deal in ideas. is prac-
ticing anarchy
Our American cities which permit
the Existence OF the slum--that eter-
nal fountain OF individual and social
corruption-are advancing the cause
of anarchy.
Cain. the first anarchist. consistently
expressed the creed OF his elan in
the single question-"Am | my broth
er's keeper"
THE IDLE RICH WHO FLAUNT
THEIR STUPID VULGARITY OF
DISPLAY AND EXTRAVAGANCE IN
THE WILD EYES OF HONEST Pow.
ERTY WITHOUT TOUCHING THEIR
FINGER TIPS TO THE WORLDS
BURDEN-THESE ARE ESPECIAL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-13
DIR. SHELTON SORE ON
CAMPUS REGULATION

Dr. George Il Shelton. who has an
office az No. 1916 Broadway. climbed
the stairs leading 10 The Times edi-
torial rooms three steps at time,
Tuesday morning. The doctor had a
large-sized grievance against the po-
lice commissioner
That man Smith appears TO have
soften+ng of the brain" confided the
doctor when he was able to catch his
breath. Amy man who would no:
sanction his fool Campus regulation
certainly ought 70 have guardian.
Last night | received a hurry-up call
TO the Netropole hotel North OF the
Campus a policeman stopped my auto
and insisted that | reach my destina
ton by way-of Michigan-aYe----Grls-
void and Congress-sts. Griswold was
simply iammed with vehicles that had
been turned of Woodward while the
latter street was perfectly clear OF
traffic. | couldn't get around by Girls
void so | was forced 10 abondon my
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-13
Around Washington.
BY JAM ES EVANS.

II Will have nothing more TO do
with this jerks man. said Cleveland
10 Whitney. i am now about TO tele-
graph Olney offering him the place.
said the president Whitney protest
ed, but Cleveland was obdurate He
sent the message and Olney accepted.
From that day Whitney never again
spoke 10 Cleveland, and, somehow.
from that day Cleveland began annoy
ing every Democratic leader in the
country. Then came Bryan. Now
where are We? and wilson Walked
away with a sigh.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
hears that he is To have opposition
down in his congressional district and
If lis all the same 10 everybody else,
ne would just as soon see congress
adjourn before May /, an event that
isn't at all likely.
Mr. Hobson's fences are not staked
and ridered. There are gaps in them
also SO it is related. But II he could
get back home he thinks he could gel
the rail-spltters al work and have
the pasture fence seventeen hands
high and barb-wired on top by pri
mary day.
IL was u spectacular campaign thai
landed the hero OF the Merrimac in
congress. He started cut TO defeat
Mr.. Bankhead, and succeeded. Soon
thereafter, at the state primaries FOX
United States senator, Mr.. Bankhead
was favored as an alternate for Sena
tor Morgans place. Mr.. Morgan died
in June Of last year and Mr.. Bank
head was chosen to take his seat
Therefore, Bankhead and Hobson
came TO the sixtieth congress at the
same time. As il turned out, Bank
head won't have another political fight
On hand for five years, while Hobson
must have one, If he stays In t.,e
game. every few months.
A southern lady. whose husband IL
constituent OF Mr.. Hobson's came &c
Washington the other day on a visit
The congressman called al her hote
early one morning. AS he was about
70 leave she asked him II there was
60 be anything interesting In the house
that afternoon.
II am afraid not. he said, halt
apologetically You see ! will be de-
tanned in a committee room most oi
the day