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New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
aRUsT" FOR SULLIVANS
p,KE,S PEAK INCIDENTAL.
Tammany off on Vet Journey (uio
the Enie) for Denuer.

1,o,,inr into the Erie station last night
=. nave thought themselves In BowerT sa-
nm 40 good Jerseyites are familiar with such a
ioo- pe,less and coatess. the cohorts of the Sui
p ,,i,,hed aboard the trains-all with Pike $
hNe h,s,, exnression The bust part OF il
fen,i5ed fen for all right. for the first nights ra-
-. 5sslt out consisted of six cases of champagne
- aos quarts Of beer also for each car, 20
IF mineral water tthis was dropped at the
Gu o,-.r the Passaic River. a case of brandy.
;, r,,rn two or three OF gin, and then a few
on .i,e hotties OF other things. In addition to
20 ,nlx, each car also had the requisite number
:, lives and lemons. with just enough syphons or
.o,ie- water moisten the whole
-,s sullivan crowd got away on an Erie train
: o.cock and only three men fingered
,ourh on the way down to the ferry to miss
:. eoo5 record The other Tammany men went
: -. Pennsylvania road The first section was in
-. q. Frank ]. Goodwin and the second one
- charge Of Tom Rush
-. .,ecials halted IN the trainshed for ten min
e. a,ter the gates were closed on schedule time.
=. .he, almost everybody inside the peeled
- IN his undershirt-and a wonderful galaxy of
- ,bose same undershirts made. Then prepara-
u-ere made for spending the night easily, with
-. -eso-t TO the berths OF the sleeping cars
physically the biggest man in the whole delesa-
.ton vas Percy Nagle whose great bulk lowered
- the men about him. and to many who saw the
,nd-on and heard the reports from the toy can
on and saw that little machine dragged out by a
.-oinhand when the specials had left the shed.
,.,le,s words Of parting came home with added
emphasis he said;
We're big fellows here In New York: but the
.,--her we get away from the state the smaller
we get"
Those who went out over the New York Cen
,rs1 were no more enthusiastic than would be ex-
-.oted when the number Of way stations before
,,a station itself is reached is considered. The
4-s+ section got away at o'clock, with Senator
r-euIev in command Nick Hayes. former
sheriff and Fire Commissioner. rounded up the
c-oud left over and got them away five minutes
t.ter Francis J. Lantry was on the nrst train'
,rs was helped in gathering in the wandering ones
nv his brother, Captain John J. Lsntry, OF the
rast 6lst street station
All Of them agreed that IL was UP to Murphy'
The delegates said they supposed that the vote
.he New York delegation would be cast by one
-an-thst one man. Of course. being Charles F.
Nu-rhy Every member of the delegation VINO
ever had had his name In the paper said he had
,+h,nz TO saw going TO the trouble OF hunting UP
-. reporters TO tell them that
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
| ROYAL AERIAL TRIP
King and Queen of Wartem,berg ON
Count Zeppelin's Airship.

Friedrichshafen, July 3.-For the first time In
history reigning king and queen to-day made
ascension in dirigible balloon The royal
personages were King Wilhelm of Wurtemberg
and Queen Charlotte. who are staying at their
castle ON the shores of Lake Constance, and
accepted Count Zeppeins offer to make trip
in his alrship His majesty the first to
ascend and sailed for half an hour over the
waters of the lake He found the experience
delightful that he requested Count Zeppelin
return TO the floating shed, where he prevailed
on Queen Charlotte to take his place on the
platform for aerial trip
Hearing that the King and Queen OF Wiirtem-
berg had arrived at their castle on the borders
of Lake Constance. Count Zeppelin decided at 3
O'Clock this afternoon to make an ascension
After mannuvres he took the machine above
the castle and circumnavigated the royal park
The royal family watched the evolutions from
the grounds of the castle, and when the airship
returned to the lake the King and Queen went
on board the royal yacht to the balloon shed
Their presence was sgnalled to Count Zeppelin
and the airship Immediately descended
Count Zeppelin offered to take King Wilhelm
for a trip, and the monarch accepted without
hesitation stepping aboard the forward plat
form. beside Count Zeppelin Herr Duerr, the
engineer. and several mechanics while General
Won HeiIsihger the Kings chief aid. mounted
the aft platform.
At $3.50 o'clock the airshlp rose slowly in the
air $50 feet. Its bows then were turned toward
the castle. which was reached in eight minutes
The grounds circled several times. Then
return was made to the shed. where the Queen
was waiting. The water anchor cast out,
and King Wilhelm and his aid were transferred
TO motor boat. They landed at 4:o4 p m
The King appeared to be enthusiastic while
telling his experience to the Queen who few
minutes afterward adopted his suggestion to
make the trip
Boarding the motor boat her majesty mounted
the fore platform of the balloon, accompanied
by a lady of honor. while Court Chamberlain
Rassler clambered to the platform aft. Again
the airship rose at Alb o'clock, followed by the
motor boat, bearing King Wilhelm. Another
visit made the castle grounds. The
crows below waved handkerchiefs and cheered.
the occupants of the balloon replying.
The return journey to the floating dock was
made afterward. The Queen landed at
40 p. m, and boarding the royal yacht, went
of spectators.
Later Count Zeppelin carried out further steer
ing tests in most satisfactory manner. Thou
sands of Congratuatory dispatches from all
parts of the world have reached him. Among
them is from Emperor William which says:
''Heartiest congratulations. I stand by you now,
as ever"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
COUNT BONI MEETS LAWYERS.
Warm Discussion Over Children-Boys Now
with Marquise de Castellane

Paris, July 4-The echo de Paris says this
morning that meeting arranged yesterday
between Count Bon de Castellane and Nine
Goud's counsel at the Hotel des Reservoirs. YER
sailles where the children were staying, in order
decide future arrangements in their interest.
There was a long heated discussion which termf-
mated by Count Boni saying: I'VE are only vast
ing time. We resume the conversation later"
Then. according to the Echo de Paris" the
children placed in waiting automobile, and
the boys with the Marquise de Castellane,
Count Boni's mother.
The Petit Parisien suggests that possibly Count
Boni took the children for stay of month with
him during the summer, as. under the divorce de-
cree he is entitled to have them for that period.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TEDDY BEARS WHITE ELEPHANTS NOW

Rudolph F1eischer is manufacturer Of Teddy
hears or at least he until Mr.. Taft was nomi-
mated for President Now he is plaintiff in suit
eatnst Steinfed Brothers. toy dealers of No. go
broadway According to Maurice B. Il Daniel w.
RIumenthal. counsel for Flescher, Steinfeld
Brothers follow the political situation closely. and
they figured that President Roosevelt would accept
q third term Teddy bears would still be valuable
Investment with Mr. Roosevelt in the White House
four wears more Fleischer says they are white
elephants now. He also says Steinfeld Brothers
ordered 525 dozen Teddy bears from him before the
Republican convention. and that they accepted
twenty Dozen but don't want any more. Fleischer
saws they broke their contract and now he wants
daWageA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
EXPECT TO DEFEAT GUFFEY.
Bryan Opposed to Oil Man, and Pennsylva.
mia May Follow Instructions.
rRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Lincoln. Neh. July I've are going 10 follow
the instructions Of Mr.. Bryan and refuse to re-
elect James NJ 5lffey national committeeman from
Pennsylvania" said ex-Representative Charles 3.
spstz. who is with the state delegation from Penn
sylvaris "Gurey led the fight Bryan in his
last campaign and. besides, is big oil operator,
end is therefore distasteful TO Mr.. Bryan The
letter Of instructions has gone 10 Denver, but as
can remember Il follows I do not
favor the return Of James NJ. Gufey to the national
committee and Furthermore will request that the
campaign COMMITTEES accept contribution from
him He is connected with moneved interests OF
the country. and 1 believe il will be unUise 10
accept any contributions from that source
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR HILL

Berlin July 3.-Tnere is much qualification in lit
erary circles over the announcement that Dr. David
Jayne HILL the American Ambassador to Ger
many. will deliver address at the opening cere-
monies of the International Congress of History
and Sciences, TO be held here from August 10
August H. DR.. Hills subject will be Ethical
Determinations of History
The congress will be divided into eight sections
and will attract historians from all parts of the
world DR.. Reinhold Koher, general director of
the Prussan state archives, is chairman of the
organization committee.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
MOUNTED POLICE FOR STATE FAIR.

Syracuse July s.-Mayor Mcclellan of New York
has agreed TO have Police Commissioner Bingham
assign twenty-five picked men from New York's
fore Of mounted police for duty at the State Fair
This Information was contained In letter received
by Commissioner De Forest Settle this morning
from Samuel Walter Taylor. who VIII be directly
In charge OF the horse show classes
The mounted police, besides doing trafac and
other duty will give exhibitions In the horse show
ring This is an unprecedented privilege the fair
commission has secured, and will prove OF the
biggest drawing cards the horse show department
Gas had
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
FRENCH HONOR TO DEAD AMERICAN.

Paris. July S.-The government intended TO pre-
sent on July "a the Cross of the Legion OF Honor
'e the late General George Sherman Batcheller, q
Judge OF the International Tribunal Of Egypt, who
oieo last Thursday On hearing OF the death Of
General Batcheller, NJ. Pichon. the Foreign Min
1er' Immediately sent .he TO Mr.. White.
&c american Ambassador, with a request that he
pin IL on the dead mans breast on behalf OF the
scperhnsnt. This was done to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
a ReeukE TO GENERAL D'AMApE.

Paris July Am official note issued to-day says
that as soon as the French government was ap-
nrised Of the occupation of Azamor by General
d,Amsde commander OF the French forces. and tbs
installation of a municipal commission pending tn e
arrival Of Moorish troops kilograms were senr 10
the French commander reminding him that his in
strlIctions strictly stipulated that he should not
cross the Oom-er-Rebia River. and directing him at
once to return 10 his base.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
MASS FOR SLAIN sPANiARDS.

Havana, July 3-In celebration of the tenth an
niversary of the battle of Santiago requiem mass
for the Spanish officers and slain was sung
to-day board the Spanish schoolship Nautilus.
Bishop Estrada, of Havana the celebrant. The
ceremony was attended by the Spanish Minister,
many Cuban officials, General Barry, command
ing the United States forces In the island. and
other American officers.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
ENTERTAINMENTS AT HONOLULU.

Honolulu July IA wireless message received
here from the cruiser ST. Louis. 1850 miles
east Of this port says that the ship, with Secretary
James r. Garfield board, will arrive at San
Francisco on Monday night.
A tentative programme has been arranged for the
entertainment of the officers and of the At
lantic fleet during their stay at Honolulu. 1t in
cludes athletic contests, baseball polo, football,
aquatic sports, boxing and wrestling. fireworks and
a ball. Trips will be made to Pearl Harbor, and a
number of dinners will be given in honor of the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
UNEASY HOUR IN NEWARK PosToFFIcE

Several hundred men and women spent an un-
easv hour in the Newark Postofice yesterday af-
ternoon anxious to have money orders agsresatfng
5000 'cashed. Something went wrong Win ths
combination Of a big safe, and the several clerks
endeavored in vain to get IL open Postmaster
James L, Hayes hurried out to a nearby bank.
borrowed the necessary cash and relieved the Sit
uation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
BRYAN SUMMONS E. F. eoLTRA
rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

TBr Telegraph 10 The Tribune
81 Louis July 3-Edward F Goltra, W. j.
Brvan's schoolmate whose steel works were ab-
sorbed by the United States Steel Corporation. left
here this afternoon TO confer with Mr.. Bryan to-
morrow. two days ahead Of The time scheduled for
Rim take the Missouri delegation TO Denver in
his special car Goltra said he did not know what
the conference 10 which he summoned would
be about. II is understood, however. that the
Conpers anti-injunction plank. which Goltra is IN
derstood 10 oppose will be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TO INVESTIGATE ROYAL EXPENSES.

Lisbon July 5-The president of the commission
of the Chamber Of Deputies which Is to investi-
eat. III. alleged improper advances Of money from
tb. treasury to members of the royal family dur
Ing the reign Of King Carlos, announced to-day
that the first step would be speedy, rigorous e1-
animation into these affairs. The Premier said
that orders had been given to the oncials OF the
Ministry OF Finance to deliver to tho commission
all documents bearing on the subject
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04

Quebec. July S.-Canada will entertain the Prince
OF Wales for six days, beginning July % The
Governor General and other officials Will be re-
ceived by the prince board a warship on the
afternoon of July q The prince will land at
O'Clock that afternoon. On July "a the battlehelds
will be dedicated There will be military parade
and the prince will place wreaths on the statue or
wolfe and on the monument. Aux Braves
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
DEATH PENALTY IN FRANCE.

Paris July s-There a lively debate IN the
Chamber of Deputies this afternoon on the bill to
maintain capital punishment IN France. which mas
bsen substituted by the Judiciary Committee for the
measure introduced by the government formally
aholishinx the death sentence and making hard
labor for life the severest penalty posslhle.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TWENTY DEATHS IN MEXICAN MINE.
No Hope of Rescuing Men Imprisoned by
Explosion at Las Esperanzas.

Las Espersnzas, Mexico. July 3-An explosion
occurred late yesterday in slope of mine be-
longing to the Mexican Coal and Coke Company
About twenty Mexican and Japanese miners were
at work underground. and 1t is believed that
escaped. Relief forces at work. The damage to
the mine is thought TO be great.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, July 3.-The "Crf de Paris In an article
evidently inspired by friends of Count Boni de
Castellane expresses to-day doubt whether the
marriage OF Nine. Gould to Prince Helie de Sagan
will take place. and intimates that something is
likely TO happen to prevent 1t. The paper says it
expresses the hopes of Nine. Gouds friends that
she will succeed in saving herself from the dis
astrous influence Of this prince errant."
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
ApMlRALTYs WIRELESS SYSTEM.

London. July 3.-The installation of wireless
telepranhy in the new Admiralty Offices at White
hall was completed to-day. staff OF operators
began work tonight and the Admiralty is now IN
direct communication with the ships which are
acting In the annual naval manuuvres. hundreds
Of
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
PERU HONORS CLEVELAND'S MEMORY

Lima, July 3-All the public buildings here dis
yed flags half-mast to-day sign OF Of
fetal mourning for the death of Grover Cleveland
former President of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
PoRTueUesE-AMERlcAN TREATIES.

Lisbon, July 3-Sehor de Lima Minister Of For
eign Affairs introduced a bill in the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day ratfying arbitration treaties be
tween the United States and other countries and
a bill approving a convention between the United
States and Portugal to determine the nationality
of emigrants of each country.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
RUSSIAN BANDITS GET $4,000.

Samara July 3-Robbers boarded to-day at UfA
a train on which two cashiers of the Satinsk Iron
Works were travelling After the train had started
the bandits attacked the cashiers and took from
them s1s,0p They then set the brakes and
capped amid voley from revolvers
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04

Ottawa, July 3-The Canadian COVER nment will
introduce at the present session of Parliament a
bill to prohibit the importation. man nIfacture and
sale of opium in Canada. except that required for
medicinal This action is taken owing to a
report by Mckenzie King. Deputy Minister Of La
Dor, showing the alarming proportions which the
opium traffic has reached among both Chinese and
whites In British Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
f. G. BAILEY NOT YET CAUGHT.

Puerto Cortez Honduras July 3.-Francis G.
Bailey is still large. Lieutenant P. w. Beery,
Of the New York Police Department, left here on
July on board the steamer Utstein for New Or
leans with Albert ". Bailey. Charles II. II. Myers
and Captain Albert Oxley in custody.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04

San Juan, P. r.. July 3.-Robert Todd and Fran
cisco Qunones. who attended the Republican Ma
tional Convention at Chicago: returned here last
night parade was organized in their honor
Judge Bernard S. Rodey. who had share In OBJ
tanning the adoption of the plank for Porto Rico
citizenship, also was cheered.
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THE RED CROSS SOCIETY.

nothing the the
think
the foremost people the world organizations of
Stybe they it evidence justification their self
American National Red
humanitarian organization the world The Secretary of War
president War
appeal the
nations that
100000 membership Russians OOO0 the German 100000 the French
millions Taft lately publicly urged the patriotic
dollar. There
cordial invitation This organized
earthquake
calamity should need be brought public attention
that has
its appeal to the pride and patriotism of the citizens
of United saes.'
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THE sEcRETARY's TOURS.

Secretary earfelas tours deserve all te descriptive
hirnd ruing applied
rapidiy
tours nave been made. - .}NH
one would by accounts
the than rapdy
mands by them physical mental equipoi
standard subjects of from the the
question: To
hurried eounry of
learn in such mad rush from place
If it hurried perhaps
little of powers
When places nothing gained
travel between them and nothing lost by expedition Hence
travel the whole
travelling along through lOcOmoon
that geography
o
might be said in the What
spending weeks m In ultimate houghness lifetime
to o .l..a
fragmentary
ton regarding the Islands He time that
might be pfaby heard But accomplish
the geography of the Islands clearly mind could
way firmly definite concise omprehn
people,
on and their occupations He the elements and the outlines of
comprehensive knowledge understanding Hawaii
With this hereafter everything regarding
than could before If he
knowledge,
If what he hears not free from has the data by which
comprehensive knowledge of the Islands adding
shifting
because the relations of things
him than they did everything relating Hawaii
will have a meaning
All this intelligent higher degree
like
judge with rapidiy apprehension
Secretary travelling
receiving distinct duties
knowledge of things Hawaiian will increasing
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CANNON AND THE METHoD1sTs.

interesting Congressional legislation to
lately Washington in
discussion mainly between Speaker Cannon the side and
Hany Pollock of
Dakota place Speakers the
the of it published in the
Record
presentation Speaker
Methodist Episcopal Church. which holding
,a,s;, rs ars d t p s wanting to IL the bhtion
shipment of State the prohibition localities of
other q .ltt.
The resolution which adopted unanimously
the Union have excluded the liquor traffic from
their such that the traffic has been excluded
of the of the United States and from popua
the rights of interstate
wholly within the legislative domain of Congress- the efec
tiveness o inhibition is greatly impaired
certainly imposing committee Governors besides emf
walks life committee twenty-five that represented
good deal of influence The resolution was presented to the Speaker by
Indiana, the chairman brief adj
Speaker received and read it and then in characteristic
I,s.s,a htu OWL % h t e s ohIs to av ast thev had
spirited defense of the nacion of Con
this matter the ground that the efed bill was of doubtful
contutionaty had exhausted their
police power
teal while practical legislation which would accomplish large degree
had but refused by those felt
committee and those it represented felt.
Speaker quoted approval report
Senate committee which Senator Knox of Pennsylvania chairman this
subject wherein the committee by overwhelming majority as
principles
BILL unconstitutional but that Congress did have the undOud right under
it's regulate prohibit carrier
gagged interstate from being the agent of the vendor the
liquors. principle sending liquors
IS a. ,.sssa ns NV rs ~, IT, ta s ~
goods districts wated thirsty but did
supplied
demandif note
The pretty skiu
.S holding
spirit concluding remarks both sides Mr. MURDOCH of
its this problem fully the citizenship
of this nation demands that should If you could answer the question and
xhaustng would help
q constituencies possibly Congress-
Replying Speaker d ''Many
devong the time being exclusive attention single idea
doubt United
which
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

brought very
high number Hawaii regarding Cleveland based
particular his particular OF Cleveland
this little
OF with the
identity nationally erioaly with the United
with the fading of the bteness the feelings which
period
probation of Cleveland has
happiness long enough
sentiment him held the American
universally
respectfully listened given weight by that portion the public
to
the enthusiastic
proportion which
support which could fail
generous The the which
eph contempt g strong apply
charge against regard
patriotic than his whose patriotism
his ptnp The which 1854 chose him its standard bearer
i'll bitter campaign supported him with enthu
m after 1896 throughout large part of its membership looked him
onew who had fail his partya at a critics me.
opinions Cleveland different times
utilization his life
character he had by the end of his first term largely conquered the respect of
whole His tariff Congress the close
his the His election
years
time which
again he subject of widespread execratiOn.
country Civil
all largely because identified sentiment
patriotic Civil
effectively public patriotic
including campaign
had much their hold In almost generation
Industrial questions beginning hearing
the
political call repression This latter
Cleveland the of the best of the country and
douhedy large factor in his election.
polite
that the did itself
until election With
struggling hearing shifting
resting
ton wa" the African slavery question They will continue to demand set
Element are sett
To Cleveland history will probably award the honor and the credit
marked
issues slavery
lit probably
the confusion uncertainty shifting quality the
sideration solution
great sincerely
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THE SOCIALIST pLArFoRM.

The Socialist in 1904 pond 4022ss barely
total American politics the parties has
predetermined what the
The held nominated Debs
President platform national
which competition virtually exist calls the
the public
the amelation of working conditions ii shortening
transportation products conpuy against uncmpoy
ment, and an
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illness fatally
Probably
other to be placed the ticket
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China be pefkng considerably
railroad She needs for the development of her territory
will
wanting the clause in the Portsmouth treaty which guarantees
road in Mauchuria shall not be paraleled. ~
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gunboas probably
of the between the United States and Venezuela.