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New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
SAYS SUFFERING ON EAST SIDE GROWS
r. Fulton Cutting Sees No Prospect of I'm


r Fulton Cutting, president Of the Association
for Improving the Condition OF the Poor. said yes
terday that he believed Dr. Frank Warne, of the
University Settlement described the conditions Of
the East Side accurately when he said that much
distress existed there. Mr.. Cutting said that his
association is now aiding nearly twenty thousand
adults and children. unprecedented number for
this time OF year.
startling the public with dramatic stories. Pub
Hcity agEravates the situation and complicates the
work OF relief"
Mr. Cutting said that he could prospects
Of Improvement In the situation. The association
has experienced much difficulty in obtaining en-
ployrnent for its dependents.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
4 SOCIAL EXECUTION.

Iris as. Lord Derby was fine specimen Of The
1cgiiEh grand seiEneur. and was one % the most
''ae-vstlve forces in English society. dascounte-
l-aclng much ~ thst modern freedom and care
tssness - manner which verges on vulgaritE
0as O rhe things for instance. which he would
M tolerate p-ae the practice so common in Lon
oor r youuE men in society attending entertain
1'=nts u which they had received no invitatiof-S
Aao on one memorable occasion. when Lady Derby
"a giving bal for the present King and queen
{ thst tine Prince and Princess Of Wales, at
oioy House his great town mansion in St
'snesg Square and he caught sight among the
sS.sts o. young pee tnow visiting this country
non he knew 20 have forfeited his place on Lady
e-9ys visiting ist. he walked up 70 his brother
az snd demanded his immediate withdrawal un-
s' pain Of being elected by the servants in case
= refusal roundy rating him for his insolence IN
.ent0ring 10 appear when be had not been invited
ne Young 1otIeTnan had no course but 10 Vanlsh
'aout DELAY. Lord Derby denouncing as lie MS
a7e hat ne had been brought on by some triehds,
-'Se names lie was unable 10 mention NOT qua
- peer thus socially executed mend matters IN
'g way by subsequently declaring that lac mad
tone 70 LORD Dersys house without invitation on a
hs2.r
AhoSsley Is stated 70 have suggested TO Thack-
: tne Castle of Carabas. and is surroundeo py
isreest private park in England, which In turn
shcircied by lofty wall, pierced by no fewer
- dezea lodge gates The mansion Itself a huee
1elag. cannot be said possess any architect
beauties. II is mentioned I'm the DoomsdaF
= - and the FIRST Lord Derby is responsible for
i ADDITION of me TWO towers, as well as for the
s0hng q its accommodations, in order 10 en-
-. nm 10 entertain his son-in-law, King Henry
- Each other earl has added To H. the tenth
- being accountable for the great balustrsded
I Of rcd brick The new Lord Derby Is mar
~ % Lady Alice Montagu, a sister OF the la'e e
i s Of Manchester and daughter therefore "i
= Ao~ Widowed duchess. and has a girl ana t"p
Re eaao-
V. viii become Lord Stanley He has held office
- estnnasssr General and an aide-oe-canip 10
a. tsther when the latter was Governor Gehe' 81
aaaa4 GARQUIsE DE FoSTENof.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
BEST EQUIPPED FOR THE OFFICE.
TF<v Telegraph To The Tribune

BY Telegraph To The Tribune
Chicago, June 1s.-"The Chicago Tribune will
say editorially tomorrow:
The Republican National Convention responsive
m the will of the Republican party and to the
hest opinion of the country. has selected can
6idate for the Presidency the man best equipped
for the office. It has selected man of action
acter qualify him 10 enter upon the duties of the
presidency few, If any, of his predecessors were
qualified. , . ,z
.+raisbt and red blooded. His sympathetic
spouse to the peoples needs and aspira tions will
ba rnfailing He has been with them
,pronahout his public life. His effective seconding
of the Presidents main policies has been misin-
tarnreted as mere compliance II was, and IS, an
tndenendent political insight into the needs of the
times and It is proof OF his fitness 10 carry on
uork In which he has freely and fully shared.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
THE GUIDING HAND OF DESTINY"
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
=, ,-.o 1e ..ETha Cincinnati Eno,1fre

Ify Ieegrapn
Cincinnati. June 1S.-"The Cincinnati Enquirer
viii say tomorrow. editoriaiiy:
From the day William H. Taft assumed the duties
6orernor of the Philippine Islands the current
% % aysnts and the guiding hand of destiny have
% 80 hearing him steadily on TO the happy ana
bttl ,a,",re ronsIimmation OF yesterday. His ap-
husp.,onI husp., as Governor took him out OF career
ppbich he had adorned and when gave nun nc hoh1t I
artisi aDie Judge but which would never have
iilih lin to manifest the executive ability, the
eIaDlt capacity. the power to originate and
admins adi.sta wise policies of government and the
enectua'SS .ac,fuIness in dealing with men. which
fofce al ni Sbowed himself 10 possess and which have
ne e. his nomination.
1t et %ehe Hbere from boyhood his life has been
his Dir - and where he commands universal
an open pr.snect those high qualities and gener-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

LBy Telegraph to The Tribune-l

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune-l
baltimore June 1S.-In signed editorial by Cen
eral Felix Agnus. publisher and delesate-at-arge
70 the convention, The American tomorrow will
say:
Taft's superb vote the finest possible lndorse-
nent Of his fitness the leader in this campaign
He frI6s every requirement Of the ideal candidate
He is a platform in himself. His character is flaw
lees his record is long succession of brilliant
serI,,icae He has the confidence of the American
people and they will elect him by an overwhelming
,na fority to which Maryland Will contribute all
OF her eight electoral votes.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
CAPACITY FOR GREATEST OFFICE.
from The New York Press,

From The New York Press
William Howard Taft is the Republican nomi-
nee for President, and can doubt ms
capacity administer the greatest Office in the
world as 1t should be administered His long pub
lie service. his experience In the most important
affairs, his character, ought to be warrant unde-
niatle that he would. If the successor of Theodore
Roosevelt in the White House. fill the Chief Mags-
tracy of the nation to the benefit of the American
people and 20 the honor of the Republic.
The education training and experience OF Mt
Taft have been undergone under conditions tnat
are almost ideal for the development and exercise
of such qualities as are required for the best pos
sibe fulfflment of the duties of the President OF
the United States. He presents himself at the
portal of the White House a ripe, glowing product
Of our choicest institutions and most cherished
r,leS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
PRATT GRADUATES 42s STUDENTS

Pratt Institute. Brooklyn graduated 423 students
last night The commencement exercises were held
in the Emmanuel Baptist Church, in Lafayette
avenue near the institute. The graduates con-
sisted Of both young md young who
had taken courses in the six departments of the
school The Rev. J. c. Jones. rector of St. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Church in Classon avenue
offered prayer. and the address to the students
was delivered by T. Cummerford Martin editor of
THE Electrical World" The diplomas dis
tributed by Charles NJ. Pratt, president of the
board of trustees
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
coFs ASHORE IN THE ST LAWRENCE
The Steamer Arundel, with 206 Passengers
ALL Landed Safely.
JBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Thousand Island Park, N Y. June 18-The pas
ssenre7 steamer Arundel went hard ashore on a
,,ocl,, ledge AT o'clock this morning about
mile below here. There were % passengers oii
rs The ST Lawrence is very high. and a
-, mas covered by the water. This was Captain
nrsnos first trip in command. The weather was
e. and the passengers were taken on at noon
"a cent on by the company. The Arundeh was
running at full speed when she went on ,he
,-g A tug came forty miles and moved her
= O., apd in so doing made the holes in her
- There is five feet Of water in her hold.
nd A. is still rising. The Arundel has been turned
l,o- ~ the underwriters, who VIII use lighters To-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
CAN EASILY DEFEAT BRYAN.

From The New York World.
William H. Taft is the next, President of the
United States-provided the Democratic Nat1onal
Convention nominates NilisIn j. Bryan
The very people he IMr. Bryant appeals to-the
men out OF work-wiIl discover, when the campaign
develops the common sense reason of the business
situation and the fact that it is for their interest
to vote for a renewal of prosperity for re-employ-
ment for better wages for steady jobs-all depend
ing on peace confidence and credit not on more
denunciation and class hatred
The plain question, then. is this; If hard times
becomes still harder before Election Day who to
the man out OF work will seem the more likely
10 secure the return OF good times?
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR Mr.. TAFT.

From the Providence Journal
The country as a whole will undoubtedly wei
come the nomination of Mr.. Taft 1t cannot pe
said of him that he is unknown or untrled
man Few will question his capacity to I'LL the
ayaIted office to which his party hopes to elect
him Being human and fallible. he will, II he be
elected make mistakes. but they will not be the
mistakes of ignorance inexperience-
The charge that he is mere alter ego OF MI
Roosevelt will doubtless be echoed and re-ecnoed
during rhe coming campaign. That the two men
are in substantial agreement upon the leading
issues of the day is undeniably the case AT the
same time those who know him best feel that Mr..
Tart is very different man from Mr.. Roosevelt,
and that once he Is freed from the obligations which
hind member of the Cabinet his own personality
will have ampler play Certainly Mr.. Taft has a
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
PEACE AND PROSPERITY.

From The New York Globe
The election Of Taft means peace and prosperity
1t that the job will again begin to seek me me
man instead Of the man the job 1t means an end
of harmful wrenglng and fair chance for or
derly progress to make headway: 1t means the
Dreserva ton of all the good that is in the Roose-
veit administration and the elimination of that
which is bad 1t is not strange, therefore, that
as Roosevelt and anti-R Roosevelt Republicans sup
ported Secretary Taft before his nomination. so
now every faction of the party each finding a6url-
dant reason for sympathy, is ready to salute hi1n
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
urw PLAY OPENS IN ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic CITY. y. J.. June b-'Ihe Mimic
- :, = new musical review, primarily designed
g., = Kew York summer attraction was produced
-oi 50, time AT the Apollo Theatre here to-
Ioi nv - ,orx of the play concerns the search
nlsI. ~ Merry widow" and her second husband
OF ' ,,ive home in Marsonia. which, when
n,. stscovered, turns out 10 harbor the paiauai
Uniting establishment OF Jack "i'ehihhout'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
SOME COMMENTS FROM LONDON.

London, June 19.-The news or secretary 1dI'
nomination for the Presidency was too late Ioi
editorial comment in the morning papers with the
execution of The Times" which says;
1t is the greatest and most striking or an an
RooseveIts many victories: BY the unnlncninIS{ unI{
evertion of his personal will President Roosevelt
5efea ted the undoubted will of the RepuollcaITl
party. and. what is hardly less certain the i VII
of the American people. He has chosen 10 sacIl-
fee his personal ambition to his sense OF GUY GUY
as a citizen It is a noble act OF self-aonesatIoI
worthy of the first magistrate of people preu
in respect for the law and in venerat1on TOT ltS
spirit.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Married.
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IoRD-LEsTER-On Tuesday. June l6, 1905 at , tae
ChapaI Cf Collegiate Institute, frooRlyh
Y By the Lyman Abbott, D. D. Amy.
daurhter OF Mrs David Brainerd Lester. u chester
Bradford Lord of Dedham. Mass.
sANGER-cROCKER-E Barton. daughter OF M M.
and Mrs Charles T Crocker. TO Walter prentice,
son OF General Mrs Joseph II Sanger. At Christ
Church. Fltchburg. Mass, June II
sEARIJRY-MARSH-O June IS 1905. the church ot
Rev. Henry MCttet' - u.
Gertrude Ellison seabury Francis Brown Marsh OF
New York City
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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THE INJUNCTION PLANK.

From The New York Evening Mall
So far as there has been a grievance among
vorkingmen to the use of injunctions; IL is que
to a few Isolated cases According to the hgures
of the labor chiefs they comprise only score t IN
ali covering a number of years about whlch there
has been any question. The plan proposed by tne
Republican party will take care OF THESE excep-
+ional cases II is not great radical change,
but 1t Is responsive to whatever substance tfiere
ia in he auti-in junction ferment.
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rangements have been made TO keep the DAILY ana
sTSDAY TRIBUNE file in the reading rooms OF tss
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IBy Telegraph The Tribune
ST Louis June 1s-"The Globe Democrat" vii

ST. Louis June 1s.-"The Globe-Democrat" VIII
say editorially tomorrow:
For weeks past Mr.. Taft's nomination has been
seen to be inevitable. He will receive the entire
support of every member of the party If the sec
ond member OF the ticket should prove to be
worthy OF association with the head of the ticket
the outlook for the Republicans will be bright.
The platform will be acceptable to the party: BY
refusing TO break with the Republican party Ola
creed of equal rights for all and special priyl-
ieges for none the Republican convention Of l9oS
precipitated as sharp division the injunction
and boycott issue between the Republican party
and Democracy was precipitated by the goid
plank adopted by the Republicans In 1895. Ihat
clause which says Injunction should be issued
without notice except where trreparable INJURY
would result from delay leaves the procedure just
1-I1ere is nov.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

GUS manly traits which SO amply nt him Tor the
arduous task before him.
Virginia has long been called the Motner Gf
p,esidents Five have sprung from her SOIL, II
Mr. Taft takes his seat at Washington he Will pc
the seventh born In the State of Ohio, ana the
nroud title must pass from mother to daughter
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Highest temperature YESTERDAY IA degrees lowest CD
"a average corresponding last thirty three
years ,
fair south winds
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
CONNECTS QUITO WITH THE SEA.
Last Spike Driven in Big Ecuadorian
Railroad

cusvaouil. June 18-The railroad connecting
cuavaouil the principal port Of Ecuador. with
Quito the capital Of the republic. is completed,
and the event was celebrated here to-day with
great enthusiasm. Seforta America Alfaro, daush-
Ter Of the President Of the republic was selected
for the honor driving the last nail in the last
vail that links the seaport with the inland capital
This nail was of solid gold
The ceremonies brought together a large gather
ing Of officials and other persons prominent In
F,cusdor Among those present were the President
., the republic members Of the Cabinet. a large
contingent Of American and Panaman visitors
g., The ,sthnus and the ministers Of Chilli and
C,lor,b;a The first train will be run over the line
an June 25 on which occasion there viii be q
sarses of festivities throughout the republic
rhs railroad referred to traverses the Andes, and
4, i,s construction a number Of engineering diff
u1t;es have been overcome. Quito is about three
t,,,dred miles inland. and the completion Of this
- ,,rovys open a large area that is one Of the
richest agriculturally, in South America work on
- road has been carried spasmodically for
a,,eraI wears by the government of Ecuador and
,-.rious foreign interests More than dozen con-
.acts were entered into and ended in failure ana
,ba line owes its completion TO Americans
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Married.

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ard D. White. OF New York City
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Dickinson Of Chicago. 10 Edward McKfnstry Whit
Ing. Of New York
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofirfsl Record and Forecast.-Wa ashtngton. June Is
The present distribution Of high the
Atlantic and low the interior west has
suited in decided in temperature in the lake region
and the valleys. and temperatures tonight
considerably the seasonal interior
districts east of the Mississippi River South
west In the Northwest It is somewhat cooler There
have been showers the upper Mississippi Valley
westward except in Nevada and California Vir-
sinia Western Virginia and the south Atlantic states
Else where the weather generally fair.
departing for European ports will light
To fresh south winds with fair
Grand Banks.
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Forecast for Special LocaIities-For the District

Forecast for Special IocaIItIesFor the Dstrict of
Columbia fair to-day: Saturday. fair and
warmer: light south winds
Delaware fair to-day: Saturday. fair and warmer
ltyht to southeast to south winds.
Fer New Jersey fair to-day; warmer IN western por-
tion; Saturday fair and light TO fresh south
south winds.
For Fa stern Pennsylvania. fair and to-day:
SATURDAY light fresh south winds
For Eastern York fair to-day; warmer In eastern
and southern portions saturday fair and fresh
winds
E1r Western Pennsylvania and Western York. fair
cooler Saturday Saturday night.
fr.sh 70 brisk southwest winds.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANZ E CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 25d ST Chap-lA
Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-21

81 part Of the worlds supply y
I'll IS imbedded in the Ap )all 'iian
ci:aln Of mountains, rea 'l'hg from
p .nsylvanla to Alabama; and re
United States therefore, is re
w,1ld's principal dependence fog
cal
IN the second place, We nave fail
ed accurately to gauge the sonstant-
ly increasing demands WIN are
made upon the coal deposits of this
country by the great manufactur-
ing industries.
Consequently the problem to be
solved is: How can the coal re-
sources OF this country be conserv-
ed?
In the consumption Of coal there
is no doubt great waste and reckless
extravaganza; and UNI ess the brakes
are speedily appl ed it will take
nothing short of a miracle of divine
providence 20 save us from the dis
astrous consequences.
DR.. Glenn is not an alarmist. He
is a student of laborious research
and of thorough scholarsh p, who
bas specialized for years in the ge-
illogical realm of investigation; and
what he says upon this vital ques-
ton Of economies s calculated to
arouse serious thought