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EDUCATION BINDING TIE
Nr. Roosevelt Urges Closer ReEa-
ti0Rs 1cith Latin america.

Philadelphia, Jan. President Roosevelt's in
-sTest in matters relating TO Latin America is
clearly shown in q letter written by him 10 DR. L.
: Rowe. of the University Of Pennsylvania which
the latter made public tonight DR.. Rowe recently
completed tour Of year and half in South
America during which he investigated economic,
social and political conditions all the countries
sis weeks the President has discussed with Dr..
Rove the results Of his tour.
Plans for the cultivation Of closer relations be-
tween the Latin-AreTican countries and the United
States which were discussed with the President
VIII be presented by Dr. Rowe in address TO be
delivered next Thursday before the annual meeting
the Association Of American Universities at the
University Of Michigan. The Presidents letter is
as follows
December 81. 1897.
Ny Dear Dr. Rowe. have been deeply inter
ested in going with you the results OF your
1vhich YOU have in mind fostering closer intel
lectual relations between me norIhsrn ano -
important that in addition 70 the frlendIy eIatoIs
existing between the governments of the AIne5iGa @
republics close personal ties should be forfneo pc
go IL IeI.S;3ye sfro9ei tend to destroy
Ii, PEI sS5ia e-7 1s~oncenfions that arise
out Of lack Of knowledge Of one another N tinS
western Fer1isnhere each OF our republics can both
learn and teach when brought INTO touch Win Hei
know q no agencies better adapted 70 the ac-
co-7Tijshrnert Of this great purpose than the uni
.ersiries Of the American continent mere 49, a..
many economic. social and industrial pToole no
70 sneak OF others purely sclentfc-tiiat a.
s1iSfinctvely American IN character sIo
IN scope Through the co-9peTaLQn tions 81 @ the ac
-1muated experience OF TINS neilE 4 re- sllc
~aeSfgI solution thereby rendered more probable
The community Of thought aIo Sclor orr;ca "a IN
GirSirg together more and more closely al the rec
uIes Of this Western Hernlstefe: he4EtIS s'sA'
1'l THEODORE ROOSEVELT
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w. l. BISHOP AND THE wITcHING HOUR"

Al the NOR hv gathering Of the Pen and Brush
Club az its rooms, No % West 2ith street yes
terdav afternoon, Augustus Thomas, The play
v-r4yh- uho vas the guest Of honor, traced the
germ CT the conception Of his successful play The
Wirching Hour &c his acquaintance with Wash
-fpg.on Irving Bishop, the famous mind reader
The playwright who was born IN Mizzoura'
though he now lives Jess than hour away from
Fs-osdUa- and z2d street business manager
for Bishop when The latter was a. the height OF
his fame and financial success. Mr.. Thomas was
crnDhatfc in his assertion that the mind reader
vas serious ana sincere n his work and that he
Ms fr no sense a cnarlatan. Bishop, according
20 tie playwright, had marvellous power Tor
reading the mind. and il was his actual contact
with him that led NJ Thomas TO conside- teiepathy
as the z,rorIn6Work % a play.
Ernest gnosoH-Setou also rave short tsik
On -oB,e ef his experiences wIta men and places
.lon. tse Mackenzie River last summer.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington Jan s.
winter distribution Of atmospheric pressure has set IN
generally over the Northern Hemisphere This seasonal
arrangement pressure points 70 Inauguration
pronounced types Of winter weather in the United
States deep depression over the British North
Territory will supplemented by the development
Of depression Southwest This disturbance will
rapidly eastward preceded by rising temperature
attended by rain in and in Northern dis
trfcts and followed by OF high barometer with
colder fair weather. Rain VIII be general IN the
Southwest Monday and will extend over the middle and
lower Mississippi Valley Monday sn1 Monday night The
preciptation extend the lake region and
0nio Valley and reach the Atlantic Coast Tues
Tuesday night
Forecast for special Localities.-For New England.
fair and warmer to-day: diminishing west winds in
creasing cIoudiness Tuesday
Tor Eastern New York fair and warmer to-day. rain
or snow Tuesday OF Tuesday night; variable winds,
shifting fresh SOUTH
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature twenor hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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sEANNON'S BELL LOST.

Halifax y s Jan. 5.-The announcement that the
flag of the United States frigate Chesapeake capt
l1rez OF Boston Harbor in 1913, by the Shannon.
and tovyed Halifax is 10 be sold At auction in
London on January = recalls the disappearance
Of the Shannons bell which Tor many years hung
II church tower at ShedIac y. 2 The bell has
been missing foT ten years. but the fact has never
been mentioned IL the newspapers and little at
terrrt seems TO have been made 10 recover il
Most of the fittings Of both the Shannon and
he Chesapeake were taken of the vessels al the
dockyard here and sent TO England
The bell OF Jhe Shannon was sent 10 Shediac by
nc British authorities al the request OF William
Hanington. retired army officer, who was the first
English settler ia that section.
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$4,000, which she enjoyed frem her separation IN
1916 until her death, nearly sixty years afterward
LORD CORK AND THE LONDON POLICE.

LORD CORK AND THE LONDON POLICE.
While peers OF the realm in England can claim
70 be tried by their peers that is TO say, by the
House Of Lords, when they are charged WIN
offences of a feionious nature. and are exempt
from the Jurisdiction of ordinary tribunals, fney
enjoy such irnmunities where misdemeanors are
concerned This fact brought home the otner
day in a rather distressing manner 10 the Earl OF
Cork and of Orrery, when he was compeiien 10
appear in the Marlborough street police court IN
London. and subjected to fine before oelng re-
stored his rights and liberties as an hereditary
legislator The noble earl had been dining. ana on
leaving his club and strolling alcng Plccady tow
ard his home he came 10 the conclusion that the
scaffoldinS OF big building which was oelhs
erected side of that thoroughfaIe was
wabbling and in danger OF falling. He appealed 10
the nearest policeman. who. not having dined. was
unable to any movement on the part OF ule
scaffoldng. Lord Cork insisted, denounced the
constable for failing what was apparent 10
the naked eye and made such a fuss as 20 gather
a crowd An inspector OF police appeared on the
scene, and then the earl proclaimed his quahty as
hereditary legislator and as such his duty to
compel the police take proper steps for the pro-
lection of the public from insecure and falling
scaffoldng. No alternative remained TO Ire IN
spector and 10 his constable haul the titular
representative of the turbulent and bosterous city
of Cork the station house On the following
morning Lord Cork, when brought before the
magistrate. wisely abstained from offering any sort
OF defence, PAID his tine ana the cosIs III sHeHce'
and vanished q wiser but certainly not a sadder
I have mentioned the earl as the ttular rep
resentative OF Cork. Yet by one of those curious
anomalies of the British peerage Lord Cork, while
enjoying less than seven distinct titles IN the
Irish peerage has connection. either territorial
genealogical-that is, in the male Iine-Wlth
Ireland. He is of Herefordshre descent. and his
country seat of Marston Bigott, which is in Soner-
setshire, has been in his family since the reign Of
Charles I He sits in the House OF Lords as LORD
Boyle Of Marston, and, being unmarried and stub
bornly devoted TO all the joys and advantages OF
gay bachelorhood, will be followed in the family
honors and estates by his brother, the Hon Robert
Boyle, who is married to an American woman the
daughter of Joseph P. Hale of San Francisco.
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EDWARD j. DONOVAN.

Boston Jan 5.-Edward J. Donovan. for the last
sevep years city clerk OF Boston, died to-day al
his home in Brighton from pneumonia and heart
trouble He was born in Boston in 1854 IN early
life he was accountant. Entering politics, Mr.
Donovan was elected the Massachusetts Leg1s-
1857 IS and became Senator in 1898 go He
was the youngest who ever held the office OF
Senator in Massachusetts,. He appointed
health commissioner in 1894. but resigned TO take
position Of internal revenue collector TO which
he was appointed by President Cleveland In 1860
lie was elected city clerk and had since held that
office.
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sousA's BAND AT THE HIPPoDRoME.

A large audience welcomed John Philip Sousa
and his band back to New York last night at the
TJippodrome. where the March King conducted
the first of a series Of Sunday night concerts
The soloists were Miss Lucy. Allen. soprano; Miss
Jeanette Powers violinist and Herbert l. Clarke.
cornetist and their work was literally rewarded
with applause and encores. Several OF the latter
consisted of Sousa's well known marches, in
Guiding "EI Captain" King Cotton and stars
and STRIPES Forever which evidently are still
popular
Mr. Clarke, played the new 'Rondo Caprice
written by himself. Miss Allen sang as one OF her
numbers Afeyerbeer's Roberto and as an encore
the waltz song from Romeo ct Juliette
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BELMONT. J. Storrow, Boston; G. NJ Farrell
Toronto; G. Dixon, Pittsburg; H Foster and G. E.
Pruyn, Cincinnati IMPERIAL E Malby.
Ithaca: II. c. Reed. Philadelphia; 5 A. Mackay,
Columbus. Ohio, MAJEsTIC-Edward s Sayage,
Chicago; J. G. Sloane. St Louis. J. c Trowbrdge
Detroit AIANdATTAN-R- D McEwen. Glasgow
F. z. BisseII Dubuque Iowa PLAZA-E. c
Knight Philadelphia; W. L Buchanan, Buffalo
WALDORF F-ASTORIA-Frederic H Brackett, Bos-
ton. l. E. Ingram. jT.. Baltimore.
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GOVERNOR TO SPEAK FOR NEGROES

Governor Hughes has accepted the invitation OF
the Armstrong Association to speak at Carnegie
of negro education in the South. represented by
the Tuskegee Institute Ex-Mayor Low, who is
chairman of the Tuskegee board Of trustees, will
preside. and the other speakers will be Colonel
Henry Wattersou. of The Louisville Courier-Jour-
nall; Booker T. Washington and Bishop Abraham
Grant. of Indiana. Cardinal Gibbons, who has been
asked to speak, still has the committees invitation
under consideration and may also be present
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06
PROFESSOR ALBERT A. MACK.

Syracuse, Jan. 5.-Albert August Mack. associate
professor Of piano and theory OF music in the
College OF Fine Arts of Syracuse University, and
known as the composer of songs and piano pieces,
died to-day the Hospital Of the Good Shepherd,
where he underwent operation for cancer
three months ago. Professor Mack was born in
Brooklyn ffty-four years ago He was graduated
from Stuttgart Conservatory He came 70 SYRIA
CHS three wears from HollinS. Va.
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MRS. MARY LOUISE MORGAN WHITNEY.

New Orleans, Jan 5e-Mrs- Mary Louise Morgan
whitney, seventy-fve years old reputed to De the
weaIthiest woman in the South died at her home
here last night. She was the widow OF Charles a
Whitney. who. with her father. was one OF the
builders Of Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad
now one of the principal links in the southern
zcfH
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MRS. SARAH r. FREEMAN.

Mrs Sarah r Freeman. widow Of Joseph J. Free
man. died Saturday at her home N Atteboro Falls.
Mass. from heart disease She IN her eightieth
year Three daughters, Mrs Francis E. Marsten, OF
New York; Mrs Edwin A. Codding, OF Attleboro
Falls. and Miss Inez Freeman, of New York sur
vive her The funeral will be held tomorrow at
. D. m. at the family home at Attleboro Falls.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06
DIRECT NOMINATIONS.

From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Theoretically. the system of direct nominations is
admirable Practically, its merits have never had
conrInsIve demonstration. The system
has also been greatly admired by political econ
nr9isfs as a means OF government by the people
Gt il is subject TO abuses II these abuses be
corrected through the machinery OF direct nomna-
tf1n the reform will win friends fast enough, and
II is ennentIv fit that the State Of New YORK have
= mart I'M proving the efficacy OF the system The
C.oeruors recommendation is entitled 10 the hearty
Endorsement OF the people at large asd OF the party
organizations. -
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DEMOCRATIC COMMENT.
from The Rochester Herald Dem).

Governor Hughes's message 70 the Legislature
contains no suggestions Of startling innovations In
the policy Of state administration This document
resembles his previous state papers in the camneSs.
moderation and deberatiUu exhibited in its recon-
TYleudations. There are no fireworks no Appeals
To passan or envy, attempt 10 take advantage
OF some popular prejudice more or less transient
10 create new OF popularity for the apostle
- q rlrvu rrfOr1n
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Cambridge Mass. Jan. "A telephone message
has been received at the Harvard College Ooserva-
tory fror, the Rev Joel H. Metcalf. OF Taunton
Mass stating that comet 19GIa was photosraphea
bv him ON January s. 1893. at l3h. lsn Sos' Green
yich meridian time in right ascension III lim sss
declension deg. 2sm Is. dSs'o) Its magnitude Is
about "A
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NINE. CALVE STARTS NORTH.

Mexico CITY Jan. 5.-Mme Emma Calve, who was
compelled to forego her second concert in Mexico
CITY because of the high altitude, started yester-
da,- for the United States Her doctors expect her
speedy recovery.
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PEGGY MAcHREE" IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 5-"Peggy Naehree.' an irish
comedy. had its first American presentation al
Mcvicker,s Theatre tonight. with Denis o'suili-
van in the principal part The cast includes Elsa
RYAN Annie Yeamans. Marie Welsh, j. D o Hara'
Percy Leach and others
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

Highest temperature yesterday, 50 degrees lowest IL
average IS for corresponding date last year a.
aae for corresponding thryJhree years,
Forecast-Fair and warmer to-day: rain
night variable winds, shifting
TO south
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QUALITIES REVEALED.
ro1n The Boston Herald

Penetra ton TO the core of matter and lucldity
and brevv in setting forth both analysis and sou-
ton of the problems are some OF the valuable
oIaIf titles and powers which 60 to make Governor
fT4ghes of New York = convincing speaker and an
arthor of state papers These qualities revealed
in mis- message to the New York Legislature.
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THE RACETRACK FEATURE

From The GtlC% FISSS-
The feature of Governor Hughess message to the
T,episIatuTe which IS attracting the most atten-
ton and IS most talked about in certain quarters
and in the newspapers is that aimed at race
track gambling It is very explicit and plain and
there are hundreds OF thousands OF people in the
state who very heartily approve the recommends
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06
NEW YORK A LUCKY STATE.
he Hartford Courant.

The interest and value Of the Governors messag
enough to have a Charles z. Hughes and wis
enough to elect him, it gets with him the sort o
MESA that read 10 the legislators at Alban!
yesterday.
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OPINIONS ON EUGHEs's MESSAGE.
THE KIND TO EXPECT.
.o,,, The r-tica HeraId-DfsDatch.

From The Utica Herald-Dispatch.
The message is characteristic in its direCtuess
and practical tone II is the kind of message TO be
exnected from the Governor who is being acclaimed
as New Yorks fayorite FOR the Presidential nomina
ton il 1905
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charge
-.a,,,on- Harriet n Green. Maria z. D.
tS,,rI1.-- E,aI,e xan Elieanor G.
SSSrnsron Nina I-amson. Martha
Camper. Ernest A IounstLfy. 80
Tashtau susan E NcEeru1otj. John J.
c,1p-Ista D. RlineIander. William
Charles G E-lchie 49,
Freeman. Sarah F. ,-ilr7. -. =
C0rhan. Jutus J. Aeiif' -
rp pAT-NONT-At sIorristogn y J. January 4 ttar
Newell wife of Rev } b ba'tslnlcuL Ail-
eldest daughter ~ the william s MOTIFS cf aolt
cIsfrE y J. Funeral services a. her Iate tes-leCS,
arv ll.i5 m the arrival o TIE 80 train Isoil
C,hrstorher street. d L x W X x
Fsf-IFlI.F,Y-Op January 4. 1905 EebeE4a Wheeies
pCrueroy widow Henry Th0Tp Bu-1l-S- fiftFt. a'
her residence Southport. Coma. On I@e11ay Jantai'
:. at > o. clock = M
CAMERCN-On Friday. January 3 OF pneumonia
Mrs Nina Cameron. widow OF the late Kew Frol
Henry fClav Cameron D Funeral services viii
bs held AZ her residence, No "a Mercer street
princeton n. J.. Monday. January g at oeioek
CAMpENi-At Railway y. J.. January ). 1905 Ernest
Carauen in his SJth year. Funeral service eiH
takz Dtaee residence. No. 10 west NH
ton avanue. Monday evening January .. ASV>- -
O'clock
II pAsF4IFLL-On sunday January 5. 1905. susan kiisS
vie OT the Rev Alfred IT. Dashlei. D. D. and oAa-l-
-, of he late Sewal and C1arlssa Sergeant OF StoN
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