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New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

cause it has disfra anchised the Colored Brotneh
in most of the Southern states and VIII uls-
franchise him in the border and Northern states
whenever it gets good opportunity. Inc
Democrats in Maryland are now making sec
ond attemnt to impose an ancestry voting quail
fication, which BADLY discriminates against the
negro. The same test will be applied In west
Virginia Delaware. Kentucky and missouri
whenever the Democratic party gains a safe
control i'm those states And If the negro is 70
he disfranchised i'm states where he constitutes
less than fifth of the electorate the Demo
cratic party will readily find an excuse for dis
franchising him everywhere so soon as 1t is IN
position TO do So The Denver convention may
open the door to the Colored Brother. But IL ne
walks in the door thus opened will snap behind
him and he will never get through 1T again
except as a disfranchised elector.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
TAFTS GOING TO HOT SPRINGS.
To Spend the Summer at the Virginia Health
Resort

Washington. June 2S.-Secretary and Mrs. Taft
will close their home In this city within the next
two weeks and accompanied by the younger
Charles will go TO Hot Springs. Va for the
ner. Miss Helen Taft will make a visit in the
South before joining her parents at Hot Springs,
while Robert, the elder son, will spend his vaCa-
ton Murray Bay, Canada. where the Taft fam
ly have gone for many years to spend the summer
Mrs Taft and Charles arrived here from New
London Conn. shortly after O'Clock tonight, and
were driven in the War Department carriage to
their home in X street. The household goods
being packed in readiness for leaving the house.
which Mr.. Taft has occupied since he became Sec
retary of War in February, 1894. His lease expire,
in October and he Will TO the K street
house. Mrs. Taft said tonight that she will go
with the Secretary and Charles to Hot Springs
soon as Mr.. Tafts engagements permit. probably
in the days
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
IN THE REPHsBIPEe
rBy Telegraph to The rr,brr.. !

by Telegraph 70 The T-fb1rrs
Lenox. Mass. June 2s-Mrs. John z Alsr,-.ss
entertained at bridge whist this afternoon a. So.
Lawn for her mother Mrs Alexander wsbb -,
prizes were won by Mrs. Richard s Dana. vrs :
Parkman Shaw and Miss Anna Shaw. otber, rs,
played were Mrs. George n. Morgan Mrs. Nsvboi,
Morris. Miss Helen Parish Mrs George W. Fol.
SON. Mrs. Joseph ". Burden Mrs William, popo..
and Mrs. John S. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Walter GLIB. with f- ara w.
H. VI. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ". Nav.
well. of Glen Cove. Long Island came I'd to-uizs,
to the Hotel A5pinwaH for a fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r Wharton have NJ ~.
Mrs. James Lawrence. OF Groton. Mass. as tb.i-
guests at The Mount.
John Hall Mckay came up tonight for s,v
days in town.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed are guests ..
Mr.. and Mrs George T Maxwell at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Clark Voorhees, fs a guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom
DR.. and Mrs. Henry P. JaqUes entertained az d7-
ner tonight at Home Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Peters Of New Yort
arrived this week at their country place in Great
harrington
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r Thayer. Of Boston. are az
the Curtis Hotel.
F. Augustus schermerhorn is al Pine Croft his
country estate for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Morgan have opened
ventfort Hall for the rest Of the summer
Miss Emily Rodgers Of New York is to sing az
an afternoon recital IN the tea house in Cold Brook
Gardens on the afternoon Of July L Miss Rodgers
is guest OF the Misses Barnes at Cold Brook
J. W. Robinson and ]. Raymond Robinson Of
Buffalo: John H. Woodhouse, Of Jersey City, and
". r Beare. OF New York, have arrived
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
THE NEGRO At DENVER.

Colonel Watterson. in his capacity as
an evangelist of Organism. has suggested de-
parture in Democratic policy which will prob
ably interest and astonish the Democratic
South. The colonel seems TO think that support
FOR the Bryan ticket can be gained in certain
Northern states by appealing TO that element
among the negro voters which has expressed
dissatisfa ction with the Roosevelt administra-
tons action in dismissing the negro troops con-
cerned in the shooting up" Of Brownsville. A
great deal of this dissatisfaction was, in our
opinion carefully worked up for factional pur-
poses But whether or not il represents a
serious grievance. Colonel Wattersor favors try
lng 10 turn il 10 tEe advantage Of the Demo
cratic national ticket. He wants the Denver
convention 10 make declaration of some sort
inviting the aid of the colored voter and prom
ising him some measure of recognition within
the Democratic party. AS the editor of The
Louisville Courier-Journal' puts it:
Give US a plank then, Mr.. Piatformmaker at
Denver, or a Resolution in Convention. opening
the doors 10 the Colored Brother. and no matter
What is the issue, good will come Of IL
If Colonel Watterson possessed keener sense
of humor he would finch before the suggestion
that the Democratic party, with its record of
unbroken hostility TO the adoption and enforce
mert of the Fifteenth Amendment should open
the doors 10 the Colored Brother" Such an
invitation could only resemble IN lis sincerity
and cor,1ialfty the invitation given TO the
fding fly by the hospitable spider The Colored
I.roii { may noi be at all times as wise the
serpent but he has memory, and his expert
ences as a voter in states where Democratic
Rul, is established must suggest 10 him the fate
which Ii.. V i'll suffer if he ventures within the
sa6S OF the Democratic tiger.
-~w3tat do they 1.-THE negroesl owe the Repub-
faau aartyg' asks Colonel Watterson In our
vpniom nothing" lac boldly answers. But the
,,,Itinell,7e OF the answer depends entirely on
the point Of view ssumed by the respondent. If
the right TO vote is of no account, Colonel Wat
tcrson may he partly justified; for the Repub-
ncau ls3rfY gave the negro the suffrage and the
Delnocratic patty, whenever it has had the
chance has taken II away from him. Enfran-
ctsemeut, says the editor of The Courier
Journal proved "a curse rather than a bless
ing" TO the negro. So he ought TO be more
grateful TO the Democratic party for lifting the
curse of suffrage thar 10 the Republican party
for giving him something which only got him
into trouble
We do not believe however, that this line of
argument will appeal very strongly 10 the
negroes in Northern states ike New York, In
diana Ohio and Illinois, who are TO be invited
10 vote the Democratic party into power be-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
About People and Soc'0f 1ncfdents.
SOCIAL NOTES AT Nswpo,-
by Telsgrsph % T'hs rrfbuna


Newport r. r.. June 8-seth P.-.o
has taken possession OF the Graves Poir, :. l.ncs
Club. as the owner. J. Pierpont Morgan a 0as
pected In Newport this summer H'e e.
william Payne Thompson was resists-.a
Newport Casino to-day. &C tas
Mr. and Mrs Henry Redmond an.
return to Newport their steam yaebt ~ 70
fore the end OF the month o.
Colonel Delaney Kane viii entsrtas, -
bers of the Society Of the Cincinnati on ,bs
OF July g. ns
port to-day on his steam yacht Isyndonss ~
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown returned ,-.,u
York this afternoon. Nev
Gibson Fahnestock tr and vviT,,a,, ~,
returned to Newport from the boat rsca, :, s sA's
London. V*
Mrs. Tompkins McTlvane. Of New Yo-t
guest Of Mrs Edward T. Potter
Mrs. George Peabody wetrnore. s-co,,,.-..,
the Misses Wetnore, left Neuport fhf, -. "
for New York. where they will iofn Senate oo' IL
more and Roger wetmore
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gouvsrneur Morrf. =.
York. are expected to spend portion O, ,h. ,r-1
mer In Newport.
Mrs Sidney Jones Colrord is the frs. =, -,
cial colony to make her appearances on Belize.
avenue driving tandem She was out tsl. 80
noon for the first time
Miss Alice Grosvenor has returned from p-o.-
dence visit.
Mrs. Robert Walton GoeIet has returned 49,
New York 4
Edward j. Berwind arrived from New yo-,, -.
evening.
Major Edmund j. CurIey. Of New York s--.-..
for the season this afternoon
Miss Dorothea Kane, who attended, 4b. -.
races at New London. has returned 70 Nevpor-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

-, ,own weddings of interest to Ne"
vi, o,,e,v are set for to-day among them pei's
that of Miss Charlotte P. Thorne anu ~
PIakeman Lewis at Grace Church, Nhiipioon -
where the parents of the bride, MT anu anu ,,uar.,
leigh Thorne have a country place MISS W." a..
,rha mill no her sisters maid Of honor ana a"o
bridesmaids will be Miss May "eathefo ~.
Dorothy Schoonmaker. Miss Margaret -,
Edith Rossier and Miss Catherine Burton otp -
Peabody ir will be Mr. Lewis's best man, anu 'lu :,
h bossn are Thomas Brakeman, Marsha"
Rartboomew KeneIm c. Bolton. Haroiu 'N'
John d. Wing 3D. and Carroll f'oper ,'o- . iii
ton at the country home Of the BRIDES parents VIII
follow the ceremony.
Another out-of-town wedding to-day VIII De .nas
NJ Miss RosaIe Wardwell. daughter of MI ana MITE
Henry Lansing Wardwell. and the fev. fIey .
Carleton Howell. 1t will take place IN o'- aaS
Church Springfield Centre. near Rchheld Sprihe''
N " and after the ceremony there Will De ie
ception at Pinehurst, the country piace Va ~
BRIDES parents at Springfield Centre
Mr.. and Mrs stuyvesant Fish, who spent the
spring at their country place at Garrison-on-'n7
Hudson will sail to-day for Europe IneS WIN
turn late In August and go to Garrison for the ra
Mr. and Mrs Arthus c. Blagden. who were mar
ried at St Thomass Church on Monday last wiz
sail from Boston for Europe to-day MIS- eiasoeN
was Miss Lydia Mason Jones, daughter or MIS- Ar
son, Arthur Mason Jones. on THURSDAY last
Ccadtutor Bishop and Mrs David H Greer. who
sailed for Europe a short time ago to spend part OF
the abroad. will return to this country
about the middle Of August and go TO East dahiP-
ton, Long Island. for the remainder OF the season
Their .son-fn-Iaw and daughter, MI ana MITE
Thomas s. McLane. occupying cottage ae
East Hampton for the summer.
Mrs Frederic Nelson viii arrive in town to-day
from Wellesley, Mass. where she has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Hollis H Hunneweil-
She will be at the Gotham until she sails for Eu-
rope early next month
Commander and Mrs. J. d. Jerrold Kelley.
u s. N, have gone to Bar Harbor. Me. for the
summer. The engagement of their daughter. Miss
Jacquene Kelley, to Joseph Ballister Russell. Jr.
of Boston, recently announced.
Mrs. William Rhnelander and Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Oakley Rhinelander will sail for Europe to-day.
to remain abroad throughout the summer.
Mrs George Peabody Wetmore and the Misses
Wetmore arrived in town last night from Newport
and will sail for Europe to-day.
The Countess Guseppf Della Gherardesca is the
guest a few days of Mrs. Moses Taylor Camp
bell, Mount KiscO She will return to town next
week and will remain for a few days at the
Gotham before going to Newport to visit her
father Henry A. c. Taylor. Later in the
she will sail for Europe to join her husband. Count
Della Gherardesca, and his mother. who sailed
few days ago for the other side.
Mr. and Mrs Percy R. Pyne have opened their
house at Bernardsvilie. n. J., for the summer
Mrs. Frederic B. Jennings and Miss Jennings will
sail for Europe July IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
THE HAMBURG WINS At KEEL
Emperor William at Helm Of Meteor, Which
Finishes Second.

Kiel, June 2S-The race FOR schocners IN the Kisl
Regatta to-day was BY the Hamburg. a Ger
man yacht The Meteor. with Emperor William
at the helm. finished second. sixteen seconds be-
hind the Hamburg, corrected time The Germania-
owned by Lieutenant Krupp Won Bohlen und Hal
bach. the husband Of Bertha Krupp lost her Hrst
race by more than five minutes. The corrected
times of the schooners were: The Hamburg Z50;H;
the Meteor, 2:5527; the Germania 3:ca5o The race
was sailed over thirty-three-knot course. A
fresh northwest breeze was blowing
The King Of Saxony. who was on board the NJ
teor with Emperor William, occasionally took
hand in sailing the vessel
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
REAR ADMIRAL GOODRICH HoNoREo.

Word reached Brooklyn yesterday that Hear
Admiral Casper F Goodrich cornnandant OF lae
Brooklyn navy yard. has been selected TO repre-
sent the United States navy at the celeorauon %
the founding OF the University Of Sarasossa' Spa'
in September. The army viii be represenleu y
Major General Leonard Wood. ex-coHnlalOel =
chief of the army in the Philippines Major GeH-
eraJ Wood is now in Europe II is expected tnat
Rear Admiral Goodrich will leave Brooklyn to"1.i
the last of August and that he will return ez-S
in October II Is understood that the Navy y
partment wiIHnot name his successor unuI n7A'
winter. contrary TO reports. The date OF us i'-
tirernent Is January = 1909
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
ACTORS TO "Poor, FOR TAFT

Theatrical performers believe they owe some
thing their country. and in numerous cities the
players are already voicing their opinion OF the
Republican nominee for President. but here IN New
York the OF the profession are 10 be
brought together to root for Taft from now un-
til Election Day. The women performers in The
Merry-Cio- Round have organized what they call
the Theatrical Women's Taft Club" and elected
Stella Tracey president. Franklin p. Adams pre-
sided at the meeting yesterday afternoon at the
New Circle Theatre. where the organiza ton WAS
formed Raymond Hitchcock read a paper on
why the Republican Party Should Be Successful
in November"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
NEW LEGAL ADVISER FOR GOVERNOR

Albany. June 26-Governor Hughes to-day 81
noUnced the appointment Of Owen L Pot'ei'
Albany. as counsel to the Governor, 10 sucNe
Edward Sandford. resigned. Mr. Potter was -
in Ithaca on June n 1865. and was graduated .-O-
the Cornell Law school in 1859. He has oesn
identified with state work for several years sn''
1905 he has been connected with the executive G''
parrment
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
4 4musements.

AS-ns-c:rs-s :eo-Paid Full
PI.aNrY' Y'S-2:1s-sIs-Cemle
A TF-- Merry-(so- Round
s-6lNFY lSLAND-Iune Park Bostoeks S'eepieenoee'
iaresnllsn6.
DAILY Pins S.l5-Gtrls.
TIarrN NI-eEE- The World In Wax
II Ar-E Nifching Hour,
n AaSFPSTFTN-S ROOF s:15-Faudeville
EFRaIn soTTARE-2:I5-S:I5-Th Three Twins
rarT,T\ reF s:15-Foliies Of 1eos-
49, ro-SFR- -2I5-s:ls-The Yankee Prince
l.yPIC--e .on-S. .2n-The Wolf e,.t
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARpI,N-ss:s SFIsdr
Sru .NfeTFRDaN- -o:1s-ss15--The Merry WIDOW
\r-xy y0FE-or5-s: -Msry's Lamb.
skxo5-- -2.rs-s:2o-The Servant in the House-
~ wary afg. .lA-The Gay Musican
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

loatb to consign to them anybody VINO - no'
bopelessly unmanageable. The chances are soo'''
then. that hundreds of high splrited young
scamps will be allowed to continue tneir cap.,s'
greatly to the joy of their classmates pu' ..e
e,rroct;op of those natural boys is the one ur-
gent problem of discipllnarIans, and this PLAINLY
calls for local treatment" That is, each large
school should have its own disciplinary depart
ment sov a room or two whittier the obstreper-
ous might be sent without the pomp tha' altehoS
banshnent TO great awful oistan' leioi n
tory. PupiIs should be In such department. On
nrohation and for an indeterminate commitment
The genuinely incorrigbe would finally De sent
to the borough disciplinary school; all the othefs
would return greatly chastened to their ciasses.
In comparison with the value or the increa'eu
efficiency Of teachers thus gained lhe coSs Vi
such system would be trlflng And no nap
nier rompromise between the evils of UNIVERSAL
corporaI punishment and the evils OF maunrn
tenderness has yet been suggested
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
CLEVELAND AND HUGHES.
Prom The Utica Press.

Despite his lack of personal popularity with the
boys who run the machine, Mr.. Cleveland was
the only Democrat of modern times elected Pres-
dent and he successful twice. Ii would ap-
pear that the possession of these traits and char
acerlstics is. after ALL handicap. and that they
describe the fashion of the people like to
put In office Those who say that Governor
Hughes is strong have been maaing their
reckoning and taking their count in the wrong
place. They have been talking with the ward
heelers the bosses big and little and the practical
politicians. If they will talk TO the plain people
they will find to the contrary. just the enemies
of Grover Cleveland found in at least two elections
1t is always we'll enough TO remember, you know
that the plain people do most Of the voting.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Lisbon. June 26.-Queen Amele. widow of King
Carlos. who assassnated last February
Left to-day for Rio de Janeiro. Her majesty
is taking with her the gifts which King Carlos
had intended to present tC President Penna
The governments proposal to a commits
sion with full power to decide whether the ad-
OF money to the royal family We're legal
has aroused intense hostility among the Repubn-
cans, who say 1t is attempt to smother further
Investigation and end the debate in Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
Mr.. TAFT TO VISIT Mr.. ROOT.

Utica n Y. June 26--It IS reported from C.,nton
that in the near future, and following the return
of Secretary Root from, Muldoon's. Secretary Taft
will pay q visit to Mr.. Roots summer home.
College HILL and remain several days. The date
has yet been arranged Mr.. Sherman will also
be a guest at the Root home at the same time.
and it is expected that the work OF the cam
paign will be mapped then.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
AMBASSADOR RIDDLE BETTER

st. Petersburg. June S-John w. Riddle the
American Ambassador to Russia. is making slow
but steady progress toward recovery. Mr. Riddle
has been threatened with an attack OF pneumonia
He entered hospital here June Ii, and IL is
believed that he will be abl, leave the institu
tion in fortnight The doctors probably will
recommend that their patient go abroad TO re-
cuperate.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
New11prk DAILY Gribr,rs.
SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1905.

This newspaper IS oaoned and pnohshed "
Tte T,iburc Association, q hctc lor6 G"
,son; offoe ard principal place OF business I'.O
vne Building, No. 154 Nassau street NeD 3" N'
80. ,r;J,s ,,es;dent: Nathaniel Tuttie. sec
-, n,,5 +-eoeyrer The address of the Off
ce-s IS the Office Of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
NORWICH UNIVERSITY GELS Sion ooo

Northheld VT, June 26-By the will of the late
curtis H. Brainerd, of Cleveland a beauest of
~oo"o Is provided for Norwich University Nc
coiuhH 10 announcement made to-day by Presi-
ueht Charles III. Spooner. of the university Tn.
money Is to be used by the university trustees I'm
such II manner as the best interests of the univer-
will ~ VI 0
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

of water stand near his house when few min
utes with a spade would drain it, because ne
thinks the town the state ought to drain II for
him, deserves to be pestered by mosquitoes Tue
community which neglects to maintain In EN-
cheney the drainage system which the state ere
ated for it deserves to suffer the penalty. There
was much wisdom in the old Jewish rule which
made every man accountable for the street be-
fore his own door, and it might prohtaby be ap
piled to some of our modern problems.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
STATUE OF LAFAYETTE IN PARIS

Paris, June 26.-The bronze statue OF Iafavatta
the gift OF American school children 10 France
was hoisted on its pedestal in the Place du Louvre
this afternoon, in the presence OF Paul Bartlett m
sculptor; Alexander Rever. acting president of the
Lafayette Memorial Commission. and number of
other French sculptors. The ceremony OF urrsf,
ing Will probably be held July T. II will be brief
and Informal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
MR.. wU JOINED BY HIS FAMILY.

Washington. June 2S-Happiness reigns al %
Chinese Legation to-day. the family circle osAs
made complete by the arrival from China OF AiI1
WI. her son and hts wife and granddausnis
The reunited family viii remain in the CITY s'"S
time summer plans having been MADE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Europe are
THE PHILADELPHIA. FOR sOuIHA'iI- sOuI p
Mrs 8 p Fertrou IMr and Mrs Gsors7
Mrs 5 p. Breckenridge. Wetnlore. r,rno+
charles = Sfzu!dlns
Or and Mrs. s II. Knight
THE KROONLAND. FOR ANI"E1F@F-
Mr., and Mrs John W Miss G. y W. " aip Iohn Nsn
Miss Miss Eazafesh RslD5i M,er- MP end Mrs GsOrs'
Massey
THE MIxNEFAEIA FOR LONDON
NJ. L, ,,,a.r+t,,,tt. Herbert F. C;snniscn ,,,.-
19"ta-..i.,J T, T'Stse Mr. and AIRS john \ A"
Mrs Mrs Il ,. F. Dos Fp Psss''' vfITam : washsurn
rtIr rARv,xIA FOR LIVERPOOL
Mr.. Mrs. GeoFse AleSaqsST, n,-s IN I5r5
NJ, S Mr.. rohsr, Bruce Mr. ana Mrs FercivaI -"
Stanley Fargo. erts
THE PATRICIA. FOR HANs"1-S e.
-, ~, Mrs y u, Clsrk MIR and Robert "
Miss Florence NJ. shirt SaCnlstS' .-vs,,
' 1;t,,iSor Mrs z Faher
rttY, CALEDONIA. FOR GLASGOW u
W. . II brown IMr and A. !"
DR. Thomas Chalmers JaIiiesoh, Sf,ha-t u
Mr.. and Mrs l. a HAST NJ, ML. s"N
Mr and Mrs A. r. Hyde. Mr. and Mrs '" =
William McAdoO.
THE BRAsILE. FOR NAPLES. sus
AL, saah NJ ,Iar,cb professor and Mrs. Ausa'
Victor IL HeddeG ts1-,. MT I'S% SSd MS Msvss
-ravsI,ers who arrived Yesterday f>cm s0f''1
were:
THE, CELTIC. FROM LIVERPOOL v~
Mr. and Mrs e. clifton sfr. and Mrs. r. =
Mr.. Robert Irving Jenks Mr.. and Mrs w.
Nrs. Thomas Mcksan. vsr-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
A GIFT FROM w. w. AsroR.

London June @S.-Willam Waldorf Astor has
given $500 assist the British school ar A,h.n.
TO carry on Its excavations in Laconia Greece.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
70 GIVE PARTY FOR WORKING GIRLS

Mrs. James Speyer will give her annual PalI Pyv
the Working Girls Club at the Speyer oOl,.-
place at ScarborOugh-on-th e-HudSon' taiS A''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

OF course refuse cleaners on trfcycles VIII
pick I'D rubbish much more rapidly than tneir
colleagues afoot can. But will not the lnde-
pendent Order of Stevens simply lombard the
pavement vigorously with banana SKINS
and lighter artillery? The city does not need
tricycle. squad nearly so much it needs n
corps of sharpshooters to wing rubbish throw
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail 'o-0S'
Europe are:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Clearing all stray ours from the streets and
administering to them the happy dispatch Will
be a good thing for the animals themselves as
well as for humanity. The former will be freed
from actual and the latter from the menace Of
possible suffering.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

IF New York is to offer candidate Tor vice.
President at Denver, why not take the ihos'
conspicuous and representative Democrat 10"
in active politics. the Hon. Charles F. Murphy! !
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

A Western inventor proposes to insure smoKe-
less combustion in locomotive furnaces by the
injection OF heated air, and 1t is reported that
his apparatus is soon to be tested by the Illinois
Central, the Rock Island and st. Paul roads
The feasibility of preventing the emission OF
smoke by careful stocking has been demonstrated
repeatedly If the object could be at
tanned automatically there would be a better
promise of reform The plan is apparently
worth watching.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Solar ecpses which partial like to-mor-
rows have little attraction for the professional
astronomer That which he cares most to see'
the family luminous and widely spreading en-
velope known the corona. is visible only when
the suns disk is completely concealed On the
other hand, partial eclipses are not devoid OF
popular interest. Inasmuch as the one an
nounced for tomorrow occurs at convenient
hour-between 10 o'clock and 1 o'clock-it VIII
probably receive due attention If the weather
continues favorable. Persons who stay away
from church to observe it double their con-
tributiOns a week later.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

The announcement June Bug flies welF re-
Iates to an aeronautic experiment. AS state
ment of fact In entomology it would be correct
but superfluous
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne have opened their
house at Bernardsvilie. n. J., for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Another out-of-town wedding TO-DAY WIN
-. ,,,a po..u 1yordwelI daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
uenrv Lansing Wardwell. and the Rev. Aheyi"
Carleton Howell 1t will take place In 81 Mais
Church, Springfield Centre. near Richheid sprihe''
~ Y, and after the ceremony there VIII DC a 70
ception at Pinehurst. the country pi@oe Vi VT
BRIDES parents, at Springfield Centre