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New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
B0EE SMITHS DEFE4T-

Governor Hoke Smith of Georgia has been
defeated for denomination in The Democratic
priIn9yy by Little Joe Brown, the former Ral-
road Commissioner whom Governor Smith re
,nov-d on the ground that he was too friendly
TO The railroad interests which had long doml
mated in Georgia politics. Little Joe Brown
was not widely known. lie has never learned to
make speeches and shake hands with the honest
-eomanry. He has no personal magnetism and
his cnlv weapon in the canvass just ended was
his fountain I,en. lie is cauStic letter writer
and has given Mr.. Smith many uncomfortable
quarter hours by exploiting tie effects On local
Industry and trade OF the Governors warfare
or the railroads SO far Mr.. Brown stood for
ANYTHING definite in politics, he stood for
friendler and more rational treatment of the
TRANSPORTATION interests, and his victory may he
fairly attributed in part n least. TO vel
come reaction against the sensational railroad
hating programme attempted last year by the
Governors Of Alabama, North Carolina and
Georgia.
If -rouId be mistake. however. To ignore
other factors in Governor Smiths defeat. Two
fbincs which bore heavily in bis rivals favor
were the resentment Of the liquor interests at
fhe massage and enforcement of q pfohibltloh
LAW and the detection of the Hon Thomas +.
Watson. who had heartily supported Mr.. Smith
IN rl1e 1906 primary. Undoubtedly the element
attended by the passage Of the prohibition law
took vengeance on the Governor for the role he
rlaved in making Georgia dry. This element
l,ro,ahlv has little 10 hope from Mr. Brown,
who after some hesitation came out for reten-
zion OF the prohibition system. though be quail
fed this committal 10y saying that he would sign
any Equor law which The Legislature chose 10
enact Mr. Brown seems TO have carried every
city in Georgia and the cities are Of course, the
centres OF the opposition 10 prohibition
The breach with Mr.. Watson came on minor
question Of party government Up 10 this year
representation ia Democratic councils in Georgia
WAS based rather unequal scheme OF aI1'or-
1ionnieuf There were three classes of coun-
1ies and a candidate in the stale primary car
ryfng a county would be credited with two, four
or six votes in accordance with IFS CLASSIFIED
fion The large counties were under-Terresentet.
and the small counties oyerrepresented Icy virtue
of fbs scheme This year at Mr.. Smiths direc-
tion fbe Democratic State committee wiped ont
tbe miniature electoral college which bad been
.res ted and decreed that nominations Tor state
,Aioes should he made ley direct vote n popular
majority electing. Mr.. Watson bitterly de
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
from The Tribur. Ry-saJ-

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington June 5.-Associate Justice Holmes. Of
Supreme Court. will leave Washington to-rnor-
and join Mrs Holmes at their estate Bev-
erly Farms. Mass. Mrs. Holmes left town two
weeks ago for series of visits in New York and
Boston.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Peckham have closed
their Connecticut avenue house and will go Cool
more Altamont, \. Y. for the summer
Associate Justice Moody has gone to his home at
HaverhiIl. Mass, to remain until the Chicago con-
vention. when ne Will go West
Senator and Mrs Nathan 3. Scott. Of West vfr-
sina, have gone to Chicago. to stay through the
Republican convention.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Newberry have returned TO Washington from An
napolis. They made the trip on the Dolphin.
companied by Miss Marion Oliver Miss Hagner and
others.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
Ar THE WHILE HOUSE.
From The Tribune Bureau


1,,-..~.a- To-. s-rhe President announced To-
dav that he would go on big game hunting e1ps-
dtion to Africa Immediately after the eiose oi me
present term Kermit. his second son. no" An
school at Groton. Mass will De one Oh iis - 80
on1ons -, tb. axnedtjon which may last more
than a wear The President hopes TO OBTAIN speei-
mems of the varieties Of game that aoouho IN .lo
Dark Continent His present plans are 10 saii i'r
Cairo early in April.
Charles A Moore, OF New York. president oi 'He
protective Tariff League told the President tnsc
he was on his way to establish headquarters Ao &S
organization at the Chicago convention
Callers at the White House Included senators
Burkett Beveridge and Borah; RepTeseh'a.iNe7
Suizer and Parker. Governor Post of Porto f,lco'
Labor Commissioner NeiIl and Clifford P1ncho.
The Cabinet met at IL a. M and RENAME" ~
session until ITO D. m. Secretary G7rheid was 'ne
onIv absentee After the meeting Secretary Root
.nrounced that he would leave Washington the lat
ter part of the month to take two weeks eAStOi'o
and diet at Muldoon's farm in New 1orh
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
VIEWS AND NERT ES.

The report of Mr.. HaZen, q federal inspector
Of immigra ton. concerning exaggerated or fab
ricated tales of anarchistic crime is to be com
mended for careful consideration TO some news
purveyors and news readers MIR. Hazen has
been looking into affairs at Paterson, y J., the
city which had been pictured by some lively
imacinations and loose pens az being the very
centre and source of anarchism in America, in
which bombs, stilettoes and incendary torches
were the commonplaces of everyday life. He
paid particular attention 10 one specific story,
widely circulated, TO the effect that two women
anarchists had made murderOus attack with
knives upon Judge Carroll, of Paterson, and
that the jurist had narrowly escaped falling
victim TO their fury. His findings in relation
TO that alleged incident are Of decided interest.
1t appears that there really was judge
named Carroll in Paterson. To that extent
the tale stands unimpeachable. Equally certain
is ii that no attack upon the judges life was
made bv anybody. man woman, anarchist or
monarchist sngly doubly or mutitudinOusly,
and that therefore he did not have any narrow
escape from death. All that there was upon
which 10 base so extravagant tale was that
,,-o Italian women went upon a lawn without
,ormission 10 cut some dandelions for salad
and tbot Judge Carroll ordered them To be ar
rested as trespassers.
Tbcre is little doubt that many other stories
about anarchists and their doings in Paterson,
Ia obout Other dreadful occurrences else
,.-baro are rs bascless AS Mr. Haz"n found
,,,;z ,,,,e to he Some boys throw stones al
,,,rr,,laes v3grant cur. which either snarls and
snpns at them in resentment or runs away yeiE@
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
THESPIANS RETURN FROM LONDON.
Say Britons Could Not Grasp the Huncr o.
The College Widow.

The White Star liner Baltic which arrived neI'
yesterday, brought home several actors who nav
been appearing in American plays IN LOnuUN
Among them were Frank Meighan and his WiTe. VIZ
appeared IN THE College Widow. which hau an
ephenleraI season in London Mr. MsishAh S
the failure OF the play there was due to 'ns ~
Inability of the English pubIc 70 grasp Ahsi'N
humor- .
The football player is an important chA chA1dO,
The College Widow said Mr. Aeighsn. S"l
ing a college favOrite. he is made tnucH - -.
nearly all the female characters in the play =
football player in England is a professions -,
and has no standing in society, and FOR tu@t -,
the British public could not take kindly 10 u -,
Of the play. They don't understand our - -
life. and naturally could not wax entnus'sS'''
a satire it" =,
Among the others were J. ". Ward. 'reasu-' -,
the Manhattan Opera House; FredericA 0U' 80
leading man in Mrs Wigs OF the CsoOss7 -,
and William Gillette actor and piay"''s
has been abroad for a rest ,-,,sr OF
The Countess Chsradesca- VINO Is = uss
Mr. and Mrs Henry 4 c Taylor OF thiS .,,,sr
also passenger. she came 70 spehu ul9 ul9--,-,sisd
at Newport with her parents, and was a ,sar
by her daughter. her husband anu "'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

ing in fear and pain; and In JiHy the to"h
is in panic over mad dog.' negro unin-
tentionally jostles against some white person
on the sidewalk and in a little time there are
grim tales of a criminal assault and the cry
OF Lynch the brutev' is raised. Three ltai-
ians stop at the entrance Of an alley to discuss
the increase in the price of macaront anu
some goggle-eyed observer promptly discovers
hdeous and widespread Black Hand con-
spiracy.
Nerves are essential and highly servlceaDie
parts of the physical organism, and magma
ton is rare and precious gift OF the artlsuic
mind. But sometimes an abnormal comphia
tion of the two applied TO the Invention anu
circulation of news" has a regrettable, not
TO say ridiculous, result.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
OTESTIONS OF PROFIT.

Some of the "old guard" in New Jersey still
affect to despise the merit system in the Civil
Service. the adoption Of which they desperately
but vainly opposed. and have actually resur-
rected the archaic sneer OF ''snivel service to
fling at it. The objection to it which they seem
most fond of putting forward is that the new
system will entail much expense upon the state
and will give no profits in return. and they are
almost daily ringing the changes upon the pre-
tence that in New York and elsewhere, where
the merit system has been in force for some
time, 10 what extent the public service has
been improved is vet mystery"
Under the old system. the passing of which,
decreed at the demand Of the people, they so
disconsolately deplore, man-tO cite only one
of a great many well authenticated examples
was eager 10 pay $1,000 for the exertion of
influence 10 secure for him a government
job which paid a salary Of only $1,000 year
and which he had no expectation of holding
for more than one year.
1t might he interesting, TO the public as well
rs 10 themselves, for the opponents and critics
of the merit system to figure out at their ele-
CANT leisure, how much a single such appoint
ment cost the government or the public in
illicit ways and how much it was worth in
dollars and cents TO have an end made Of such
ioDberv
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
IN THE BERksHIREs.
[Ry T.l.r-sph to H. Trtsuu. l


Le1ox. Mass. June 5-Mr and Mrs Nsrsss
Morris Of New York. arrived tonight. Thev-T
STAY a hotel until their house Brooks-.
which they now furnishing, ts ready for o-r
psnCy-
Mr. and Mrs Bvsu K Stevens have s-rtret
Mrs NJ L. Stone. Mrs. z. J. Knowlton AIssr-
tislatin and Herbert e. Fell. jr., ar. araoas N.
arrivals tonight
Mrs. Francis c. Barlow has opened her VII. a,
the season
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Andrus. Mr.. and Mrs T.r,
I.utz Of East Orange, " J Mrs T. I. Martin :.
Pahway y. r: Mrs. J. Dundas Iippincost ~
Philadelphia: Miss H.nr1ques Of Washington and
Miss Goldsborouzh. Of Baltimore. AZ IN. hcrs
Mr. and Mrs Alexander q Sedgvick and sar,ilv
and Mr.. and Mrs J. d Hague and family Of New
York have arrived in Stockbridzs.
Miss EMILY Tuckerman. OF Washington snt,--
tanned the Massachusetts, Library Club az tea q.
Ingleside Hall. IN Stockbrtdse. this afternoon
More than one hundred guests vent to stockbr4d=.
BY trolley.
Miss Mary LsTtou. vino had been guest Of Nr
and Mrs. Daniel Chester French departed to-day
for New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
TRv TeI.e-a1n =, N. Trfbur.


Newport. R l. June 5-Thoush Mrs Ell.-
French Vanderbilt is going n Europe month
s1. is TO 10 some boating in her yacht before
going abroad Her thirty footer Caprice went into
commission today. and will be used by Mrs. Van
derbilt up to the time she goes abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s Scott have arrived a:
BeFnead for the season.
Miss MabIe Norman is 10 occupy Bslair this
summer. Mr. and Mrs Guy Norman will Be her
Iispenard Stewart who recently returned from
abroad, IL at White Lodge for the season
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks will reach hers
during the latter part Of the month.
Mrs. William Grosvenor registered at ID. Casino
to-day.
The horseshoe pin studded with diamonds and
pearls. belonging Mrs. Phelps. a guest Of Mrs
De Tancey Kane which was lost on last Sunday
morning. has been found. The pin was returned
to-day by the woman who found il.
l.. 5. Gillespie arrived this evening and Is tns
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Alien
George L. Rives. Colonel De Iancey Kane. Stny-
vesant lie Roy and Guy Norman were among rs
arrivals from New York this evening
Richard Williamson. OF New York. arrived FOR
the summer this afternoon.
Mrs. Writ Robinson arrived this evening 70 vtsi
her father, Thee. ". Phinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Of Washlnsre
are the guests OF their daughter. Mrs Aexanas'
Anderson.
Captain Philip VI. Lydig joined his family hero
tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
Trder TO Advertisements.
dT1usemenfs.

ACADEMY OF sfrsIC-2-lf Were Kine-s-Hanle;
.AL.HAMBRA-2-S-Nsu
ASTOR-2:3o- :3Q-Psid n Full
-S:lS-The GIT from texas
0-a:I5-sl5-Nearly Hero
s-TFlCIsE-2:15-s:I5-The &erTE-Cio- Round
TOIONIAl,-2-s-Eaudeville-
t~0NEY fSI,AND-luTa Park Bostoch = o'eeii'N''0e'
Dieamsnd.
DAILY -S:I5-Girls.
Tcnfce NT-STE-The in Wax
II kf-F< F-TT-c:l5-S:1a-Th NirCflinE Hour
f5ERAID SeYARE-2:I5-s:15-The Girl Sehina inc
1Fl-DSON-e:I5-s :so-The Honor Of the Family
KSTCK E1RROCKER- -2:i5-s:l5-I'le YANKEE ffiIoe'
1gRTtE-2.aa :as)-The Wolf
SF-v ANsTERDAM-2:15- s:15-The Merry NidoW'
>-F-yy y0RE-c:in-s:2o-N Lamb
Servant in the House
raTT.ACE' 2o-s 20-The Gay Musician
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

The establishment of a state farm for women
msdemeanant5, for which provision has lust
been made by the government of this state will
be a gratifying achievement upon which the
Women's Prison Association and other bodies
and individuals interested in the project are to
be congratulated. Under the common prison
and worlfhouse system no more hopeless class
exists than that of the women who alternate
between the prison and the streets and dives
with incidental profit to professional bail givers
and against whom every door to decent life
seems barred. The purpose, or one leading pur-
pose of this state farm is to put such women
i'm a physically wholesome place, where thev
will have healthful occupation and he self
supporting instead Of a burden upon the tav
PAYERS Of the state, and whore they will ba
fitted 10 engage, on their release in honest and
profitable work. The success Of the soneuhst
similar institution for first Offenders which was
established years ago gives ground aor szpects
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
THE TALK OF THE DAT.

The attempted assassination Of Major Dreyfus In
the Pantheon at Paris recalls postcard cartoon
which came to this country in 1905 when the Pan
theon honors for ZoIa were first suggested. It
showed the transept of the Pantheon Uttered with
broken columns and statuary, from which smoke
was arising. On top of the debris mutilated
bust Of Zola, and above all glorihed French SOL
der holding aoft Under the picture,
which was we'll executed and evidently reproduc-
tion Of a large drawing, was the legend
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers WnO NA4
Europe are
THE cAMPAS1A FOR Il' -,~.r
Cardinal LoSue. NJ. ~
Bishop Brown SsUg NJ Jackson
nts.,oP 49,. s - Sr.Sc1 William II Wlls'''
'.,..s4,- ,os sorrHANProN
~, TIE %As,, yI- s.,,, M, and Mr.. Albert Gould
Mrs. G l. Perkins Jehnns Mrs Alfred -
Mrs. e. W. Lodge M. s"~ . -
MI and Mrs J. d stand uS s'Ia and Mrs II Il
Mrs. A L. Kelly. pa~S''' >x
THE MINNEAPOLIS. FUN -.
NJ ,, y,.. q brown Miss winlfrsd hs.1
MT ana Mrs p = EsIONf Ei, yH-iIIgaus J. Pslncs A,
Mrs- e. n STANLEY -SIaIS .Ia,-t Str. samuel Netsa .
and &. g Fowler MFs ''
Miss Helen g. Butler .oy
THE COLUMBIA. FOR Ian
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Curtis Mrs AlsNt-'NW A- y W wsllass
MI 'na M'', nom" In0,,"' ,TRrRr. FoE NAPLES
Mr.: and Mrs John G. Cur NJ. som an"
us NJ. z,.,,. nam -lc. g n odeL xsue
Mr and Mrs Frank psn' Miss Isabel D -
Mrs p n Swift ysl-Hs.
THE PRESIDENT LINCOLN -. : n Ncrts'
James y Leeds NJ rr,sst Poole
Mrs. w e Iittie. ~ Tbemss B Siih'-
Dr.. A W Morton N'S
THE FINLAND. FOR Az I'LL
Major and Mrs. Otwsy Mrs e Yer sssss,,sls.
Allen. nlr+ nls' NJ. j j fe'
George Eaton Collins
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
MISS MAUDE ADAMS AT YALE

by Telegraph to The Tribune
New Haven. June Miss Maude Adams ard
special company PLAYED Twelfth Night under the
auspices OF the Yale University Dramatic A.so-
citation on the grounds OF the Lawn Club b.tor.
more than twelve hundred persons this evening
NO scenery was used. the stage being set in a pine
grove, with hedge inclosing IL on three sides
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
From The Buffalo Commercial

The Democratic Brooklyn Eagle" Yesterday tooL
the position that the Democrats and Republican ms
both ought 10 unite upon the nomination of Judge
Hatght TO ne his own successor. The YORK
Tribune takes this up and warmly favors the
movement. lhs Tribune that after these
thirty six years Of continuous service the courts
making him the senior Judge in the state his re d.
tirsn1snt WOULD he loss the which shouId
not be permitted through any exiEsncies OF party
nouti6s'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
Arm71prk Daily Gribis,rs
SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1905

This ncicspdper IS oionod aud published 0V
The Tribune dissertation q Nc1o Io'7s corpora
sinn: Office and principal place of business Trio-
.,no guifd;po No. Isl Nassau street. Nc1o TorL );
Ogden Mills. president: Nathaniel IWte' sec
reta,y and treasurer. The address OF the Off,
Gers is The Office of this ne'rspoper.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Colonel Hemphill. Of "The Charleston News
and Courier predicted the other day that Gov
ernor Hoke Smith would be renominated in the
Georgia primary. A few weeks ago he predicted
that the South Carolina Democratic Convention
would not instruct for Bryan The colonel may
he poor prophet. but he can at least claim to
he a consistent ono
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
THE CABINET.

IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, June 5.-The Secretary OF commerce
and Labor who is making cruise on the Potoihac
and Chesapeake Bay as the guest OF Chairman
Mark of the Lighthouse Board returned to WASH
,r,ton this morning for a days business. He Will
reioin Captain and Mrs Mark and Mrs Straus'
who Is their guest, and will return to washington
with them on Sunday Monday
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
JAPANESE DIPLOMATS CHOSEN.

Toxic. June S-The following appointments Will
be officially announced Tomorrow:
Baron Chinda, Vice Minister of the Foreign Orrcs
Ambassador to Germany: Viscount Hayashi for
mer Minister to Peking. Ambassador to Ita,v.
Baron ltuin. formerly vice admiral. Minister 10
CHINA; Baron lshii. Vice Minister of the FOREIGN
Office, succeeding Baron Chinda
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Two improvements are promised IN 'ne rai'.
telephone service. One is the introduc'oi Vi
the system which enables the subscriber 10 caii
by lifting the receiver off its hook instead Oh
turning a crank. The other is the adoptloh Oh
schedule of rates based on the number or mes
sages sent instead of a uniform charge OF sou
to all subscribers. The public will probably IKE
both changes and the French Postoff1ce Depart
ment which manages the telephones, is also
likely to be benefited. Switchboard operators
will be able to care for a few more wires than
formerly. and IL the message rate works in Paris
it has in New York it will lead to marked
increase in business.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

.
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. oskI.,xb T,o-s
MiIIbrook ". T.. will give his rarsvsII h.asss
dinner this evening at Delmonico's A''s
James Rowland Hunt and Mr., Kf-k.
will be married at noon to-day at tn. ,o~..
nome OF MT and Mrs Frank A. vandsrjin ' ~
Tarrytown. ". Y The bride VIII have m ,,.a as9
ants. Richard HowIand Hunt will n, in ht. md
er's best man and there VIII be twelve v,s
Lloyd Warren. Winthrop z. Dwight. vviIlI.- rsT
ell Robbins. Charles w. Could eeorx. W ~
sey. Fl. b. 5hope. Ieavitt j. Hunt and n o-
OF this city. and e. C. Walker. Of Boston.
Lee. of Washington: B. z. Holden. Of Cblca.,' =.
3. J. III. Kidder. of Boston Ns
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Peabody VIII .,.,.
summer at Southampton. Long Island wh.-. ,s- as
have taken cottage for the season
DIR. and Mrz. william B. Ande-.on ,-s
Alice Anderton have left town and ssk., -
sion of their country place at Cedarnu-s, =
Island. Miss Andertou has only recently r.s.~ss hs
from Europe. where she had been travslIfnx -
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heckscher.
Mr. and Mrs James Kssruy Rics r. r5,
married on Wednesday last at the country Co.,,
Mrs. Rice's mother. Mrs John Christophs- ~.
at New Brunswick. ". j.. have sailed so- - -.
to remain abroad for several months.
Mrs. George r. Kingsland and Miss Ethel Ys-
land will sail for Europe AT the end OF IN. ,,o,.
to remain abroad throughout the sun1rner
Mr.. and Mrs MarcsIus Hartley Dods. rilr ,,.,
part Of the summer at Morristown. y. r
Mr. and Mrs William A " Burden Ar. -.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H Mex. Twonoy az r.
ham, near Madison. " J.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. v. Hoffman hsv. .,s.s
from Europe TO- New York. and on their arry,l
here next Wednesday will go 70 Tuxedo TO rsn,.
for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
DELAY OPERATION ON SENATOR BAILEY

Senator Joseph w. Bailey. of Texas. who Is stay
ing at the WadorfAstoria has been suffering from
an acute throat trouble An operation was con-
s'uered advisable but his physician decided yester-
day TO await the results of a few days. treatment
The trouble in his throat originated in the recent
campaign la Texas
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

An attempt has been made by the Louisiana
Board of Health to keep druggists from reflling
a prescription without fresh order from the
physician who wrote it. A beautiful discussion
can be had over the merits and demerits of the
practice. but the endeavor to stop it looks
rather hopeless
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
Or. VAN DYKE TO LECTURE IN PARIS

frlhceton N J., June 5.-Dr. Henry van DYKE
OF frinceton has been nominated bv Harvard 10
give 'he American lectures before the University
ol fariS ana other French universities NEXT winter
h's SUBJECT VIII be: The Spirit Of America. Tts
Expression in Literature, Education and soeial Sc
fort
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
JUDGE HAIGHT'S DENOMINATION

From The Rochester Post Express
The New-York Tribune and THE RroolIyn
Eagle have recently Joined the newspapers Of tHis
state in advocacy of the denomination by both no
ltical parties of Judge Hasht for the Court OF
Appeals. The denomination should he made o.
us keep this great court Of politics SO far as
possible. 49, "'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

MIR and Mrs Alfred Chaplin booked to sail
for Europe to-day They will remain abroad the
greater part of the summer motoring on the Con-
tinent. On their return in August they will go 10
Murray Bay, Canada, where they have summer
home Their son-n-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Beverley Rogers, who were married in
Grace Church on Monday. will spend the summer
at the Chaplin place on Murray Bay.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

It is reported that $1,000 of the SloVV sei'l
bv the Democratic National Committee u
Nebraska In 1904 went to pay the eos.
special issue of Popuist newspaper eoi'.u ~
T. H. Tibbles, the Populist candidate ioi ~
President. But such disbursement o"e
to cause surprise A great zeal Vi e'0N
cratic money was sent to NeoraSh" az
1ro.+erp states 70 help along the candidacy OF
General Weaver the Populist nominee for Presi-
dent in 1892.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

When the charter revision commission mas
confined the Board Of Aldermen to purely ieeiS-
lative" functions it might consider tiie "i'
of biennial sessions for the board
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Mrs. Armstrong Smith. the widow of James
Henry Smith. will also sail for Europe on the
Oceanic to-day. She has been in this country only
a few weeks. staying at the Wadorf-Astoria- She
has rented the late Lord Nunburnholme's house in
Grosvenor Square. London for the season
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

ton that this further venture in the same ''ie.
ton will also prove successful and De oenon'
to the ppy inmates and credi' 10 '"o '''''
,zation and humanity of the state
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs MarcsIIus Hartley Dodz. riiI r,.,.
part Of the summer at Morristown. " r
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Mr. and Mrs William A " Burden A.. -.
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H Mex. Twoubly AZ v-..
ham, near Madison, " J.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Mrs George l. Kingsiant and Miss Erbsl Y,
land will sail for Europe AT the end OF m. rro,,,
to remain abroad throughout the sun,ra.r