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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
FITTING FINALE FOR FLEET
SYDNEY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN
LIVING TABLEAUx.
Evolutions Evoke Storms OF Ap-
plause-8,O 900 Form Huge Shield
of Old Glory and British Colors.

SYDNEY, August 26-The American
battleship fleet is to leave here tomorrow
for Melbourne. and today saw the last
of the entertainments that have kept the
people of Sydney busy and happy for the
past week. The public school demonstra-
ton took up a part of the morning and
afternoon and in the afternoon Admiral
Sir Harry Rawson, the Governor of New
South Wales, gave a brilliant garden
party to a large number of guests, In.
Guiding Admiral Sperry and the senior
officers of the fleet.
AT noon today the government gave a
luncheon to the visiting and local jour
nalists at which Admiral Sperry also was
guest. The admiral made a brief ad
dress and received an ovation. Nothing
could have been more gracious or accept
able than the welcome given his fleet by
the people of Sydney, he said. and moth
ing could be more significant of the con-
tinued relations. based on common po-
1t1cal aspirations. of the American people
and the people of Australia. The adj
miral prophesed many generations OF
concord.
The published reports of the welcome to
the fleet and everything done to enter
tain visitors were beyond praise. he said
and he was personally indebted for the
expressed by himself. The healths of the
American journalists were drunk with
enthusiasm.
10000 Witness Evolutions.
The public schools demonstration was
great success. The weather was bright
and warm. Forty thouand persons, in
Guiding Lord Northcote. Governor General
Of Australia, and Lady Northcote. Sir
Harry Rawson and his wife. many Off
GERS and men from the fleet and a large
proportion of the people of Sydney,
gathered at the cricket ground and wit
messed the evolutiOns of the school chill
dren. The spectacle was exceedingly
pretty.
Eight thousand children, in varicolored
dresses, participated in living tableaux,
which represented, among other things,
the words. Hail, Columbia in living
columns. The children, in dresses Civ
ing the proper colors, formed a huge
shield of the flags of the United States
and Australia intertwined and this evo-
luton evoked storms of applause The
American national anthem was sung by
a large chorus, and there was also may
pole dancing, flag and club drills and
marches.
At the stadium this afternoon Bauer
defeated Frederick for the featherweight
championship of the fleet The stake
Won by Tommy Burns in his fight with
Bill Squires last Monday was paid to-
day.
The Hon. T. Bent, premier of Victoria,
has sent telegram to Admiral Sperry
assuring him of the whole-hearted well
visitors at Melbourne, where the fleet is
due August %. Melbourne is busy with
preparations suitably to receive the Wis
itors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
WANT MORE EVIDENCE.
Case Of Charles A. Carpenter Post
poned in Police Court.

The case of Charles A. Carpenter. who
was recently arrested by Detectives Par
ham and O'Brien of the central office.
charged with false pretenses, was in
definitely continued this morning at the
Police Court, at the instance Of counsel
for the prosecution. in order that other
likely charges may be investigated by the
authorities.
At the present time the defendant is ac-
cused Of passing worthless checks on
various dates in the past month or more
in amount ranging from 81 to So on the
following: John D. Schmeale. 100 LIST
street; II. L. Slater. North Capitol and
Randolph streets: Cherry Moran & Co
and A. J. Bradley. North Capitol and r
streets. 1t is stated by the detectives who
made the arrest that Carpenter has con-
fessed to passing the four checks men,
toned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
William Casey's Funeral.

The funeral of William Casey, who
died suddenly Saturday evening while on
his way to his place of employment at
the Ebbitt House, took place this morn
ing from his late home, 466 I street
southwest. His brother. Michael Casey.
who was ON an outing with Justice Wright
and a party of friends, reached home
this morning in time to attend the funeral
Many friends of the family of the deceas-
ed attended the services at st. Dominic s
Church and accompanied the remains to
Mount Olivet cemetery, where the in
terment took place. The pallbearers
were William Wright, Joseph Dunn.
George w. Kreis. James Hartney. Daniel
Donohoe. Joseph Heffner and Edward
Bland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
BAKER REPLIES TO CRITICS
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ON RE-
VERSAL OF S. o. FINE.
Says It Was Not Parent Concern on
Trial, But Weak Offspring Of
the Company.

CHICAGO, August GA dispatch to
the Tribune from Goshen, Ind. says:
Judge Francis <. Baker Of the United
States circuit court of appeals. which re-
versed the decision OF Judge Lands fin
ing the Standard Oil Company SO. COCOON.
replied yesterday to the critics OF his
court.
I'm the first place." he said, 'ft was
not the Standard Oil Company incorpo-
rated under the laws Of the state OF New
Jersey, the parent concern. that was on
trial. but the Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana, an offspring undoubtedly. but a
much smaller and weaker organization.
But when it came to pass judgment
it was on the offenses Of the parent COM
pany that the Indiana offspring was
found guilty. and IL was in accordance
with the property and revenues of the
parent company that the fine OF the off,
spring was gagged.
Big Concern Should Have Been In
dicted.
IF 1t was the desire and purpose Of
the court to punish the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey that concern should
have been indicted, either jointly or sep
arately. and have been brought into
court.
Every corporation has exactly the
same rights as an individual. no more,
no less. The parent company is. OF
course. more or less responsible for the
acts of the Indiana company. The people
will sooner or later realize that the
courts are not swayed by any other in
fluence than law and precedent. What
any one man may say In regard to the
decision of i court counts for no more
than his opinion. All 1 know in reality
about the case is that a common thing
has occurred-a motion for a rehearing
has been fled
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BABY TO SWIM IN RACE.
Three Girl Will Contest al
Lake Elizabeth.

P1TTSBURG. Pa. August 26.-Among
the swimmers who will contest in the
swimming races in Lake Elizabeth, in
West Park, North Side, next Saturday
will be little Dorothy Swan Wilkins. aged
three years. granddaughter Of Robert
Swan. a river man residing at the foot of
Franklin street, North Side.
The child has shown a fondness for the
river. and during the summer has at
tracted much attention when bathing at
the swimming pool at the foot of Frank
lin street. Although she is only three
years old she can swim for a consider
able distance.
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coNsrABLEs STOP STRIKERS.
Another Vicious Attack on c. p.
Strikebreakers

MONTREAL, August 26.-Another at
tack was made upon the Canadian Pacific
train carrying strikebreakers from the
Angus shops last evening, but it was not
nearly so serious as that Of the previous
evening. the presence of strong force Of
special constables having a good effect.
Warrants were issued later for the ar
rest Of five men who are alleged to have
been concerned in the attack on the train
Monday evening.
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German Golfers Crew Mutinied.

BREST, August 26.-The crew of the
German collier. Tomcorpi, from Emden
for Algiers. mutinied while the collier
was in the channel and raked out the
fires. anchoring for the night on Con-
quet. They forced the pilot to put into
Brest. The reasons for the mutiny are
not known, but the German consul board
ed the collier to make an Investigation.
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CANNON CoNFERs.
The Speaker and Hepburn See Rep
resentative McKinlev.

NEW YORK. August 26.-Speaker Can.
non was In town yesterday. He did no
talking. With Representative Hepburn OF
Iowa. who is chairman of the committee
on interstate and foreign commerce in
the House Of Representatives, he visited
the congressional campaign committee s
headquarters in the st. James building.
There they had long conference with
Representative William B. Mckinley of
Illinois, who Is chairman Of that body.
1t was said by politicians, however, that
no two men in the House of Representa-
tives would be better able to prove to
Wall street and to manufacturers the de-
STABILITY Of contributing to the repub-
lican campaign fund than Speaker Cannon
and Representative Hepburn.
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Arrested for Murder Last Year.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. August 8.-Sam
Sellers, colored. was arrested here this
evening on a charge Of having murdered
a waiter while in the employ Of the
Pennsylvania railroad last June. Sellers
was found working in a local restaurant
and was taken east by Philadelphia
detective last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
Navy Yard Man Fined.

Harry F. Ward. who has been employed
at the navy yard for some time past. was
adjudged guilty Of assaulting Harry De
Laum, a foreman employed at the same
place this morning before Judge Kimball
Of the Police Court and fined So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
Three Killed by C. p. Train.

WINNIPEG. August 26.-Alex. Milton.
paymaster of the eastern section of the
double tracking operations on the Ca
madam Pacific railway. and his two as
sistants, were killed by a train sixty-five
miles east of Kenora-
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(Signed) j. DE ]. PAUL.''
De Reus Confers With Van Swim
deren.

NJ. De Reus. the minister of the Meth
erlands to Venezuela, who was expelled
from that republic last month by Presi-
dent Castro. had long conference this
morning regarding Venezuelan affairs
with NJ. Van Swinderen. minister of for
eign affairs
In subsequent interview with the rep
resentatiVe of the Associated Press NJ
De Reus characterized as pure inven-
ton the assertion that Holland, with
the support of the United States. had
lent her countenance to revolutionary
schemes in Venezuela. He declared that
his expulsion from Venezuela need not
necessarily be considered an mira ction of
international law.
The relations between Holland and
Venezuela, NJ De Reus said, already were
strained before the indiscreet publication
Of confidential letter he wrote to the
Hou'en Trouw Society in Amsterdam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-26
Secretary Metcalf Back Here Sept.

Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf. who has
been in California throughout the sum-
mer has notified Acting Secretary New
berry that he will leave Oakland, Cal,
the 2Sth instant and will be in Washing
ton September 1.
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sirer impossible ct vivre scion
ses moyens, 6viter de SO dire entire
6poux des choees d6plaisantes on
blessantes, etre tcujours affables
Pun envers Pautre ct s'entr 'aider
dams les petits tracas de la vie, go
respecter mutuellement, sont au-
tant de petits secrets qul assurent
]e bon accord dams le menage.
Mals quand Phomme ct la fem!
me s'adressent q tous propos de
vifs reproches ct cherchent q tirer
partl de toutes les occasions pour
s'injurier, que Pon veut toujours
faire le contraire de ce que Pautre
desire, adieu le bonheur ct les joies
de m6nage.
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6clat qui rendaient les Romans

6clat qui rendaient les Romans
friands de les connaftre par lui.
Mais Ia Oh Mgr Matthew 6tait
plus attrayant encore, c'etait chez
lui, dams les salons du palajs quill
habitat, pres de p6glise Saint
Andre. ou, q Anzio, dams la villa
Oh il conviait ses amis, ct Oh il leur
offrait le the sur la terrasse, au
bord de la mer.
La. entire deux parties de bridge
il SO livralt, avec ses h0tes, a une
v6ritable escrime d'esprit ct de
courtolsle, ct quiconque etait passe
par So maison, ne pouvait en- sor-
tir qua jamais conquis ct s6duit.
Tous les Fra, Gals qui pal salent a
Rome ct qui lui demandaient uue
audience etalent surpris de voirque
laudlence sc transformalt tout de
suite en- causerie familiere, ct les
soir6es intimes du carci, al Ma
thleu 6taient recherch6es CONNIE
de petites fetes don't sa grace elsa
verve constituaient l'inceseant feu
d'artifice.
II aimait partlculierement les
journal1stes, chose tel!ement origi-
male de la part dun cardinal, ,qu'el-
le conetituait dams lentourage du
Vatican, une mani6re de scanda-
le.
-Au fond, nous d1salt-il, ne
suis-je pas un peu de la pa,tle?
Et le fait est que Mgr Matthew,
sill cut voulu ou pu sen donner la
peine, cut 6t6 un reporteur ct un
chroniquaur de premier ordre; un
reporter q la faeon de st Simon,
un chroniqueur a la maniere de
Chamfort ou de kivarol.
Une fois meme, IL 6crivlt dams
la "Revue d Deux Mondes" un
reportage qui resiera une page
immortelIe: le r6cit d6taiil6 ct vi
want de la mort de Leon XIII ct
du conclave de 1908. C'est rapide,
fort, celia marche, celia Wit. celia va
dun seul bond vers le d6noue-
ment, ct les portraits qu1 y sont
dessin6s restent ineffaeables COM
me des lgnes creusees dams lie
marbre.
C'est pourquoi Mgr Matthew SO
complaieait dams la soci6t6 de ceux
quill appelait en- RANT ices brl-
ganas de ]ournalistes''
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L'emigration AI|emande

On Went de publ1er les chiffres
de l'6migration par Breme ct Ham
bourg pendant le mois de septem-
bre dernier. lis accusent une forte
augmentation du movement ve1s
pAmerique par RAPPORT
aux mois pr6c6dents de 1908.
C'est airsi que le nombre des 6mi-
migrants passes par Hamburg a
etc de 9,7l7 en- septembre, au lieu
de 1909 en- aodt. De meme, le
nombre des voyageurs d'entrepont
ayant prs la vote de Breme 6t6
de 1888 er septembre, au lieu de
5,999 en- acnt. LIE nomhre total des
6migrants par Breme ct Hambourg
done etc de l6,945 en- septembre,
au lieu de 13,908 en- &C ut soft upe
augmentation de 3 037.
Pour les neufs premlers mois de
1908, la dimirution du nombre to-
tai des emig1ants par Breme ct
Hamburg, par rapport q la meme
p6riode de 1907, est de232, 76l per-
sonhes. lie prix du passage pour
lAm6rique 6tant de l29 mares
par 6migrapt, il resulte des chif'
fres pr6c6dents que les deux grar-
des compagnies aIsemandes epre-
gistrent deJa Iour lexercice en-
cours, par rapport q la meme pc
riode de 1907, une moins- value de
plus de 80 millions de mares dams
leurs recettes, du seul fait des
passengers d'entrepont a destina-
ton du nouveau monde.
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accept6 par la c]asse ouvri4re ct
par les gems d'affsires,ii est cou.
sid6r6 par la bonne soci6t6 cana.
''dienne, non settlement CONNIE
''l'indice dune mauvaise 6duca.
''tion, mais encore CONNIE une sor.
'te d'apostasie rationale" /"
Des pages CONNIE celle-ci lie
prouvent bien:
"Je prie lie lecteur Granger de
'ne pas t ouver a redjre 81 nous
| ''employons le mot "char" pour de-
''signer CO qu'on appelle en- Fran
see un wagon ou supplement
tune "voiture''. Ce dernier terme
ga une Specification trop g6n6rale;
"quand au mot wagon, nous men
"voulons pas, rarce que nous SOM
ines dams la lutte pour la vie ma.
''tionale, ct que, 81 nous consentons
"a introduire d6lib6rement des
''mots anglais dams notre langue
''la batallle que nous livrons cha
"que jour pour la conservation du
"doux parler de France sera
'tbientot perdue. II ny pas long
"temps que nous avons CONSENT q
"dire trail" pour "lisse"; nous ne
"dirons ]amais lie sleeping car
"pour le "chardortoire" ct nous
"pr6f6rerions nous faire casser le
"cou plutot que de demander au
"m6canicien de"stopper la locomo-
tive,
II convient de rester sur cette
pensee h6roique. II y auralt encore
beaucoup q dire sur les termes en-
ploy6s par les Canadiens Francais,
ct sur leur prononclatjon. Ce serait
Ia lie su]et dune piquante 6tude.
Rechercher dams le parler cana
dien, ce qui Went de la vieille
France, le degager de CO qui est
d1 a Influence anglaise, ct des
quelques "algonquinismes" en-
prunt6s q la langue des premiers
lndigenes, CO serait, me semble-:.
il, une philologle pleine d'actuali-
t6 ct d'attrait.
Contentons-nous aujourd'hul
dadmirer l'effort victorieux qui a
conserve q nos frAres d'Am6rique
la langue de nos aieux ct la n6tre:
PIERRE GOURDON
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lie BOnheur du menage

Est-il un spectacle plus char
mant que celui dun m6nage vrai.
ment heureux, Oh jamals un nuage
vient troubIer la f6l1cit6 commune
ct Oh les deux 6poux robustes ct
forts, parcourent gaillardement le
chemin de la vie, sans laisser les
ronces de la route arracher la
moindre br1be de leur constante
, tranqullit6.
lis n n'ont qu'une meme pensee ct
Qu'un meme cmur: entire eux, c'est
une emulation charmante pour sa-
tisfaire leurs d6sirs r6ciproques,
pour aller audevant de tout ce qul
peut plaire q Fun ct d pautre.
Ce ne sont que pr6venances ct
attentions d6licates de part ct d'au-
tire.
La femme ch6rit son int6rieur
ct s'applique a lie rendre aussi agr6-
able que possible a son mari. lou
jours prete ct habile dams sa mai
son, ellie l'6gaye de son joyeux ba-
bill, de ses chants ct de sa belle
humeur.
Ellie SO falt belle pour recevolr
son seigneur ct ma1tre; ellie va au-
devant de lui frafche, eDjouee pour
lie recevoir a son retour du travail
quotidien, ellie efface dun baiser
les soucis du jour, c'est le rayon
de solell qui traverse pexlstence
du travaillleur.
| VOLTA le parfait bonheur ct il
devrait toujours durer, rien ne de.
vrait jamais ternir ces peaux iours
ensoleill6s, 6carter ces deux etres
ST bien felt pour boire ensemble q
la coupe d6licieuse du bonheur.
Ce 6onheur tient parfois q de
bien petites chooses ct il ne tent
qua un caprice de phomme ou de
! la femme pour le gate1. La for'u-
ne ct IalsaDce ne contribuent pas
toujours q l'entretenir ct c'est SOU
vent dams les m6nages pauvres
qu'o le rencontre. Savoir se con-
tenter de CO que l'on q, ne pas de-
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FEU! fEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC e
avec un des n6tre? Soft contre le
Feu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ou
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
diem Francais repr6sentant les
Meilleures Compagnies de la vile.
Telephone, Z. s. 1882.
>. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Central
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Les NOuvelIes

CE QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRA1ENT FAI-
RE FACILEMENT
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RE FACILEMENT
Tel que nous Pavons dit plusieurs
reprlses PEcHo DE L'OUEsT Sc fait tou-
jours un plaisir de publier toute nouvel-
le depuis la plus minime jusqu'a Ia plus
importante. Nous prions done nos abon-
n6s ainsi que le public en- general de
nous faire parvenir ce qu'on almerait s
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une vile de l'6tendue de Mime
apolis il est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque famllle, mails
ceux qui auraient un compte-rendu d'u.
ne fete quelconque, DUN parti de surpri-
SO, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonie
nuptiale, DUN dec6s, ou ceux qui aime.
raient annoncer le depart ou la visite
dun parent ou dun ami, etc., peuvent
nous fare parvenir ces nouvellea.a Pc
CHo DE L'OUEsT se fera toujours un plai-
sir de le publier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou.
velles soft en- les apportant directement
notre bureau 3O5 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant on On nous envoyant
par la MALE
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Mot d'enfant.
Toto pioche son historic, qui lui
want a chaque instant des pensums
ct des retenues.
Tout q coup, dune voix sourde,
avec un hochement de t6te:
-Je comprends bien mainte-
nant, soupire-t-il, pourquoi on dit
que les peuples heureux mont pas
d'histoire!
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ne, nous donnait beaucoup dim
quiktudes, tant ellie etait delicate
ct fable. Ayant entendu parler
de ce TONGUE ct de letonnante
rapidit& avec 1aquelle il agit, me-
me chez les constitutions les plus
dklicates, nous 1ui en- avons dome.
"Nous sommes heureux aujour-
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ame1ioration dams la sante de no.
tire enfant. Ellie est beaucoup plus
forte ct a un app@tit qu'elle ma
iamais eu. Chaque jour nous la
voyons plus vigoureuse, mieux
portante."
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