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The sun., 1908-08-09

from different countries. For every
trial the bench Of auditors Of the rota
will consist of three, five or seven Judges
and sometimes even of the whole college.
Anybody 70 to be permitted to plead his
own case before this tribunal without
legal Intermediates Of any kind, though
for poor litigants legal assistance, II de-
sired, will be provided gratuitously. In
all kinds. Of litigation there is to be a
great reduction in legal fees, and appeal
will always be allowed until two concor-
dant sentences Of the rota shall have
been pronounced; and even then in
number Of instances appeals will be per-
mitted TO the apostolic segnatura, which
constitutes supreme court OF appeals.
Under the new Constitution there will
be no necessity for che employment Of
"spedizioneri,' or expeditionary agents,
through whom Bishops, priests and lay
men used to receive the documents and
decisions Of the congregation. although
doubtless Bishops and Others who have
frequent relations with the Roman curia
will still find it expedient to have repre-
serftatives in Rome,
There are other interesting features
Of the new Constitution 'sapienu con-
silio' to which we may refer hereafter.
The sun., 1908-08-09
One coca Turln Deserve. Another.

Mr.. ROOSEVELT is not running for
office. Mr. TAFT is. Nevertheless it Is
magnanimous in the President to suggest
to the colored voters that he, not TAFT.
Is responsible for the prosecution Of the
men of Brownsville. 1t is generous Of
the President. to approve SO publicly. at
This precise ffoment. the publication by
General CoRBIN of the what-the-sheol-
do-I-earesdespatch from ROOSEVELT at
Ponce to TAFT at Washington.
We are very much mistaken il Mr.. TAFT
Is going to be outdeHe. in magnanimity.
We shall be surprised il he allows Mr..
ROOSEVELT to go of to Africa carrying
the entire burden OF this st,Ipsndous
obloquy. We shall be astonished II
Mr.. TAFT does not find an occasion to
remind our fellow citizens of African
descent-apdthis before election day. for
Mr.. TAFT Is an honest man-how loyalty,
thoroughly, :fearlessly and with what
verbal profusion' and legal ingenuity he
supported and defended every particular
OF Mr.. RoossvRIT's outrage on justice
In the Brownsville affair.
The sun., 1908-08-09

They have been ambitious and have not
hesitated to attempt the plays Of SHAKE
sPEARE. They have even recently felt
strong enough TO stand the test Of
Faust representation, which isregarded
a. the severest ordeal for theatre In
Germany. Soenically there were beau
tiful episodes in the performance and
some Of the pictures were enough to
reveal 2 degree Of justification for the
claims Of the painters that everything is
possible through their medium alone.
These innovators would have spurned
Mr.. CRUMMyEs and his pump and de-
clared all Its descendants unworthy the
art OF the theatre. The impression Of
pump Is to be received from painting
Of the scene, just as the effect Of a
cathedral or a kitchen is also to be Inn
parted by the same means.
It would be a delight 10 record that
such an artistic and serious experiment
had been equally victorious In every
particular. Yet there must be acting
even In theatre altogether administered
by>artists. So we regret to hear that the
beautiful scenery at Munich provided
most effective backgrounds for lot Of
Internationally bad acting. But there is
still an opportunity for somebody else to
try to do the stage good. !
The sun., 1908-08-09

.6ndSfiaid with en- abundapt supply OF water.
Every small farm or Mongolian house has
several wells, none of which 10 more than
nfteen feet deep. They are used altogether
for watering stock and seem always TO DO
abundantly supplied Even after long
drought they contain plenty OF water. From
this circumstance II 10 thought by Intelligent
travellers that there b. q great future for tho
farmer and stock raiser who may have enter
prise enough to put In windmills and resort
to irrigation. Alfalfa will certainly grow In
abunda ance, and with this crop properly har-
vested and cured the loss OF cattle during
cold hlrd wInters would be greatly mini
mizei
Southern Manohuria constitutes the great
sransry for north China. That part Of the
province OF Chlhu south Of the great wall
10 populated so densely that 1t raises no sur
plus Of grain, but north Of the wall and 200
miles into Mongolia and western Manchuria
there is an enormous surplus OF millet or
kaotisng. The northern half Of this strip
Is practically new country, into which the
settlements are being pushed rapidly. Inc
Chinese are building string OF new district
towns. the,most important OF which is Cheng
CHA Tun, which is fast becoming the prinoi-
pal town Of southeastern Mongolia. The
people OF this region live mostly by their
nocks. and poor life II Is. as seen by the
traveller.
All this region IL. however, falling under
the sway Of the Chinese and II seems to have
an abundance OF meat, forage and grain for
the support OF troops moving through Il.
It is well supplied with water at all times
and the pasturage in tho growing season
reminds one Of the plains Of Kansas. This
entire region when subjugated to civilized
uses will support an enormous population.
The sun., 1908-08-09
PASss.G or THE YAQUIs.
Only Q Remnant LEFT Of Race That Has
F1eroely Resfsted Civilization.

ElGfD6Iy A64i0t6u OdVtuk8uUus
To THE, EDITOR OF TEE suN-Sir: Tho
communication from Mr.. @. B. Williams In
THE SUN Of August declares that the ca use or
unrest among the YaQui Indians was the dts
covery Of gold on their reservation. Permit
one who has lived in the Yaqui country In
Sonora. Mexico. to correct this error. In the
first place, tho Indians never had reserva-
tion. an we understand the term; and again.
no gold has ever been found In the Yaaui
Valley. For centuries these Indians lived
along the banks Of the Yaou River and culti-
waited the fertile lands on either side OF h.
The claim Ii made among the older men
OF the tribe that grant OF land was given
them By the Spanish Grown which embraced
all Of the Yaqu Valley. Their claim II that
this grant extended from the Tetras dc Cabra
on the weSt 70 the Tacallis on the east these
are prominent landnnarks OF the regionl
% iand asaSs ssous ninety III ~ miles long 81 ht.y miles
vide AND COY coye5s Eth The immensely fertile delta
upen ptA z' n.ss sse .np sS%s aSeS ss ss
and defending themssiyes from their arch
ceas %f pef ss II :Isn 'he'
Y sss tss soStS Sf of shi
more numerous than the Yaquis. These
sSs 1sys Ssfa drawn into sSe bTos
Sps mo; Ipdisn ,an SSss 0nssS gIissd
miles and were used to market the produce
OF the valley 10 the Mexican town of Guay-
.stss sfsaSS 4. fS ss
I. q; !; port 4 TAs &. sS is
Who We thsp tbs shisi q q, tSs Xssus i sent
es% certain ain date S Be % Would Burn w some seventeen
Ssi j ,Ss ss,: & sS.a
81; word. burned the boats which he had
>ihs preelpitsted war between the Mexi;
cans and the Indians. and u hse resulted
praeticsliy n the determination oiths fagu
think i was N % isSs.. aud y tho oboicest Of The
Passl ndS in! .IYns nssioia .as 5,vsE s.vs,g ssss
1c %ent snoosfaSsd @ tHsm 70 cons in ana sestis.
and to this end helped them TO corn for plsnt-
isE and 0ss eng m1lSa y .ss ses M4ss snd tb.a r
' liz Of pssos: T But ~ ps.os o Va vas : Thing witch
the Indisn: did not sspeo.a!Iy yaips md was
sno ssSn afse9 rssr S,p of 90. and from than ON on
Il has been a war Of extlnction.
Mr. Williams 10 correct IN HE statement that
far sIpsrSr e e shs Esd 5secs shGh
constitutes cor the present day Mexican race;
{ q sitss III only snotS.s ssss q shs 81 sur; !;
Rdfn. bad faith vos e she part DTsS.Ss & sSs
not true but on the other band Il is probably
irssehsry "a hdiyidy.Is, I hsaItily agIss
should a d. hsre sS asver i BEEN. But tSsrs is now
more than few hundredSof these indiana left,
2nd they are Wild -bronocss who win kill
NEv foaK. August Q.
The sun., 1908-08-09
Csssaea Scott. Mr.. Wright and the Always
Right.

To THE EpIros OF TEE sUN-SI: It IL .
pleasure to read your sound editorials upon
the discipline that should be enforced ct West
Point and for, the sympathy you express
for Colonel Hugh L. Scott. really sxperi-
enced and accomplished army ofaoer. These
facts cannot be too strongly impressed upon
the wrong Mr.. Wright"
II obedience 10 to be taught and discipline
maintained, where is Il OF more Importance
than at a military academy
Should these eight noble buiiies. SELF
confessed insubordinates. be restored to the
institution II will Ibe interesting to learn
what power Colonel Scott has over them.
Perhaps the Secretary Of War ,the wrong
Mr.. Wright has overcome this difioulty by
Recommending that the eight noble young
men, be restored with military honors and
rewarded with title or rank and that Colonel
8eott and his associates be dismissed from
ths military academy.
10 West Point what We have. aiways sup
posed II was. q war college. or 10 II select
school or clubf II It II demonstrated tina
such is the condition at West Point. Colonel
Scott would do weIl to resign. DC.
ELIxABErH, N. j.. August 9,
The sun., 1908-08-09

1t was very funny for local political
chieftains to lead the chorus Of songs in
ridicule a Governor HuGHEs on the way
home from the Chicago convention. It
is all very we'll for clubmen over thoir
cocktails in New York and Rochester
and Buffalo to talk about the weakness
of CHARLES the Baptist before the
people. But that weakness may be ele-
phantine compared with the strength Of
any candidate whom the Republican con-
yention shall be idiouo enough to name
The sun., 1908-08-09
Doing the stage Good.

The theatre ought certainly to benefit
by the continued effort to do 1t good.
Here all operations in that direction are
temporarily suspended awaiting the
opening Of the New Theatre. Abroad
there is no such diminution In the ten
dency to make the theatre conform to
the ideas Of this reformer or that revo-
Iutionist who would make 1t different
from what 1t has been In the past, what
ever his particular aim may be. From
Florence GORDON CRAIG continues his
efforts to convince his oountrymen that
certain strange contrasts in white and
black, combining geometrioal outlines
with "reminiscences OF WILLIAM BLAKE,
are the best designs for the scenery Of
SHAKEsPRARB's plays, and that only In
such a direction hes salvation for the
drama.
The effort is always to remove the
stage from the control OF the technicians
who have devoted themselves to It. The
old devices are abhorrent to the REFORM
ers. They repudiate all the principles
that have come into use during the
progress OF the ages and will start at
once with entirely new theories. Hear
the text OF the artists Of Munich who
have put their fingers into the pie and
founded the playhouse called the Art
lists Theatre.
"The essential character OF the Art
lists Theatre" they proclaim, 'is not TO
be sought In technical novelties, me
chanical inventions or apparatus, but
in the solution Of the problems Of the
stage wholly through the means possible
to pictorial art Paint and canvas will
be relied upon to do 1t al,-
90 Gar the artists have suoooedsk
The sun., 1908-08-09
Southern Wow OF Tafts Southern Proc
peets.

To THE EDfron or TIE SuN-Sir: Inotiee
chat there is abroad an idea that TAFT will
carry come Southern States or make In
roads on the Democratic vote" or something
else curious In connection with the solid
South. II ID hne rainbow chasing for August
weather, but election day frost kills IT, l
remsmbsr when Mckinley visited Atlanta
after the Spanish war apd made . great
speech The good Georeians crowded around
and acclaimed him the great Pacifcator, who
had wiped out sectionalism and led the Blue
and the Gray to fight again for the glory Of
the nag and TO forget the fraternai battle
fields except to weep over them together.
They even wept over him and Georgia was
70 vote for Mckinley in 1900. That year the
Democratic majority vss 1900. whereas It
had been only $4,000 In 1899.
The Southern people are great and picA
turesque people. They are emotional up to
the point where voting for Republicans be-
gins. Then 1t stops. II they voted the
ticket the vote wouldn't be counted that way.
There hasn't been an honest election in the
South since 1850.
Let the Taft managers keep their sinews
Of war for the States where there Ii q chance
for the vote and its counting.
SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 8.
The sun., 1908-08-09
The Reform or the Roman Curia.

An inspection Of the text Of the new
Constitution of the Roman Church, which
has been proclaimed by Pope PIUs x.
and which will become operative on No
vember 8, justifiee the title Of HThe
Bomb by which it has been described.
OF special interest to English speak
ing Catholics are some of the sweeping
changes made, by the. Constitution "sa-
pienti consilio.' No longer, for instance,
b the United Kingdom or the United
States included in what are technically
known as missionary" countries. With
q stroke Of the pen English speaking
Catholics aSe delivered from tho status
Of tutelage in which they have lived un-
der the Jurisdiction Of the congregation
Of propaganda, and henceforth they will
be subject, like Spain. Italy or Austria,
70 the common Law of the Roman Church.
That is to say, henceforth nearly two
hundred English speaking Catholic
Bishops, 5000 English speaking Catho-
lie priests and not far from 10000, 900
English speaking Catholic laymen will
have all their ecclesiastical business
in Rome transacted according to the
general law of the Church by ten different
congregations instead Of by the propa-
ganda alone. There now remain under
the jurisdiction Of propaganda only
apostolic vicariates and prefectures and
missions, besides the affairs Of Oriental
rites. This minimisation of what until
ss,,xr 4 m baa,, III. v,,S>ot ;,npaxt oot - A.
Roman congregations is accompanied
with the elevation Of the consistorial
congregation, which OF late has had so
little to do that 1t was expected to disap-
pear when the reform Of the curia should
take place. As a matter Of fact the con-
sistorial ceperegation is now charged
with the election Of nearly all the Latin
Bishops Of the Catholic world, with the
founding and dividing Of dioceses and
with the examination of diocesan re-
ports, as well as the supervision OF the
work Of, the ordinanee. From one point
OF view indeed 1t may be said TO have
been placed at the head OF all the con-
gregations, inasmuch as 1t is invested
with the right and the duty OF settling
all conaicts Rs To- "competence" between
them and! ainasmuoh as, like the Holy
Office, it is TO have the Pope himself for
prefect. We add that the Importance
OF the. secretariat OF state has been sem
eibly enlarged by the inclusion under it
OF two other organisms. whereas the
three offices known as the penitentiaria,
dateria and oanoelleria have como un-
der thSsnguRing knife Of the Pontiff.
AnohiBr reform OF great moment TO
Catholf6 all over the world 10 the recon-
stitutiSns Of the. tribunals known as the
sacred Roman frcta and the apostolic
segnatuia. There has been hitherto
great deal Of. o6hplslnt that oontro-
versies forwarded to, Rome for decisive
settlement were dealt with by the con-
gregatzons In way that was entirely
beyond the control Of the interested
parties. II a case were appealed IL came
before the very judges who already had
rendered a decision. The Constitution
-sapienti. oonsilio' provides that in the
future. all contentious matter shall be
decided by the court Of the rota, which Ia
70 conalst Of ten prelates, chosen by the
Holy Bathsr himself and presumably
The sun., 1908-08-09

snneey concerning 'ne eAplo'el eVss
aHDM, ior ne wrose oissincty ~nen No
oioeeo nus 'Wo years eAp,orstlone tnAt No
was going noI.n 70 spena iest ~ln1eI IN
tee nien,eno distriot OF LaoAAn. "ecee,n
csanmere' Ana " was wen kho"n snas .en. en-
wnore no PROPOSED 70 camp. n.too lsS'
ABOVE eno see, mas no oemmunioa''oh WIN
the outer worio aurin 8 sne winter
We may NOT near nom nun In o,V,hseo
sands ior some monens. out ne VIII Df'ne 3
with MN some OF the rioness results Oh
geographical exploration tnas ever 10
warded pioneer tssveher. his note,
BOOKS ana cartoefspnio mater'aI wih reveai
more than hah OF tnes Two ,eres wn'e speoes
The sun., 1908-08-09
tribute to the Late Senator Allison.

To THE EpIToR or The sux-S6: With
Infinite capacity to love. INFINITE capacity to
labor, untiring ind hstry. never falling pa
tienoe, q great heart that beat always pure.
sweet and kind: an accurate mind free from
pAssion, malice and delusion and seeming
never to lapse from wisdom; with respectful
tolerance for all opinions. with catholicity
that weighed. appreciated and appropriated
the good In those he met and. II possible,
ignored the evil; With sympathy and pity for
their weaknesses and frsilties with perfect
courtesy and tact. Senator Allison made Just
men who came 10 know him love him as .
fsithful friend.
Gifted with wisdom and capacity for affairs
probably never excelled. filling for moro than
soore Of years ths place Of greatest power
and responsibility In our Government. using
his great abilities always for rood. he served
his country 90 long and 20 we'll and accom-
plished great things that Il seemed no other
man could accomplish. because he could
bring out In his colleagues their utmost Ca
pacity OF achievement. Democratic and Re-
publicsns. they worked with him with their
might because to each he was . beloved.
faithful friend. C. N. ID.
NEW YoRK. August Q.
The sun., 1908-08-09
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The sun., 1908-08-09

fIe--Do you think . young man hes 90 coed
chance now Aa he had twenty or thirty yesu asot
she-Bsttsr; this b % spddsn. but insv Papa
win Do dslishtsa
The sun., 1908-08-09
The Great Deseendant.

Kh,cker-rhs Presidens wouldn't zee the sunrs.
gettes
necker-Aisted the chance Of falling them sha,
hls mother and, indeed. several of his female an.
DeeIou vsro women, ~ 20 "a
The sun., 1908-08-09
witohinE wells IN Oregon.

From the ions Proeiatmsr.
Mr.. Lowell veat out 20 HessrS Aifngers and
Cslltnss ranches iast Sunday and -wttchod- two
wells. He sAys shey will sct plenty OF water q,
ifS feet.
The sun., 1908-08-09
How tn. Hammer Of Death struck James.

FfoW W. WeedHfHWoT Uutt"'
The old parish church OF Piumstead. which has
Jus, been reopcned. IA probably at least thousand
yeArs old. The picturesque churchysrd. q cher.
ished haunt Of the poet bloomfield during HIS visits
70 Shooters FInl. contains . delightfully."- choice
-deransement Of epttapha" ons Of thess. on
MASTER Jsnes Darling ased tcn.e teaches iesson
70 The youth OF other places besides Piunetead.
speaking from his tombstone Master Darling
sxciaima
-Ths hammer of Death was give 70 me
For eating the cherries on the tree"
The sun., 1908-08-09
Queer o.es.is. prsm Mature Freshman.

TO Tns EDITOR or Tnr suN-,sfr: Do tmosqui.
toes make noiset One species OF the winged
pests which have invaded New York by regiments
platoone and bsttalions croons Q soothing lullaby
- he cifcies sbeut his victim preparing 70 strike.
Thls particular brand resembles what We used 70
call In the South gnaI Ny acquaintance with
the real genuine. blown In the bottle jersey mos.
quito loads me 70 believe tet he has no song The
present invsaion OF New York includes many Of
this type o. the remains OF sevefal Thousand that
have slapped prove conciusively. But, does
che real mosquito sinet Am seeking scientlno
enlightenment BITTEN BLUE
NEW YORK, August O.