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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
START BOOM FOR COLONEL FOWLER
United Spanish War Veterans Want HIN
for Department Commander

william Mckinley Command No. 81 has started
a boom for Colonel Edward 5 Fowler, Collector
for the Port OF New York. for department. con-
nnander of the State OF New York OF the United
Spanish War Veterans. The annual convention WIZ
be held in Troy August 3. and 3
Colonel Fowler comes from family OF soldiers,
and he served in the national guard At the OUT
break OF the Spanish-American War he Was ap-
pointed major and paymaster OF the United states
Volunteers. serving until the close OF the war
Colonel Fowler is a member OF the Sons OF ths
Revolution tbe Society Of the War OF 1872. ths
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion Sons OF Vet
erans. Z 8 A: the Society OF the Spanish Amer
lean War and the United Spanish War Veterans
besides being member Of Mecca Temple. Mysis
Shrine IN the city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
SAYS NINE. BERNHARpT WILL RETURN

owen Johnson, the playwright, who has been
abroad several months business. arrived here
yesterday on the American liner Philadelphia with
two new plays that he completed in Paris. He
saw Nine Simione, the French actress who Gre
ated the leading feminine part in the original
French production of The Thief and was of
the opinion that she without doubt the great
est actress in the world Mrs. Vance Thompson,
another passenger who also saw the French play
er shared the opinion of Mr.. Johnson
II believe Nine. Sinone will appear In America
in The Thief next season" said the playwright
Nine Bernhard. who is now sixtyseven years
old told me she would again visit America when
she is sixty-nine. Candida by George Bernard
Shaw was produced recently in Paris in French,
but the French lost the point Of the play and it
was a fat failure. I heard that Nine Rejane has
arranged for a sort of dranatization Of The Mer
~ Widow which she will produce this season at
her own theatre. Possibly the biggest hit this
wear in Paris was the work of Mary Garden
Marguerite in Faust and Juliet in Romeo and
Juliet >"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
mo LOVERS LIKE Welded LOVERS.
Sentiment Expressed by President Roosevelt
to Miss Pauline Kohlsaat, Soon To Be Wed.

Chicago July 25.-President Roosevelt has sent
an aectonate little note his old friend, Herman
u KobIsaat anent the approaching marriage Of
Mr. Kohsaats daughter. to whom he referred as
Dear little Pauline
The President tnclosed an autograph message Tor
Miss Kohlsaat herself The note conveyed MI
Roosevelts heartiest congratulations and MS pest
wishes for her future happiness, and tucked in
neatly at the end an expression of his love. The
President assured Miss Kohlsaat that there are
no lovers like welded lovers
This was President Roosevets wedding gift to
Miss Kohlsaat on the Of her wedding to Pot
Palmer 5r., which will take place Dext Monday-
Mr. Kchlsaat received the letter from the Presi-
dent yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

RATCT4EIIER-ou Julv 2 1893. a Paris. Francs
George Sherman Batcheller Justice OF ne L-.f
tionai Supreme Court OF Apps1is OF ESP F-Is-e
from bis Iate residence. No 20 Circular s. Sas<
toEa springs y Y on TUESDAY. July :. at l0'0o
= "
cAvANAtza-ou Friday July d Agnes daughter Of the
late william Eliza Henry Relatives anG -.
are invited the funeral services a. - seS
residence No. 9S6 Fulton ST. Sunday july - L'00
23O D. m Intermert Evergreens
HAYNE%on July %. 1905. Isabel II HAYNES wife ef
s70A DeKaIb ave Brooklyn Funeral services VII 2e
held Sunday evening. July 26 1905. at $50 o-clocA
Funeral private. Monday morning interrlent Gre7n-
wood Cemetery
NIxON-On July q a Lake Placid Y Y James Nixon.
National Funeral Directing Company. No % Greens
ave. Brooklyn. Sunday. July =. az ? n
OwEN-At Montcair. y. J.. July p. 1905. Mary e
Owen. wife James Owen. IN the 5srh year OF aer
Funeral a St Johns Church. Montclar
ave. MontcIafr. SCnday July Is al ? N Ira1o
Ross-In woodbury. Conn. July "a 19Os, Elize6ssh
y Ross. widow Of James 4. Ross. late OF New YORK
City, " Y. aged 50 years
nerIy Of Brooklyn. " Y. and OF FanwoOd.
N J.. SD year OF his age Funeral services
will held the chapel Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Clinton and Rernsen sts Brooklyn on Nom
day. July 81. at 10 so a
TraoMsoN-Af,er long illness. rest July
p. 1906 Mary Hanna the eldest daughter OF Dr.
William Hanna and Catherine Van Dyca Thomson.
Funeral services the Broadway Tabernacle tLay-
lor Chapel. Broadway ard 56h ST.. sunday. the 25sh
inst. al p
wALBRIDGE-At Glen Cove Long Island saturday.
July 25, Anna H Ryckman, widow OF Oltn G. Wal
bridge. in her 10th year Funeral services at her
late residence, No 81 Prospect PARK West. Brook
lyn, Monday. July 2T. at $50 D
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad
THE CELTIC FROM LIVERPOOL
Mr. Mrs. H. s DeIna- Lady Chapleeu
rest aIr. and Mrs. Humphrey
Mr.. and Mrs. David Forbes. Bond
MI Mrs s. .. Mackey- Mr.. and Mrs P s Young
THE PHILADELPHIA FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Melville A. Clark Owen Johnson
Mr and Mrs =. H. Old. Major c. b. Wfnder
THE IJ-CANIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Cairns Mr. and William r.
Nj George z. Hearst.
Gordon. William Trevor
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
MR.. FAIRsAnks's TAcTFuL SPEECH
rnm The Baltimore sun

From The Baltimore sun
- ,ha Cuebec festivities Thursday the Vice
President OF the United states made a tactfu ana
altogether admirable speech He caiiee attention
- tbe fact that the United States and Canada rest
mon a common frontier five thousand miles in
srgtb- that this frontier is crossed and recrossed
~ the instrumentalities OF commerce. tying the
two lands together. that along this frontier there
80 ~ for1f6rations and upon the interlytng
Iers no battleships There are no rivalries except
in the WAYS of peace The people on the Two sides
me blood of a common ancestry glory in the same
f-aditions ard have the same Jurisprudence Why
st,oId they not be permitted 10 trade freely with
sach other and advance the interests and promote
tha wealth Of each other, just as the people Of
the different states Of the Unionf
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
PERPE7uA7INe MRS. sAeE's SENTIMENT

Gag Harbor. Long Island. July . (special).-By
Wy Of perperuating Mrs Russell Sages views upon
ee obligations q parents in the education OF their
el-lcreE q sentence from a letter written BY Mrs
sage . the Rev. Arthur y. Pierson and read by
II al the dedication OF the Pierson High School
: ihls place. built by Mrs Sage al cost OF more
e-sn sloo90e. has been carved fine white mar
e tablet and Up N the main entrance hal OF
-e se1ooL The sentence reads:
=, YOU'D Ike 70 have the people impressed Win
8 Obligations guardian Of children. 10 see 70
= LAT tle4r training and education be sucn tlat
= ne tutute q this little hamlet. as n the past
world anu
lne tablet was presented 10 the school by Mrs.
.-snes Herman AldricA- CT Manhattan, who has a
Via n this ylzGa
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HUGHES AND & DENOMINATION
LITTLE DOUBT ABOUT IT.

From The Brooklyn Eagle
The statement is just what might nave oeen a. -
eote5 in IFS phraseology. The Governor mas maze
biS mark None could have taken eNceptoi n~G 1SG
lILs personal reasons. but there Is WORK
10 he done and few could undertake II WIN Pr9s fS
r1ec4 of sTch results he is sure TO achieFe
bos ooncluded 10 make the sacrifice IheTe Is 4tttIe
donbT of his denomination, and there VIII - ne 5ess
~ ~ a1ar+Ion should he make another canvass
The governorshp is in the hands OF sI1geIe SIM ne
tte- fortune can overtake the state than that IN
these hands ii remain Besides BRYAN Is aSAIiiS =
sn ernTher verdict Hughes will help TO make II
er1ulaflC
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MAKING A SACRIFICE
,ba New York Evening Post.

It is an open secret that 10 take renorlina ton
ILL -aaan 2 very heavy financial sacrifice for him
one that he. rich man, can scaTcely aII9rQ
Fl that his high sense OF public duty conpeIS MIN
To waive that is the Clearest indication or the
character of the man. II is the attitude Ina 4nat
e--a-v American ought TO assume toward once
Eoi7in1-tlar N is great trust, not to be sought
in an ndigrffed or ignoble way, but not 10 be re-
fused when properly offered.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
REST CURE FOR WADE H. ELLIS.
TBy telegraph to The Tribl

IItA11I0'1
C,;-o;rr.+i Julv 25-Attorney General Wade H.
Ellis acconpanied by his wife and a brother ar
-i,-e5 at the Glencoe Hotel on Mount Auburn sew
eraI davs ago and registered under an assumed
-ar7a When his identity discovered he ex-
-I.a5 that he was suffering from "a set Of tired
nerves" His condition is not serious
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW.
Citizen (Dem.l.

From The Brooklyn Citizen (DeIn)-
We would like the Governor win out ,eion IL G5
whether or not his anti-racng laws are sustalneq
by majority of the voters OF TINS state. VII III,
Ti11ghes as It's candidate, the Repuphcan parry
he Compelled to meet this issue sqlareiy III the
only way il can ever be correctly solved
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
PORTO RICO HOLDS CELEBRATION.

San Juan Porto Rico, July 25-Porto Rico to-
day celebrated the tenth anniversary Of the land
ing of American troops at Guanica- Governor
Post and the insular authorities took leading parts
--,a-. was q snecial observance of the day at
Ponce, including parade. banquet and public
hall
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
WALTER LEIsrlkoW DEAD.

Berlin July 25.-walter Leistkow, one OF th'
hest known German painters. died here to-day. H
was leader of the impressionist school, He wal
born in 1865.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
ONE STANDARD OF JUDGMENT.

From The Utica Press.
No man amounts TO much who has not al SS teasS
few lively and very earnest enemies. . uQee eu ~
bv this standard Governor Hughes amounts +7 10
1IaaT deal He has taken some pretty stuIIuy
Stands and result the gamblers IN potL part-ss
and many OF the practical politicians, IN ms Own WI
nominated
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures E B. Vreelant
OIean. HOFFMAN,. T McDonough, Albany
FIOTFI. ASTOR-W. B Dutton, Boston. PLAZA
John T. Crocker, Chicago. ST. REGIS-F.
Burns. Mexico City.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 20 degrees lowest a.
so. FOR corresponding date last twenty-five
years.
fresh VIM
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
cH,oAeo,s POPULATION NOW 1,s22,ss6.

Chicago. July 2.-The result of the quadrennial
school census OF Chicago was announced to-day py
the Roard Of Education The population OF the city
ts given as ! 90 ss6 Four years ago the same
method of enumeration gave 1,715144
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

thrift imposed as the condition OF state aid
The tactician was in hot haste to make Clever
stroke Tor party ends. and golden opportunities
passed without observation. / y r.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-S West 25d St ChapeiA
Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt the world known under
taker Only place Of business. 9Th and f9tb
ST Largest world Tel 124 and 125 CheIsea-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
A CHARACTERISTIC STATEMENT,
-o,, The Philadelphia Record.

From
Governor Hughess announcement OF his wllil1g-
ness to accept reorganization If rendered him Q 4y
me me a% If the Obligations of citizenship which
ind expression in ali of his public utterances While
not 8I eehg are oG used and while he declined to
e4sona dsr he feels that he has no right to
regard mere private CONSIDERATIONS Ss tIj ols, at
and that if renominated sense OF puphc GUY GUY
would compel him t. aceeP c heTe II NOT or & fgg
wise of his candidacy the battle for the Presi
dency. The people of the State of New York may, may
government for which he stands may be more COM
pletey worked out and firmly established.
THE GAMBLERS OPPOSITION.
From The New York Globe
Between now and the assembling of the Repub-
lcan State Convention, on September 10, the race
track gamblers will have opportunity 10 make
but evidence that the people deYand the re-estab-
sRTS sTerhor9 81 renomnation and resecton by very
large major,y IL tlyeeg g g those % wbo desTe fbat
The constitution OF the state shall be disregarded
Hughes's opponents can muster against him moth
ing but moral ohsession ana a vicious purpose 20
Governors position and the position OF those who
win fight back Of him
A wOoDRUFFTAN VIEW.
From The Brooklyn Standard Union.
made e over the heads Of the organizaon leaders
The candor Of expression Mr. Hughes asks for
publican Goyrnor is nom%lnaed mated after A he has seTyed
one term 4l f oeTnor Inpbes n he bsd not
again and again said he would be candidate
for renoninat ton. TX may be conceded the party
leaders accepted this unpublished but positive dec
lara ton Of the Governors with many evidences of
safiEfa ction and with alacrity more apparent
than eomnendable. But they did accept II, and
thought the thing they could bank was the
sfeadfa stness OF the Governor when he took up a
rOsrf0n he believed TO he right.
Now they find the Governor is also made OF ciay
ike the rest of mortals
Once and power have allurements for him also.
u con1pfcates the question from their point
~ view but the situation created must be met
corrsoeousIy and that taken which offers
fIe tzst chance Of carrying the state for the Re
T,fbIicsn ticket without regard 10 the desires OF
~ Hughes or the preJudices or personal feelings
OF the party leaders,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE fRlBCSE VIZ
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extra charge
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trOIleys
and by carriage. Lots $3.50 up Telephons 4S53
Grauaercy for Book of Views representative
Office. 20 East 23J ST.. New York City
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington July 25
depression from the Caribbean Sea has advanced
To the western Gulf coast without marked
strength During Sunday will the Gulf coast line
unite with of low barometer that covers the
plains
rains thunderstorns were reported Saturday
in the Gulf and in the Ohio lower
Mississippi and upper Missouri valleys ana IN localities
sections the rainfall heavy
Showers and thunGerstorms Indicated Tor SUNDAY
valleys and plains states and thence TO
and for Monday from the
Missssipp Valley Atlantic seabcard In the Mis-
sissippi Missouri and Ohio valleys the temperature VIII
rise Sunday and higher Monday from the Ohio
Valley region the Atlantic states
Sunday the winds the Atlantic coast viii De
fresh from easteriy the Gun coast Iresn
southwest and on the Great Lakes. fresh
increasing from southeast TO SOUTH
Forecast for Special Localites.-For New England
and Eastern New York local rains to-day and Monday
light fresh winds
For Western New York fair to-day: Monday showers
southeast winds.
Local Oficial Record.-The following onfoal record
shows the changes in the tenn
perature for the tp<ntyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
THE OTHER SCHOOL

The other school OF thought need hardly be elabo-
rated II Al American journal AS already stated II
Is not expressed very freely. though it finds voice
n detached and isolated forms Monarchy from TINS
Etandpoint Is an anachronisn. medieval survival
e relic os another continent and other ages II Is
tolerated not supported or advocated The people
must rule they do rule. and forms and ceremonial
snd al the dlgni1ed elements Of court lie, roya1
functions and a Governor Generals state environ
raent are worse than useless Personal loyalty 10
TIE Crown Is fJnkeyisn appreciation Of the pecuI-
z- position and Undoubted usefulness or the ans
tocracy from local English standpoint is fossiized
Toryisn,: the principles OF liberty and the lie OF
labor require the assertion OF equality II every
department q human action and rule Ihls We"
hzs public support in q combined ana 1oSlca1
form; Il has individual support in portions OF the
lire Of thought outlined and there are elements OF
growing force in the present influx Of American set
tiers with republican ideals into the Canadian West,
while English Radical immigrants contribute an
other influence along the same line.
Practically however, the great strength Of
uonarchiczl institutions IN Canada does not lie so
much in tradition ard history and ceremonial
ta0Uxh tey are powerful-as it does in the gradual
e--sutioa which has made every reasonable kind or
individual and popular liberty compatible with and
eo-exstent within forms OF long standing sys-
ten Whatever theory may say and whatever the
oepths Of logic which in republican arguments
practice has proved that liberty and stability order
and Strength. empire and autonomy, can all flourish
End expand under and within a limited monarchical
System
Hence the public appreciation Of the Prince Of
Waess sixth personal visit and second state visit
. The Dominion; hence the enthusiasm OF q recep-
hon which. after al, indicates the existence Of
nuch that is deepest and best in the hearts Of q
people; hence the cheers Of FFench-Canadians
whose religious and somewhat medieval charac-
'erlsucs have more sympathy with the oldtfme
courts II France and the present court Of Britain
I-2a with the non-religious French Republic OF to
cSy. hence general condition IN Canada which
: not 50 much one Of logical loyalty 10 clearly
1e-ned UonsrchicaI principle or even 70 q popular
personality Is one Of cOntentment with exist
-lg forms and constitutional growths which have
s.Fen assured protection to liberty and national
.oes4s while granting certain chartered rights IN
-e'-r1ng imperial sentiment Some day, 10 return
% the nan on the street. TIE Prince OF Wales viii
= King some day mis- little son will visit CANADA
= ne1r-apparent. meanwhile his royal hlghness Is
~N-lg lis duty ard performing a proper function IN
3-~eag the celebration Of our countrys plrth-
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AUsTIN-vELLS-Ou July "a. 190s. az Cnu,cn- q
fbs Divine Paternity Central Park West and Io-h
81 BY the Rev. Clarence r. Skinner OF Stount e71
non Il Y Mary z Austin Arthur Wells
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Died.

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BRYAN AND MONEY GET

From The BuffaIo News
For a man who decries and defes the power OF
Money Mr BRYAN seems 10 be devoting a great
deal Of original thought to getting some OF IL and
to making others get 1t for him
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
PROVIDENTTAL

From The Philadelphia North American
of moraitty in business and in public life. be
Ieve that Roosevelt will take rank in history not
FAR below Washington and Lincoln To him is
due ali the credit of bringing about condition
where it is possible by the seefoa & eT Ine Pr9Pd nd
administration of laws that VII secure & ana per per
Oe And today, viewing mar and times without bias
say. in ali reverence, that It seems TO US almost
providentia that at I3T fo inTst It's govern
ment TO such an American as William Tart
C,APITALIzING POLITICAL ASPIRATIONS.
From The New York Times.
In the doubtful event Of his election. he will
odtne tn the announcement Journal edited by
President elect ought TO take In great deal or
INVASION of periodical literature, as naturalist.
sportsman or appraiser OF poet R1etry seem sal @ Pe
his inauguration. personal Presidential Or
gan. a startling novelty in journalism
We are not thinking much about the chances
of his election Obviously he is carefully putting
used to defeat and has learned how to turn 1t 10
Ps1gRdar Pnd most alert Of ali Presidential cam
didates He has successfully capitalized his po-
litical aspirations.
TARIFF REVISION.
From The Burlington Free Press.
all probability the reystGn VI ion Of tne tariff vii viii
casual observer might say that inasmuch as both
II Tar sxapfnF aPd sehedues it viii make little difference
to US which undertakes the work; put this faIlacy
is one of the dangers be guarded against in the
present campaign. 80, -. -.
Nr Taft and those who stand with him on the
r7anuhIjcan national platform would carry out the
Mckinley idea of tariff revision, retaining the
+,rfncinla of protection for American industries
and American labor except with reference 70
nroducts OF nonopolistic combinations.
AR Brvan on the other hand, would smash the
protective tariff imposing only such duties as
aa-a nacassarv FOR revenue. In other words Mr.
BRYAN would open markets 10 the products
of the cheap labor of the whole world except In
cases where Incidental protection results from
The imposition OF revenue duties
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
MAYBE THEY HAVEN'T ANY REAsoI


OIIdIItStUIt 4FC'F3 eIIIN1 N0I-I-OIF
We challenge the volubIe and chattering news
papers in South Carolina that are concerning
themselves about The News and Courter-s VII
Ianies to show that they have since Mr. Bryan
nnrninatfon given one reason why he should be
elected. They have sputtered and stopped DAY In
about The states that he would carry and about
the savings of their neighbor and there they
have stopped-having said all that they know.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
POLITICAL POINTS.
OLD. But GOOD.

Old, But IOULJ
From The St Louis Globe-Democrat
New Jersevs Governor counsels the Repuol,
ra1s against oyerconfdence. This advice is heard
in every campaign and is always good
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
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