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THEATRICAL NEWS.

Arnold DAILY arrived in town yesterday, after a
pleasant vacation abroad, Mr.. DAILY Will make
his first appearance this season in play called
1.-THE Regeneration He expects 10 present, dur
ing the course of the season. drama By c 5.
Mcclellan entitled THE Jury OF Fate" Before
going 10 his hotel he observed that the 'theatri-
cal situation was disheartenng- He said there
were q few plays in Paris but none in London
worth seeing" Mr. Daily is still under the man
agemeut Of Liebler Co
According TO a synopsis of The Gentleman
from Mississippi" made public yesterday. that
ulav is designed TO be exposition OF graft in
federal politics and offce traffic along the lines
of that followed by the author OF The Man or
the Hour Harrison Rhodes and Thomas A.
Wise wrote IT, and Mr. Wise Will act the chief
character in IL when IT is produced at the Ma
tional Theatre. Washington, on September Is
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman, ais wife. have
returned from a holiday in Europe Mr.. Mann is
TO be seen this in play that has been
named The New Generation"
Cohsn & Harris's minstrels VIII march up
Broadway to-day, headed by an oldtime min;tI Fl
band In the evening AIessrs. Cohan < Harris viii
entertain the Cubs and Giants at the New York
Theatre. Tomorrow night both teams will vistt
the Knickerbocker Theatre.
Richard Carrie will play a return engagement at
the New York Theatre. beginning a week from to-
night He has introduced song into
$.Msry's Lamb" called '11s1dsr Of oiseH.a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
NEWPORT HARBOR GAY.
Nes0 York Yacht Club Fleet Makes
Pretty Sight for Cottagers.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Newport r. l. Aug. 9.-This harbor never looked
pretier than it did at ''colors this morning When'
upon signal from the flagship North Star, the
hundred or more yachts flying the pennant OF the
New York Yacht Club dressed ship rainbow fash
ion. with flags of every hue. from bowsprit ends
to trucks and down again past the main boom END
the water
It was clear in the forenoon but later the sky De-
came overcast and there sprinkle or ram not
enough however, to prevent the yachtsHnehr IN
gigs and launches visiting the commodore and
each other Many guests from the shore were en-
tertained at luncheon and dinner on board OF the
steam yachts.
E. c. Benedict has rendered his yacht. the One-
da TO the regatta committee for the Kings cup
race tomorrow and it has been accepted The
start will be made off Brenton's Reef Flagship
at 1890 wind and weather permitting II VIII De
a four-ninute handicap start. 1t is prooaoie thaI
the starters will be confined to the schooners
Queen and Elmna and the sloops Aurora 4sta-
lena and Avenger. The yawIs Vigilant and Syba-
rita are entered but the Vigant's owner, william
IseIin. said to-day that his boat would not start
on account of having his family on board and the
fact that. the schOoners and sloops are All
sailing in one class, the chances Of winning against
the Queen or the EIInina were remote In THIS case
it is hardly likely that William Gould BrokaW $
'awl the Sybarita. will start. An eastery oreeze
is expected for the race
Commodore Vanderbilt with ex-Commodore r
G. Bourne Commander j. D. J. Kelley, U. .. n.
(retired; William Butler Duncan, jr.; {. Oliver
Iselfn and Newberry Thorne paid visit TO the
United States training station, where they were
received by The officer in command and escorted
through the buildings.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
REFORM IN CRIMINAL Law.
Patrick and Thaw Cases Contrasted Win
Examples of Jersey Justice.
Ea,.o- as r,a rrihnna

To the F6ftor OF TIE Tribune.
Sir: If there is thing in New YORK ~hch
needs reforming 1t is the administration OF lne
criminal law. Every and then some important
case like those of Patrick and Thaw, comes prom
ineutly before and shows US most sIarlhB
abuses But any one who has had experience with
criminal aairs in this state knows that such cases
1 have mentioned are not exceptional oue
typical Our criminal procedure drags Every
thing goes slowly and with great effort How
ever simple the system is in theory. Il Is very
complicated in practice. and results in great IN
justice. Take such subjects as the selection OF
jury, the trial of issue of insanity. or the
prosecution of appeal
The abuses in the present practice on these sub
teets were created by statute did they
exist In former times. They have been built by
Judges-sou1e tirnid some weak-one abuse leading
another, until reached the present situation
There period OF more than two years be-
tween Patricks indictment and the decision Of the
Court of Appeals: it took nearly two weeks to get
the Thaw jury; the first trial hypothetical
question to his sanity involved ten thousand
words $50 it said) and the expert testimony
and the admission OF his wife's testimony were
absurd.
About three weeks ago in a New Jersey village
a clergyman murdered in cold blood The
assassin was arrested. indicted and brought TO
TRIAL His defence insanity. but he was con-
victed and has already been sentenced to death
There unseemly haste. but there
'fooling." It took less than an hour TO get jury
and It is safe to say that II either lawyers had
tried any such long-winded examination takes
place In New York the judge would have stopped
1t at The experts testified briefly. simply
and honestly, and 'brainstorm' stuff was Of
fered.
Some years ago in Paterson some hoodlums killed
a young woman. The papers were filed with great
headlines and sensational accounts OF the murder
If 1t had happened IN New York the trial would
have been disgrace. But in Paterson jury
draw in less than two hours. the trial proceeded
in dignihed and business-ke way TO its cOnelu-
sion. quietly, fairly quickly and inexorably. the
criminals were convicted, and in the
prison These fair samples of Jersey justice
and worthy OF imitation. need only refer to
the procedure in England; II is simple speedy and
absolutely just to each side.
1 wish to emphasize that the abuses Of our sys-
TEN are purely judicial; the judges have created
them and they the reform them II
they do not know how. they had better study other
systems and learn.
The newspapers help in this matter II they
wouii unspartngly criticise ridcuIe the abuses
OF the present system and bring the responsibility
for them home to individual judges II would 90 a
long way toward Improvement. A.
New York. August g. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10

and near by is the famous golf course of cruden
Bay. while among the many interesting rehes pfe
served at the castle is the playing card nine Oh
diamonds. known to this day as the curse Oh
Scotland. on which the butcher Duke of Cu1iDer-
land wrote his memorable order that no quarter
should be given prisoners taken at the oaIle "a
Culloden. fought April 16 l746- The order was
given by the duke the night before tie oa''ie'
and the general TO whom 1t was couiHluIiea'7.
realized that the duke was In his cups he insisted
on having the order in writing. To satisfy MIN
the duke is said to have angriy snatched a caro-
from the table at which ne sat gambling and 10
have written the order. The Instructions oi 'iie
duke were put into execution the following day.
and but few of the adherents of Charles hH"aiu.
the young pretender. escaped to tell the tae -
their defeat The massacre, indeed-for tha' iS
what the battle of Culloden degenerated INTO III ',
end-excited Indignation and horror NOT oAly
throughout Scotland but also In England ana won
for this uncle of George III the lasting nickhaihe
of 1.-The Butcher of culloden
When King Robert the Bruce granted SIAM
Castle to Gilbert OF Enroll he likewise created nun
hereditary Lord High Constable OF Scouaho' anu
this dignity has down. along with the castie
and the earldom of Enroll, 10 the present owner
of sain's who is the nineteenth earl of his hne,
AS Lord High Constable, he is BY birth the nfst
subject Of the crown in Scotland after the Dioou
royal. and such takes precedence In the noitn
ern kingdom Immediately after the princes OF Siie
reigning house and before any dukes, marquesses
or disnftaries of the realm Sir Walter Scott, who
vas frequent visitor at Slams. was wont TO de-
scribe how the fourteenth Earl of Erroll' when ne
went to London in 1761 from Scotland to oh1ciate
as Lord High Constable of Scotland at the corona
ton of George Ill, object OF particular
interest only to the court, but also to the
populace owing the fact that only sixteen years
previously his father, as Lord kilmarnock, hao
been put to death Tower Hill by means or de-
capitaton as an adherent of the House OF stuart
and a rebel against the Hanoverian dynasty wal
pole describes this Lord Enroll the noblest fig
an
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
MACARONIC POEM.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I have received a large number OF letters
from different parts OF the country inclosing vari-
Gus versions of the macaronic poem by Greene
Hendrtck. After collating them. and refreshing
to the accurate Of all. 1 want TO thank
courtesy in sending the versions they had at
hand. Incosed please find the results Of a few
hours OF very pleasant recreation in the shape
OF the poem "doggereI' or whatever else any
of your readers choose 10 call IT.
FELIS EFT MUREs
Felis sedit by a hole.
Intenta she onni soul
Prendere rats.
Mures cucurrunt trans the floor
In nurnero duo, tres more.
Oblid cats.
Felis saw them cum oculis:
"Ill have them" inquit she Il guess
Tune lila crept toward the group
'Habeam." dixit. good rat soup
Pingues sunt
Mures continued all ludere
Intenti they in ludum
Gaudenter.
Tune rushed the reIis into them
Et tore them omnes limb from limb
Violenter.
Moral
Omnes mures. rats be shy
Ludete not with feIs by
Otiose
81 hoe facts. verbum sat:
Cavete hungry magnam cat
Studiose.
ARTHUR NJ CLARK.
Dubuque Iowa July S 1908
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WANTS THEATRE TRUST PR0BED.

The Central Federated Union yesterday. at the
reouss+ of President De Veaup Of the Actors Pro-
+ac,tve Union. decided TO ask United States At
tornev General Bonaparte to investigate a merger
OF theatrical in the various cities which
was agreed on at a meeting OF representatives Of
the different theatres in this city last week De
veaux asserted that the merger practically
trust.
.Independent theatrical companies will be
frozen out and will not be able to build theatres
II this thing is consummated he said This will
affect not only the actors. but also men in the
building trades the bill posters. photographers and
men in other occupations"
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ROYAL. BLOOD IN HIS VEINS.


The present Lord Enroll is a great favorite at
court being indeed, related after fashion TO the
royal family for his grandmother one OF the
natural daughters OF King William ", by MIS-
Jordan known on the stage Dolly Bland queen
Adelaide the cousort of William ~, who had lost
her own children in babyhood, was extremely klnd
TO the nlegitimate offspring Of her husband, ana
took a particular fancy to Lady SIlizaoeth rllz-
clarence the loveest OF all Mrs Jordans girls.
treating her Indeed. as an adopted daughter. and
having her always with her. Lady Eizaoeth mar
ried the seventeenth Earl of Enroll and one OF ner
daughters Agnes by name. married the late LORD
Fife and became the mother of the present luke
Fife.
Lord Enroll is one of the very few members of the
British peerage who can boast of having been born
on this side of the Atlantic having come into the
world at Montreal in 1852. He served with good
deal of distinction through the in South Africa
has commanded the Royal Horse Guards, and In
addition to being Lord High Constable and Knight
Mareschal of Scotland is likewise chief OF the his
torfc House OF Hay which three junior branches
are headed by the Marquis OF Tweeddale and the
Earl of Kinnoun and Sir Duncan Hay, whose
widowed mother, the Lady Dowager Hay is the
sister of ". Butler Duncan of New YORK Accord
ing to some the HAYS are branch of the Norman
de Ia Hayes who came over 10 England at the ulhe
of the Conquest. and drifted northward to Scot
land But the most popular belief is that which Is
commemorated in the heraldic devices Of the house
and in the family motto, 'Serva jugum which
NAV be interpreted as Preserve the yoke The
story goes that at the battle of Loncarty. against
the Danes q stout yeoman farmer performed prodl-
gies of vaIor with the yoke of his plough, turning
defeat into victory, and receiving in recognition
thereof lands knighthood from his grateful SOW
ereign as well as authority TO use as supporters
for his new armoriaI bearings a couple OF yeomen
each armed with yoke.
MARoUIsE DE FoNTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10

Postage TO New Zealand is cents
Editor. The Times Kawakawa. New Zealand"
Electors wish TO know how America has solved
the above questions the trienniaI general cleo
ton and the local option vote on the liquor uue.-
ton take place here in November next.
The Bible is excluded from our state schools
which is a mistake; il must be replaced and you
will help by sending the experience OF your state
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The population of New Zealand is nearly Loo 600
including 44Ooo pure Maors. Fifty thousand people
are living under prohibition law and there are
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Be sure to address all matter for publication to
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kawakawa, New Zealand, June q 1905.
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To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In reading with deep interest your finely
written resume of the life and character OF Bishop
Potter. l was, of course. not surprised 10 find
mention Of the fact that he lent his great name
and influence to forlorn hope and obscure agi
tation; namely. the movement to reform the
hideous crueltes of vivisection. Like the Rev DR..
Huntington this earlier rector OF Grace Church
convinced that in this the few are right
and the many wrong Bishop Potter was one OF
those bishops (about One-fourth the whole number
OF bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
thnlIl who have openly declared against such con-
ditons as now exist IN regard 20 the scientific eX-
ploitation of animals In more ways than The
Tribune could enumerate this friend OF every great
and Just reform. whether popular or despised.
leaves" to quote your fitting editorial "a CRATE
ful memory behind. Very truly yours.
s. N. CLEGHoRN
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PREMIER AT SLAMS CASTLE.

England's Premier and Mrs. Asquith have rented
Slams Castle from Lord Enroll, and will remain
there until late In the fall Granted by King Rob
ert the Bruce 10 Gilbert Hay Of Enroll very early
in the fourteenth century, it has remained ever
since the home OF the lords of Errol, and IS stu
ated the OF Aberdeenshire, the edge of
PERCEPTIONS cliff overlooking the German Ocean
DR.. Johnson is record as having visited il with
Boswell during his famous Highland iourEeg. and
while ne was enthusiastic about it situation which
he declared to be even superior to Mount Edge
cumbe, he complained of being kept awake by the
roaring OF the sea under his windows. and also by
the smell of the sea fowlA feathers with which
his pillow stuffed
The ground. Of TIA asAts< sss sssy sxts0siYss
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Highest temperature yesterday "a degrees lowest IS
average. IL for corresponding date year
corresponding date last thrtythree "a
Local forecast partly cloudy to-day and Tuesday
xRTiabs wioda,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--washington. Aug g
Pressure is throughout almost the entire
country over the OF the country the lowest
pressure nOrthward resulting in high TEN
arature and generally clear weather except in Utah
Arizona Southern Nevada and extreme South California
where there local showers IN the eastern hat OF
the country lowest pressure was over the Scutn
morning and extended northward
causing general rains in the middle ana
south Atlantic There also showers in the
east Gulf states Upper Mississippi Valley The
weather viii unsettled curing the next two days over
all districts, but without rain OF consequence
IN the Atlantic states probable Monday and
T1ueedav in and Rocky Mountain region and
Upper Lake region. extending at night
on TUESDAY Ohio valley and lower lake region
Temperaturea will change materially except in the
extreme northwest where II will be somewhat cooler
The winds along New England and Middle Atlantic
coast will light variable South Atlantic Coast light
and mostly southwest Gulf Coast hight north be
on the Lakes light and variable Steamers de
European ports will have light va
liable winds with partly cloudy weather 10 the Grand
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UNDERTAKERs

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orfvaTs and public ambulances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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sunday George stuart Scott IN the tAst
OF Funeral private. 1uesday-
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Monday June 20 Mary Jane Sktdrnore. dansnse--
OF Skidnore Of this city. N tns 10
OF age. Iuterment IN Greenwood Cemetery On
Saturday. August 5. 1eos-
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orsbIe Henri Martyr Taylor s0th year OF his
age Funeral service his late restdences 20. -
south Hamilton St Poughkeepsis. y Y on InesoaS
afternoon. August II. at O'Clock