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New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
anTLSING MR. CHANLER.

While the state remains in the dark as to just
what step Mr.. Chanler is going TO take in order
TO give himself some standing before the cleo
torate our interesting contemporary The New
York World is urging him to break definitely
with Murphy and Corners. "A1r Chanler
should define the issues Ii says, "and the
definition should be SO clear that it would ex-
"clude any possibility of Murphy or Corners
being among them It appeals to Mr.. Chan
ler's ambition. He has it in his power it
assures him, ito do the greatest possible ser
vice for the Democratic party Of New York,
and that is 10 make il a party Of Democratic
principles to which decent citizens can take
pride in belonging The way TO accomplish
this is simple and plain. The Democratic can
didate has to be no pioneer or discoverer. His
path is blazed for him:
Governor Hughes represents the mass Of the
Republican party distinguished from the
bosses Of the Republican party Mr.. Chanler
should represent the honest Democrats of the
state as distinguished from Murphy. McCarren
and Conners. Governor Hughes has Won his
place in the public regard by fighting the bosses.
Ir. Chanler cannot hold the public respect un-
less he makes it plain that he is neither the
bosses candidate nor would be the bosses Gov
ernor
The advice 70 Mr. Chanler. then, is to do
the things that Mr.. Hughes has done TO follow
in his footsteps as nearly as possible. 1t is
not enough for him TO have testified his ad-
mira ton of the Governor. he must give some
concrete evidence that this admiration will
inspire his actions and control his policies He
must break with the bosses and stand for the
masses He must shift the control of the
Democratic psrs- into other hands than those
Of the Tar many and the Buffalo boss. He
must bring the people 10 the front in that or
ganization THE World" is right These are
very desirable things Governor Hughes, if
reelected. will do them all With his direct
primary law he viii enable the masses to
make themselves heard in the boss ridden
Democracy, and they may make that party
one to which decent Democrats need not blush
10 belong.
Governor Hughes viii do this. We don't know
whether Mr.. Chanler can or not We don't
know whether he can do any of the things
The World" asks him TO do. He is advised to
lie another Hughes. Can hes The state does
not know. The voters do not know whether he
could put the people IN control of the govern
Inent TO the extent that Governor Hughes Las
done f. They do not know whether he could
banish special privilege as effectively as the
present Executive has banished IT, They do
not know whether he could gain the same lead
ership in his party that Mr.. Hughes has in his.
They do not know whether he could give the
same efficient character 10 his administration
tat Mr. Hughes has given to his. They do
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
tr,on me Tribune Brreau.l

from The Tribune Brreau-I
Washington Sept 2s.-The President to-oaS
sued a letter he had received from the a''o,ho' =
the Interstate Commerce Commissioh' .,-s 80
..va res,Its during 1908 In carrying out the pro-
visions of the Hepburn act x..
There were two absentees from To-Day CaoiIle
r,ee+,n1-Sscretartes Root and Garfield ASSISTANT
Secretary Bacon, who was at the White ftouse on
business during the day. announced that secretary
De-, would return 10 Washington tomorrow anu
take up the duties Of his office
Esme Howard. charge d'snaires OF the ,s., nriusn
Embassy. called on the President TO say sooDO'
before returning to England
yyrfI1,.ro phillips Of the State Department. was
one of the days visitors
President Roosevelt went for long horseoacK
ride thi, afternoon, and tonight witnessed Ihe
patriot" presented at the Columbia Theatre Dy
William Collier.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
TIE NEWS THIS MORNTTG.

FoREIeN-Adv1ces from Teheran say that
the forces Of the Shah have been defeated at
Tabriz that there is u1utlny among lhe sIluIeI S
a. the capital and that the Shah mas uecIeeu
the orening OF parliament on october 20 -
The Irish university act will become opeIalNe
to-day, and the new Dublin CoHege VII " III 80 ue a-
.he roulette system OF Monte Carlo, defeated
-. Earl Of Rossiyn in the contest 10 test the
--al71e n The iatter's scheme TO beat the pank
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy definitely dehieo
that the Canadian Pacific would purchase tne
chicago Great Western. == 4 dispatch from
Willernstad said that President castro hao re
e,,ee5 n receive the second Dutch note through
the German Minister; this course is regaroeo as
an attempt 10 delay possible bIockaoe ok 'He E
r1orts Floods caused great loss OF Ire IN
The F5vderabaG and peccan districts OF 1noIa7
thousands Of native houses being swept away
CITY-Stocks were dull at small changes
~ E H Hartman was al ms 91iiCe hio ,,sara alre
denied - Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, re
turning from abroad said he expected to see
Taft and Hughes elected. - Chairman MACK
was said TO be discouraged over the failure Of
his r1auck-ralzers TO find anything TO be used py
BRYAN in his speeches against George h SheI-
don the treasurer, or any member OF the hepuo-
licen National Committee. - NlllaIn h
FNairley for ten years member OF the Cnlted
Mine workers executive board, repuolated
.=on9-ers as q leader and urged laboring men to
vote for Taft - jerome announced that he
would take UP the Cleveland letter case To-Day
- Francis Burton Harrison was made chalr-
man OF the advisory committee OF the DeElo-
cratic State Committee ~ The Board OF
Elections began the investigation OF the primary
fraud charges in the S1st Assembly DlStIlcl'
0oA5EsTIC.-President Roosevelt made pup
lie at Washington letter received by him from
7 H Marble attorney for the Interstate Com
rerce- Commission, giving lists Of indictments
and convictions in 1908 under the Hepburn act,
which the President had omitted from the let
ter TO Mr.. Bryan, made public Sunday. -
William H. Taft made nine speeches at points
in South Dakota and at Sioux City, Iowa;
the keynote of most Of his addresses was tariff
revision. - Governor Hughes made speeches
-,,n7-- CicE~
in Detroit and Cleveland, scoring the Bryan fal-
lacies and showing the need Of electing Mr..
Taft - W. J. Bryan issued a statement at
Rock Island III. in reply TO President Roose-
welt The trust company section of the
American Bankers Association held its con-
vention at Denver - Justice Brewer, Of the
United States Supreme Court. and many scien-
fists and investigators addressed the Interna-
tional tuberculosis Congress at Washington.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 65
degrees: lowest, Ss-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
AmaJSenlenm.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-2S:I5-The Round Up.
ArHAMRR A-2-s-KauoeTi
=15-Barber OF seS1Ie
d Man from Home
BF-I.ASCO-2I6-S-2o-The Devil ,,..t
J3fJQI--2: 2:l5-S:I5-A Gentleman from Mlssss'Ppi
ANEYS-2-S-Naudeville
RRotDwAY-2:15-s:2o-Al Algeria
NIAI-2-S-Nauoeville-
CRITERIoN-s:15-Flufy Rufhes
-2:ib-s:15-Giris-
EDEN NTSEE-The World in wax
ENPIRE-2.2 2.2o-s:5o-Jack Straw
GlTFTY-2l5-s:l5-The Travelling saesiI~--
f-sRI1F-N TlsEATRE-s:15-The Devil NJ. pack
CI1RRICK-s s.eo-The Mollusc. preceded os 'Ai'
hams Csrouse.
tACEETT--s .Is-The Prisoner OF Zenos
IA,s.rF FP-STF-TNS-2. :15-Naudevlne
EfFEAT-D SOT-A -S:f5-Three wins, a. ,r<
ETPPopROME- Days-fSstue IA In
Skies
EFF-s:io-The Girls OF Gottenbers
ITRrRTY-2is-s15-Wld
IYCTLM-S-1 -15-Love Netcnes
TYRIC-s:I5-Mlie Mischief
NEW aMSTEEDAM-2l5-s:l5- ne ne1TS '
NEW YORK-2:15-s:lS-Folles cf lSue
ss7Ty1-rS sJT@s 9o-The Fighting Hope
vsTIACK' 'S-S:1S-The Regeneration
-y-F-aFR's -2:15-s.so-Psid IN Full
WEST TFND-2:15-S-1S-GloTtous betsy-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Newport. Sept 2e.-Joseph Whitney Can.o- :.
New York, registered at the Casino TO-DAY
Captain and Mrs. Cameron McR Wfrylovv s,-.
gone to New York
Mrs Alfred @. Vanderbilt has departed ~ ,
short VISIT at her camp at Chester " n This
her first visit to the camp since her return t--
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt accu-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Smith HolIins N-Kiu =.
turned from the Pittsburg horse show today an.
left again for Brockton where Mr.. Vanderbilt VII
next show his string Of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Bull VIII close their ,.s.
son on October 10.
Miss Martha G. Goldman returned from Wat.
inEton visit to-day.
George Blackwood. OF London. Is the guest !.
Mr. and Mrs s. z. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Hillhouse, Mrs e Vi
Bookstaver and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin ThaE hsr,
closed their seasons and returned 70 New Tork
Mr. and Mrs. Grenvflle Kans have gone d
tuxedo.
Mrs Elisha Dyer will entertain with a dime. d
Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

NOT know whether in the fight with bossism
and the selfish interests he could enlist the
same sustaining force of public opinion that
Governor Hughes has enlisted In his patue.
They do not know whether he would be equai
f., the tremendous task of carrying on uhuer
Democratic auspices an administrator OF
spirit and quality similar TO the spirit anu
quality of the present administration.
II Mr. Chanler is to offer himself TO tne state
as a Democratic Hughes, be is TO invite the
public to give up a certainty for an uhceI-;
tainty. If the state wants Hushes IT "ants
Hughes. and not something else just as good
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
THE CABINET.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau ]

IFrom The Tribune Bureaul
washington. Sept 2s-The Secretary OF state WIZ
r.,,,-n to WASHINGTON from his home at Clinton.
n Y. tomorrow night. Thursday night ne WIN
preside at a dinner at the Ne" WlAaro gwen -
tar - tbs ,oreign delegates TO the International
Congrsss on tuberculosis All the members OF the
Cabinet and the Supreme Court and other notao'e
nersons will be present Mrs. Root will not accom-
nanv the Secretary to Washington. and VIII proo-
ably not formally open her house mere unui Iie
middle of October
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor and Mrs
straus are entertaining their nephew and niece. Dr
and Mrs VALID Of New York. and will have as their
guest tomorrow Miss Wald. of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
MERRY DEL VAL MAY RETIRE
Report That Cardinal RampoIs VIII Succst
Him as SecretarY Of State

Rome. Sept. 2s.-According 70 the -Ayznn,- cE'
dinal Merry del Val, the PapaI Secretary OF stsia
is about to retire This step is an ouEcons q Is
representations Tnade to the Vatican BY Es1a
and American prelates. particularly Cardinal CD
bons and Archbishop Ireland. who objected 70 rs
Secretary's severe measures against n1ocsrnisn
According to the ''Avanti.' Cardinal Vannufeh :
ceived these complaints in London at the tns o.
the Eucharistic Congress, and transmitted than
the Pope. Cardinal Merry del Val prooaoT u
be succeeded by Cardinal Rampolls. VINO fornfg
held this Office. RampOlls's return to posS y
mean a policy OF dignifed Cancellation 0'A
France and an attitude OF greater reserys taaA'
Italy.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
EDUCATION IN PORTO RICO

San Juan, P. R.. Sept 29-The Porto Rican
school year has opened. and statistics show attend
of 5000 pupils 1.575 schools total OF $50
teachers engaged in the work OF instruction.
and the school appropriation amounts to N.42S59o.
These figures show a remarkable advance in the
field OF education under American administration:
In 1898 the last year of Spanish occupation there
were in the island SIS schools with an enrolment
OF 25, 900 pupils and the yearly appropriation was
SS5,0O0 The American system is being extended
largely in the rural districts Three-fourths OF the
teachers engaged native Porto Ricans The
English language is taught in all the schools
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
rnr r.r.rr,pn 70 rhs rr.suns1

Hartford Conn. Sept 29--Ar tne yI.-s,1
Congregational Church this a1tsElOO- lOcO.---.r-aticns
Knox smith. Federal Commissioners OF COl = ws
Was married bv the Rev. Quincy 7aSsly .
Gertrude Elizabeth Dietrich. daughter o. - 4
United States Senator Charles Henry -. -. ut
Hastings. Neb. The ceremony. WHICH - rsr,y
messed by many guests. including a ocIccs
from Washington and New York was . sntA
The bridegroom's brother. Ernest "a-a -s'-. :, tss
chairman of the Republican town corii.. Is.ys q,
city. was his attendant MISS Sus<N. -. rrssesi
Omaha was maid OF honor. Among MS t',.1.s al
wers Miss F,thel Roosevelt, Mrs W. 5. cOTls'
clifford Pinchot. President and Mrs. ROOs9'
a large cluster OF roses to the bridal e'u''
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
THE CARMANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mrs. walter r Angel. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Patten
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement z McDougau
Gardiner. NJ and q. Z.
Mrs. Walter kavanaEh- nington
Earl OF Winterton.
THE TEUTONIC. FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Mr. Mrs, b. Haworth Henry c Ide.
Booth. Miss Marjorie 81. Idc.
Col and Mrs. g. $. Brom- Victor Murphy.
we'll. II y. Vogt.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
THE KROSPRISZ WILHELM. FROM BREMEN.
Dr. Harvey ". Allen. Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert n.
Dr and Mrs. Nicholas Muir Cassatt
5Ssis5 Sasss5,5 a'5 Henry
Baroness Braunecker. Captain Frederick F. Russell
Albert j. Weber.
THE CHICAGO. FROM HAVRE.
r. de Ia Fontainiere Mr.. Charles Rerny
h c. Meserve Mrs. Martha Hardy Stagbuck
Taa 1su sluu9 Tsaa xae xpa.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
IN THE BERKsHIREs.
rBy Telegraph to The tribunal


T-enox. Sept 29-Rfding IN the hunt to-day va
Miss Vera Bloodgood. Miss Kate Carey Mrs Kal
Carey. Mrs. David T. Dana, Miss Heloiss Msys
Chester W. Burden and David T Dana
Baron and Baroness Won HengelmGller arrived -
day from Bar Harbor. The series OF luncheon -
tertainments to-day included large affairs By Nm
William D. Sloane. Miss HeIoiss Meyer and M
Richard c. Dixey.
Samuel rockingham and F. s. Delaasld hr'
gone to Cape Cod for duck shooting.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE

Henry Cowper Gollan. Chief Justice Of SER, :.
for the British government went TO ne CiH
Yesterday with Miss Marie Louise MOTIFS y
Louis daughter Of James Nelson MOTIFS o. o. /. /,
tained a marriage license The chlei 80. ed
so-, Of Str Alexander czouan. OF Scotland ms y.
ding will take place on October at No. 1'O -
10Th street. Dr. Francis L Patton VIII 30"
the ceremony
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
nosp,TAI Assoc,ATIoN mEE1s

Toronto Sept 2s-Medical and nurses from
all parts OF the United States and Canada assem-
bled here to-day. when the tenth annual conven-
ton OF the American Hospital Association
opened The president. DR.. S. s. Goldwater. of
Mount Sinai Hospital. New York. called the meet
ing to order. A number of papers were read on the
various phases OF hospital work.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Senator Patrick H McCarren is now trying to
prevent the denomination in Kings County or
Senator Charles H. Fuller the only Democratic
Senator from that county who distinguished
himself at Albany last winter by independence
fairness and consideration for the public in
terest. Mr.. McCarren, titular leader of the
Democratic organization in Brooklyn, has no
use for such a public spirited legislator. The
real purposes of the men who control the Demo-
cratic party in this state are fortunately never
very carefully concealed.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Among those expected to arrive here fror, r.
to-day on board the Adriatic are Bishop r1os--
Albany: Mr.. and Mrs. r Fulton Cutting W.
Mrs John L Waterbury. Mrs. Joseph vvidrn-, :.
and Mrs George T. Baker and Mr.. and Nrx a..
s. Carhart MI. and Mrs Cutting and "
Mrs. Baker win spend the fall at Tuxedo
Mr. and Mrs F. Egerton Webb who r.esr,-
turned from Europe. have taken possession ~ -
home in Madison avenue
Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Fanshavs arrtv. 4,
to-day from their country place In New J.rs.v :,
will remain for some time at the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs Arthur 3. TwombIy havs
In town. and are for few days a. ths :, - ~"
before opening their house in East 55th st-...
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hewitt are ent.rtairtr, g..
son-in-Iaw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru.r.
sewan. at their country place at ArdsIsy-oB-s,.
Hudson
Mr.. and Mrs Lindsay Fairfax VII spend r..
ter abroad. and booked TO san from Nsy ~
next Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler. rso :.
been abroad for three months returned ss.-,.-.A -
on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
w Watts Sherman and Miss Mildred s,s IN
Irene Sherman arrived IN town yestsrdav -
Lenox and are at the Plaza Mrs. Sherman 4.
tanned in Newport account Of the illness 40
mother Mrs. John Carter Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur c. Blagfen, vho -..-.
returned from their honeymoon trip abroaa -
gone to Boston for a short stay. Mrs BlaTss-
Miss Lydia Mason Jones. daughter OF Mrl i-se.
Mason Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt ar-..
ing the autumn at Ipswich, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh ]. Chisholm have rze--....
town and at the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Gerry who are ar c,v.
N. Z, for the fall have taken the hous. AZ NJ -
Fifth avenue for the winter
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

This newspaper is ol0ned and pubHshea oy
The Tribune association, Ne1o YORK coTpo'u-
fion; Office and principal place OF O"S'iIeSN D.
Tribune Building. No. l5+ Nassau SfTeet, Ne~
vors.. Ooden BiIls. president; NdthGniel Tuttle,
eecretory anf treasurer. The address Of the
officers is the office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
About People and Socfof Incfdenfs

street house went to New York this svsrts, =.
will return with Mrs. Brownson late uexs -
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
IoNooNs NEW LORD MAYOR.

London, Sept 29-Sir George 1ruseos. r,,storssd
Lord Mayor Of London to-day with 'hs S.s~a.. -
ceremony. IN succession to Sir John
III. vtu assume once NovsraSsr
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

men idle and suffering because Free Trade per
mits ruinous alien competition In British mar
kets. Mr.. Balfour's Protectionist campaign IN
Scotland may resemble triumphal march.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
IF HUGHES IS ELECTED"

From The Rochester Herald (Dem-).
II Governor Hughes be defeated It will mean
that a clear majority of the voters of New York
are indifferent to intelligent effort to give them
honest efficient government, untainted by boss
rnie and the sinister influence OF the agents OF
public service corporations. If he be elected IT
will be the end OF gang rule at Albany for many
8 long
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

In its effect upon atmospheric conditions and
the general comfort of humanity Monday
nights storm was worth about million dollars
a minute
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Only two cents for letter postage to Great
Britain after to-day, and just think of the null
titude OF claimants of the honor of having sent
the first letter at that rate!
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

the back counties can see now that general pre-
cntation does not necessarily follow the SUMS
passage across the equator.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Will the changing of the name OF the Black
wells Island Bridge to greensboro Bridge make
the structure any safer than it is now?
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

The use on Monday for the first time OF the ne"
approach for surface cars at the Brooklyn emu
of the Brooklyn Bridge proved the value Oh inns
simple and excellent device for distriou'ins
traffic pressure The troublesome grade cio's
ing in Sands street Is eliminated. and much
shorter route is offered from the bridge en-
trance to the Borough Hall. The improvements
made within the last year in the bridge service
show what can be done to relieve trying con-
ditions by a little use OF intelligence and fore
thought The wonder now is that they were
not made four or FIVE years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

The other day there was report that the
Hudson Bay route was found to be N danger
Of being ice blocked most Of the time. and no"
we hear of greatly increased shipments OF cana
dian grain by way of the United States Ihls
country isn't really in much danger OF pelns
left entirely outside the course of commerce
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Mr. and Mrs F. Egerton Webb who r.esr.-
turned from Europe. have taken possession =, -
home In Madison avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
Inder to Advertisements.
Nsu71ork DAILY s1ibmare

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

The Great Young State OF Oklahoma Is TOO
big baby for Mr.. Bryan to walk the floor with
Charleston News and Courier.
Can this be the sur of neglected ana
jealous older sister? The Oklahoma baby GER
tainIy threatened for time to become the all
important parsonage in the Democratic house
hold
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
rRr telegraph to The Tribunal

Franconia n. H. Sept 2s--Dr- husD Dl,.-sraLs
Gloss. Of New York and Miss Frances ..sss !.
NewIands. OF Kingston. Canada. We're u. rs
the Episcopal church here this aI'ei,''os oss.sr4
Rev Endicott Peabody. OF GrOton Sch00'' 1-lv ~
assisted by the Rev A W. Garretsoh' -. IS
immediate family present Ih9 - Hf
given away by her father. William Ne",1 = bas
sister. Miss Alice NewIands. was ualN u,-, se
Gordon AuchtncIoss. brother Of the bridesf''
ed as best man. ,s,., -
After the ceremony a wedding re's-.asi =
served at the Profile House which vas -. ,v -
those who were present at the weddins- ~
evening DR. and Mrs Auchtncloss starteu .hlrs
weeks automobile trip through New
They will then return 70 New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept SO. rsaEs
Is pcknson o ig ga1at,n. Of Grand Rapids dassn
Dr. c. s HazeItine. former consHl - 1-.rnssr
Count Adolph Montgeas. Of Nun'e". -, Gsrn.s'
Count Montgelas is first secretary o. -,,,,s was'
Embassy at Toxic and met Miss Iia~ea @.r,risn Gns
she was u guest Of Ambassador I. J. paods .
wedding svin be solemnized in GfaN~
December
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
A HALT AND A RETREAT.
The Buffalo Express.

The nominee of the Democratic party stands
for a halt and a retreat At least that is true SO
far as can be judged from his platform Its
most conspicuous challenge TO the Republican
party is on the Public Service Commissions law.
4 reaction which would result in the repeal or
peryerson of that law would be the greatest
Calamity the state ever has suffered through Il
political revolution.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly have A.,
In town, and are for few days a. ths :. -
before opening their house in East 55th s--.s. :
the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Fanshaws arrtv. ~
TO-DAY from their country place IN New J.-zs-
will remain for some time at the Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Mr. and Mrs Robert Hewitt are ent.reairt., 49,,
son-in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. RB-,,
sewan. at their country place at Ardsisy-o--,.-
Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

DR.. and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler vs, :,
been abroad for three months. returned s..s.--
on board the Krunprinz Wilhelm
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Fairfax VII spend Ii.
ter abroad. and are booked to safI from Nsv "a.
next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Seeing what elaborate preparations the Japan
ese are making to receive feet desig
mated date, IT would to be a matter Of
courtesy for the fleet to arrive there on that
date AS for the danger Of its being swept by
cholera from Manila If II lies OF Cavite for G.
few hours. or even days. to coal. that may be
left to the fears OF those who still cling to
medieval notions of the propagation OF pesti-
Iences. Provided they do not consume contami-
mated food water from the shore, our sailors
will be as safe in Manila Bay as in the middle
of the Pacific
Words against deeds" is the way Governor
Hughes sums up the national issue. ana the
American people always put their faith in the
man VIII has done things.
The long drouth this year before and after
September u has effectually disposed OF the old
superstition OF the "equinoctial storm" Even
the nqst prImitiys wsAkhsx proKpostios8ay In
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

W. Watts Sherman and Miss Mildred .5s ,u.
, Irene Sherman arrived in town yesterday -.
Lenox and are at the Plaza Mrs. Sherman 4, J,
tanned in Newport On account Of the illness :, -
mother Mrs. John Carter Brown.