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CHARGE poRR WITH ENLIGHTENMENT.

San Francisco. Aug. 5.-Frederick Dorr, a
broker who closed operations last week. is wanted
here on a charge of embezzlement a warrant was
issued to-day for his arrest, and II r.
ported to Chief Biggs of the Police Department
that Dorr left the city this afternoon train
bound for Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
MRS. FRANCES q. sPowERs TO WED

Mrs Frances G. spowers. divorced wife of Will
lam H Spowers of No 10l Pierrepont street.
Brooklyn. has announced her engagement 20 James
A Robertson a real estate operator. OF Newark.
Mrs spowers secured divorce from her husband
following his disappearance in 1858
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
WILLIAM lANINO.

Paris Aug. 5.-The death is announced OF William
Lavno, the correspondent in Paris of The London
Times" Nj Lavino was the successor OF M. de
Blowitz who died in 1909.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
OffciaI Record and

Official Record and Forecast Washington Aug 5.
Thundershowes in the Gulf and Atlantic
states Ohio Valley and the lower lake region and
eastern districts
panied marked moderation in temperature In the
OF the the weather
mostly clear with continued high temperature There
will be showers Thursday in the northern New England
and South Atlantic and Gulf The
and southern Rocky regions. and
There will be showers Fri
day IN the plains Missouri and upper Dssts
sopi valleys ths Southwest probably the
Gulf states the weather will be generally fair
Thursday and Friday.
but the remainder Of the
little tina
thev will fail with the Of the show
er West.
The winds along the New England Coast will be fresh
Atlantic light
Atlantic Coast lght fresh
south east Gulf Coast light and variable; Gulf
coast light fresh south the lower
lakes light to mostly lakes, light
10 fresh west. becoming variable
Steamers departing for European ports Thursday will
have fresh southwest winds with clearing weather 10 the
Rank
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ELECT.
Maurice Simmons, of This City, Elected De-
partment Commander at Troy.

Troy. N. Y, Aug. 5.-The fifth annual state en-
campment of the United Spanish War Veterans was
brought to a close here tonight in the State Ar
mory by a campfire rendered by the Grand Army
posts of the city. officers were elected to-day as
follows:
Department commander, Maurice Simmons, New
York; senior vice commander, J D. Driscoll, FL
mira Junior vice commander, Emil Wohler Buffalo:
department inspector, F. D. Lakestreanl. Brook
lyn: chaplain. the Rev. W. H I. Reaney of the
battleship Mississippi Judge advocate ". Martin
Watson, New York; surgeon. @. ". Johnson.
Schenectady; marshal T. J. ODonnen. New York.
Council of ad1inistration-Joseph Kaiser. Jamaica;
Miles A. Havens. Utica; George Allen. Rochester;
H. A Mcmahon. Niagara Falls; A B. Davis. New
York; Peter Z. Barnett, New Rochelle; J. H En-
mans, Albany; J. S. Adair. New York.
The next encampment will be held at Oswego.
On his return from Troy last night Colonel
Fowler repudtated most euphaucaly reports that
he was put out OF the parade of the Spanish War
veterans at Troy Monday.
THE story" said he. lis absolutely false, and
the statement teegraphed to The Associated Press
by Judge Advocate Maurice Simmons Is true.
have nothing further TO say about the matter.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Columbus, Aug. 5--BIrs. Stonernan was the widow
of Frank E. Stoneman. president of the American
Sl1ein and Foundry Company. Of Columbus who
was killed two years ago in automobile acct
dent near Alton. Ohio The of her wedding
in New York tonight a great surprise to her
most intimate friends here.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
MAN WHO MADE FIRST AIRBRAkE DEAD

Pfttsburg. Aug 5-George T. L-arirner. seventy |
three years old. who made the nrst Westinghouse |
airbrake died hers to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
local Official Record.-The following Official
trono the Weather the changes in the
nsrature for the twenyfour hours in comparison
win the corresponding date last year

Highest temperature yesterday So degrees lowest "a
average fnr corresponding GATE last
verae Tor corresponding thrtythree years
Local Forecast to-day and Friday. light fresh
south 10 southwest wtnds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
rBy Telegraph to The Trtbun. 7

Dayton. Ohio, Aug. A-Harry c. Bard is assistant
secretary of the Gem City Building and Loan
Association, and is thirty-elght years old. He has
been president of the School Board and declined
the presidency of the Chamber OF Commerce
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
CEAETERLES
THE woODLAFrN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible By Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue troilsys
and By carriage Lots $50 up Tslsphons ASA
Gramercy for Of Views representative
Once. 20 23l St. City
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Tor Special LocaIIfIfr lIIstTlcI OF
lunnbia and Maryland and warmer to-day; Friday.
fair light southwest winds.
portions Friday light south to southwest
win T.,
central ana southwest portions: Friday fair light to
fresh south 10 southwest winds
For Eastern York. fair today: Friday Hight 10
For New England southern. showers in northern
portion today Friday fair fresh south to southwest
winds
+olav F-iday fair and warmer light west winds. be
coming variable
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MISS WORMELEY DEAD
WeU Kaoun Balzac Translator Dies
at Summer Home.
lBy Telegraph to The tribunal

Boston Aug. h-Miss kathartne Prescott w orf1ie-
ley died last night at her home, In Jack
son, N H
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residences Of sister, Mrs " SSier,
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TILDEN-At Jose, Cal, July ., 1905. Beveriy
B. TiIdsn, OF William Tilden late OF NeT York
city Temporary intsrnent san Jos4-
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IT.. Brooklyn
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Summer thirst is terhrfuiiy relieved BY Horsford's
Acid Phosphzte-a delicious beTera<>-SVDsr1or -
iemonade-an exceIlsnt tonic
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.
ANOTHER FOR THE TRIBUNE
From The Hartford Courant

When The New York Tribune comes out squarely
for Governor Hughes's denomination, the thing is
as good as settled-tf there any doubt before
The old Horace Greeley papes says Of the Repup-
licau party in the Empire State Its strength
with the people, whatever II is. will be the success
of the Hughes administration It cannot repudtate
Mr. Hughes and upon his strength and pOpu-
Iarity administrator. 1t cannot divorce itself
from Mr.. Hughes's record If it would There's a
seIf-evident truth for you put concisely and con-
vinengly. Governor Hughes took the trouble yes
trday TO notice the canard about his intention to
run as an independent candidate il the Republican ms
don't renominate him There is no basis for the
statement" he said
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

Newport. r. l.. Aug 5.-The body of Miss Kath-
arine Prescott Wor7neley will be creTnated and the
ashes brought for burial this city. where she
had resided for the greater part OF her life
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MIST BE RECKONED WITH

From The New York Evening Sun
If the stubborn. self-opnionated independent
voter is ignored before election, he will naturally
take beautiful revenge Election Day. Then
his presence and activity will be proclaimed from
tho housetop.
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Died.

Deafh notices sppe.rfnx In The TRIBUNE WI -
repubIisked In the Trweekly Tribune without exs'o
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LET rs TEST IT
From The Buffalo Express.

We have seen great many candidates for pub
lie once beaten at the polls because they had done
wrong things It may be- as the opponents OF
Governor Hughes say. that candidate can be
beaten because he has done right things But We
would Ike 10 see the point tested just once.
There never appears 70 be much trouble In VIII
ming forgiveness for doing wrong so far as tne
don't think ary of them afford TO take the
position that Il is objectionable offence for n
tn 40 rioff
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OPPOSITION CLASSIFIED.

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Go throughout the length and breadth Of the
state you viii not hear a word in disappToba- =
tion the Hughes policies from Republicans or
Democrats. unless II comes from one Of these
classes: Men who make living from practical
nolitics." who hope to be able So con
genital cranks who "agin' everybody, gam
biers and other criminals on the contrary, you
viii hear from the rank and file of good in all
parties hearty expressions of confidence in the Gov
ernor and hopes that he Will be continued in Office
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a LOYAL PARTY 80
From The Brooklyn Times

The Governor has been loyal Republican His
closest friends and advisers know that he world
do nothing endanger the Republican national
ticket II he should take an independent nomiIa-
ton the chances of Mr. Taft would be decidedly
eakened Ar. Hughes IS TOO much a statesna n
TO even contemplate such course. The rumors
were spread about by those who thought they could
help Hughes TO the regular nomination by fright
eninc. the Republican party bosses Governor
Hughes ii nominated win be named because OF his
splendid record and his strength with the inde-
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Blue-grass blade., 1908-03-22
UP-TO-DATE EVANGELISM.

Some time ago the Blade forecast
a period of revivals among the
churches of Lexington and the first
one to make break at periodical
holiness is the Campbellite Organiza.
ton. 1t has imported a person by the
name of Scovelle who, initiating the
patent medicine falzirs, is resorting to
a system of wildcat advertising to get
before the public. Every day the Lex
ington people are RECALLED with an
enormous number of conversions
and so many additions" to the
church, and copious extracts of his
funny sayings are given in print.
From these we learn that he is striv-
ing to don the mantle formerly worn
by the late Sam Jones' AS an aid to
notoriety his purity" is posted about
town, in store windows, etc. His facial
characteristics and his physique sug-
gest that some farmer has lost a good
hand and the world a worker. His
"apt sayings" betray an extremely
low order of intelligence, and the
strangest part about the matter is that
some people mistake this for wit. AS
a philosopher he is a fake as theo-
Logan he is back number; as
thinker he counts cypher; as an
evangelist Christian clown, he is par
excellence. A little chalk and paint
would add dignity to his cause.
In his repertoire he has "a specially
prepared sermon which he preached
for the especial benefit of unbelievers.
When these sermons are over the
pastor of the church. Rev. Mark Coils,
hOt-foOts to newspaper Office and
hashes up a report of what this "great
man" has said. Among other things
we have read, as coming from him:
Beyond all credrlity is the credul-
ity of the atheist who believes that
mere chance can create world when
it cannot build house."
Oh Temporal, Oh mOres, oh Mamma
Could Butler or Paley have read such
a thought they would have given up
the design argument in disgust. Such
intellectual tommyrot is enough to
cause an epidemic of hydrophobia.
Mr.. Scovelle ought to take the Kelley
cure for theological jim jams. In the
first place Atheism does not believe in
creation of any kind or character and
Blue-grass blade., 1908-03-22

on mount, let him be quoted as say
ing, Gee! Haw!" In the distance
could be seen the house and near it
the dinner bell, against which some de-
voted wife stood in the attitude OF
pulling the rope. Make Jesus some
thing like this and by all the sacred
bugs and beasts of Ancient Egypt,
we'll take him.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-03-22
10
WEAK CHRIST; WEAK RELIGION.

We all admire physical strength
and deplore physical weakness. Saw
ants have long declared that a sound
mind can only exist in a sound body,
and large intellect can only be found
in large brain power, large thought,
large mental activity. Mental weak
lings are usually physical weaklings
and these are not helps, but hindrances
to the development of the race. Realiz-
ing this great force the Greeks, it is
said, prohibited, by colonization, pre-
creation among the moral, mental and
physical degenerates of their people.
/ his is an illustration of the fact that
the Greeks well understood the opera
ton of this law. 1t is well understood
today and so we find scientific investi-
CATION and governmental supervision
upon and over experiments calculated
TO produce stronger and healthier
race, mentally and physically. Con-
siderable of modern thought has been
devoted to this subject and now the
clergy are turning it upon religion
and religious influences which may
ultimately result in complete revision
Of all the pictures of Jesus to be hand
&C. down to future generations.
We take it that every man and wO-
man lns seen pictlce # Jesus in
some place at some time. Look back
at all the pictures you have ever seen
and see if you can remember one that
portrayed Jesus as stout, healthy,
strong man, of good physique, giant in
foil nf a
contrary every one of these pictures
depict him as rather slight of build,
pale and wan of expression, effeminate
in character. He is presented in form
and shape, size and appearance, that
make it appear as if a good days work
on a farm would have killed him or
put him to the bad. The idea behind
all this is that spirituality does not
compOrt with physical strength and in
order to attract, to get the people to
catch on and take to the notion of deep
religiosity, Jesus has been. portrayed
as sort of weakling but Of great
spirituelle beauty.
1t was only a few weeks ago that
German Christians became involved in
a row over the cut Of his whiskers, we
mean Christ's whiskers, and now the
American clergy are out with COM
plant concerning these common pic
lures of their dear Lord and insist
that they must be changed.
Now comes one, DR.. Robert j. Alley,
who is said to be in charge of the
mechanical department at the Indiana
University, and, who occasionally
breaches as a pastime, declaring, that
Blue-grass blade., 1908-03-22
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

wrong and should be supplanted by
others showing him to be a man of
strength. He is reported to have said:
"The weak lines of the face, the APP
parently scrawney and lady-like arms,
are all wrong. AS the result of Christ
being depicted as a weak man people
have begun to regard religion as a
weak thing, for women and children. "
This reveals the milk in the cocoa
nut. AS other preachers are quoted as
being in perfect agreement with DR..
Alley it is inferred that such a change
in the protraiture of Jesus is being de-
manded. But what right have they
to make such change? The very sug-
gestion is indicative Of having per-
petrated fake upon the people by
furnishing pictures of Jesus that are
not pictures of Jesus. Even should the
suggested change be made where will
the model be forthcoming. Jesus is
not coming again just for the sake of
posing before camera IF all the pic
lures Of Jesus now extant are incOr-
rect, who is to blameY Who will fur
nsh a true picture? Will the new
picture be of any greater authority
than those now in existence2 By what
right, real or assumed, can any man
agree to undertake the making of any
change in the pictorial representations
of deity9 Besides if all present pic
lures are wrong, as claimed, who is re-
sponsible for having worked them off
upon the credulous for so many gen.
eratiOns?
All, friends! Look at the situation
Man made god in his own image and
having outgrown the image made man
proceed to make another image more
in keeping with the spirit of the age.
If we are to have picture of Jesus
let it stand for something. If such a
picture is to benefit humanity let it be
representative of humanity Give us
a man in all things. Give us man in
strength, in build, in pose and in in
tellect. IL such picture can be truth
fully produced we would have no hest
tation about hanging one up in the
office of the Blade. Let the picture
show rugged, honest manhood. Let
him be self-reliant, the light of hon.
esty and love beaming from manly
eyes. Place him behind plow in some
fresh made furrOw of earth. Sleeves
rolled up. The muscles Of his arm
standing out like knots of steel
threads. Trousers fastened at the
waist with a belt, his shirt thrown
open at the collar. Place a big-straw
hat on his head, and to give it touch
Of the picturesque, tuft of hair could
be made to protrude through a rift
~, tho oroxup Tpcfaa1 of cn,,o cor,,,n ar,
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