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New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
REFORM, WITH A REASON.

So the recent optimistic announcement from
the Committee of Fourteen was more than
mere hopefuness after all The Lager Beer
Board of Trade and the Brewers Association
have been put on record by some of their off-
GERS as earnest allies of the saloon reform.
Well, everybody is glad to hear this of course;
but Joy is somewhat tempered by the knowl-
edge that liquor manufacturers and whole
salers are going TO assist in the enforcement Of
the excise and police laws only after they have
been convinced that it is good business, in the
long run TO Chamber into the reformers band
wagon. Although fully aware of their power
to suppress Objectionable hotels and saloons
by withholding supplies, the liquor dealers have
persistently refused to exert their influence for
the remedying Of an unqualified evil. As this
same immoral obstinacy was displayed by most
of their colleagues throughout the country,
nothing could have been more natural than the
popular inference that the liquor interests were
Ieagued against the common welfare On this
opinion the prohibition movement has fed and
thriven thousands of Anti-Saloon League adj
herents regarding their campaign as a battle
against all the devils hosts. No wonder, then,
that the shrewder liquor dealers are beginning
TO see that they must lose the stigma to fore
stall utter destruction! How unfortunate. too.
for continent drinkers and the vicious classes
alike that this insight was SO long postponed
by Il sort of conlmerclai DlSotfS. WHICH bliNoiS
refused to forego a little extra profit for later
gains and the general welfare!
If the Lager Beer Board of Trade and the
Brewers Association do live up TO their re-
ported promises. their members may be plea
anty surprised TO find, after Il years test. that
their profits have nUt Os1 maGe ne secrs
of supplying disreputab BILE saloons and hotels
with beer abandoned the practice not long ago,
confiding to friends that the game was not
worth the candle. Politicians 'bled" him in
the name of protection, dishonest divekeepers
swindled him and reputable citizens scorned
him. ~erhaps he was not so unscrupuously
clever as he might have been; but, so long as
he cared a whit for his standing in the COM
munity, this despicabe traffic would have left
a balance the debit side. And so, too, with
all other men in the business
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
der the impartial Jurisdiction of the State Water

der the impartial jurisdiction OF the State "dtei
Commission, and also in the same category with
Ulster Greene and Albany counties under the
law which was enacted in connection with the
CatskilI enterprise, and which enables the COM
munities invaded to collect from this city just
jndemnities for both direct and consequential
damages There can be- we think, no doubt that
the rights and interests Of those three counties
are amply protected under the law, and there
should be no objection to SuffOlks being taken
from its present anomalous position and put on
equal terms with them.
II may be added that there is no intention on
the part of the Board of Water Supply of drain
ing the lakes and streams of Suffolk County so
as to destroy or diminish the local supply All
that is desired is to impound the surplus flow
which Is now running to waste If that is done
farmers fishermen and all residents of and Wis
itors to Suffolk County Will haveyhs much water
as they have now, while scores of millions or
gallons q day will be secured to save Brooklyn
from its chronic scarcity and also to give Rich-
mond Borough the additional supply which 1t so
sorev needs and this will be done several years
before the new Catskil supply will be available
Prompt enactment of these bills during the pres
~ session of the Legislature would work hard
ship or harm to nobody, but would do great good
to a million people and would save the second
borough of the city from an actual Scarcity
which causes much Inconvenience and d1scom-
fort and from imminent danger of a famine
which would cause unSpeakable disaster Inc
Board of Water Supply has acted with much dis
cretfon and a spirit of consideration and equity
in the drafting of the measures, and that we
trust will commend them to the Legislature for
prompt and favorable action.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
PRINCE OF WALES NOT COMING HERE
Belief in London That the Trip Will Be Con-
fined to Quebec.

London March 16.-It is believed in London that
if the Prince Of Wales should receive an official
invitation TO go Washington his visit to
Canada next summer he would not be able to ac-
cept it. II has been reported here that such an
invitation contemplated According TO the pres
ent arrangements, the princes trip TO the ter
centenary at Quebec will be brief He will not go
anywhere else although invitations have been
ceived from Montreal and other cities The Princess
of Wales will accompany him.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TO DISSOLVE WESTMINSTER CHURCH

At meeting OF the Westminster Presbyterian
Church last evening il was decided 70 disSolVs
the church The Presbytery OF New York had de
cided that the church should be dissolved unless
some definite plan for its continuance was formu-
lated The church's decision last evening
rived at by bare majority of the one hundred
persons present IL said that the Presbytery
would probably decide in favor of reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT D. U DINNER

Governor Hughes will be the guest and principal
speaker at the annual dinner of the Delta Upsilon
Club of New York, at the WaldorfAstoria this
evening He is member of the Brown chapter
OF the fraternity Other speakers will be Bishop
Spemeyer New York Go. of Cincinnati: John Lord
OBrian, Harvard. member of Assembly from Buff
fao: Arthur w. North California. member of the
California Legislature: the Rev. DIR. Nehemiah
Boynton, Amherst. so. of Brooklyn, and Fl. W.
Cooper, Swarthmore, SO.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
AMBASSADORS GUESTS OF KAISER.

Berlin, March 16.-Emperor William invited to-
night Ambassador Tower and Mrs Tower and
Lloyd G. Griscom, the American Amba ssador to
Italy and Mrs. Grscom TO be his guests at the
opera this being society evening" His ma jesy
asked Ambassador Tower bring Mr.. Grscom to
the royal box between the lie was in con-
versaton with the two ambassadors for half an
hour Ambassador and Mrs Griscom will leave
here for Rome tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sail Tor NrOpe to-day are;
KRONPRINZESSIN CESIIIE. FOR BREMEN
Mrs Miles Il. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. William NJ r..
tpunte de CastelnirnardO- Horfmaun.
Mrs 4. Gray Diu-nore Mrs ,. r smith
MIR ans Jackson tsOu- Miss Hadden.
roud Mr Edward J.
Nrs Godfrey. King.
and Mrs r. prsXel MT and Mrs +. + Palmer.
Godfrey Sir Edgar Vincent
Among the passengers who arrived from abroad
yesterday
la RRE-TAGNE. FROM HAvRE
$ J. Fountain John Sal0me-
Xavier Reslness. NJ j. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
THE CABINET.

rFron, The Tribune Bureau
Washington March 16.-The Secretary OF sta'e
entertained at dinner tonight Senator EiKins
Representative Charles B. Lands. Representative
James L. Slayden, Assistant Secretary Bacon
Professor L. s. Rowe John Barrett and W. r"
Curtis. ~,
The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer VIII
bid goodby to their house guest Princess serge
BelosseIsky. tomorrow. when she VIII return
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
CONDITION OF AUSTRIAN EMPEROR

Vienna March I6.-The condition of Emperor
Francis Joseph. who has been confined 10 his rooms
in SCh0nbrunn Castle satisfactory to-day
There no fever
dens last night. He was arrested by the guards
and asyum.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
MR.. CLEVELAND GOES TIC LAKEWOOD

Lakewood. n. j.. March 16-Grover Cleveland ar
rived here this evening for an extended sojourn at
the Lakewood Hotel. Mrs. Cleveland did not
company her hlaeand but may join him later. Mr..
Cleveland appears be in good health. He will be-
seventy-one years old Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
SENATOR FRANCHOT HAS STROKE,

Niagara Falls. y. Y, March i6--State Senator F.
p Franchot suffered a slight stroke of paralysis
during the night. He retired In his usual health
last night and expected 10 leave for Albany this
morning Dr. William Hodges IS attending the
Senator and believes he Will be about again within
a week.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
MORGAN PARTY RETURNING HOME

St Louis March 16-Mrs- J. Pferpont Morgan
and Mrs. James Meredith. OF New York. Mrs Hop
pin. Of Providence. and Mrs. MOrganS secretary.
in St Louis to-day their way New
York from California in the private car In
dependence.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Nsm21ork DAILY Gaibr1,rr:
TUESDAY. MARCH il, 1908.

This newspaper is otcned and PuonShed os
The Tribune Association. Aeio 1orH co'polu-
fion Office and principal place OF business, 1'to
.ne Bui4ding. No I54 Nassau street, Nep YORK;
oo5en Mills president: NafhGnieI THttle, sec
retorv and treasurer The address OF the OFT
GERS is the Office of This newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Vanderbilt gave reception with music yes
terday afternoon her house in West 57th street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

The logic of the terms of settlement between
japan and China concerning the Tatsu Maru is
not so clear as to be entirely convincing at first
sight, though perhaps its subtleties may appeal
to the Oriental mind. China seized the Tatsu
Maru for trying to convey arms and ammunition
into her empire illegally Obviously, if the ship
was trying to do that China was justified in
seizing her. But it is agreed that China is
to make all sorts of apologies and amends for
the seizure, practically confessing that she had
no ground for it. Yet China is to purchase the
arms and ammunition which she seized thus
showing that the ship really carrying con-
traband stuff. and Japan is hereafter to exercise
extra vigilance to prevent her subjects from
smuggling arms into China. Without undue
captiousness or cynicism 1t may be said that
this looks like a case Of Not guilty, but don't
do it again"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Massachusetts loves transcendental issue in
politics as we'll philosophy. and she seems
have found in the animated struggle
now in progress in the Bay State to determine
whether the delegates to the Republican Ma
tional Convention ought to take instruction from
the voters the voters take instruction from
the woud-be delegates. Does political wisdom
ascend from the mass descend from those who
offer to represent the mass to It's ultimate profit
and enlight htenment?
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Whatever weakness Congress pleads to on the
subject of finance, it stands ready to give such
soundness to the currency can be impaired
by restoring "In God We Trust to the coinage
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

The Hon. Charles F. Murphy says that the
Hon. Bourke Cochran, now representing this
city and the Tammany organization in the lower
branch of Congress. is mot a Democrat This
utterance will tend greatly to increase the per
plexities of those who are tempted to wrestle
with THE New York Worlds" standing conun
drum What is a Democrat?'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

The appointment by Governor Hughes of for
mer Chief Judge Charles Andrews of the Court
of Appeals to hear the Jerome charges assures
an unprejudiced hearing by able arbiter who
will not be moved by either the pro-Jerome or
the anti Jerome sentiments that divide New
York 1t is in effect change of venue.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt viii sail sool
for Europe to remain abroad until June On thel
return they will go 10 Newport and take posses
sion of Beaulieu. which they have leased agat
for the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and Miss Ethel Harri-
man have gone TO Bermuda, remain for sew
eraI weeks
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Mr. and Mrs William NJ V. Hoffman are booked
to sail for Europe to-day board the krOn-
prinzessin Cecilie They will make automobile
trip through Italy. Sir Edgar Vincent and c.
Creighton Webb will also sail for Europe to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

For the benefit OF the Country Home FOR Con
valescent Babies. at Sea Cliff, Long Island. l.
CercIe Dramatique Francais will give a perform
ance of BissOn and Leclercq's comedy "JaloUsie
this afternoon at the Criterion Theatre Anon:
those who have taken boxes and seats are Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish Mrs William Douglas Sloane
Mrs Charles II. Marshall. Mrs VI. Orne Wilson
Mrs w Watts Sherman and Mrs. Richard Irwin
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ocn nngrrnSenbcm Staaten.
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te, lpor oic feline liebesfranfe Came
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Sercinigte Sdugrr uol Baltimore.

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nerbor . Salle;;" YrGiibent Senrg
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Sreten in Sic Wc0ouoal

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Gallagher, Der Sanmciiter,

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uient. strake. (f4S-)
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bier tGglid) nm 7 llbr gbeno3 bis
5iim ~. Snli; nad) &apouL Goren.
China mlo ocn Ybilippincn, pia
Seattle, t0glid nm 7 llbr 9lbcnoS
bis 5llm 16. Sltli.
Gic Grams. Yociiic. Eoit pirS tao
lid sum AbgangSbuicn beiGrocrt unH
Der SdlluB Scr Eoit lit 10 nrronairt,
oaB cine unnntcrbrod)eue llebcrlono.
9elorocrnng erm0glift miro.
". Sail SnrriS, EoItueiItcr.
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siuiae ,ormeu In Mornloub.


$3.50 : Sir zines iener prattpolen Sdu,
fer Iiabe Battlefront Bari. gir. 90. %. 2S etc.
ainrosSaresStraBe. 9ementirte 1rottoire, aels
Ter Hnb Sof; enniuirie Daoeipdnne NIB aii'
dernusauh etc. $50 Bdar nIo $4.05 pro gSr.
dc faufen zines iener iHoberuen Sdnfer. Ses
fidtigt fe uIo iiber3eiiat @nh.- Sebr lei6te
geotEgunacn. Gowaro Z. Stur6, az Ert nmS
eteae. tSuuii7 .1S.x&G)
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TnrElcu

In ieber @r5Be bon 4 bis su $4,000 gdern, In
WldrblaIto uno anoeren Oititaaten; fertter 8e.
thaftS4dufer nno 9spbnbdnfrr in Baltimore iino
auf benz Idiloe ianft Inali ant Biui9fien ourh
bic @eileral.Iaenimr bon GERMAN Babrnboop
ILL.,, Nere.0 tarleS.s trahe. Baltimore. Ytb.
(Geptt. 12Wlt)
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Sine aItsetabIirte 8nderei; quite Rlnofdnit;
9iaenibiimer 8iebt iid bonn @sfbdft 3uriid.
9iGb6ufrngcn 5lpifdcu I mo II uGr OiitldQS
in Der ,Mrlinatuu. Nadcrci. aeacniber hem
electric Yarf". GsS-9D
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1000 eeabcorb 4er ISIS
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1000 Tito. rms. Sutb. Ser ............ n
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1000 Gottcn Smef 75S
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oiinet. Sn ieincr GroiinungSreOe be-
500 Serr @ilmer lidl aui OaS rung1'
,Griebenc Geicp". Gr iu8tc, Der Staot
lclbit lei pcrontwortlit iiir Die Grl.
items oe3 oun9cidriebenen @elcbea",
imoem or eS mnterluilc, iiir geptlIe
Sergebcn, III oenen ea lid um Die Gb-
re elmer Samilie, elmer 6ruu ooer Ell
mes WtanneS bonoIe, gebltbrenoe
Stroicn on%5uieecn. llnter Den pro-
minentcitcn Sbctlnegnern oil Der Ter.
iommIung bciiroen iih Hldter Feor-
&C pom Stats Expectations. 8ertt)t,
Ole Mittcr Guns un6 elliott bon Der
oberltcu 9altimorer Staptgerid)t3.
bant, Gy.0enerulanuolt Willlom =.
9rpon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO.
iblto ". Miles, Hid)tcr Ssfar 2cler
pom Stcuer-N ppeuutionsgerid)t bon
baltimore, SilliS.S taatSanlpolt Glt.
gene S'Guunc, Hihter Wm. $. Mt.
tinionH BON, 5iuciten @eridtsbe5irf, Sr,
Nlll. &. Iepccnlon BON Cumberland.