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New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
THE CABINET
from The Tribune Bureau .

From The ITiDuHe buttaI4-I
Washington. Feb. 1S.--The President aho MIS-
Roosevelt were the guests of the Secretary OF lhs
Interior and Mrs. Garfield at dinner to-hisht-
Invited tn dine with them were Associate Justice
and Mrs Oliver Wendell Holmes the secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institution and Mrs Charles u
Wacott the Assistant Secretary of the Navy ana
Mrs. Newberry. Mr. and Mrs Douglas fo'iii9'H
and Mr. and Mrs Harry T. Andrews. OF Ne"
York and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~ Garfield 0i
Princeton. \. j.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Root were tne
guests at dinner last night of the Secretary o'
Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus whose other
guests were the Swiss Minister, the Greek Minis
ter Senator Warren, Rear Admiral ana MIS-
Cowles Senator and Mrs. Crane, Representative
and Mrs I1owden. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse StraUs, Of New York; Miss Scidffore'
Miss Foraker Mrs. Edward Schaffer, Miss Ftouik.
Miss Pansy Perkins Mrs Bennet Count Hatz-
feldt Nh Havenith, Prince koudachen and MI
AIaa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.


Washington Feb. 1&-The Vice President and
Mrs Fairbanks entertained number Of guests at
breakfast this morning.
Mrs Townsend gave of the largest dinner
parties OF the season tonight Dining with her
were the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. MetcaIf.
the Baroness Hengemiiller. wife of the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador; Mr. Reid, the Ambassador
TO Great Britain: MI. COromilas. Minister from
Greece; Associate Justice Moody. Senator AIdrich.
Senator Kean Senator and Mrs. Bulkeley. Rear
Admiral and Mrs Cowles Rear Admiral and Mrs
Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Draper Mr. and
Mrs. e. Z. Glover. Mrs. Robert W. Patterson Mrs.
George Cabot Lodge. Mrs. Hope Slater Mrs Her
bert Wadsworth, Miss Carow, Mrs. Rush Huide-
koper Miss Gwynn. Miss Josephine Patten. Prince
Koudacheff, Mr. DeIhaI Mr.. do AmaraI and Gerard
Barry.
Mrs l. H. Letter and Miss katherine EIkins en-
tertaned large party OF young people dinner
tonight
The Speaker and Miss Cannon were entertained
dinner tonight by Representative and Mrs.
John DalzeIl. Invited to them were the Sec
retary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus.
Representative and Mrs Sherman. Representative
and Mrs Lowden Representative and Mrs. Herbert
Parsons. Representative and Mrs Burke. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W Foster. Mrs Loose, Mrs Mckee.
Miss Mccoy, Miss Rees Representative HUFF and
Representative Lands
Senator and Mrs Briggs, of New Jersey were
the guests of honor at Il dinner tonight with Mrs
Richard Butler hostess. whose other guests were
Brigader General and Mrs. Sharpe, Representative
and Mrs. j. Van Vechten Ocott. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Rixey, Mrs. Audenreid. Brigadier General
John NJ. Wilson and Rear Admiral Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. WoIcott Tuckerman gave a small
ball their home tonight.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, Nr. and Mrs John
f. Wilkins. and the Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs Oliver among the dinner hosts Of
tonight. Mrs. Taft was the guest of honor ar the
latter dinner, which was followed by bridge.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
NEXT WEEK AT THE MANHATTAN.

Nine. Tetrazzini will be heard N Msyereeer's
"Dinorah' next Wednesday evening. In the cast
VIII be Mile TrenJini and Mile. Giaconfa and Mn
Ancona. Dadd. MuguOz and VenturinL AZ next
weeks Saturday matinee Mime Tetrazzini VIII sink
Lucia with NM. Zenatello and SaInmarco- Mss
Mary Garden will appear on Monday in Louise.
with Mime Brt ssIer- -CiianoH and NM DamOres anu
Gilbert. "TSle.ts Melisande' Will be repestSa
Friday. with Miss Garden and to-nights cas-
"TrovatOre," with NJ. ZenatellO as 8fanrico. MinS'
Russ as IeOnOra. Mime De ClSnerO5 as A1uceh~
and N Ssmnarco the Count. will be the Sst"i-
day night bill
"CHvalierta RuSuc0na, sung n oratorio tO'--'
will be the feature OF the coming Cleofonte tsii'
pantni sunday night concert The principals WI
be Mime Russ as Santuzza. Nine. De Cisnsros -
Looa. VI. BJssi Turiddu and NJ CrSoos -
AlHo \ miscellaneous programme viii also y
given.
The first performance m America ot t.auds u
i,i,. < -TeuSts et Nc ,~audv'' lt fhs ManisttN'
opera Hs4-. to-uJ-tt vdl bean az 10 oc''S
sharp Mr. Hsn,meystein hcres tGar the sGd'enNS
will in their when the curtain r'sA~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Tribune Bureau-I

Washington Feb tS-The President tHld Nv"
,,oo,bers of the Cabinet to-day that no did not
consider II necessary for them to draw up niiIs NJ
the request of Senators and Representatives At
torney General Bonaparte said he had recently re-
cetved a number of requests for such iaVors' put
did not have the time to devote such work All
the members OF the Cabinet except Secretary
Taft were present at the meeting
Callers at the White House included Senators
GaInger and Burnham Representatives SHiio-
way. Currier. Porter Kennedy and Denny I%'po
Commissioner NeiH Interstate Commerce COn1rnis-
siouer Knapp, Governor Guild of Massachusetts'
Governor Curry of New Mexico and Governor KID
bev of Arizona.
Secretary Loeb was absent from his ONCE 10
dav. lie is confined his home by severe coiu-
Mrs Roosevelt occupied box at the boston
Symphony concert this afternoon ana had Win
her Representative and Mrs Nicholas LcngWor'h.
Mrs Douglas Robinson. Miss Ethel Roosevelt ana
Mrs Young
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
TIME-sAvING POSTAL MACHINES.
From The Washington Star.

Four enormous stamp-vending machines OF Ger
man manufacture have been placed at the east and
of the main portico OF the Postoffice Departmenr
Building. They are loaded for action and are do
ing business all the time. for a number of curious
persons form constantly changing group In front
of the automatic vendors. and drOp i'm their cents
and dimes with praseworthy persistence.
one of the machines sells postal cards, and re-
quircs a deposit before giving up An
other sells one-cent stamp the same terms
while two OF the machines must have a ten-cent
contrbutiOn-cash. strictly I'm advance-or thoy re
fuse work. one OF these sells I'VE twu-cent
STAMPS. the other two 1ve-ceut STAMPS.
The machines have hern put work for eX pcrl-
mental purposes. Thus far they appear to Conduet
themselves admirably. the little
whirr Of wheels until there is "A slight click when
the stamps postcard drop out.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Newport r. l.. Feb lS--Mrs- Mary b1iay nan
returned to Newport this evening.
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt and the party OF guests
which she has been entertaining at Oakland Farn
started for New York to-day
Miss Rose a Girosvenor returned 20 her Newport
home tonight from Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster haVe us-
ctded TO sail for Europe on February IS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

III view Of the conflicting methods used or
proposed for selecting district delegates to the
Republican National Convention il Is well to re- -
member that the cardinal rule for such elections
is that the same method bc followed as ia en-
ployed for naEing candidate for Congress
Next 10 that ~ Is desirable thar tho ,hoi.c lac
made far possible IN conformity with the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Representative Tawney's efforts to overcome
the evil Of superannuaton in the government ser
vice at last promise to bear fruit Inc HOUSE
has voted that salaries provided by law shdh pe
maid only to employees who are capable OF earn
ing them 1t is a self evident proposition that
a public servant should be ready to ofrer a red
sonabIe return for the compensation which he
draws from the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Controller Metz seems to exult in the saying that
though the municipality is throwing money away
yet 1.-The people have confidence enough IN the
city to subscribe the last bond issue SIX umeS
lover when private corporation cannot raise a
cent" If private corpora tons were Wiling 10
pay as the city has paid rate of interest -
TO so per cent higher than they paid two years
ago and 30 per cent higher than they paid seven
years ago, they, too, would have no difficulty IN
borrowing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
aem71ork Dailp Gribn,,e
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1905

THIS newspaper is Opned and published 6y
The Tribune Association, Neto YORK. corpora
iion Office and principal place Of business, Iftb-
UHe Building, No. I54 Nassau street, Aeto YORK;
Ogden MiUs president: Ndfh0niet THffie. sec
retoyy ard treasurer The address of the Off
ssers SIS the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
A CHAMPION ABSENT-MiNoED MAN
he Kennebec Jo1Irnel

South Paris has bid the champion absent
minded man This candidate, who is a business
man. fell in with q friend who on his way
10 she barber shop the other night, and went along
with him. and, when his turn came got into tbe
chair The barber had nearly finished spreading
the lather, when the shdvee suddenly Exclaimed
Didn't ] get shaved in this shop today noon %
And the barber assured him that he did and nro-
Ceedings suspended.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
ex,-sssed wishes of the Republican voters OF
~ -,.,.

The esteemed New York World ana 'hs N;.'ur ;nrt
1t,,irton ~ post, are clearly in favor OF almost
anv Democrat who cannot be NOMINATED" %
Houston Post.
This is an unkind Texan view OF the iano'S
for party regeneration of two OF the must
earnest and ingenious move makers on the theS'
board of Democratic Presidential possioi'I'es'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

young woman who committed suicide III this
city last Monday left a brief note explaining
her action. Il understand everybody. but no
body understands me- she wrote 1he hrsl
three words tell the story; omnisclence Is not
meant for this world of currency reformers
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

The decision Of the Court of Appeals uphold
ing the gas commission law settles the question
regarding the constitutionaity OF the pupAc
service commission act. The Legislature can
confer regulatiye powers on commission Oh ltS
own creation The decision is important be
cause the supervision of pubic utll'leS ID lN'
too large task to be undertaken oy tle L'e1'
lature directly The creation Of a commission
with ereat mowers is the only practical way of
handling them.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

The public VIII feel that there has been
no miscarriage of justice in the case OF chester
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Miss Constance Parsons. whose engagement N
MONTGOMERY Hare announced here fe"
days ago. has selected March Z as tne dar7 to'
her Wedding Miss Parsons IS the you1SsS-
daughter of john J.. Parsons and a sister or Her
bert Parsons Her fauce who is In mourning
was graduated from Tale in 1895
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
WILDER HOWE BANKRUPT
Files Petition in Hartford-Big Lia-
 bIities, Small Assets.

J. Wilder Howe of this city. who for merly was a partner with his brother, E'lbridge l.. Howe in the Howe & Stet- son company. yesterday flied volun- tary petition in bankruptcy and the schedule shows liabilities of s70, ,73412; assets of s2i59. Of MT. Howe's liabili- ties claims of si5.Sl457 are secured and the unsecured claims amount to ST. S72.55. The sum of s4s,050 is labeled accommodation paper"
 Since the new management took hold at the Howe & Stetson stores, Mir Howe was engaged there in various capacities. One of the places he held was that of superintendent but sew eral months ago he was changed over to buyer in the mems furnishing de- partment. NIT. Howe severed his con nection with the company last Satur. day night and it was understood tha | he had gone to Atlantic City to tak' charge of a store there.
 i Mir Howe while in New Haven fig ured in various enterprises and for i time ran an ice cream business 1T Park street This failed up a few years ago and Mir. Howe went bacl | to the dry goods business.
 ]. Wilder Howe's brother F. L
 Howe is in the dry goods business il
 Kansas City at the present time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
PROF. LOUNSBURY
 ON PANAMA CANAL
(Continued from First Page.)

Professor Lounsbury said he did not see any mosquitoes while he was there but he did not doubt that they had them. q don't think the mosqui- tos are given a fair show there." said the professor. You see they have filled in all the breeding places they can and the rest they have filled with oil so that they cannot breed
 The streets are far better paved and much better cleaned in Panama and Colon according to the professors tes- timony. The drainage Is of the best. The water is good, too. That in Psna- ma is got from a well-built reservoir that is up in the hills.
 II remember the first time I went over to Panama on the road" said Pro lessor Lounsbury, thoughtfully strok- ing the dog in his lap. "The regular government hotel that all the tourists go to is the Trivoli But it was filled the time I was there. l was glad of It afterwards, for had to go to the other hotel, the Central and there l had such a view of the natives in their daily life as l would not have had at the Tri- voll" He then described the bright
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24

costumes of the natives, most of whom wear the Spanish costumes of their an- cestors, the bands playing in the park and the general picture that he saw from his hotel room.
 Speaking of the healthful conditions, Professor Lounsbury spoke of mason he met there who told him that he came to the canal zone half sick one year and nine months before. Since that time he said he had enjoyed such health as he had never experienced be- fore in his life. To all appearances he was perfectly happy and willing to stay indefinitely.
 From the water Colon is a most un- attractive place. Along the water front are all varieties of colorless. miserable huts and houses. The professor had more than word of praise for the two government hospitals. "They are almost an attraction to get ill." he said. Their surroundings are nothing short of beautiful, especially at the Ancon hos pital in Panama, which Is fine. I remember sitting near 1t for several hours almost wishing that l, too. were sick that I might remain there longer"
 On his return trip from Trinidad and the Barhadoes Professor Lounsbury reached Colon March 10 and went by rail to Panama as before He said he had letter from Mir. Stevens to Gen eral Goethals, who is the present en- gineer- in-chief. He went to the gen erals headquarters and found him away. In consequence he had to wait some two hours for him to return ! During that time he went around among the officers, whom he had not
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
LAKE COMPANY TO APPEAR
Committee Investigating Submarine Lobby Orders Firm to Show Books.

Washington, March 23.-The select committee on investigation of the charges in relation to contracts for submarine boats to-day decided to is- sue a subpoena deuces tecum 10 all the officers of the Lake Torpedo Boat com pany to bring in all their books and papers and stock transfers before the committee and to the officers of the Berger Submarine Boat company to be issued and served at once. Subpoenas also will be issued for these persons in Connecticut concerning whom MT Lil- ley testified as having attempted to in fiuence his vote
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
the Complexion.

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  The treatment must from the inside have the food be healthy lady living of London write "Grape-Nuts food has illness up hope of recovering  me afte of getting
  beautifully and believe t is Name Postum Creek Mich
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
FAYETTE CLUB RAIDE[
Sergeants smith and Tighe Arrest Two
 Alleged Liquor Law Violators.

The Fayette club holding a dance in Colonial hall in Crown street was raid- cd shortly after midnight to-day by Sergeants Smith and Tighe and Charles Smlrnof and Abraham Wasserman were arrested on tho charge of violat- Ing the liquor law. Smirnoff lives at bls Congress avenue and Wasserman at 2 Hallock street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
MELLEN IN BOSTON
In His Absence Report Comes That He is to Leave New Haven Road.

President Charles s. Mellen. of the New Haven road; Major Isaac Brom- Icy, press agent. and H A. Fabian, secretary to President Mellen, went to Boston yesterday to attend a confer ence. They are expected back to- day.
 ton, last night said that MT. Mellen was to become president of the Northern or Union Pacific railroad at the request of ]. P Morgan. Pres ident Mellen several weeks ago de- nied the report, and it's recurrence caused some considerable surprise.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
LITTLE HOPE FOR GUILD
Friends Do Not Expect Governors
 Recoyery-Condition Unchaneed.

Boston. March 29.-From noon un- iii late hour tonight there was no perceptible change in the condition of Governor Guild. At 10:15 D. m. pr. Frederick B Winslow in his last bull letin of the night said:
 "Governor Guilds condition re- mains unchanged He is holding his ogn and is resting comfortably" I was stated that there would he no further bulletins sent oqt tonight unless some change should occur in the governors condiVbn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
BRADLEY ARRESTED
Lenox House Proprietor Taken for
 Liquor Violation,

Clifford Bradley of the Lenox house. which was visited by the police Sunday morning. was arrested yesterday af- ternoon by Sergeant Smith on war rant charging him with violation of the liquor, law. Bradley is accused of selling without a license.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
GiIIespie's Drug Store
 PRICE LIST
Week of March g.

Gillespie's Liver Pills. bottles of
 IuO ..,.............,- Io cents Gillespie's Kidney Pills. ..... 25 cents Gillespie's Pink Pain Pills... 25 cents Glllespie3 Quinine Pills 2-grain
 lous .....s. ............... ID cents Glllespie's Lithia Tablets, loOs
 ..,..,.,..t...- .....t. 70 ceHts Gillespie's Cascara Tablets, 1O0s
 ....-.,.... 70 cents Gillespie's Dyspepsia Tablets. 25 cents Glllespie's Blauds Iron Pills,
 ivVs ..... .,.,...--.'....... ceHts Gillespies Seidlitz Powders, 12s
 ..-..... -..-.-.-. .-...-... lJ cents Gillespie's Rhinites Tablets, 100s Gillespies Worm Lozenges. 25 cents Gillespie's Pile Ointment. ..... 25 cents Gillespies Witch Hazel Oint
 lnent ......'......... 70 cents Gillesries, Glycerine suppos;
 duullS ...-. @u cents Gillespies Glycerine Suppos.
 long shape for infants. 20 cents Gillespes Corn Salve. ....... 10 cents Gillespie's Liquid Solvent..... 15 cents
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
PRESIDENT TWICE
Herbert C. Warren Again Supported
 for Chamber of Con,mcrca Head

The regular meeting for the election of officers of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight in the chambers rGms on Chapel street. It is expected that Herbert C. war ren, the present president of the chamber, will he again elected to fill that office.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
Assesses and Ulcers Cured by "THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR. POR- TIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails. 25c
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-24
TO PREVENT THE GRIp.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- moves the cause. There Is only one "RRoMO QUININE." Look for sigma ture of F. w. GROVE. 25c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-21
JUICIO POR ASESINA-
to en- 20, grado.
Ell veredictO del juradO fa6 de no.
micidiO vOIuntariO. =.
Una denuncia contra Ell juez de
la ciudad.
(De nMsstr0 cOTrOpOn00I }

DiciembF9 17.-EstR mafianR en- TuGB-
trn CoFte de DistFito C0Iobr6s8 eI jUicio
contra joe Soto AFc0 p0F 0l deliGo de
REauinsto en- Begund0 gCado comOtid0 On 10
paRB0nB do Antonio EonC0, hBCh0 CometidO
0n el bavEio de ACeituna, del vsCinO puO'
bio dc MEGA.
LlOVaba Ia acuBsci6n el liosnCiad0 ACOg.
to QuiutsTo IN defense satabB T0pEegen-
tada p0r sl liosDCiAdo MestFG.
Bl iurGdo daspu6g do cir los debates do
smbas parties. tEajO un v0TediCtO de Culpa-
bilidud para 0l aOuaSdO. calf ,audo 0l
delito do homicide vOluntGTi0
La H0ntenciR BsEG diCtRdG 81 IunsB pro.
ximG.
-AB0guEan que eI M6F dOn Gim06n
RoviFs pFsBsn'aE6 Ga FOnUnOi0 do PFsBi-
dents del CfVculO de San Carlos. LaO
OauBaS que 10 Oblig0n 6 hAOorlO lee iguO,
ramos.
-RsinR algunR version que algunaC
di0tiDguidaG damas do osta villa duu0sn
iniciGF RIgun0R fondo0 para Rdquirir ju
gustss loo que s0EGn FOpaEeidoB entire lol
nifioB pobFs8 81 die de Reyes pr6ximo.
De F0slisAEsa tel pEoysCt0 BeF6n diChRl
0@AAAS GSG088 01 48SB SBSA99 PA0oGmV9'
-AOAbR de Ger jusgado pOr an tribunal
Compstsnt0 0l senior don OSvaldo PsnR
8ecTstArio del comit6 unionista, dsnuncia
do p0E EOpubliCano8 por 0I doliGo de per
juFio.
Dada la inocOnCiG = Ia ls inculpabilidnd
del Fef6Eido aefiOr, ol tribunal lO8 Sbsolvit
viondo en- clio asf SuB sCuBadotoB Confr
mSds 10 pTOfs0fa que "La Union" ca ~
ndmsTO rs, .OoEEOBpondientO al II de Ju
Iio publio6 On ests Ciudad.
Don Jose Gonzales ha pFeIsntado
dsBunOia ante sl attorney general COntrG
ol jusz de psz do 6Dta, Htnor don Adrian
del Vale pOE aIsgSds iBfracCi6n al aEtfou
10 276 del C6digo Penal.
Sc GnCuontEa mas aliviRds do Is OAfda
que BuftieFa On noOh0B pauadas dtfs We
lsFiG CouojoFO, eDpoBs del BehoF don vi
C0ntO VifiAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-21
PARA La PRESEnTE ESTAGInn : Los mu.

PARA Ia PRESENTE> ESTAGIOn.- Los mu-
ehaChOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO Ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dniCOs que han COpseguidO toner en- su
magnffico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
eOmpletO de los artGcUlOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltan las legitimRs Camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj carecen de las meiOEes
mediRs para sefiOras y nifiOs asf como
para c8ballerOs. UOntratOs directOs con
9abEicanteB les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
CuantO pueda pediTse y los mejOres pre-
CLOS. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
IuegOs de Cintas dorothy que venden
en- cajitas dos lazOs y una banda,6 en- Ca
iitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs eeryir cualc
quier color y preciO desde S Its S6 ell
iuegC. Yea el gran lOte de bOrdadOs y en-
cafes Cuya realization hacemOs q menOs
de la mited de pFeciO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs cOmpetidOr; tene-
mos tipOs, especiales en- Persian hOWn'
Erensh OEgandi y cuantO el pdblico de
gustO necesite- PidR muestras v1slte
nuestrOs grandes almacenesy y seguramen-
to hallRra cuantO neCesite. P. 0. B. 764'
Tel6fonO 978. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.