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New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

fac+ional domination In parliament which made
tho government weak aud unstable and which
threatened the repubIic itself with dissolution
Drevfus has been liberated and vindicated-
Picouart has been bonored. The army has been
nurified and subordinated to the civil authority.
Church and State have been separated. A par
Hamentary bloc or stable government major
itv has been created and the government IT
sef has been made stable. The republic has
beeu confirmed and strengthened and greatly adj
vanced in international prestige. And it is
hardly conceivable that this series of great
events could have occurred had not one brave
man in the face of hostile multitude cried out
"JaccuSei" !"
On January -, 1898, Emile Zoa was known
and noted as a writer of realistic fiction. his
works having been for years among the best
sellers but any suggestion that he shouiu
eventually have place III the Pantheon would
have met with derision. On January IL, 1898,
the whole Rougon Macquart series was eclpsed
and all but forgotten in the presence or single
short letter In a newspaper, and either the
Pantheon or prison loomed in view. Inc hah
of Fame for Great Americans requires man to
1--we been dead ten years before MS name can
he inscribed upon its walls, and the rule is
prudent one But there was no need TO wait SO
long in ZoIa's case Ten years from the date
of his most famous achievement DIS ute 10
all the honorable distinction that France can
give is amply established. Many Will remem-
her him for his works in literature. All should
remember him for his cry of y J'accuse! ana ITS
transcendept results The TRUTH" he declared,
lis marching on, and nothing can stop 1t Ihe
words are his most fitting epitaph
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
ARCHBISHOP RECEIVES PALLIUM-
Cardinal Gibbons Cfhciates at Ceremony at
Boston-Governor and Mayor Present.

Boston Jan. 29-Archbishop William II. O'Con-
nell was invested with the sacred pallum by Car
liinaI Gibbons the Cathedral OF the HOY Cross
TODAY The cathedral was filed with inVl'ed
guests including Governor Curtis Guild, jr, mem
bers Of his executive council Mayor Hobart ana
members of the city government and number OIL
other state and city officers
Cardinal Gibbons offiCiated at the solemn nisn
pontidcaI mass. The officers OF the mass We're
Vicar General George J. Patterson. assistant
priest; the Rev. Edward J. Moriarty. OF CamDrldss
and the Rev. jeremiah r. Milertck. OF Bostoo'
deacons of honors: the Rev Dennis J. OFerreiL o.
Roxb,.ry deacon OF the mass, and the New WIZ
lam H McQuaid of Boston. sUb-deacon Inc Fe'-
NJ J. SDIaine ofTiciated master OF ceremonies.
the Rev Francis Y. Dolan as the srchiepiscopsi
cross bearer and the Right Rev Thomas Masen-
mis- of Jamaica Plain. and the Right Kew ATTN"
feeling OF Lynn. as assistants 10 the ArcholsnOg
The sermon Of the mass was preached by the FeFE
Rev Lawrence F. KeaTney. o P, the provinces
of the Dominican Fathers of Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
rFrnrn The Tribune Bureau.

lFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Jan. 29.-The Secretary Of State and
Mrs Root the guests for whom Brigadier
General and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe entertained at
dinner tonight Lieutenant General and Mrs
Henry c. Corbin and Major General and Mrs. Al
fred z. Bates among the guests.
Senator and Mrs. Bulkeley and Mr.. and Mrs G.
c. Glover were among those who entertained
dinner parties tonight Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Marye and Dr. and Mrs. James Mitchell enter
tanned dinner parties afterward taking their guests
to the Bachelors
Mrs. Alfred E. Bates returned TO Washington
to-day from visit to her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckee Dunn Mckee. in New York
The second and probably the most brilliant cotil-
Ion vet given by the Bachelors was that Tonight
when Mrs. Robert Bacon, wife of the Assistant
Secretary Of State. received the guests. Gist Blair
is president of the organization, and Captain j..
Curtis Gilmore, tr.: J. Vaudeville Carlisle, Jerome
Bonaparte, Frederick H. Brooke. Lieutenant Com
u1ander CTelan Davis. William F. Hit, Captain
Frank r. Mccoy, Lieutenant Edward McCauey
and Reginald Huidekoper are the other ofhcers.
Lieutenant Edward McCauley led the cotilion to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.I

The Tribune Bureauf
Washington, Jan. 2e-The Brazilian Ambassador
and Mime. Nabuco entertained at dinner IN the
embassy. on Lafayette Square. tonight Their
guests were the Ambassador from Italy and
Baroness Mayor des Planches, the French Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand. the associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court and Mrs Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. the Minister from Peru and Nine de
Pardo the Portuguese Minister Viscount de Ate:
the Spanish Minister. Senor Don Ramon P1na
the Third Assistant Secretary Of State ard Mrs
Huntington Wilson: the counsellor of the French
Embassy and Nine. Des Portes de Ia Fosse: Mrs
Nicholas Fish, Miss Elizabeth kean. Mile Nabuco
c. Won Schubert and attache German Embassy
w. II. Kennard second secretary British EMBASSY
and Mr. Do Amaral. counsellor Brazilian Embassy
Mr. De Wanna -Kesch. the new second secretary
of the Brazilian Embassy. who received his ap-
pointnent fall. has just arrived in Washington
to assume his duties.
The second secretary OF the British Embassy ana
Mrs George Young entertained a dinner party to-
night
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lentlv rated them at about $1,000 apiece anu
sent an agent around to MFR. Metzs cave OF .ne
Winds to investigate and put another scounorei
in iail. No wonder Mr.. Metz nearly coiiapseu
from heart failure on reading the insisnincan'
expenditures of Mr. Wakefield The rash po-
liceman, in order to prove himsei1 a nero. nls,
=. .hn ton face of Tradition by practising rigid
econon,v, instead of preaching it. The dlminu-
five size of his bill must be disturbing thousands
Of neople: 1t makes private citizens worry over
the hugeness of all other municipal accounts,
and 1t makes oficeholders tremble lest ci'izehs
NAV be aroused to action by the incident. Mr.
wakefield is bold man, but he should not nave
given such a disturbing and perilous denion-
stration Of heroic economy at TINS Juhc,uie'
when officials are driven to their Wits ends 10
souander publc money without giving onence.
Tho lieutenant might better have quadrupied
his bill and bought hero medal out OF the
'srake-off :"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
AnluSemenfS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-s.l5-The Girl OF 'he "O'''
West
AfHAM3RA-2-s-vau6eyilie
ASTOR-s:Is-Irene wycheTley ,..f
EFlaScrl-s:Ia-s:i5-The Wsrrens OF Virginia
SIJoU-s.2D-The Comet
Bl-ANFY'S-2Is-s:l5-T Covoo. ana Nn- A'-
HROAfDw4Y-S:lo-A WALT Dream
CARNEGIE HALI-s:15-Concert
Observation-Disclosures shi
NoT NoToNIkI-s-S-Eaudeyfile
Observation-Disclosures Hook q tiollaii"-
T,aI,ysS-s:ls-Scciety and the buioos
FT,FrN NISFE-The World in wax
Testers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the t1reenN"pu .'v'-
s-T-pNkN@s-Goetz Berlichingen-
c.Tp7FJaM-2-S-Naucezile
xs s.rEFTT-c15-s :So-The WitchinS hour
S-23s :1S-Nsuoeyt1e .,,,r,.r
EFFaIp sCTARE-s:15-The Gin behlno 1ns r.a -Four
HIPPoDRoME-2-s-Batoe OF fof' <>4N-' ~
seasons Winter Carnival
.So-Her Sister.
rSrcI Observation-Disclosures Talk OF New h''N'
--px-fsTy~s :ao-PoIiy Of the Circus.
rvSsFT-y-2:Ia-s:so-Thc Thief
r5ssTf--s-IorS Dundreary-
TTSflN SOFIA ARE--S:I5-The Reckonins
- a1r-ST-r-S:I5-T7le Top o III Worlc-,
1T OPERA HOUSE,
vaarsTFRDAN-s:15-The Merry NtoO"
ssf-vs- i~TTsf-I -s:I5-I.one Town
Soul kiss
& -T5-s-fS-TwentN Days IN INC SLIa~@o
ST NICHOLAS RINk-Three sessions GAM
c7-T-yy-FSa :I5--A Grand ARMY man
n sTy S Ca knight for Day - ~. ,-s---
wFRFR.S MUSIC HALI<-S:ie-BHfiesaue o' i''' -'
widow
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THE APoTHEOSIs OF ZOLA

1t is announced that April 2 next has been
officially selected as the date for the transla-
tion Of the body of Emile Zola TO the Pan
theJn The announcement will be received with
general qualification, and it will also serve
reminder of the incident which chiefly created
Zola's title to the posthumous distinction which
he is about TO receive. II was ten years ago
this very month that be wrote his masterpiece.
That was the letter beginning ~ accuse! 7" in NJ.
Clemenceau's AurOre' To some the time will
seem much less, TO some much more. than ten
years. To all thoughtful and appreciative OBJ
servers it will appear as one OF the most mo-
mentous decades. perhaps the most momentOus,
in the history Of the Third Republic.
Those ten years have seen the redemption of
France from the shame of having wantonly con-
victed, condemned ana prosecuted almost TO
death an innocent man; from the sinister grasp
of a corrupt and half-traitorous military ring
which aimed at the practical subversion of
publican institutions 10 the arrogant rule of
military oigarchy from Clerical intrigues and
influences which often went far toward justify
Ing Gambettas famous epiSram, and from
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EARNING 4 HERO MEDAL.

The ambition of some men to be known as
heroes passes the bounds Of belief Members
of our local police force are said to have leaped
fully clothed, into the icy midwlnter waters or
the East River to rescue some comparatively
worthless citizen fire laddies, we have heard
rush into the hungry flames to deliver cat or
a fayorite armchair from premature lnclnera-
tfou and the ulterior purpose In all such cases
is said 10 be the acquisition Of a medal. be-
slowed with pomp and publicity. We have
sometimes received this Interpretation of haZ-
ardous deeds with skeptical silence, but on rare
occasions things are done which leave no other
rational explanation available The recent ad-
ventures of Police Lieutenant George X. wake
field NAV be cited as a case in point We hereby
bring against Mr.. Wakefield the charge OF hav-
ing incurred unnecessary risks Of the gravest
character risks which inIperilied not only MIN
self but many other citizens
Mr. Wakefield was sent to Belgium in search
OF police dogs With exemplary fathfuness he
fulfilled this arduous duty: but, apparently not
content with the tridng lustre which this
achievement added to his excellent reputation,
the lieutenant sought perlls not on the official
programme Upon returning with his dogs to
New York City he filed an expense account
which is an open insult 10 hundreds OF estlmable
oficpholdars According to this account the
total bill for the acquisition of the dogs was
SGD S4 This included the cost OF the dogs
five at $40 each Wakefields fare to and from
Belgium, 1882 board, $4S; cabs, So; incidental
expenses looking for the dogs, S25 go: three
crates Sc 60 freight, $50 duty. $40. and books
on training police dogs. g 90
No wonder the customs officials. as soon as
he declared his dogs to be worth $40 each. 81
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
frron Tho Tribune Bureau-I

Washington jan 2s-The President wore car
nation to-day In honor of the memory Of President
Mckinley All the White House employees, from
Mr. Loeb to the las. messenger. were provided
with similar blooms and wore them while on duty-
The three Republican representatives from Ken
Edwards. Bennett and Lang
,ey-came to the White House to discuss the LOUIS
willie internal revenue collectorship appointment
with the President but no conclusion was reached
Callers at the White House to-day included SEN
ators Hopkins Newlands. Dixon. Clapp Paynter.
Piles Overman and Stephenson. Representatives
Steenerson Calder, Kahn. Alexander, James ana
Hepburn and Assistant Attorney General cooley
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
CARDINALS BODY LIES IN STATE.

Paris Jan. 29.-The body OF Cardinal Fachs'o
Archbishop of Paris. who died yesterday. lay u
state to-day at the archbishopric and WAS vsssea
by about five thousand persons
The government has made no attempt 10 in''
fere with the imposng funeral and procsssls"
which have been arranged for Saturday Al "
eminent prelates OF France. the clergy OK ~ Fsi..
all the Senators, Deputies and the members o. - .'
Municipal Council who are members OF tne -
olic Church. have been invited to tako part n 1'
procession from the srchbishopric 70 Notre Dsin'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
ARCHBISHOP RIoRDAN SAILS

Naples, Jar. 2s.-Archibishop Riordan' oi -.
Francisco. accompanied by his secretary -
Dennis o. Crowley. left here for New YORK -
on board the steamer Cedric Before his deps---
the archbishop received from Rome treso - :.
ances that IL Father Hanna, OF Rochester ~.
comply with the desires OF the Congregation OF U
Propaganda. his appointment as eoadjutor
bishop of San Francisco probably would fon'"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY SERIOUSLY Ill

Washington. Jan. 29.-Lawrence o. Murray. AZ
sstant secretary OF the Department OF Cor1nletS
and Labor Is confined 10 his apartments seriously
iii. The attack began few days ago Win OH'
grip and developed complications Alarming ~
ports as to his condition became current to-dAs'
but 1t can be said that he is much improved Bota
the President and Mrs Roosevelt have called "
assure him OF their sympathy Mr. Murray "hrH
he was stricken by Illness was much run aor'
physically. IL Is not improbable that as soon IS 10
is able 20 travel he may go South TO recuperate
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SENATOR "eENS" PROFITABLE FUN.
From Golfers,

Senator Tillman has been having lot OF fun
with the Yankees the last summer. II expen-
slvs fun for the ''Yanks'': profitable fun for the
statesman. Senator Ben gathered In about $50, 600
from the Chautauqua field and bought farm or
two more In South Carolina. Although II was not
his first season a lecturer. probably It was his
hest for the effect Of the advertising he gets is
cumulative
''They thought they were having fun with me
Well. rnaybe they were" said the Senator with
ch,ckle Il made them pay noe $3.50 night for
telling them some things about this niger aues-
ton they had never heard before. Maybe they
didn't like it Maybe they did. know they
Yslsd ike q lot Of robeia
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
KING EDWARDS FIRST LESSON IN GOLF.

From Tit-Blts.
A good story Is told regarding the Kings first
game OF golf His majesty was attending classes
at edinburgh University, when, escorted by Sir
James G. Baird, he visited tho links at Mussel-
burgh. Tom Brown. famous cadde of the older
school, carried the royal clubs, and OF
the green's his majesty gave the ball push in
stead of q legitimate stroke. This too much
the caddie and Brown reprOved his royal
ployer in the free language of the links Sir J. G..
Baird thereupon informed the caddie that he
be guarded in his choice of words. to which
Tom to the Kings intense amusement, once
retorted, His royal highness maun learn. for IL
he had done that in a match he would have lost
( he
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

ST JaInes's Church. Madison avenue ard TIst
street has been selected for the marriass OF Mss
Julia Kean Fish. daughter OF Hamilton Fish, TO
William Lawrence Breese on March 2. The bride
groom, who is a son of Mrs. Henry o. Higgins bv
her former marriage to the late William Ia Breese
Of New York. will arrive here from England az
the end OF February with his half-brothsr. Ruper,
Higgins who IS to oficiate az MS best
Strvvesaut Fish jr Hamilton Fish, jr. Aynnar
Johnson William r. Rogers. Wistar Kendall and
James l. Breese, jr-. will act as usners Miss
Janet ard Miss Rosamohd Fish will be IN at
tendance on their sister bridesmaids fort
night after the wedding the newly married coupis
5u sail for England. to make their home IN Lon
don where the bridegrooms Oldest sister Is mar
rted to Lord willoughby d'Eresoy and his younger
sister 70 Lord Alastair Innes-her
,-t.- 4-,ors,cs Bourne daughter OF Mr.. and Nrs
FREDERICK G. Bourne. has selected St BarthoIo-
,,eu's Church the scene OF her wedding 70
Anzon W Hard, jr, on April - MISS Bourne 10
snandng the winter with her parents az the HotsI
Gotham
NJ a,d Mrs. Alfred Chapn, who booked
sar for Europe on February Is, with their caugn-
tar Miss Grace Chapin. have announced her en-
+ to William Beverley Rogers He
dr,ted from Harvard in 1893. now makes his
home I'm Salt Lake City. is a son OF William Bsv-
erIey Rogers and nephew OK ScuyVesant and
rIar,i,ton Fish. of Mrs. Samuel Nicon Benjamin
and
1,aor az Tsrooklyn from 1888 to 1851 II is prob
abIs that the wedding will take place abroad
W.. pogers winthrop is taking an active pssr
g., .ha o-ganization of the tableauE vtvsns which
,t rob1 Jacob Astor Mrs. Waldorf Astor and
AZ Peniannin Guinness have announced as taAin.
aIaca in behalf Of charity on February % and =.
- tta plaza Mrs. Waldorf Astor will also ap-
,a,- IN the sac occasion in a play 'nutled S
ReveilIon de Pierrette
Miss Florence VI. Bayhs was married Jes-sluay
+ noon 10 James Edgar Morris. son or the iats
-rtaoao-s " Morris. In the Church OF the Ascen-
-. cb. WAS given away by her brother. Aora-
~, FsavIis and was arrayed in white satin COW
- ,-itb noin+ lace She wore Juiie Veii, and
oo--isd a prayer book from whIcn -eil a shower
% I;Iiesof-the-yaIIey. Miss Adelaide BayIs her
-,.i5 of honor and Miss Anna Cutter ana MISS
r1ara Packard her bridesmaids. were II IrocAs Oh
,bi,a crane de chine covered with Wnlre SIX en-
bro,darv with which they wore large black mats OF
maIiues trimmed with black tuue Oo"s eu1 WINS
-aa+bers Theodore w Morris. jr.. was the best
man and William Bayhs- IT.. Mclean MOTIFS
FREDERICK P King John W. Converse, Frsderick
w. Ford and A. Blaine Robinson were tns usNel"
rbs ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr.
pe-cv 6 Grant. and was followed by a reception
efven AZ the house OF the brides uncle. Winam
BayIis in East 66th street
Miss 4 Caroline Morgan. niece OF the H-e'. Ut
n PARKER Morgan, will be married TO Frank 2
dc,-,1Itv in the Church of the Heavenly Rest on
June 10
Mrs W Starr Miller gave dinner last nlsnt
at her house, in Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Who saws hard times are here? The country
has money to burn. Within forty-eight hourS
Chicago had two fires. involving losses Oh POW
600 and more than $1.OOo,ooo Indianapolis Gu
loved one conf1agration which hckeo up F'0"'
OOO. and Kansas City treated nerseif 10 one .,
like nroportions while dozen smaller towns dio
tbo hest thew could with their limited means,
having cot rid of as many business blocks and
factories, each worth about $4,000. A country
that can go on a pyromaniacal spree like thls'
and keep up the pace week in. week out GER
tainIv must be immensely rich
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who will sail for Europe

FOR HAMBURG
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett F.ay.
Mrs. CORTLAND Hoppin.
Mrs. Charles Van Brunt.
MIR. and Mrs William A.
Prime.
Mr. and Mr. SPENCER Pen
rcx
. FoR HsNFE
Fritz Zu't
Alesit Gcdde.
Emile BondonrealA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

The leader Of Boston's "arny of the unem-
ployed," who openly defed the police by trying
to hold a disorderly meeting on the Common
and was expeditiously bundled into jail for MS
bravado. is said to have the degree OF Doctor
of Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University
We trust his judges will make due allowance
for this extenuating circumstance. A man whose
youth has been spent in the weary grind OF
attaining the doctorate cannot be expected 10
understand the merits and the necessity or MS
contemporaries social customs
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
TO FENCE IN VALE CAMPUS

New Haven. Jan 2a-Or reunion night q :,
june .. the old campus Is 70 be fenee' -
the class of ~. which will hold its seAs1a -
union. this class bearing the expense a..-.,~a -.
rrtttance being limited Yale men AID E-
friends The fence VIII ~ huilV from tne -
20 pIrlsN anA ;be ga,e= between the 'tner 4
tories closed 90 rhe cuphc II . eelsvsa
intends to hold a Lawn party
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Oliver Hartman Mrs. James Brown Potter,
Mrs GrenviIle Kane. Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, tr,
and Mrs William 3. Dinsmore are among the
patronesses of the Senior Cotillon which takes
place tonight at Demonico's.
Count and Countess Donys SzechenyI Count
Stenben Szechenyi, Count Paul Esterhazy and
Count Anton Sigray will be among the fellow pas
sengers of Alfred q. Vanderbilt and of Mr. and
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and their little daughter
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

This newspaper Is ouneG and paolsheo W
The Tribune Association. Neio York corpora
faon Office and principal place Of business, Irto-
un. Building, No. I5i Nassau street, Ne" for"'
OGDEN Mills, president; Nofhanie! Iaft'e' SEQ
r.,o-,, ora treasurer. The address Of the OF
Gers is the Office Of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
POLISH FEMALE BANDITS ARREsrsp'

Lublin Jan 2-Ths Doiics OF this CITY os
rested the leader OF a band OF robbers eoinS~
entirely OF women. These female oanuts az
spousible for a long series OF highway roo0si'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
KAISER SENDS GERMAN FoLksoNsS

Rochester. Jan. 29.-EmperOr William ot ' !,
has sent two volumes OF German folksonsA y
lected by himself. TO the Rochester Mannef'H
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Secretary Cortelyou estimates that 'he
money boarded in the October November panic
amounted to 1896, IL, ,469-about one-tenth OF
the total circulation. On the average then'
nine bank depostors out of ten kept their heads
In the recent crisis.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Colonel Watterson writes to 1.-The New horK
Sun" to point out that he had sufficient ponticai
courage six months ago to urge Mr. Bryan 10
"abdicate" Perhaps the response which the
colonel got has discouraged imitators from ad-
yancing the abdication suggestion
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA eEouESI'

Norfolk Va. Jan. 29-As the result oa "a
promise effected with the contesuns ne"S "a
estate of z. W. James. who left S0S"S r,s
University OF Virginia. will be settled AZ onse
will contest was decided adversely 20 the nea'~
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

THE AMERIkA A.
Miss Z. ]. Clark
George B. Adams.
Mrs. Alfred de Cordova,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. PerciNal
Dodge.
Frank u Hill
Mr. and Mrs Barnett Ray
LA TOT RAISE
9 r eoisseya
Mr and Nrr Charles j
Rarres-
nAmASAl q Gamma
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs william K. Vanderbilt ard W q
Hoyt sail by the same boat
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
Abouf People and S0cfoi 1nc'denfs.

Kathleen when they sail to-day on board the
Amerika for Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Count Ladislas szechenyi and his bride. who YER,
to have sailed next Tuesday on board the Kaiser
Wilhelm III. have postponed their departure uncl
ten davs later and will sail the kaiserfn Au-
s,,ste Victoria for CherDourg on February i.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
Nesp91ork DAILY G,1bn,ts

THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Mrs Anthony j. Drexsl and Miss Nargare<sa
Drexel are booked to sail Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

'nds TO hold a Lawn party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
MAY ORDER STRIKE
CONDUCTORS AND MoToRMEN ARE
 GROWING IMPATIENT.
Three O'Clock This Afternoon Es The Hour Named By Employes For Company To Name Its
 Arbitrator.

Cleveland, O., May 4.--In an ultima tum today, the conductors and motor men of the Municipal Street Railway Company gave President Du Pont un- til 3 D. m.. tomorrow to appoint an arbitrator for the company. one of three to be named in an effort to adjudicate the street car troubles.
 Failing at that hour to have named his man, the union says 1t will declare strike to enforce their demands for recognition of a contract entered Into by the old Cleveland Electric Railroad Company, taken over vy the municipal, calling for an increase of two cents an hour in pay. free transportation and other concessions.
 Earlier in the day, President Du Pont of the Municipal Company, had adopted the proposition of the union men to arbitrate. but with a. proviso that all or none of the points in the controversy to be submitted to three judges. He stated. however, that he would be unable to appoint an srbiter to represent the company until Thurs day.
 The executive committee of the street ear mems union went into ses- sion tonight to consider these points and after heated debate. finally de- cided no longer to postpone the mat ter beyond tomorrow.