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New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
ERORT TETNER.

Up in the Catskiu country there has just died
a wealthy farmer who, as the veraciOus cOrre-
sp0ndents tell US. had never wandered more than
four miles from the house where, ninety-eight
years ago. he began his strangely circumscribed
career. Fate, with a sInirk. dubbed him Post
and he never tried 10 belle his name by working
free from the earth wherein he planted
But the astonishing thing Is that, even without
revolt against the prospect Of becoming human
post the man not compelled by some inner
or outer necessity 20 sally forth into the world
at least once or twice in the course Of century.
II i almost mysterious that a boy whose auces
tors fOr untold ages tad roamed the world from
valley 10 valley and from headland to headand
never succumbed to the w0rdless witchery Of
tie horizon. Still more pUzzlIng IS il 10 find
that young man living near the Hudson River
never initiated his neigbbOrs. even unconsciOusiv.
by spending a holiday on that stream But is
this lack OF ordinary human Instincts and reac-
lions any stronger than the placidity of cir
cumstances which permitted the uninquistive
farmer to Craze and farten ii short tether?
No t0othache ever drove him 10 a distant den
tst, no horse trade ever took him 10 Albany
no gold brick game ever lured him 10 New York:
neither the Mexican War nor the Civil War ever
made him walk half days Journey from home
through sheer excitement, ont Of patriotism OF
because OF Affections. To most careworn NOR
tails it seems impossible for the wheels of the
world 10 80 smoothly
II famous and authenticated parallels were
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
rrr,n III. Tr,tnn. Bureau.


Washington. April 21--Several brilliant o1nner
sr+ies occupied society tonight the largest ana
most important being that IN honor OF the Jap
anese Ambassador. given by ex-Surseon General
and Mrs George VI. Sternberg, and one given ~
Mr. and Mrs Larz Anderson Ny and MIS-
Ceorre = Becker also entertained guests az din-
Another splendid house greeted the amateurs OF
the social set in the Prince Of Parchesi, Wh1ch
had its second performance tonight and VIII
run all week Senator Hemenway, the Assistant
Secretary o< the Navy and Mrs Eewberry- MIS-
Mathesoa Mr.. and Mrs John " Foster. Mrs J.
J Richardson. Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs Tlc-
fanv Over and Mrs. Po-tner were among the box
holders for tonight and each entertained large
party Miss Ruth HaIford. the business manager
and Miss Pauline Magruder were those giving
supper parties for the players following the per
fornance
Mrs Fairbanks Mrs. BonaDarte, Baroness
Mayor P1anches. Nine Jusserand, Nine
Nabuco. Sehora de Calvo. Sehora de Corea- Bar
oness Moncheur Lady Isabella Howard, Mrs
Beveridge Mrs Knox Mrs Larz Anderson and
many other well known women were patrOnesses
for the large charity ball given by the Knights
Of Columbus tonight. Cardinal Gibbons was
present
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ro,zcREss-Senate. The naval aPpropria-
tton bill was under consideration and thefe s ~as
discussion as 70 The Qoicy o- se1lolns ~ -
around the world -- house 'oA'57iA'L-
mons resolution providing for an investigation
of the alleged paper trust was al-o+' -1
o. her important measures were pd>>tA-
FOREIGN-An American waTshlp VII De
sem 70 Venezuelan waters 70 carry Minister
RusseIs dispatches the port q Ia quay ID --S-
ba- r7oea5 r7z-7g 10 disease believed 10 be
t,-t--~ir rferr7a 80 The Haytian legislature
orlre6 Al Forr-a11- Prince. thousands OF troops
ac,rIr,v5ng The streets, President Nord AlvAis
again announced his oe1erIIlIlatloh 10 80 80
sre-rlv with rebeIicr. == students VINO llrea
on P-esi5e-r Cabrera were captured by soldiers
martial -aw proclaimed IN t1'1aIeIllala eitS-
= Persian orlSaloS "i-e at-s--Lt - -. - -
cut the Russian forces N ne region ~ --tt1- De-
suvar were driven back with heavy losses- :
Fohu Redmond, q a meeting q me 1L--eu u
Trsrr League announced that = had beer le-
C-5a5 = r7-7-77-- Mr. churchill in the Nanches-
- z7a---0v == Notices have been posted N
-. streets = : Petersburg warning the III
rab5tanJz Of au expected epidemic q cf-2i=ra-
DOMESTIC festivities incident 70 the
entertainment Of the baT-leship feet continued
= Los Angeles Admiral Evans was reported
IS steadily improving al Paso Robes - Ny
I 7eh secretary 70 rhe President replied 70 Rep
r-=ze--a-fye Sims. Of Tennessee. explaining his
possession Of transit stock and resenting the
attack made upon him =- The Repubncah
-4rf-g committee Of -he Senate a. Washington
manifested doubts Is 70 the Passing AZ Jhls
session q irnE'or17ElT measures N ne ~ 49, :
programme. - Tha Assembly al A-nanF
rassed the Rchinson bill amending the rapid
transit law 70 make more attractive for private
carfraI contracts for future suhwaTS- == The
senate a = 4Iharv passed The last u the banking
reform bills. which now goes 70 rnH Governor,
and g Public Service Commission measure
CITT-Srocks closed generally higher -=
Police Commissioner Bi-Enar1s request for
So. 600 for secret service work was turned down
bv the Board q Aldermen - Ler1uel Ely
CJligg was employed by Thomas r Ryan 70
flrre- out 2 bear raid On Metropolitan Street
Railway stock i was learned from The grand
1urv minutes The Associated Press al
irs annual meeting adopted an address 10 the
President and Congress 10 grant immediate
relief from the eEsC-i0ns Cf combinations or
pape-na kerS - Statistics showed a great
srneIio-aTlou of the bridge crush. due 70 Public
Service Commission orders =- Five 1uuCrFG
Italian scow r-inrne-s struck == The New
York University chorus n the varsity show
went o-7 q strike The new German steam
er Deike Rickrers was reported disabled during
her maiden voyage
THE EATEzEP Indications for to-day
Fai~ and warmer. The rerrperarr1-e yesterday:
EiEhest = degrees. lowest -.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
4musementS.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-s 15-MIs Modiste'
tIEsMBRs-2-s-Nsu
2n-Tai6 u Full
SCo-S -1s-The Nsr-e1s OF NirElI1h-
BTT0I--2-se-s 2o-The Wot- --.u
-ls-DoroJhy vernon OF f1knooH 119--
y-2-lS-S IA Waltz DREAM
CaRNESsTE IA LIS -3tl-LectuTe
CASINOS .l5-Nearly q Hero
TAI-2-S-NsudeNil
S1S-Gi-ls-
F-T1t-< ri SEEs-The World II Wax
4-sfTT - Father eno The soys-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Luck q AacSI
~ srSuJl-E-a-4s-S 1.-THE Rcysl Mounted
,zT-RNA KS .2a-Iler FarniNe1tas
y 1-sf~EF-~--S.I5-Tne WitchlDE HouI.
ArSFF-rSTF.I -15-Nsuoeril-e-
E5rR141 SQUARE,. .15-s ,l3-The G1rl 6eii1o
p4rST1F0arF--2-s-Batte of Port Arthur ha4i7'
,s7-6sos5- -2.ls-s .eo-The Honor q the Tsnny
f,~rCT-FS-S.IS-The YANKEE Fii-~S'
--E-z-T--v-o -ao-s -2o-PoIy q the Circ-s
Tvf2E-T-f-S-Sc-The Thief
TT-PTC-S-F5sniet-
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S-T-TT sgS-ERT0A Nj :l5-e-l2-- ne Ne--'
- --C1rSE- 4 .aa--He soul KISS
.--y1x ( Se-rzn- II he t1olse-
- -1s,--he Music AasltI
49, 20 knight foT - Tie
uFPFP MUSIC EALL-2-le-e-is '-'+
Widow
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
TIE WTLLIAMS FIASCO.

Mr.. Williams, the leader of the minority in
the House Of Representatives, is evidently more
gifted as an orator or as n composer Of political
doggerel than as serious parIiamentarian.
The result of his latest clash with Speaker Can
non shows that he was just much at fault in
his technical contention that he had been de-
prived Of a right guaranteed to him by the
Constitution in the broader assertion that he,
as leader of the minority was qualified to de-
eide what legislation the House should consider
ana what il should leave unconsidered. The
Mississippi statesman took great offence at the
summary action OF the Speaker Saturday in
declaring motion 10 adjourn carried. He al
legged that the Speaker Ignored q demand made
by him for the ayes and noes. and in so doing
violated the constitutional provision that the
ayes and noes shall he taken on any question
in either branch Of Congress at the desire Of
one-ffth of those present.
If this allegation could have been sustained
Speaker Cannon would have been put in an en-
barrassing position. With implicit faith in his
ability to convict the Speaker Of an infringe
ment OF constitutional right Mr. Williams intro
duced on Monday the following resolution OF
censure:
Resolved, That the act Of the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives in adjourning the
House on SATURDAY April IS, 1908, q breach
Of the privilege Of the House affecting its safety
Yet when the time came to produce the neces-
saTy proof OF breach Of privilege that proof
was lacking. A scrutiny OF the record Of the
proceedings OF the House on April IS showed
that on the question OF adjourning no actual
demand had been made for the ayes and noes
Here is what happened, according TO the official
reporters:
Mr. Payne-Mr, Speaker, I move that the
House do now adjourn
The question taken.
The Speaker-The ayes have tt
Mr. Williams-DivisiOn, Mr.. Speaker
The Speaker (coutinuing)-And the House
stands adjourned until tomorrow at y o'clock
The Constitution does not guarantee the par
liamentary right to demand a dYslOn-an in
formal count by the Speaker-and the House
rules authorize the Speaker 10 ignore. at his
discretion, any parliamentary manpuvres which
he may consider obviously datory. He cOnsid-
cred the demand for division dilatory and
properly ignored it, although he could not prop
ery have ignored Il demand for the ayes and
noes.
Just before adjournment Mr.. Williams had
forced an aye and no vote on the passage Of the
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. lie
had secured twenty minutes in which to debate
the question Of suspending the rules and pass
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
orr SHIPS sTEsuIyG RADIUS.

one highly valuable result Cf the cruise Of
our great war feet which could not easily have
been attained in any other way Is already re
ported. Il i said that considerable differences
among The ships IN coal consumption have been
demonstrated. and that with the exception Of
four they have all burned much less coal than [
was supposed they would burn. Thus the Dig
new batrIeships which were expected. according
70 The most favorable calculations nf the Navy
Department. 70 burn more than IUU-proD8by
l1l-JoBs day. IN fact burned Only from -
70 - tons The four ships which burned as
much as had been expected. or perhaps more
are The Maine. The bahama the hearsarGe and
The KenIucky- Of these the first named IS sad
70 have had Ler boilers la bad condition and the
three others are among tie older of our ships.
having been launched ten years ago
The Importance Of This demonstration Of light
coal consumption Is dual and IS obvious. II
means less expense ia operating the ships 10 the
extent Of the value Of from twenty 10 twenty
I've tons Of coal q day That is small item.
II has meant saving Of $1,000 or more daily
on this voyage. SUI more important il means
that the steanling radius Of our ships, the dis
tance which they can travel without recOaIiug.
IS considerably greater than II was supposed 70
be. Some foreign critics We're surprised when
the itinerary Of rhe Pacific cruise was announced
al the length Of the next 70 Tie last run from
EallaO 10 MagdaleDa Bay. The distance
more than three thousand miles. and they won
dered whether our ships could carry enough coal
for so long d run. Our own naval authorities
thought that they could. reckoning the coal en-
durance Of the ships II thIrty-eigLt huudr Il
miles at the prescribed rate OF ten knots But
Il now appears that of the twelve ships which
did better thar expected there was not one
wE4ch could not have covered four thousand
miles without recoalID2. while some OF them
could have gone considerably more than Eve
thousand miles. That is remarkable record
and il indicates gratifying degree Of efficiency
ia actual service, for il time of war when coal
ing stations may not be easily accessible and
when ships may be required 10 20 far or 10 De
IN action long without an opportunity to rec0aI
a great steaming radius Is OF high value.
This knowledge, We have said. j. result Of
this cruise which could Lot readily have been
ATTAINED IN any other way. We doubt if il could
have been rs satisfactorily and cOnclusyely AZ
tanned IL any other way II would have been
possible TO ascertain ships coal consumption
tv steaning her 10 and fro over course of
60 miles In Long Island Sound But that
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

ING the bill and had made various statements
and inquiries which were clearly out or oruer
On being called TO order, rebuked by the ChAii
and directed to proceed In order he SAID:
shall now proceed in order, Mr. Speaker' 1y
saving in closing the argument nave JuSl AiAI
against the motion to suspend the ruIes az. a.
ness the consular and diplomatic appropriate ION
bin that having accomplished the purpose 1o .
,bicb arose | will now reserve the balance OF
nv time and yield any OF IL 10 anypouy ss upS-
this side who may desire It Does anyoouS
,rar+ three or five minutes upon this motion:
There seems TO be one desiring H. MI.
SNEAKER and having accomplished my purpose
bv making the announcements OF poncy ., -
TO make now yield the DaAsiCe VI NY '
the Speaker himself
The Speaker had every reason 10 De on MS
crerd agninst further frivolous and dllatory
proceedings and was fully justified IN taxing
advantage of the minority leaders mistake
vrhaD adjournment was moved, IN making an
unnriyileged instead of privileged demanu-
II was a battle Of wits and Mr.. Williams "as
fairly beaten His flibustering campaign con-
ceiyed n, absurdty. is, we nodce, receIFlns
scan+ support in Democratic newspapers IL IS
also seriously penalizing Democratic Represeh-
tatiyes who have local measures whlch lhey
want TO see passed but which cannot De con-
sIdered ST the flibuster continues 1t IS lne
for the Missssippi statesman TO drop comedy
and assist IN orderly and rational Legislation.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
TIE DIPLOMATIC CORPS

From the Tribune Bureau
washington April N-Baroness Hehssliiiu
and her uttl. daughter started this afternoon Ior
Not snrtugs Va where they will spend seVerai
weeks for the benefit OF the baroness lea -,
IT,. a-r,assador did not accompany them but viii
-,,,. abort visit TO the resort during their stay
7bav have leased a cottage at Bar Haroor for the
summer and will go there early IN the season
Raron Havmerle Count Torok and Prince WIN
disch-Graetz have also leased cottage 'Ho VI
the l..
W. 7Tng-snr the Chinese Minister went 70
New York to-day TO attend the dinner OF tne
American Asistic Society.
tn. Bolivian Minister and sehora de Caloeron m
and their daughter. Sehorita Elena CaIoerOn VIII
IN 70 Europe in Jun. spend ths summer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

,o,,pr tho glory about Mr. Post might be set
down as a myth. Myth II may be, out hisioi!
has often matched il. The man who nrst col-
ceived the nebular hypothesis and enormously
FASTENED great political and intellectual re'Olu
lions hv his unique philosophical writings and
lectures never wandered forty miles from MS
birthplace. If a mind rs active and powerrui
nc Kant's could hold It's body vassal bound 10
It's native acres might not Greene County
farmer of considerable shrewdness and lntell-
gence let a township be bis universe FOR hlsh
hundred wears? The German philosopher
STAYED at home because the moral law IN MIN
and the starry heavens above him interested ana
amazed him more than everything eise' anu
these could be observed in konigsbeFg quite MS
well as anywhere else. Perhaps the agrlcuItur
list lid the river had an equally good reason Tor
droppng the spring announcements or traNei
bureaus into the waste basket unread
Metaphvsically speaking all things are
equally interesting and stupid; it Is the lndlV1d-
uaI who lends enchantment TO each view ana
lives off the interest on the loan. Perhaps the
Greene County farmer succumbed TO pigs as
Kant did to the moral law. Perhaps every
mornings sun made the habits OF hens more as
tonshing TO him and worthler of contemplation
lust rs every nightfsll used TO dsTken the mys-
tpry of the stars on which the German thinker
gazed. If he was too deeply engrossed in some
problem to let Sunday school excursion tempt
him, he was q happy man. even though not d
desirable citizen in the common estimation
The average man. however willing 10 applaud
lecturers who preach the Simple Life or Con
tentment the Goal Of Human Striving" is might
lily suspicious OF the person who embOdIes these
gospels too perfectly. For. just as some discon-
tent is divine so does some cOntentment seem
bovine But before moralists and testers deride
the sedentary farmer they should reflect that
he NAV have gained more than he lost
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
ROEBLNG-FARROV.
Engineer of Brooklyn Bridge Wsda
Prominent Southern II oman.
by TeleEar- % Ne ---.--s-

P1ttsAaId. Mass A--- ---1I--a- VAsh-1Era
Augustus Rceh-i-E. of Trenton. n J.. and u
CorneEa Wetzeu Fa--1v, O. member O. ore e
the oldest families OF Charleston. s ... vs-s "a
ried at noon to-day at Dalton The e7-e-lons -
place in the home of Mrs Fa---w school --7---
Mrs Frederick e. Crane Elaborate -'-a- d7C'1
rtons were used Music was furnished ~ 3 s1l-a
orchestra Ms Farrow and Colonel El'e0--as y :,
unattended The b-i5e was given n -11---7-5 =
Frederick G. Crane. a cousin a- senator " - -
raw Crane. She wore q Fa--stl1 S1TH % D.
satin trimmed with ribbon and ~- --lSa q
Her only 5eweI-y was diamond z7-l------
Of the bridegroom She wore large 'a- Z. -
her gown and carried "a bouquet .- ----s-,---- =.
ley At The close Of the ceremony q r-,7-'- -
held. followed by IL ua----- --s----s-- -,
in the afternoon Colonel and 1--s. E-'------ -
in an automobile 20 this rt-v- whence -2s-
by an afternoon train f-- E-w Ae~~ .s.
Colonel Roe5I-ae met bis lr-l- ltc-t two -
ago IN Trenton AT d dinner given u -7' ---,r ---
and the engagement followed soon MS --v
expressed e wish % be married -- The l--
home OF her school friend. Mrs. Crane IL - -
and hence the ceremony there. She IS q --7--', -
the Wetzeu family Of Charleston. ana - -.
John T. Farrow OF CEa-Ias--1- s.s-teIn -, -
ago. lie died three years later SIZE is ----' "a
old. Colonel Roeb1oE. who as seventy Pc
has been FOR i've years q w.lcwa-- -l- IS
name as engineer Of the Brooklyn brl-s5 10
inG, the plans or his father. John a lsJ-' .sr,-
conceived the idea Of the bridge ana W. !, or
ber Of the drrn OF John A Itcec-----S ; - - .ss3
pany. which built the structure. He = -
OF the Roe5Iing plant in Trenton a va
Among the wedding guests were III. = - .-d.-
John \ RoebIing. the former ne son q = %
groom. and Carl and Siegcried Roeol--s 'A1
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
by -e.sg-a15 20 re ---5--s


Newport Z april 2---r-s AL1-ed 9 Vza'
5arbiI- nav purchase or lease a cE-1 n 5or-s
mouth During her recent VISITS - N4T2o-- .
y known thar Mrs. Ta--=~c--- visited ne WI
lam Maxon Rogers es-a-s IL Wz----s Road al-
as far as known nothing ds----7 has been ss--e1
in regard 70 -re transfer - --e plaza In7 an
Is an extensive one. and IS -ez- 1s-cy Fo1'
Farm the home o. NJ and 1--s Eeg-1a-1 GO
Vanderbilt. ana some distance from Ms 'a1asr-
r51--. o14 home oakland Farm =-e IS ex7scrss
aeair r Newport rezr Saturday
NJ and Mrs william = -I---. Major s-c A-s
y-frrfa-r z vVe---o-a and -r-- 7ez--aIt RiTss.
who have been in Newport for q -77v caTs' s---'s-
today for New York
The Misses skinner. q Se- York arrived .
their cottage this evening S-- RE season
Miss Rosa C-ozv4-o- returned -7 Nerpo-- %.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
Az THE WHITE HOUSE.
,p-on Tribune Bureau ]

va,b,nr+on Apru H-The President receA'eu
th,s afternoon from Attorney General bonapai = .
an opinion that the employers haoinly o.. ,r1
constitutional and he viii, in all prooaoiN'S'
the measure tomorrow ..,.,,
., a 4udg. IN the vacant Minnesota district Dench'
but the President made no decision
Callers at the White House to-day IncluU + =
stors Stewart Of Vermont; Dolliver. Danlei' 70
pew Ankrny Borah and Hopkins fsep- -.s 800 ?
wheeler CfIIett Dwight Calder and Fassell' Ia Ia
ho- Commissioner NELL and Interstate Connerce
Commissioner Knapp . i,
The Cabinet met at Il g. n and aoloulHeo o
m Secretaries TAFT and Cortelyou were aosen~
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

The vanity OF much railing against
corporattons' was unintentonally illustrated ihe
o+be- evening pv a Clergyman in an address at
Cooner Union. Seeking TO convince his hearers
hat N5annr7on is responsible for many outrage
ans crual+ies the speaker displayed the charred
rernnant Of waistcoat which had been worn
bv an ernpIoye who was burned to"death oy CON-
,ng IN contact with the third rail Of an elec'Ilc
road AS he held up the grisly relic ne sAIu.
..T do not know whether the third rah snoulo
have been covered. but do know that NAM Nam
mon was responsible" Isn't IT at least 'IlLie
absurd 10 fix the responsibility upon poor o'u
Nremr1on before coming to any posl'iN
cision on the propriety Of Marnrnon -
.o.,,o4so 1favba Narnmon ought 10 he hung
hr1+ try him first
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

II It is the settled policy that the stances, iii M
so n js doubtful whether private caplLA WI
Show eagerness to build subways.-The Ne" olK
Globe
No such eagerness has been manifested YET as
to cause the public to apologize for encuH HDeIIHs
the earth and TO take back all the uhAIilu 'i-4--e
II has said in the past about the way /. "o'
treated when private capital had an aOSo, Icy
fraa hand The Public Service Commission
lo,,,5 NOT he frightened from making reason
able reforms by this boyle.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
THE BiNET.
From The Tribune Bureau J

washington, April 21-Mrs Root 1oiheo I'
sscr.tarv OF State at their home here TINS nloIi
ing after weeks visit with ner rno'nei' -
CoI.r, II Wales In New York Edward Root VIII
cow. ~ washington the last Of this week for
short visit with his parents
Robert Taft will return 70 faIe t1I-'
after an Easter visit with his parents 'he o0oie
tary Of War and Mrs. Taft
Mrs James r. Garfield will return to-n0IioN
--o7n SHORT stay with Dr. and Mrs Wilmer al
their Virginia estate
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
DAVID muRRAYs MEMORY HoNoSE1

TOXIC. April "A dinner was as-- - -.ps1
commenoration % the services rendered = 4-ra
BY the late David Murray. the American - IL
1873 10 IS-1 served the government rs a.. s,sa-
educational matters. and V-lc------y ---l & l.ss-
dation os the system now used -a J-.'1i' .,,.rs3
tion- The dinner was attended 'l '-
scholars professors and educators
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Police Commissioner Bingham is a pessinisr
after all At a lecture before a workfnsrnans g
..ub he estimated the number Of good decent
fellows" among the patrOlnen at six thousand
This means doubtful list Of eighteen hundred
or more If there are three sheep to every soa1
in certain fock is it a flock Of sheep or a herd
Of goats?
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
TO SUCCEED DEAN WRIGHT AT YALE

Minneapolis. April -l--An-cunce1leHt w. - vale
here to-day that subject to ratincarion oF ~ sn-
Corporation. Dean Frederick $. Jones. - .s,rs
gineering faculty OF the University oi ~ 40
has been agreed on by che Yale tatl''S = vags
successor OF Henry Parks Wright. GeaA Sosaus-
ber l9e
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Some staid Pennsylvanians, seeing an adver-
tIsement IL which ten yards Of SILK were oIIereu
for S. hastily sent the money and received Ch7
stipulated length OF the finest Six thread Ino
7,-re+ches are now complaining TO the
,,ofico and the PostofHce Department but every
school teacher can testify that 81 lesson IS
q reasonable charge for higher instruction IN
English and siIkwor7n economics
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

This nea5spaper is o1Cned and published 0S
The Tribune Associ6ti-n, a NeiC loTS corpora
f,ou Office and principal place Of business, 47lo-
u7e Building. No. I5+ Nassau street NeW % " q ;
,,o5e, zr;J7s rreefdcnr. Nathaniel Tattle. sec
..e.,.,, o-5 -yrqsu-er. The address Of the OIL
err is -be Office o. this ne1cspGper.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

It is reported that the organizers OF the anti
,f,,rnhv movement are on the verge Of disagree
rnent II the second convention project tlz@les
ont It will greatly strengthen Mr. Murphy anu
Mr. Corners in the conviction that there are
MANY Democrats who really need guarolan'
since they don't know where they stand or "nat
thew want.