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New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

Tiers, to return a subsequent legislative q"i@
ny,o QUO 10 the "throttled' contributors.
The Tribune has long maintained that fulds
collected and disbursed for political purposes
were grossly excessive. They were not neede'l
for legitimate political work, and II eApendeu
honestly brought no sufficient return 10 the coll
trihutors As a matter of fact. the national
s-amuaiCE funds of the last decade or two nave
largely gone to maintain useless campaign NIT
ehinery. and have been in great part practicaiy
wasted The era of the old-fashioned canvass
of red fire. torchlight marching clubs ana speii-
binder" oratory has passed. The American peo-
lIe are too intelligent nowadays to he Influenced
hv mere noise. They are capable Of lndepehdN II
Judgment and can be best reached by serious
argument. Huge campaign funds are no longer
necessary. and in the interest OF public economy
as well as of political morality the sources OF
such contributions rs are made should be d.
yuICPd
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
From The Tribune Bureau.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April Colonel John r Williams
Coast Artillery. and Mrs. Williams announce The
engagement OF their daughter Miss Juiette Will
Jams. to Joseph Letter, son OF Mrs l. L. Letter
No arrangements have been made for the wedding,
but IT will probably take place early II June in
Washington.
Senator and Ms. Depew entertained al dinner
tonight the Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor PIanches. Baroness AIonCheur. Associate
Justice Moody, Senator Warren. Senator and Mrs
Foraker, Senator and Mrs Bulkeey. Lieutenant
General and Mrs Corbin. BriGadier General and
Mrs. Clarence r Edwards. the Assistant Score
tary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Reeknsu Winthrop
NIr and MIS- Pierre Io-ilIard. Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Wadsworth Mrs. Richard II. Townsend. Mrs
Benedict. Miss Patten. Miss PauidnE. Count Hatz-
feldt. German counsellor and first sec-etary- NJ
kroupensky. Russian counsellor and My Pauldlng-
Miss Katherine EIkns entertained number Of
young people al dinner tonight.
Mrs. Foraker gave a large reception this after
noon. and viii give luncheon tomorrow In honor
of Mrs. Donald Mclean. president general OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Mrs. J. Van Veehten OIcott entertained a. lunch
to-day inviting number Of women 70 meet
her house guest. Miss Nichols. Of New Haven
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

New York Berkshire colonies we're extensively
represented 1he large gathering Of the fashion
able set yesterday afternoon in Grace Church fo-
the marriage Of Miss t1eOrgeJte Collier. only daugh-
ter Of NJ. Dwight Collier, VINO died about TWO years
ago. TO David T. Dana. master Of the Berkshire
Hunt. The bridegroom. Who is a son Of Mrs
Richard 5. Dana. and who graduated from
Princeton 1901. had his brother. Richard T
Dana. as best man. and Ushers Harry Markoe.
Isaac Nisrar Kendall George Townsend Aice-
Samuel rockingham. john c. Ggeeuesf. Lyd=
Hcvt and Thomas Adams. of Boston. The bride
who gwen way Iy her uncle. Jh- Hon Ethan
A Hitchcock vas a~~aved I'm dress Of white
satin. trimmed with pointe d'aisuiIIe lace, with
which she wore a lac" veil Miss Ade,. colgate.
daughter Of the Countess of Srratford. who had
come over from England purpose 70 attend tie
wedding. was one oF the bridesmaids. the others
consisting Of Miss Carolyn FeiloweS. Mss Anita
Pea body, Miss AIeid Scheudr. Miss Valerie Had
den and Miss Rosamond Dixie Miss Juliet Adee
vas maid of honor Their frocEe were Of
white chiffon and white satin. trimmed with cream
lace With these they wore green sasles and
white Neapoitzn straw Iars trimmed with white
uIacs OF which flowers their bouquets were ais,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
4 4muSemenfS.


atAnlsNY OF MUsIC-s.I5-Me Modste
ALFAMBRA-2-s-N Vaudeville
a aa-Paid in Fun
JsI-I aSct1-s .1s~The WsITens Virginia
--sa-T'le Wolf
IA aNFY,S-s : l5- Dorothy Vernon Of Bsddon Han
ERoA DYYAY-S ia Na,tE Dream.
-ASINO-sI5- Nearly Hero
aunevliie-
audeEllie
IUE-N MCSE5- The World IN Wax
F-RPIFF--S e. ..l-FaIieT and lne tseAs
GARnEN- Al5-The Luck Of Mac'afesof.
GARETCE- -1s-The RoNRl Mounted
GEM AN-S Der EsmilienIaE
= A,-ESF< = 1.-THE R-ltCting Hour
= RFNEF-TsSrFcI -1E,-N auueNliie
15T-F5 oTAFE-s I5-The Cir Behind the
4sTPn0DFOME-2 s-Fsattle q Port AE'ao3' '~''' ~
ts--rS6%- .ea-Tfe Honor of the Family
1zNFr-FE,E ROg hF-I2-N -l-.-Ine lafiHee i''''''-
-FSr-7,--y- -an-Foliv of the Circus
! Sss0--he Thief
mi euiNote-
\ rarSDN SOY ARE = sAFlipf-N- " "a W.T.
Il TF-S-I~- -1t-The Flower O. ths fsaEeI-
NIr-N AMSTERDAM -i-'-ihe Merry N'aN'''
S-T-zs- vNF,L<-S -aa-The soul kiss.
: 5-y1y-S .an-The servant IN the House
Music Master
"a knight fcr 4 nay
syF-7r-R MUSIC Halls S-l9-h7uriesaue o- 1'-=
widow
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
CENTRAL AMERICANS AT RECEPTION.

Mrs Juan j. Uuoa. wife of the Costa Rican Con
sui General and Mrs. Pho Bolanos. wife OF the
Niraraguan Consul New York and Miss Elena
I-Ioa we're the hosleSses last night at reception
and musical at their home. No 20 West 10th
street There present several Central Ameri-
can ministers and consular representatives 10 this
country The musical programme consisted of
vocal numbers 10y Mrs LacosJe Mrs Schribcr and
Mrs GainsborEh, and piano numbers by Emilio
Arrauonte An orchestra under Professor Do
rilnso furnished the dance music Among those
who accepted invitations we're o. Rohrmoser
Minister OF Finance Of Costa Rica. Luis +. Carbo
Minister or Ecuador. Mrs. and the Misses CARGO
DR. Ramon BeugoccAea, charge d'ahares OF Qua
tenaa Mrs and Miss Bengoechea. OctaVio y.
Zayas. Consul General of Cuba. Nj. and Mrs. n
Bolet Monagas. General Carlos Sarria, Colombian
Consul General, Faho Flalo, Dominican Consul
General. Ernest Shernkow. consul Of Salvador
Or and Mrs Martin Amador and n. Veloz Colt
Goa. charge d'ataires of Venezuela. Mrs ana the
Misses NelOZ CioiIiCoa.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Tribune Bureau-l

From The Tribune Bureau-j
vUasbi,~-or Auril 23-The President ahHoUii1l- =
tho annointment of Milton d. Purdy' assls'an1 -
The Attorney General 10 he United states LIS
trfct Judge succeeding Judge Lochreh
Senator Overrnan, of North Carolina escoi i'ou
delegation of business men from Greensboro % II
wife the President TO attend the celepratloI -
centennial of the battle Of Guilfords Coult ii'1
next October The President said he wouid 'e H''
able to 90 .z.oot q
Assistant Attorney General Cooley ihtrouiO
number of attorneys and Immigration oric'@'S -,
have been In conference on proposed c"dlsS - :,
tho decentralization law After shaking hands al
around the President made the visitors sH' ;
address expressing his appreciation OF tle-I W "
Other callers nj the White House inciuded .
-ataries Taft and Garfield. Senators Lodge 9iioo''
McCreary. Aukeny. Smith and BeTorldge' iSeP'e-
sentatfves Bede. Hill and Law, Assistant SeC'e
tarv Bacon and Rear Admiral co"les' VINO was
promoted to-day
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. with Miss Tuckerman' VINO
has been visiting the White House ioF se'eIal
days went to New York at noon 10 remain unti
the end Of the week
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
4 WEDDING At sILTmoFE

b. Telegraph 10 THs Tribune
Aehevf.fe y e.. April -5--TLe wedding ~ Miss
Marie Elijah beth Baxter Rees. daughter ot NJ. and
Mrs Arthur FrithIof Rees, OF Bilcm0-e. and Az
gtI=rus Dennis Shepard, il. son Of NJ and Mrs
Augustus = Shepard Of The Gables. Farvcod
y J.. took place at noon to-day m AT sous
Church BiIrrnore. The Rev D-. Rodney R1sn
Sv-1pe. rector Z All Souls 0ficia-ad- The brides
attendants we're Mrs Osborn " B~g-- and Miss
Edith SuaIIey- The maid oS honor was SIizs R;.I
Rees sister Of the bride
Rl--itt II. Shepard. brother ~ --= o-ldss-cor'
vs. bes- man The usle-s We're Rutherford "
Sae7ard Osborne u. Bright n Fl Morris Colonel
Joseph FreIiughuyseu. colonel John u S-ea-ns. J-
Henry :. Thompson. Harold s Res and Na1o- A.
fred r Whitney, J..
TIE brides gown was % white satin. --tr-rsd
with duchess lace
No-= thar i've hundred guests we're present A
wedding breaks4s. followed ~ hs1"wo-r7 Lodge
and NJ. and Ms. Shepard started shortly a--sr-
vard for New York. where -1ey vi nlaks Their
home.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrnn The Tribune Bureau J

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. April 23.-The Argentine Mih-sle'
and Nine Portea entertained at dinner at the
legation tonight the French Ambassador anu
Nine. Jusserand Nj Coromilas. the Greek Minis
ter General Norteza Khan. the Persian Minister,
Associate Justice and Mrs Brewer Senator ana
Mrs Hopkins the French naval attache and Nine
de Blanpre Captain and Mrs Juan AttweA, MIS-
Fish, Miss Boardm@n, Manuel de FreyFe San
tander Peruvian FIRST secretary. SeuoT Don Jose
+ CarnpfIIo Cuban Chancellor. and Mr. POrtela-
Nine Mehmed Ali wife Of the Turkish Minis
ter had as guests At luncheon to-day Baroness
Mayor des Planches. wife Of the italian Ambassa-
dor; Nine. Jusserdnd, wife OF the french AnDaS-
sador. Nine. NahucO. wife Of the Brazilian AM
bassador: Mile. NabucO Nine I.eger, wife of the
Haytian Minister. Nine. de Blanpre, wife Of the
French naval attache. AMI Mrs. John 2 Hen
derson
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
About People and S0cf0f Ancfoen1s

formed. The ceremony was performed by ths Psv
DR. william r. Huntington rector o: Grac.
Church assisted by the Rey- Harold Arrowsualtn
OF Trinity Church. Lenox. Aftervard there was
small reception given By Mrs. Collier. the nochs-
Of the bride at her house. in East 9Th strsst.
The newly married couple viii spend the sl7nrlsr
with Mrs Collier at Lenox- Among those pres.n.
were Mrs. Charles B Alexander. Mr- and Mr.
J F. Alexandra Mrs. Richard 5. Dana. Mrs 7
Townsend Burden and Miss Burden. NJ and M-s
John s Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs Henry A Cos,s-
Mise Marion Clark Miss Dorothy Collier Af-4
William Earl Dodge. Mrs Paul Dana and N,g.
Dana Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fl Delsfsld M-s
Frederic de Peyster and the Misses de Pevsts-
Mrs Chester CiriswoId. Mrs Frederick D. Grant,
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. Mr.. GouvsrusGr Eo---
right Mrs Clarence II Iackay, Mrs Kenneth D.
Robinson NJ and Mrs Reginald Ri~es srr. srf
Mrs Charles stebbins. Mrs. Philip Sands Mn.
Buchanan Winthrop and Miss Ruth TwornaIy.
N JussNrand the Ambassado- % Francs 20 10
Tinted States. has arrived in town from WASH
fngton and is staying IT the Holland House
Mr and Mrs Frederick e. Havsr0eysT and r.
and Mrs Edwin Fl Weatherbe-, with Mss May
Weather5ee nave arrived in to1n from Hoc
Springs, IA.
Among those Who sailed yesterday for E1-op.
on board the Kaiserin AugEsJe Victoria vers E-s.
vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs James 4 Burden. tls
Hon Caryl and Mrs BdrinS- MS o. hJ)G HrlEd.
and Mr. and Mrs John Nsrkle.
Mrs william Barclay Parsons entertained =.
THURSDAY Evening Club last night a. hs- house =
East 50th street and among the features o. q.
programme vas an address by P-ofssso- Pupiu on
the subject OF eIectrOns- An orchestra Furnished
music before and after the lecture and iae- ire
evening buffet supper was served Among ths
members of the club are NJ. and Ms Frs1sric<
U Whftridze Mrs J. Fferpour Morgan. NTr. and
Mrs W Person Hamilton. d. and Ms Francs
= Ffurir1tr- Mrs CedUaIader Jones. T. TTaup5sl
Robb. Miss Robb and NJ. and Sfrs Robe-- w De
Forest
The last dance - the Friday Jurto-s f0- rs
season will take place tonight s-s--ys A.
G-fsvoif Thompson 2 III cad the CotI0r
Miss Adele colgate daughter o. the Countess q
Stafford VINO came over from England AMEND
the marriage yesterday OF Miss Geors=trs Cols-
10 David T Dana viii spend The h-s- tzo weeks
~ MAY with Mrs NJ Dwight Collier. asts- T1ica
she viii return England
Miss Grace FIoIlinEsvOrth's new comic opera "a
Belle Chasseuse." viii be gwen -zls s-s-ias ~
amateurs. mostly graduates Of Mss Spsncss
school for the benefit Of home FOR crippled ehii-
d-en Miss RosarnOnd Burr. Miss Go2sCauce ard
Miss Beatrice Pratt Miss Eleanor Townsend. Mss
Edith and Miss Alice Laudou, Miss Hs--ls- Glover
and Miss Olive Hitchcock are among those vaoss
names figure in the cast The parronesses tnc.11s
Mrs Arthur " Dodge Mrs Robert Cy7 y7la1t N-s
J West Roosevelt Mrs. William 2. C-nsuors and
Mrs Foxhau keene-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
TO RELIEVE DESTITUTE ARTISTS.
Two Societies Plan to Raise $4,000 Fund
for Use Among Superannuated

Al the annual meeting the Artists Fund Soci-
ely in the SaIuagundi CLUB yesterday DT- Leigh
Hunt read the report Of the board Of control, an
nouncing the appointment Of committees of that
society and of tine Artists Aid Society 70 arrange
for the amalgamation Of these organizations in an
effort 10 raise $4,000 the relief OF supernna ed
artists.
T'rtbune's editorials and article on the movement.
The society desires at once about SJ01 10 place scv-
eraI octogenarians in comfortable homes. and 20
nav rent and doctors bills and buy food and fuel
for other deserving destitute artists.
Roswell NJ Shurtlef was elected president. DR.
7.iqr HINT reelected secretary and Slas : Dustin
treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

An incident Of the day happens to illustrate
str;kincIy the vaIue-of secret intcru-ban police
service. such as General Bingham and several
other police commissioners throughout the coun-
Try have advocated. 1t is being mouthed about
ana publicly printed that Police Lieutenant
Sheridan. the Great Identfer Of Mulberry
street" Is to go to San Francisco for the month
during which the bettIeship fleet attracts
crow DIS TO that port. Sheridan IS going 10 spot
crooks there. No doubt he will save many an
elderly citizens pockets from spollatior and
round up few big fish" But his usefulness
viii certainly be seriously impaired by the pub
Hcity row being given to his undertaking. Many
d criminal has already been put on mis- guard
just a. all "oldtimcrs" in this city constantly
are thanks to an absurd system of advertising
the moves and pictures of detectives,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

Hospitals NCN--.
Aloa-eho-e Home EIosp:-a. $ ,a1 -
Mont S-1al o2zl -
Lebanon Hospital -i>' -
GpsseE ,'t Hospital ..-.----. .n+ 11
New York LYING T. hospital. .-.
q Hospital
,-e-.1ar Hospital -, =.
So Mars Fr=~ Hospital .'l-.c---.
EGptU--l auG Crippled T1srIrl' -..->'
urrlope,iI- pispeusary and Hosp -,-3 -
NeW York Infants Asylum -t>-
Home ~ El~ertco~dla. .i. =
Lincoln Hospital and Home. -' -
Nu-1e-y and 'hHds Hospital. .-.--.------- -
Home fa~ I-c,s.st.-s .i-'
Fsrs Israel Hospital =
Isabella Ffeiua-r '~l-
House 81 rrs Holy .'orfo~r~r. ...... 49, =
Manhattan tvs Ec- uCf Tr~1a- ErsC. -
Sioan- Maternity IL Psi. i"> =
Bsr,,s. fiosptSi aatl
House - Resi- -a- "ou~r..rrp+..es ...-.--- - =
\sN No-E OPP. .2al~7is Frsr.rs. -, -
- Marks Hospital. ...--..- So
E0rnrnep= bic tFlovs srl Hospital sdf*
Hood Wright Nevuoris- Hospital ....- ~ -
Poly -'iUi- Hospital -
Sk'r sud Cauce~ Hospital -
Genera Memorial
Sydernar. Hospital So -
=. Gregory FoSu--e- So =
W"0lars Fospiral. -.......... -
s. Andrews con a.~s.ru- EeSui-a. ...-.-... -l,
HHhnernsHU Hospital .......-..-
Medical an Hospital "
Ird~r14ry for Women and rrffF--~ ......-..-
Home f0~ cows sieS~aurS
New NO-s Eve ard Ear f-H--~rz--
Cnhthalmi~ and Aura I0s---uf~ ....-... -''
Total ............. s.. cco@
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
sPRINe LECTURES az eRoNx PARs

In the Museum Building 81 The Botanical 1alu'I
ar Bronx Park the hrst % the series OF s'r'aS
lectures Will Re delivered on May oy pr- AFt-~
HaIiuck. whose subject Will be a botanical = =
peditiou To Jamaica on succeeding Satura4'
afternoons lecture VIII ue delivered as IJiioN
EARLY FIowering Trees and shrubs" Dr. y =. =
Brittuu, Plant Life Of the sea Dr NJ. \ aoN
Ornamental shrubs George " Mash, f'--
That Feed on Insects Dr. c. :. eager AaN
terauts Iu Foods and Drugs and Their petecli'N'
Or II Il Rusby The lectures viii begin a
p. n. and viii close N tiUe for the audehcS "
take the 5s o'clock train for New Xo-k
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
DINNER FOR RICHARD A ADAMS.

Members of the Board Of Education gave dinner
last night at DeInlouico's for Richard A Adams
who for several years. until his resignation III Feb
ruarv was chairman of the building committee y
silver loving cup. suitably engraved. and m en-
crossed sci OF resolutions OF regard were presented
10 Mr. Adams. EgerJon l. Winthrop. il, president
Of the board. was the toastmaster
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
yoN MoLTKE MAY SUCCEED BRUN.
Husband of Boston Woman Likely to Repre-
sent Denmark at Washington

Copenhason. April 23.-It is announced that Con-
stantfn Brun. the Danish Minister - the United
States. VIII he transferred some time IN the coming
summer from Washington - London It IS eX-
pecred that Count carl Won Moitke. the Minister
TO italy will succeed him. The countess Won
NTnIrke WAS Miss CorneIia Van R"usSel5e~ Tnayer.
tho daughter OF Nathaniel Thayer. OF Boston The
marriage took place at Lancaster Mass June
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The man in charge Of the automatic stamp ma
chine in the posrottice SAYS that he recognize
once the stamp purchaser who has already pat
ronized the machine. He approaches II in know
ing manner. which says 10 the people who are
standing about. It's the simplest thing you
know" tears off the stamp and walks away. The
new customer" said the custodian, looks the
machine all over reads every word on it. finally
drops his in the slot. and when the stamp
pops out smiles au over and sometimes says
Thank YOU while ne tears u off There's one
thing however that nnety-ntne out Of every hun
dred 90 When they have secured the stamp they
turn II and look at the reverse side. Whether
they look for tne gun, or not I don't know. bu.
they all get a good look the other side"
Irate Passenger )as train is moving oht-Why
didn't You pat my luggage IN as told your
yerseI. Yere j. The wrang train,-Tit-F3its.
Statistics recently compiled by the British High
wavs Protection League show that there were $50
automobile accidents in Great Britain in -s07, and
2l5 people lost +heir lives and 675 injured as
a result Offending motorists the number Of
2@76 were summoned to court for the accidents
and minor offences. and OF this number 2G46 were
convicted. The number OF automobiles registered
in the British Isles IS forty-7ve thousand This
would show that one in every twenty-five had done
something illegal When a driver Is convicted
twice his license is revoked. The speeding chauf-
felirs in New York make notch in their steering
wheel for each speed violation arrest.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
{ BY Telegraph 10 Th- Tribune

LeIc2Lapl
Newport r l.. APRIL Z3--Two villa owners a.
rived for the season tonight They are Thsoio-s
". Phinney, OF Chicago. who is temporarily VISIT
ing Mr. William Grosvenor. and Miss : z Bzrch-
fo~d. who IS accompanied by ner niece. Mss AIcs
Potter
Mrs GRAY wife OF Judge john Clinton GRAY. e
The New York Court Of Appeals, IS mere inspecting
her cottage.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
MONEY DISTRIBUTED TO HOSPITALS
Saturday and Sunday Association ApPor
tions S7I.0OO II Collections.

The distributing committee -- -re Hospital SAT
urday and sunday Assertion Eaa- yesterday a.
the city Hal. Mayor 1I-Cr--lan presIdins James
Speyer James o. F-s-ro and r r. Cross we're pres
eut- The total collection f1- 1877 wls r771rrsd ss
ES-.24l 4. OF which i5- 8 vas specially gwen 20
different hospitals. After reSe-rr-- g 80 % 10
cover the expenses OF the rsN- collection. ths-7
remained SO vEicL was distributed arl'ns
the hospitals OF the association CT --e bass os
tree davS OF service as -lII0v-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

Senator Grady's announcement that he Will
retire from public life one of the most vel
come incidents of the close of the session at
Albany No member Of the present Senate
could be better spared, save possibly Mr.
Grady's eminent co-worker in legislative NAL
practice the Hon. Pat McCarren.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

AN ENGAGEMENT.

fE~ Telegraph Tr- --fo1~-
Boston. Mass, Apvil %3-N-s John AU0-y Js-
freyes announced the enagazemeut o. her r'ec-
Miss Mary :. Eustis. daughter 81 Vl.iam E-.sfs
ChauujnS Eus-is. Donald Scott. Of New Nc-S
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

What becomes of the better element if Nj
Murphy, after receiving IT'S support, turns about
and delivers New York's votes to Bryan? Is It
not in much the same situation the upstate
Democrats who voted with Murphy 20 Gust Nc
Carren. only to find themselves ousted in turn?
What becomes Of Mayor McCIellaH's recent
sacrifices for the good Of the party? Was that
public luncheon all in vain? It begins 10 look
like had year for the better element.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

rifices for the benefit of the whole. Ii VIII
heDceforth rest with the self-governlng coio-
MES themselves to recognize and to practice
that nrinpnP.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
~rwAY DOWN EAST" GIVEN IN LONDON.

given al the AIdwycn Theatre tonight % :
American company. To was well receives :.
audience that was largely American INC
attracts oaly small attention at the hands %
London critics
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

7Fl< ncrSpap,r js oirnea and published BY
III Tribune dissertation. q Acir ofE corpora
7for- Office ami principal pLGrc Of business. Tb-
a,se BrTdHo. 80. I5i Nassau street, Ac'r } "'E;
cadra uUs president: Nathaniel IWue, sec
g,tcrp qn,- treaspJCr. The address of the on
,~5s IS ~, af7c~ ef this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

Between alterna tions Of winter and summer,
gentle spring seems TO be squeezed into negl-
eihIitv
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
:tep7lork DaiIn Iribuf1E

FRIDAY. APRIL II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
NEW MOTHER GOOSE.

NEW MOTHER GOOSE.
Jack spratt
Which they we're quick to note
lie didn't poi. vote
Tom Ton on. the the %sgHats,s Ii39;g4 1ns3 son,
His legal talent took the tack
lie was a kleptomanIat.
Young Mrs. Hubbard
PlaintveIy blubbefed.
Her e55 s55 Is lad a a 9esggifui gown made s@iee'
And now she's afraid
We aren't going TO have any spring.
Louisville COurier-JouruaL
7-,,a question as 20 whether turned up trousers
had gone out of style was referred 10 the editor
Of The Sartorfal Art Journal who said that men
who have 10 walk in wet weather viii turn Up their
trousers as they always have done and the fools
who t.ir7 ND their trourers here in fair weat her
because -.it's raining in London win continue to
do SO until their mental condition changes. But"
lie said the turned m trousers for dress never
vas I'm stvle The garment. when II is part OF an
o1IrfnE suit can he abbreviated by the turning up
procass and 'the Hmpness OF the material from
which these costumes are made tustifes the cut
which makes ihe turn up necessary, because the
extra fold makes the garment hang better But
FOR dress day eveuing-neveT. There men
who think IL proper smoke a pipe in a dra wing
room-they also wear their trousers turned up
-sixpenn'orth O. cod liver oil please sir
An | say. don't give me too much cos It's me
what's got drink it--Punch.
The women of Concord. \. H., are struggling 10
have the word male" omitted from the new city
charter that Mayor Charles r. Corning has re-
Gently appointed "a committee to draft. II is as
serted that the present charter OF Concord a. one
If the most autiquated in America. II is copy
OF Boston's original charter, and among its pro
visions are minute directions To the chief Of police
assigning him all sorts OF puritauical duties
Witches are warned TO refrain from their sinful
practices and tradesmen against selling rum TO
Indians The women now say that to prohibit them
from voting at this advanced state of the world
is Just as autquated and irrational the pro
visions relating witches
Pa asked little Willie, looking up from his
book. whats mis- thTO -pist -
A mIsanthropist' replied his pa, rs the sort OF
fellow who after catching himself cheating at soil
taire decides that all men liars and frauds -
Philadelphia Press.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

Miss Adele colgate daughter o. the Countess c.
Sr-ar<ord. VINO came over from England a-ce11
the marriage yesterday OF Miss Gsorset1s Cols-
10 David T Dana viii spend rae FIST tzo weeks
~ Nav with Mrs NJ Dwight Collier. asts- v1ic1
she vii. return 70 England
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

The last dance - the Friday Jur-o-s fo- t1is
season will take place tonight a. srs--y's A.
G-fsvol5 Thompson sill cad the cot-J0r.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

NJ JussNrand The Aubsssador % France 20 70
United States, has arrived in town from WASH
fngfor and is staying II the Holland House.