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New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

turn to Italy.
Ac,fv. preparations are In progress for'ths bench
show of the Ladies' Kennel Association. which m,
onen at Mineola on June A. Miss Anna Sand, :.
the new president Of the assoc alton. taking ~.
place OF Mrs. Alexander Butler Duncan. who hsa
the Office for seven years Mrs Hamilton F,s
Webster is the vice-president
Fletcher Harper siblsy. whose engaseneas =.
Miss Georziana III. Farr was announced IN rs...
columns some time ago and whose marriage Is Z,
take place on June 10 IN st. Marsks Church. w..,
Orange n j. will have william ODonnel Isela
Malcolm d. Sloane Walter G.. Onhran. tr.. Jam.
Parrish. Gordon Arthur Smith. T. H Power,
Farr fr Barclay III. Farr. Henry Elliott Corbes.
of Portland Ore. George Burnett. OF Boston, ard
Joseph Husband. OF Rochester as usners. and
Thomas Spencer. Of Rochester az best man. Ma.
Farr. who is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T
Powers Farr will have among her bridal att.us
ants Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Miss Harriet Aexaud.,
Miss CornelIa and Miss Margaret Lee. Miss 5usas
sedgwick. Miss Urlfng Sbley and Mss Marion
Farr.
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe
v.r. Mrs Paul Tuckerman, Mrs j. W Mntur1
pt.bon Doans and Mr. and Mrs ". Earl Dodxs
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. vsndsrbls a.,
booksa TO sail for Europe the beginning OF u.s,
month.
Mr. and Mr.. George Winthrop Folsom, vho q.
rived from Europe the other day, havs lett town
for sunnyridge their place az LenoI. where taey
will spend the summer
ras,o, Takahira- the Ambassador OF Japan. han
arrfved IN town from Washington and Z, stayas
at the Hotel Astor-
Mr. and Mrs Beekman Winthrop Will spend he
summer near Washington. having rented tas Fin
ley place at Chevy Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. who are spsr&
ing the sprfng at their country place IL Whi;s
Plains are In town for a few days and are staying
at the Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wysong will open their
tage at Newport early next month and will speaa
the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs ". x. Vanderbilt, r., have 81.
rived In town from their country place on Long
Island and are staying at the Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. wilson r.. are spending
few days at Garden City. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
Nrm71ork Dailp Gaib,nrs
FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1905.

This newspaper Is oloned and published oy
The Tribune Association. a NeO York corpora
zion: Office aud principal place Of business IFio-
aine Building, No. 154 Nassau street, Ae'o lo'N'
Ogden Mills, president; Nathaniel IHtfte' sec
refury and treasurer The address OF the OFT
GERS is the Office Of this neicSpdper.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

"The Baltimore Sum objects to giving repre-
sertation in Democratic national conventions TO
Hawaii. Porto Rico and the Philippines. and
argues that they should not be allowed to help
In shaping national platforms and naming Pres
fdentfal candidates. But why discriminate
among the political units in our system not
vested with electoral votes? If Hawaii ought
not to have representation. why should Arizona,
Alaska or the District of Columbia have it?
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
BY ERIE TO NEW YORK IN 1874

To the Editor OF The Tribune ,,,..
Sir: The Erie Railroad was built as far as N'
town in the spring OF 1S4& In March OF tna' -,
l made my first visit 70 New York l took a'i -
train from Middletown. going by way OF sun -.
Piermont and steamboat thence 20 the ciy.
IN my efpht,-sacond wear G. e LATHROF.
('arbondaIe Penn Nay 10 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers VINO arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
THE CARMANIA, FROM LIVERPOOL
Mr.. nd z Chandler Miss Christina Miller.
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A Cob
and Mrs William
tersaI Mr.. md E ". Cobb
Mr.. Mrs. O. C. Murray.
THE MAJESTIC FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
F. Hadden. Mr.. and Mrs James Iolrnan
Samuel L. Irving Pyle.
Walter H Byron Mrs F. r. Weilcs
Mrs. H. Lark1n. s~a .
THE KOENIGIN LUISE, FROM NAPLES
Emily l.. Gibson Dr. A. E NJ Purdy.
William Kittrdge. Mr. and MIS- AleAanoer
Miss Anna l.. StOrk. SedgVlck
Daniel c. Roberts.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

In computing the speed developed by the
Iusitania this week 1t Is necessary to remember
that when she is westward bound she traVerseS
about fifteen degrees of longitude Between one
noon observation of the sun and the next there
fore. the chronometer registers about twenty-five
hours. Even with days of such length run m
of 632 knots means hourly average OF 100
knots. Moreover, 1t looks as IL the limit OF 'he
ships speed had not yet been reVealeo.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Count and Countess Della Gherardesca have ar
rived in America to visit the Countess father.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
Abo1f People and Social Incidenfs.

Henry A. c. Taylor, with whom they win sav
both here IN town and at Newport.unel thsy n.
turn to Italy.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

We have had shooting the chutes' and loop
ing the loops and dumping the bumps IN inc
United States, but 1t has been reserved TOT the
mother country to get at least huckleperry
and three-quarters ahead OF us with turtliiis
the turts" at one of London's great pleasure re-
sor+s III. pame consisting In standing erect on
the hack Of q big mechanical tortoise mounted
on three wheels propelling It by swayins the
bodv and-the rest Is respectfully RENTED TO
the imagination. But-"turtling the turts :.
And there are those who deplore the American
ization Of the English tongue,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

O. A Spreckels Mrs Alice Riano.
" Wells cameron Rodgers
William VI. Barbour. MIR. and Mrs Jonn NJ burks
and Mrs. Rudolph E W. H. Aston
Schrner.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Hotelkeepers throughout the country are 1eei-
ing ouivers Of gratitude toward the united
States Circuit Court IN Illinois. which has just
decided that "a hotel for hogs and other i've
stock" Is not a common carrier simply because IL
owns and uses several miles of tracks, engines
and cars stockyard company has been de-
lIvered from the clutches of federal railroad laws
bv this broadminded Interpretation. Probably
the honorable judges, in accepting the Stock
yard company's definition OF itself as hotel
for hogs and other livestock" perceived the I'M
possibility of rating common carrier every
corporation using vehicles IN its business IL
hotel for hogs fell under the Jurisdiction OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission just because IL
had installed cars and elevator service for It's
guests all other hotels with omntbuses and n1ts
would have to be brought within the same do
main This of course would result In 1rksone
restrictions on hotel guests who are not hoss
In avoiding this catastrophe however, the
Judges seem to have brought another one into
sight for II a hotel may own and use rail-
road tracks. cars and engines for the convenience
OF its guests may not some thoughtful railroad
mssnate escape the woes Of a common carrier
bv running his trunk lines as adjuncts to hoteisf
Would the nation endure this exaltation OF the
hotel clerk to q seat among the rulers OF the
land?
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

The city government Of East Orange VIII set
New York commendable example in taxing
billboards at so much the square yard Whether
the act results in increasing the cty's revenue or
in decreasing the number and size OF the Dill
boards It will do good service for the public
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W K Vanderbilt, r., have 81.
r,ved IN town from their country place on Long
Island and are staying at the Belmont
MI and Mrs. r. T. Wilson. r.. are spending
few DAYS at Garden City, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
SENTIMENT IN cAYueA COUNTY.

New York. May 10 1908.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
AMERICAN OPTIMISM.

America has offended some Of Its
profoundest European critics by It's
chronic optimism, What an American
philosopher calls the religion OF
observation-disclosures fourishes In this
country more than In any other; our
determined good cheer and faith In
prosperity make the sad-eyed world
shake its wise head. The same critics
will no doubt find another example OF
our incorrlgible shallowness in the Ma
tional Prosperity Association. recently
formed In ST. Louis, and will think its
motto, Give us a rest and sunshine"
hopelessly silly. But underneath this
campaign Of optimism is some hard
American business sense, and boards
Of trade and other business organlza.
tons all over the country have Joined
In an application of mind-cure to the
financial depression.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
WARNING TO FORTUNE
HUNTERS.

Out OF China comes q timely warn.
ing from Consul General Wilder OF
Hongkong cautloning young Americans
from seeking to make their fortunes In
the far East unless they are assured Il
steady position on reaching their des.
tinatlon. "Only most clever business
man." Mr.. Wilder writes, could come
to the East without connections and
with only little money and get an
independent footing" He adds that.
nine times out Of ten. when man goes
to the Orient with vague hope of
finding something before his money
runs out distress and. likely, ruin
awaits him." Such statements az these
should be pOndered by the many who
since the awakening Of China have
regarded that kingdom as the promised
land Of riches. But life there Ia more
different from life ut home than read.
lily can be imagined. Living expenses
are high, temptations are many, com.
forts are comparatively few, and
finally: "There are not a few Ameri,
cans holding fair positions In the
Orient who would gladly quit II they
had the passage money home and a
position awaiting them there, and 9th
ers, who have no regular employment
are steadily going down hill"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

bert Spencer. He has four Americans
in his list-.Franklin, Lincoln. Elmer.
son and John Fiske. Besides Spencer
there are from the British Isles Milton.
Shakespeare, Bacon. Cromwell and
Newton. There Is but one Frenchman
---NapOleon--amOng the twenty-five, un.
less Charlemagne IL accepted as a
Frcnchman; the Germans are represent.
ed By Beethoven and Goethe: the Ital.
ians by Dante. Leonardo da vinci and
Calico. Rome contributes Julius and
Augustus Caesar, and Greece. or the
Greeks. Homer. Aristotle. Pericles,
Plato and Archimedes. Such lists are
interesting when they are made up by
intelligent people chiefly because Of the
diversity Of opinion they exhibit. That
any man should be court Of last re-
sort when the range Is 30 large and
the standards are 10 mixed Is, of
course. absurd. Only as regards very
few names IL the judgment that OF
time proclaimlng the opinion Of all
mankind. and what time Is held to de-
WV tuuy uv tuc cuuJcNt VI ucuutc' Dus
the thing We would note particularly In
the published list Is the relatively large
representation In 1t Of the English and
| Americans. II II a safe guess that q
Frenchman or a German or an Italian
or a Spaniard would not have been &C
absorbed In Anglo American claims M
our authority, who IL Of old American
stock going back to IN English origin
| National pride exercises some influence
over a choice and also the familiarity
that comes from common history ant
a common speech. Much depends alst
on the nature Of ones interests, wheth
er. for example. they are literary o.
political, religious or scientific. To sat
isfy all judges by the inclusion Of thei
favOrites the twenty-five would have 4
be multiplied many times. There woult
be an army Of the greatest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

any service or advice involving dlslOy.
atty to the law" The same canon says
further that the lawyer advances the
honor Of his profession. as well rs the
interests of his client, when he "ren.
ders service or gives advice tending to
impress upon the client and his under.
taking exact compliance with the strict.
est principles Of the moral law" The
moral law. all will agree, frOwns ON
chicane. artful lodging. the sacrifice Of
merit to trivial technicalities or fan.
cied niceties Of procedure, the seeking
Of delay for the sake Of delay or In the
hope Of something turning up" But
Ii the canon sufficiently explicit2 Will
Il exert an appreciable influenced
The proposed code is admirable AZ FAR
az It goes. but the layman will restrain
his enthusiasm over the prospect Of
elimination Of the graver. because less
palpable and less notorious. abuses I'm.
I'll he has watched its operation for
some years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
NEW CODE LOOKS GOOD.

A distinguished committee OF the
American Bar Association has pre-.
pared code of professional ethics un.
der a resolution adopted ut an annual
meeting Of that body; and Is inviting
suggestions thereon preliminary to its
submission for approval at the next an
nual meeting. Many matters are Gov.
cred by the "canons," and unguestiona-
bly, the highest professional ideal un.
derlies all of these. But 1t Is very easy
for gentlemen at the top Of the profes.
sion To lay down austere rules against
the abuses of the fragrant and grosser
kind, those characterlzing the shysters,
the ambulance-chasers, so-called, and
the employers Of agents and runners
The difficulty arises In connection with
the subtler and more respectable
abuses OF the prosperous and eminent
members Of the profession, the kind OF
abuses to which, for example, Mr.
Roosevelt called attention In his IIar
ward address. What Of the nulllfica
ton Of law through technically, the
defeat Of substantial justice through
delays and quibbling, the setting up OF
questionable plans and defenses, the
use Of the "higher" sOphistry to discov
er methods Of evading and thwartlna
legislation imposed In obedience to gen
eral public policy? There Is one canon
In the proposed code which, somewhat
vaguely to be sure, hints at these prac
tices. 1t declares that mo client, cor
porate or individual, however powerful
nor any cause, civil or political, how
ever important, Is entitled to receive
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
IT DEPENDS UPON VINO MAKES
THE LIST.

The New York Sun publishes letter
from a correspondent who says that he
was asked by a young friend TO name
the twenty-five greatest men in history
In order to help settle dispute. Ad-
hitting the authority, there was no
great difficulty in settling the dispute,
but the question reminds us OF the
hundred best books and the long contro.
versy over them and other everlasting
puzzles OF like nature. In the pres
ent case the authority appealed to be.
gins with Moses and ends with Her.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
LARGEST
yIBKLY CIRCULATION
m CHICAGO.

The Chicago Easls nunbsPs
oooa8 lee Subscribers the most
iaAseatial, most prosperous ana
nest respected men II Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
% standing In the community
aaA All nsn who are mouldsRs Of
Dublis opinion or directors Of
Dsblie a1airs.
Is % the guide, mentor and
fSssna Of every political leader
% every shade OF opinion.
IL IL read b. Government,
state, County and City Omcials.
IL % read By . big percentage
% the legal fraternity, including
bench and bar.
It IL the favorits az Chicaso's
lsading business men.
IL reaches all CLASSES In their
homes.
IL 10 read b. the Fire Depart.
nent.
II 10 read b. the Police Depart.
meat.
IL u IN every publio once aaa
every publio library.
IL IL not controlled ~ any
cheap, cheeky o. crooked advss.
tislnw agency.
IN the eighteen years OF Its
existence it has managed to build
~ . large circulation snd great
business without the aid Of pro.
isssionsl advertising shaPks.
That 10 why it is 30 iadepsnd.
eat, 80 popular and 30 strong.
The Chicago Eagle IL one pa.
per that has never depended
aHoA advertising agents for .
circulation. IL has one OF Its
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

must expect to have the boat tip over
or some other disaster happen.
The Emperor Of Austria has been on
the throne for sixty years. thus show
Ing that man with a rugged cOnstitu.
ton can hardly be killed by worry.
The latest news from BreathItt
County. KY. II to the effect that the
underwriters still get an occasional Job
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

Of South Haven" the fastest and finest
boat on the lake. which runs to South
Haven, the land OF peaches ana flowers.
Martin SchIck. proprietor Of the
well known buffet at 0S3 North Halsted
street, enjoys u well earned popular ity
nll over the North Side.
%6
II an American countess will 30
boating on the Laborxa River near
OeremezOe, Pusxta and Ferencys she
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

or two with the assistance Of men with
grudge against each other.
%G
An Insane woman has been restored
to reason by being told that hell was
frozen over. We hope she never will
find out that she was deceived.
The DOukhObOrs do not seem dis
posed to heed any warning against
taking of their fiannels too soon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
At THE ThEATERS
Ia SALLE.


Honeymoon Trail" goes nierrlly on
at the La Sale Theater. filling that coy
and cool little plny lOuse ut every per-
fOrmance. No more popular show has
been seen IN Chicago for many moon.
and II richly deserves all the success It
hns attained. The company presenting
II IN headed by those universal favor
ties. Cecil Lean and Florence Ilolbrook.
who were never seen to better advant.
age than In Honeymoon Trail" 9th.
crs prominent In the cast are lee Kohl.
may. Phrynette Ogden, Arthur Sanders.
Grace Drew. Charles Hart and lIamll.
ton Coleman. The songs sung In "lIOn.
eymoon Trail" are the prettlest and
Catchiest heard In Chicago In many
years. ana are being sung and whistle,l
all over. Among the most popular Of
them are. "YOu Can't he n Friend to
Everybody" ~ Don't Want Million
Dollars" I'm Going to Steal the
Moon" and "whose Little Girl IRE
YOu!"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
EAOLETS.

clyde 4. Morrison. the able lawyer
and Assistant City Attorney. In one Of
the best liked and hardest working
young Republican leaders In Illinois.
~
Col. James Hamilton Lewis lifelong
loyalty to the Democratic party has
made him popular with all classes II
Democrats and his campaign for Gov
ernor In making great strides all
through the state.
&9
AZ an able ana progressive business
man and public spirited citizen.
Thomas y. KOehler. the well known
coal merchant. stands high IL the ~.
TEEN Of the citizens Of Chicago.
Albert q. Wheeler's elem and hon
Orable business career has won for him
foremost place In the estimation Of
the business men Of Chicago.
The Democrats have Il strong ana
reputable candidate for the Board Of
Review In II. u. l.. DOggett, one Of
the best known and most highly re.
spected real estate men In Chicago. lie
resides In the Sixth Ward, where the
lenders are al, for him. and II nOmi.
mated will poll an immense Republic
IN vote. Mr.. DOggett was born IN
Fredericksburg, Va, In 1862. lie came
to Chicago In 1884. lie was educated
In the public schools. passing through
the high school In virginia, finishing
his course In a military academy In the
expectation Of entering the United
States army. However. he drlfted into
the dry goods business after coming t.
Chicago; engaged In the brokerage and
real estate business with his brothers
under the firm name Of W. l.. DOggett
Bros, Rector Building, Of which firm
he IL still member. In 1903 he wal
appointed Collector of Internal Reve
nue. under President Cleveland. whicl
Office he held until 1900. Mr.. Dogget
IL member of the South Shore COun
try Club and of several fraternal or
ganizatiOns, among whom he Is exceed
lngly popular. I,
%6A
Jacob W. Loeb. the able lawyer, Il
one Of the best liked ana most highl!
respected men In Chicago.
A
In Senator Albert ]. Hopkins thu
people of Illinois have an able, brill
ant ana fearless representative Ia tn
United States Senate.
~
John II. Caverly IL making Il recor,
ms City Attorney that he can point t
with pride. 1t IL an honest, clean an,
able one In every respect ana In
gained for him n well deserved popular
ity with all classes of Chicagoans.
John l.. Mct;oOrty's honest, fearles
and clean record In the Legislature IN
won for him the confidence ana admir-,
ton of the people of Illinois, and hi
candidacy for the Democratic aOmin,
ton for Governor IL meeting with el
thusiasm all through the State.
49,
One Of the ablest and most pOpula
officials in Cook County Is County Con
missioner Alfred Il. Laaio. lie shOul
be re-nomlnated by the Republicans.
Jacob +, Rehm the well known On
cGgoan, has served the people well a
Il member Of the State Board of Ayr
culture, 1t Is men like Mr.. Rehm tina
are needed in such important positions
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20
FOREST PARK.

FOREST PARK.
Never In the history Of park creation
has Il summer park Of the size Of the
great modern fun places recently built
In the larger cities Of the country, been
conceived. financed and finished with
the speed ana completeness Of Forest
Park. the new West Side resort In
Chicago. In II are great number Of
novel rides that IRE new to park pa
irons. The greatest coaster In the
world, ana pneumatic tube over b
900 feet In length which carries pas
sengers by compressed air and will
revOlutlonixe travel eventually. are but
a few Of the new things In rides,
while shows OF oil sorts which go TO
make the complexion Of summer park
make Forest Park unique even among
the big parks Of the world. The park
bOasts the finest hand shell In the
country. both In beauty ana In acoustic
qualities ana from 1t during the SUM-
mer the largest ana best bands OF the
country will hold forth. Scenically the
park II the prettiest In the western
country. With plenty Of shade trees
II has been 80 artistically laid out from
a horticultural ana architectural pOlat
that It appeals to the seeker for amuss-
Inents and sylvan surroundings.
%6A
Charles Hasterlik, president Of the
well-known Best Brewing Company, Is
one of ChcagO's foremost business men
ANA most highly esteemed citizens.
Fred w. Alwart. the popular ana
well-knOwn coal merchant, would prove
a winning candidate on the Democratic
ticket for President of the County
Board.
Forest Park deserves the patronage
of the people Of Chicago. Differed by
Chicagoans with upright and untarn-
ished records both as business men and
as citizens to their credit, It offers to
the public the very best of amusements
and as beauty spot 1t has no peer In
the county.
james 8. Hopkins, the popular Mas
ter-in-Chancery, has earned the success
he has attained as a lawyer by clean,
honorable and upright methods.
~0A
No better way to get rest and recrea-
ton than by taking a round trip to
South Haven on the palatIal steamboat
Of the Dunkley-Williams line, 'The
City Of South Haven" which Ii de-
servedly called the "White Flyer" OF
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-20

the Great Lakes. The docks are at the
Rush street bridge.
August 1Rlzen. the well known wine
merchant. enjoys'a widespread popular
ity in Chicago. which he has earned by
clean and upright business methods.
~oA
II you want good rest and an en-.
j0yable time take a trip on the beauti-
full Dunkley-Will liner. "rhe City