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The Washington times., 1908-10-01
Mrs. Taft in Washington.

Mrs. Taft IN Washington.
Mrs. William Howard Tat is the
guest of Miss Mabel Board nan. at the
BOardman home, on p street, Tor a Few
days. Mrs Taft assisted Mrs Gardiner
Hubbard ar her tea al Twin Oaks yes
terday afternoon. in honor OF the dele
gates 20 the tuberculosis Congress. and
also assisted DIT and Mrs Charles W
Richardson at the large reception given
at their Connecticut avenue home dur
ing the evening, IN honor OF the dele
gates
This morning Mrs. TAFT went 10 Phil
adeIphia for a brief visit 90 her dau-I-
ter. who has entered upon her first year
at Bryu Nawr College SUNDAY she VIII
go 10 New York on her way 90 Wafer
town. Conn, 20 visit her younger son,
Charles, who is al school there Robert
Taft a Yale student, VIII meec his
mother AT Wate town and VIII accom-
pany her as far s New York on heb -
turn 10 Cincinnati q. where she viii ar
rive IN time u meet Mr. Taft on his re-
turn from the west
Mrs. Taft caIle,I on Mrs Roosevelt at
the White House yesterday and re-
ceived a number Of her old friends
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
GAYETY.

TOO Much Ieaacs" is the title Of a
new G-usicaI COMEDY 70 be presented BY
the "B0wery Rtrlesquers," at the Gay
ETY. Theater next week
The cast. which Is headed by Ben jan
sen. Irciudas RllsselI and Held. Fitzger-
ale AID Quinn, Hills and Convey. the
Great NazarrOS.f Norma Bell, Josie
Kline. Edna Grelen, Certie Hart. Nicely
Li-nhach. and charlie Jansen.
The special ateraction Is the original
flm of the fight pictures OF Nelson and
Cans taken AT the ringside.
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dHASE'S.

Ehase's next week promises an offer
ink Of special novelties, including Harry
Davenport, Phyllis Rankin. and an
opeNauc company, singing The Naked
Tru9h-' Tudor Cameron and Edward
Flanagan, Little HsU," Cartmeu and
Harris. Ethel Euuroe. the Three Han
Ions. iand The spirit OF rs" BY the
Amer pan vitagraph. The Naked
Truth. Is the work OF Edward Paul
ton. OF A. Ermluie" fame il Is described
as a fOrty-nye-mi1uJe farcical operetta.
Mr.. Davenport Is said 10 be immense
IN a character part. Johnny Mcintosh,
sergeant. Of the Kings Scotch High
balls
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Seeing Washington With The Times Guide
,LrHE old cot

,tTHE old cot
tage. ladies
and gentle
men, which you
see as we ride
dowr Thirty-Six,h
street and near
Prospect avenue, is
"P spe I Cot
tage," for forty
wears the home OF
Mrs. Emma D. T.
y. Southworth-
QUAINT and IN
pretentious, t n l 8
many gabled. vine
clad little home
with its spacious
veranda 10 o X 1 ng
out upon the Poto-
mac river and to-
ward the Virginia
hills, has b e e n
through a checker
q career and, once
in seclusiOn, IS now
the center OF a
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
WEDDING GUESTS
HURT IN COLLISION

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Ocs John Nc
Cornell. capitalist, is in a critical con
dition and Junn G and Miss Celia
O'Malley. OF Youngstown, are seriously
injured rs lhe result OF a collision OF q
street car and the carriage in which the
party was leaving a wedding ceremony
on Euclid Heights. a suburb Fred
Green, driver, was instantly killed
Green was thrown fifty feet and crushed
by street car travelling in the oppo-
site dire ctiOn.
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White House Callers

Secretary Root.
Senator Scott of West Virginia
Representative OlCOtt OF New York.
Calder New York.
COMMISSIONS West.
Col. George Cocktails. Panama
Michael J. Dady. Brooklyn
Dr. SchafeT, Of New York
Ray Stannard Baker
Editor p. W. Chavers, OF Ohio.
Henry D. Dumont. New York
\. NewsholEe. London
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
NEW ACADEMY.

Election night IN New York. with
its wild excitement. its mobs OF ex-
pectant, noisy, riOtous partisans, was
never seen so advantag eOUsly on any
stage, il ia said, as in owen Davis
latest IbdramatiC novelty, ''The
Prince Of Spendthrifts." which comes
10 the Newt Academy for one week,
beginning naNt Monday evening. The
drama Ifs said 10 be suappy. full OF
action, laughab4e comedy and real
heart interest
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cd by her daughter iLOttie, who married
Capt +. Lawrencei L s. A, here in
Washington, and now resides IN Yonk-
ers, y. Y.
That part OF the Tsottage nearest the
PoJOmac rive was the original cot
tage and = more than hundred
years old, but in 1851 at the time
. MIS-, Southworth took possession OF
the property, a large addition was built
to the original structure.k
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VIII Enter Society.

Miss Eva de Lagercrantz a-1 Miss
Mary de LagercrauLZ, daughters OF the
minister OF Sweden, are 20 be among
the diplomatic GebUtantes Of the season.
Since their arrival IN this country they
have been the guests Of friends IN New
YORK, but are expected 90 arrive n
Washington during the next week OF ten
days. the Minister and Nine de Lager
CraDtz, who are Temporarily located Al
SLCLelelgl Court. are busy house hunt
ing, and b - 10 De established IN suit
table legation quarters IN "a few weeks.
The Secretary Of the American en-
bassy an 81 Petersburg and lI-s. Mont
EOmerE Schuyler have left Russia for
London. en- route 70 the United States,
where they VIII spend their three
months leave OF absence
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from her untiring
efforts in nursing
soldiers In hospital
and camp. she said
that though she
could not suffer for
The soldiers, she
might at least sur
fer with them. The
story Is told Of her.
that during the
civil war, she kept
the red, white and
blue nailed over
the door Of her
cottage, saying.
w no ever comes
to my door must
pass under that
After the death
Of Mrs. SOuthwOrth
in the Summer Of
1886, the cottage
was occupied by
her son Richmond.
who died a few
years ago. The
cottage is still own
a
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

g. 1919, Miss Emma Nevitte, was grad
Uated from the school Of her step
father. J. L. Henshaw, IN 1885. Five
years later she married Frederick H.
Southworth, of Utica, y. Y. While
teaching in the public schools of wash
ingtOn, her career as a writer began.
The Irish Refugee and others being
published In the Baltimore Saturday
Visitor
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
NEW LYCEUM.

Next week at The New Lyceum Thea
ter viii see The Travellers BurIesqua
COMPANY" IN tl4eir first appearance at
that playhouse
A tJvo-act uFical sIit The Adven-
lures OF Issy. c bhen. gives opportunity
for the displa > OF versatility by the
company.
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DIDN'T DARE.

II was afraid you'd scream when 7
kissed you"
I didn't dare, mamma was In The
next room and would have heard me -
Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

Certain Of our candidates are giving
life-like limitations Of slack wire artists
in a high wind.
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
Ioin Their Chief

Prince Vincent zU Windisch-Graetz
and Count Torok. OF the AustrO-Hun-
garlan embassy stan. have arrived
at Leu0N- where they viii spend -le
month with the ambassador. before re-
turning 20 washington with HIM
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Goes TO Seashore.

Lieut. Commander Raider de Aquino.
naval attache Of the Brazilian embassy.
~ no returned from Brazil recently. IS
now in Atlantic City with Nine de
AQuinO. who Is spending the summer
there
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

Mr. de Thai second secretary OF the
Russian embassy. who left Washing
ton last evening for New York viii SAL
on the Baltic for Europe where he
viii spend three months
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

Mrs Frank W. Andrews VIII close her
Newport residence shorty and VIII re-
ukn 90 her home on Massachusetts
a srue about the middle Of tEr month.
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

A certain prospective hunter Of big
game can get all thc craftsmanship
practice he wants by stumplng the new
State of Oklahoma.
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

With Rockefeller ;. the magazines,
why not Archbold on the lecture plat
form? Then Standard Oil would give
light <Or a fact
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

Governor Haskelrs nomination OF the
First Reformer for membership in the
Ananias Club appears to be seconded
by the entire membership.
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You know the campaign is intense
when even Kaiser Bill drops from sight
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Mrs F 3. Moran was hostess at din
ner last evening, complimentary 20 DT.
Edward TruTeau and DR.. Knight, OF
Boston.
Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Echcr-la. OF Spain, and Dr. Roy Won
Nart. CT Georgia. who are Mrs Moran ;
guests: Dr. and Mrs. Francis LOrluE.
Mrs. John 3. Henderson Mrs Brighton
stone. Miss Grace Bell. Mrs John Mel
ton HudEius DT McGhan OF South
Carolina Dr. Coleman. OF Georgia. and
Hr. Williams. Of CoIoralo
The Washington times., 1908-10-01
Will Be Joined by Husband
at n Street Residence
in Winter.
Mr.. AND MRS. SHAW
TENDER ALUNCHEON
General and Mrs. Murray Open
House in Rhode Island Ave
nue. for the Season.

Mrs. George T. 8Iarye arrived in
Washington today from her California
home, where she and Mr. Narye spent
the summer. M Marye VIII remain
there for few months, joining her at
their home on y street In the winter
Mrs Doyle and Miss Doyle. Mrs.
Marye's mother and sister, who have
been occupying the AIarye residence Oc-
cdSlOnally during the summer. Will re-
main with her until 8Ir. 8Iarye's re-
turn.
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Governor Their Guest.

Mr.. and Mrs. re. MonCure were
hosts at dinner last evening IN their
home in Falls Church. Virginia. in hon
or Of Governor Swanson and Represen-
1ative Carliu. of Virginia
Among the other guests were Miss
Porter, sister Of the hostess. Judge L. G.
Barley. Of Alexandria. Walter Oliver
Of Fairfax Court House. DR.. w. p.
NICncUre, Mr.. Richardson. Mr.. Williams,
Curtis Graham. and Augustus DAILY.
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Enqapement Announcsd

NJ and Mrs. Henry 3ernheimer an
u0unce the engagement Of their dauEl-
ter n IS rIora BeruheiDer. 10 A Julian
Bryiav ski The wedding VIII take
place this winter probably in January
AR and Mrs EcrnLeiner VIII hold a
reception IN honor OF their daughter,
Thursday evening. in 5heIr home. $50 L
stree
Miss Bernheimer is well known il
musical circles in Washington She has
a magnificent soprano voice and is now
the SoIoiS- AT St FauIs English LuLn-
argv Church
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Entertain at Dinner.

Surg and Mrs Milton R0seuau ard
Mrs Frank were dinner hosts last
evening IN compliment to Dr. and Nine.
Won Pirquet- Dr Bartel. Of Austria; DIT.
Victor c Vaughan. and Dr- kcbs, OF
Chicago. and Passed Assistant Surgeon
anG Mrs John L. Anderson
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Major Fourier. military atrache OF
the French embassy, Will sail for
France today from New York, where he
went several days ago.
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs Robert Shaw OFiver entertained in
formally a luncheon yesterday IN their
home on y street
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Guest at White House
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. daughter OF
the President, who arrived in Washing
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The Charge d-afaires of the Russian
an hassy- Mr.. KrOupeasEy. was host az
dinner last evening al the Metropolitan
Club in honor II the Russian dele
gates TO- the International tuberculosis
ConErtSS
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Return to Capital.

Gen. and Mrs Arthur Murray have
returned 20 Washington and opened
lnelr home on Rhode Island avenue for
me season Miss Murray and Miss Car
o-yn Murray, the latter 20 be one OF
me seasons debutautes, are the guests
OF friends al Great Neck, /. l., and will
not return for another week
Mrs Finley and the Misses Finley
vie and daughters OF ". W Finley.
president Of the Southern Railway. viii
join Mr. Finley at their home on 8Iassa-
chUsetts avenue SATURDAY.. They have
spent the summer ar Bar Harb0r. Watch
HlL r J., Atlantic City, and LeuOI.
and are now spending a few days in
Boston
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Commander l. l. Reamey. L. s y.
. Mrs Reamey, and Brewster Reamey
! OF 1916 y street, are ar the Plaza, New
The Washington times., 1908-10-01

Of a show
The evening world., 1908-10-14
.CO[ER'S TERM IS
COMING NEXT FOR
OFFICIAL PROBING
Brooklyn Borough President
Courts 1t, but Says Probers
Should Be Probed,

Here is the boomerang. Borough
He has demanded in turn that the
Commissioners of Accounts be invest-
gated. He declares that an investiga-
ton of his own official borough will
reveal nothing but economy and faith
full attention to duty from the President
| himself to the lowest paid laborer
The Finance Department does not
agree with the Borough President that
his several borough departments will
bear probing. and these alleged facts
Commissioners OF Accounts as a
starter:
That he recently and suddenly
laid of" three hundred laborers.
That he has exceeded his payroll
by appointing more men in the
:, Sewer Bureau the Bureau of Pub
H. lie Buildings and Offices. and the
/ Bureau of Highways, than appro-
priations justified.
I That these excess appointments
: were made prior to the primaries in
9 which Coler sought to defeat Nc
Carren for leadership.
That some OF these appointments
were not made because public neces-
/ eity required them, but that pressing
! politics Of primaries. times demand
ed them.
That the moneys which Mr.. Coler
:, is seeking to have transferred from
his salary accounts We're appro-
: priated in the budget for specific
purposes and could only be expended
! for those specific purposes.
Comptroller Metz declared to-day that
Il was the duty OF President Coler tC
I keep his payrolls within the appropria-
7 ton which was granted him IN the bud
get, and it is up to Mr.. Coler to eN-
plain.
There will be lively times. It is said
when the Colcr is investigated, and the
Comptroller is prepared to produce his
books to show that there were excessive
appointments made over in Brooklyn al
times when moneys should have beer
reserved for other purposes.
President COer comes back with the
q statement that he has nothing to feai
and is prepared to open his books to the
wide. wide world.
The evening world., 1908-10-14
LATEST BETTING ODDS
AS TO THE ELECTION.

Here are the latest odds on the cleo
lion betting in Wall street and Broad
way sporting centres:
That Chanler beats Hughes, 10 to g.
r. at Taft Is elected. 2l2 to |.
That Shearn does not poll 5000 in the
state. even money.
The evening world., 1908-10-14
ROOSEVELT, BUSY
WITH CAMPAIGN,
PRAISES HUGHES
President Tells Senator Page
and Other New Workers
Governor Is UnSelfiSh.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE New
York state political situation occupied
the Presidents attention again to-day.
He received Gen. Henry l. Burnett,
former United States Attorney for the
Southern District of New York; State
Senator Alfred r.. Page and Mark Sui
Ivan, of New York City.
The President expressed to his Wis
itors his strong admiration of Gov.
Hughes for the work he has done in the
West during the campaign. He said he
folt shat the Governor work had been
unselfsh and dsinterested and believed
it had been of great service to the party
in all parts of the country.
The evening world., 1908-10-14
PAUL MORTON ELECTED
WESTERN UNION DIRECTOR

At the annual meeting OF the directors
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. Paul Morton, President of the
Equitable Life Assurance Company and
Robert NJ. Galloway, President OF the
New York Central Railroad, were
elected directors in place of Morris X.
Jesup and j. d. Laying. The directors
will hold meeting next Wednesday,
when they will organize by eecting off,
GERS for the year.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
HORSE HOLDS COURT
In THE GARDEN
ppTTJT4NT OPENING OF
ANNUAL SHOW.
+ II. Watson Wins -Four Blue
Ribbons-Big CroTd 4dmireS
Gorgeous Color Scheme.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

1899 & n--IudEine one hackney stallion. Class
1c-os 3 @ygdsins t~r hackney hllies- rwo year.
Ta-f5 . m-udSine trro hackney stations. three
wars old. CIsss IL
.n.ss O. m-Judsinz two hackney stations four
years old over. Class Is
la-s5 a m.-Irdgins pony stallion with thro-
- bis E-t. Class ss-
ie.4s e. m-Jud=fnE three pony stations Cla~s ss.
j 90 s. m-JudzinE three pony staflions Cl.es 81.
HIS a m.-IudEing four Shetland brood mares,
Il Is - ua.-PreIinninsry trial Of tventy-s~ven
rsddle horses entered IN Class se. and only
f1ore horses then selected will be allowed
compete in that class st s;45 p m. on Wednes-
dsy. November IL
quaIiaed hunters entered in Class s2. and only
those horses then selected viii be allowed TO
TGe.dsy
80 ?. n-Recess-
2see p na-JudginE six ponies in harness. Class S.
s5 uesi9s a;5,! four cn hse ss IN is harness for
$50 p m--5udgins four pairs Of Toadsters and
best appointed road rigs. Class IL
2=5e p rn---Judeins fifteen harness horses novice
$50 p. n.JudE4ng sixteen Thoroughbred hunters.
100 P. m---Judsins four tenm- cfOur-in-hand')'
s:eo p. n-Judeins eighteen lady's saddle horses
ladies to ride. Class 81
yPicforta-' a1pointments to count. Class SO.
sos u rn-Judrinr SIX shetland stations. Cla%e Sc
SEQ madstns q ,n, tI @ sheelsas esss So sa'noh-
$50 %. n-sudx1nr four stations for getting polo
SEQ p m.-R-cess-
$50 o m-udgins ten polo ponies Class Ts.
s=sS dPas9 + RS'ndsins s. twenty '-nF' ''oo'' n'
a.zs n n-JudrinE fhIrtee, ts1dens. Class A.
Ie:Is D m-JudEinz those lady's qualified hunters
selected TO compete ID olsss W
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
SOCIETY At HORSE SHOW.
Bores We'll Filled Both afternoon
and EUening.

Despite the somewhat gloomy predictions with
regard 10 the Horse Show there was a fair attend
ance or society yesterday az the Garden, and, all
things considered. the great annual exhibition,
which comedies with the opening of the New
York seaaor may said have opened
auspfcfous1- There were not many empty boxes
az the afternoon session. and a number OF well
known members Of the fashionable set, who in
former years were wont TO defer their visit until
later IN the week. put in ar appearance.
Freakishness in the matter Of frocks. and es-
peciaIIv hats. was conspicuous by its absence-at
auy rate in the boxes and seats IN one word,
those who looked for exaggeration in the style
OF the Directoire gowns and in the size Of the hats
among the nenbers Of the fashionable set were
doomed TO disappointment
4rnone those present were Mrs Reginald c.
Vanderbilt with whom we're Mrs Oliver Harri-
man. Miss Laura Swan and Mrs T. L Fox; Al
fred 9. Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Herman 3
T11--rea Nj and Mrs. z D Morgan and Miss
Morgan ogden Mills Miss Beatrice Mills Mrs
Henry Carnegie Phipps, Miss Anna Sands. Mr..
a1S Mrs E H Weatherbee, Mr.. and Mrs Clarke
Potter Read Miss Mary Weatherbee, Miss Betty
C,or1annore Mrs John Ellis Roosevelt, Miss Gladys
Roosevelt Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock IT.
,,- Miss CAles-ine Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs
Richard Lewis Norris. who were IN the oo1 OF
Cornelius Fellowes; Hamilton " cary MI anu
Mrs Louis Haight. Mrs. Oliver " Bro VINO was
with Mrs Whitney Warren. Mrs } r, 0nli'
rs.6der her daughter Miss Frances Hadden' ana
,-,es Ma, pfrd Mr and Mrs H H Hoihster
Miss Kate cary Nj and Mrs Dana "flo SHiiie
5ov-r fror, I4=nox Miss Frances MaoDonaid' VINO
La5 u.tb her in her box Mrs Arthur L DeVens'
a, .. Eoaton formerly Miss Wenonah Wetmore
Ne Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs. Barger Waliach
- ~ daughter Mrs. !. T. Alexandra ana MISS
Ai.,andre Mrs ] Nelson Borlsnd and her dauei
ters Miss Horand and Mrs Grahan =. oi'ly
Nc Frederick Edey and Miss Julia Edey' nj
Arthur whitney Mrs z r l4adew anu MISS
Elise TadeU Charles =. Wetnore MIS- REM
Tar-.nce Burnett f. n Taller Clinton Gloe'''
r.g,rstd G vanderbilt Robert " Goelet' ham
n.on Y CARY F Ambrose Clark and SanIe' " IL
lets. . an. -
In tho evening the boxes were as wen Iiieu -
IN tire afternoon and, with the brighter dresses %
the women presented more brilliant aspect "iiie
tho attendance Of the public vas Of course consul
erably larger. ., .,.as r,
Box No 18 occupied last night by AtIeq All d., -
Vanderbilt who had his guests MI anH ga -
Harry Payne Whitney. MT ana Mrs. ffeslhaIu -
Vanderbilt again in evidence IN The eyehlL!s'
as yer Nj and Mrs Richard Lewis Morris. nj, Mt
ana Mrs. r Francis Hyde, Mrs. John +. At-AdhuiI
and Miss Alexandra, Mrs. Oliver W Bro ME ;,
y Smith Hsiden and Miss Frances Hadden. DthtLs
seen were Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs :; w,
KKrrx1n Count ana Countess Massigiia- ttanhIipb
" cary Miss Kate Cary. Mrs Arthur WhItneY.
Nj and Mrs II II. HoiSteT. Miss Susan street
and Mrc. John Ellis Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
GENERAL WOOD ARRIVES.
WI Command the Department Of
East-Grant to Go Vest.

Major General Leonard Wood. who IL to succeed
General Grant as commander OF the Department %
the East. arrived LAST night board the NOordauz
from Rotterdam He and his family Ie1r the Phil
ippines where he has been in command. last
spring. arriving in Europe on April g In the in
tarval the general has attended the French and
German army u1anCsuvres and the historical con-
gress At the University OF Ssrgossa- n Spain Gen
Grant viii depart for Chicago tonight 70 raks
command Of the Department Of the Lakes.
Captaf1 N-C,7v 81 Cavalry. the Presidents ait:
Colonel Hugh L. Scott superintendent OF the Mill
taTy Academy ar West Point. who was General
Woods adtutant general in Cuba ard the Philip
pines and CAPTAIN Halstead Do-ev. General
Woods aid. went down the bay on The ordinances
department cutter Captain Johnson meet the
NOordam and greet General Wood The general
said he very glad indeed % ger home. after
six years IN the Philippines He expressed great
pleasure over Taft's election. the news OF which
he said. was received on the ship By wireless
Thursday morning He asked about the ulajorfties
received by Judge Tar and about Governor
Huzhes's reelection
General Wood was enthusiasts over his -ecsp-
ton az the University of SarEOssa where he repre-
sauted the army He met there Admiral Goodrich.
who was representing the navy. and Professors
Lang. Of Yale and Coolidge, OF Harvard
He vas much impressed while il Europe With ths
progress made in the manufacture OF dirtE1ols
ba uoous- These. h. said already a success,
and the aeropiare was bound 5e- TIE Wright
brothers he thought were far ahead Ot all Others
in the latter field In Europe. NJ declared IL was
not an uncommon sight = see airship sailing
matestiCary. under perfect control
General Wood said he Ieft rhe Philippines in a.
peaceful and coute7ted state could oe sx-
pected But h said the Islands needed better rrads
relations with this country. which could best %
established by lowering the tariff He praised the
Philippine scouts as splendid troops
The house occupied by General Grant on Gov
ern-r,s Island ras been made ready for General
Woods occupancy. and for the last few days Gen
eraI and Mrs Grant have been staying az the
Hotel Astor- This afternoon the officers % t1s
Department oS the East VIII give farewell -
ception To General Grant on Governors Island N
which all the officers oT the different harbor posts.
as well as sorne from West Point and from rhs
BROOKLYN navy ward. VIII take part.