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New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
LOGIC FOR THE SOUTH.

Mr.. Taft, at Greensboro, \. c., made point
which ought TO appeal with convincing force
to every reasonable and thoughtful man In all
the Southern States. He referred 10 the splen-
did industrial development of those states in re
cent wears, in cotton manufactures, tobacco, irou
and steel, furniture, etc. He reminded them or
the fact that all this progress was erected
under and by virtue of the protective tariff sys-
TEN of the Republican party, and of the prac-
teal certainty that it would be seriously I'M
paired. if not destroyed, If that policy were
aba audoned and the Democratic policy of free
trade were adopted. And then he asked:
Is it not illogical for you to long for con-
tfnuance of that protective policy, and then TO
vote into power a man who, if he were given the
opportunity would wipe out the protective sys-
TEN and introduce one which imposes a tarin
only for the sake of revenue? How Is 1t that our
Democratic friends can go voting one way
and hoping that something Will interfere 10
make their vote count for nothing?
It used to be said of some men that they
voted as they shot 1t is often urged that
men of devout minds should vote as they
pray" Ii is not unrea sonable TO suggest that
men Of practical business sense should vote
for the maintenance of the policy which they
desire TO have maintained.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

rErrom The Tribsne Bureau
yvasbt,gton Oct 1e-The President forHahS =
ceiyed to-day Jonkheer J. Loudon' tho he"iy - -
pointed Minister from the Netherisros. " -
same time the retiring Honduran MihiS'e,
Angel Ugarte presented his letters Oh iee"
took leave OF the President.
One hundred and hftyy members OF the 18Th
mont Infantry with their wives and oausn.el = !,
who have been visiting Gettysburg. were rece'''U
by the President. -,
Joseph de Camp. the Boston artist began Qua
the painting of the President the Harvard CLASS
of 80 the Presidents class.
The President received delegation from sou'i-
Bethlehem, Penn. consisting Of Represehta.'o
Brodhead James NJ. Desnen. George d. DoDoihs'
p. K. Berneyer and J. P. McFadden. asking thA'
the government furnish work, II possible Ioi '
large number of unemployed in that place.
Attorney General Bonaparte Secretary '.arheiu
ard Postmaster General Meyer conferred WIN 'he
President
The Presidents visitors included Lawrence y. "
Murray Controller of the Currency; General PoweD
Clayton of Arkansas; Messrs Black ana eTreeh' Wot W
the Civil Service Commission; H A CterHar' .,
New York; DR.. David T. Day, of the Geoioslc@
Survey and Dr. Leo Ubbelehde. Of Carisruhe'
Germany.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THE SPECIAL sor4DRoy-s return.


The arrival of the Maine and the Alaba ma in
Atlantic ports of the United States after cir
cumnavigati ting the globe emphasizes two OF
the many advantages Of the cruise which began
last December at Cape Henry These battle
ships were detached from the Atlantic fleet
after they had reached san Francisco because
The behavior Of their machinery excited doubts
Of Their ability TO keep up with the others and
also because Of wasteful coal consumption.
from the speed which they afterward ex-
hibited il seems probable that the precaution
VAS unnecessary. II looks very much as if
1hey could have accompanied the rest Of Adj
niiral SpeTry's command 10 Australia and Japan
without hamperng The movements Of the feet
But on their voyag" Of fully thirteen thousand
miles to the Golden Gate they had already been
subjected 30 a far severer test than they had
previously undergone thus serving one OF the
governments purposes III planning extended
AZ expedition Another object which the Navy
Department had in view was TO give the com
nlanding officers OF the vessels the kind of drill
which could come only from more elaborate
inaneuvres than had ever before been under
taken By the substitution OF the Wisconsin
and the Nebraska for the Maine and the Ala
hama The number OF officers getting the bene
fir OF this instruct ton was increased
lWhen Admiral Evans sailed from Cape Henry
he took five ships Of the class ia which the Con
necticut belongs. four of the Virginia group
aud seren others which Were a little older
though they Mi put in commission less
5i.a1l nine years ago The Nebraska sister
slip of tie Virginia. was completed only two
years ago. and the Wisconsin Ia 1901. Though
the tendency ia lattieship design is now toward
the use % 1--alibrc batteries and Il heavier
disj,lacement than WAS in favor ten years ago
even the smallest members Of the feet which
began its special campaign of education last
,xinter are well fitted for service Future naval
,,6,,cv will doubtless call for large and indie
,,endent asseInblages of battleships in both the
Pacific and Atlantic and in spite Of the M
f.xorable action of Congress last winter IT is
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
From The Tribune Bureau.I

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington oct. 19-The Bolivian Minister. &C
companied by Sonora de Calderon and Senorlta
Elena Calderon, has returned TO Washington ana
again opened the legation in 18th street
The marriage OF II. W. Kennard, British second
secretary to Miss Harriet Norris Of this city, VIII
take place at noon on Saturday, November H. al
the of Mrs. Clarence R Wilson, the cousin
of Miss Norris. in Rhode Island avenue E5Tnond
Ovey British third secretary. will be best man for
Mr. Kennard and the only attendant The Briush
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, with the members OF
the embassy staff and Miss Norris's family VIII
be the only invited guests. The Rev Roland Cot
ton Smith rector Of st. Johns Church. viii OH
cate.
Viscount Charles de Chambrun, French secre-
tary will soon sail for France on leave OF absence
Count de Chambrun his elder brother, has been ap-
pointed military attache, to succeed Major -FOUR
nier who has sailed for Europe. Major de Cham
brun is the brother-in-aw Of Representative Mich
olas Longgcrth and we'll known in this country He
IS expected here in the future.
Seiior Don Alberto Yoacham, ChIian first secrc-
tary has returned to Washington from visit to
Philadelphia and New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
Amusements.

ACADEMY OF MusIo-s :1s-Ths Old Homestead
ELEANBRA-2-s-Neu6eT
ASTOP-s.1b-The Man from Home
FIASCC-S .2e-The Devil
FIJOI-S:1S-A Gentleman from MlsslsslpP
ANEYS-2-S-Naudevilie-
PEOADwAy-s. 1G-The Golden Butterny
SAsI<G-s 5-Narcelle -,
:I5--The Man Who $1,000 Sti'--
-R7TERJON-S-SamEon.
DaLYS-s- -l5-Myseif- -Betsina
EDEN MCSEE-The World IN We1
EMFIRE-S :3o-Jzck Straw
Travelling Salesman
GARDEN THEATRE-e:15-The Devi. -. x..,
GaFRTrK-s.2o-The Mcllusc. preceded BY MIS- Fech-
hams Caroose.
e-ERNAN THEATRES -s:15-Husarenheoer
~ 5-S:15-NaudeF1lie
ErRAIn SQUARES: :15-Three Twins 4, a..
FfPPODROME-2-S--Spor bsSsDoN' 80 =
-ekies-Baiet- Of Birdland
p{y-DsON-s:15- Pierre Of the Plairs ..-A
ENTCKERBoCKER-s:1o :1o-The Girls OF eo''en0ss
EJBERTY-s-IS-Wilohre
: --yrFTM-s-lg-Iove Watches
! T-YRTC-s Is-Mlie. Mischief <s.,,.
SQUARE SARDEN-f-fSuelneSS Nei
--r-v sNfSTERpAM-s-Lttle Memo
SryT yORK-s 2O-The american loes
SryoY-S :2o-The Servant IN the House
s-r-YTrsaNT-s :2o-The Fighting Hope
-rBER's-s :3o-Paid in Full.
---rsT FNp-s:I5-A Dolls House
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
IN THE BERKsHIREs.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Triouns J

Tenox Oct 1s-The Hotel AspinwaII viii cIcs =
successful season on Wednesday Afternoon u
and Mrs. Henry HigginbOtham and Mr. and IN
Richard T Crane, #. are to go from the sas D
Chicago.
William A schick, jr.. has been guest I ?
nancee. Miss Lotta R. Bradburn, in Great Pr
rington-
Mrs. Albert Bierstadt and Nj and Mrs. GsaF
II DressIer have gone to New York
NJ and Mrs. Ciraud Foster entertained rzsz
guests at dinner tonight az Bellefountains ]
honor OF Mrs Fosters sister. Mrs. Richard Grl
brill Of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ". Paterson VII sns-z
a party OF twenty-four at dinner tomorrow u
at Blantyre. Mr.. and Mrs Paterson have as s-z
Mr. and Mrs Arthur S. Hardy. Mr.. and Ms
bert NJ Lithgow and Frank TAFT
Samuel Frothingham. Newbold Morris Hs'<
2 shaw, Harold Sidway, Joseph W Burdsn
David T Dana went tonight 10 Chsrnau' ID
thev are 10 meet the Albany Hunt for u
OF live fox tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs Richard c. DtXay are sntsra,
Mr. and Mrs William c. Endicott, Mss Eln-
Gray and Miss Barbara Burr, Of Boston
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Page and Mr. and =!
William E g. GriswoId who have been wiz
John sloane az Wyndhurst. went 20 New
to-day.
Mrs. Alton B. Parker, OF Esopus. y =
tstered al the Red Lion Inn IN Stock6ndsa
Mrs. Ambrose c. Ktngsland has closed n@
and gone to New York
Mrs. Morris K. Jesup Increased to-day ~
of $4,000 to the town II Il VIII hu1d 50
Depot street. instead OF Main street. 70 a~~
Mrs Bainbridge Colby. OF New YORK.
of Mr. and Mrs Alexander G. Sedgvfck
Miss Marguerfts Chadwick went to Ns"P"
day with Mrs. NewbOid Morris
Mrs. George e. PeIlev and Miss PelleV ''1-'
70 town to-day. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard DOminick ana
Mrs. b Tappan F'airchild. who have Oes'
Hotel AspinwaLI. returned to New YORK 20
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
From The Tribune Bureau.

IFrOm The tribune Bureau
Washington Oct. 19-Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Boardman will open their Washington house the
last of this week after a series OF visits 20 New
England resorts and to their son-in-laW and
daughter Senator and Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane Miss Mabel Boardman VIII return to her
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page returned to her WASH
ington house to-day from Boston She was &C
companied by her sister Mrs. Lothrop, OF Chi
cago who will be here several days
Mrs McKenna. wife Of Associate Justice NC
Kenna of the Supreme Court. has returned 10
Washington accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
John Leggett Pultz. Of New York The latter lert
here gain to-day for Alabama 10 meet MI FuItz'
with whom she Will spend the winter in the South
Miss Eleanor Granger, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs John T. Granger, whose marriage to Pay
master Felix r. Holt n. 8. n, will take place
on November H. Will have as maid OF honor MISS
Eleanor Granger McGrath. and as bridesmaids
Miss Kate Mccartney, Miss Barbara Kau1rnann.
Miss Marie lie Boyteaux and Miss Errna Shaw.
Paymaster D. W. Nesbit L. S. N. Will be best
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
, 17opr n.uy rRIB1NE TUESDAY OCTOBER 90 1908

opium must be assumed TO continue III equ''
measure.
while the general good faith of the imperiai
gover rnment in this matter is not to be impusneu
or questioned. there may be legitimate room Ior
questioning the efficacy of its impression OF i.a
will upon provincial and local authorizes anu II
viii not he inappropriate for the interhatloiia.
conference to make inquiries upon that pom.
and TO ascertain individually TO what eXtent Ell
China herself is actually suppressng the tialnc
in and use of opium It will he sratelul ''Sh
for the world to aid in so great REFORM, ~.
the world has a right to the most CON- inoin5 .l7
assurance that the reform is belhg hoii's''' ''''
effectively made
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THE REV. DR.. MAGNEs MAsSS
Miss Beatrice Loewenstein Becomes WI
Temple Emanuel Rabbi

The members OF the congregation u. - :.
Emanuel. one OF the most exclusive Of !s'--
gregations IN this city. viii be suFpiSI- - .
this morning that their rabbi. the rev -.lf-s
Magnes. was married yesterday The w. w..
Miss Beatrice LOewensteln 70 Dr. LIS AAs- -. 4
nounced last evening at the home OF '1s - 4
Al West 6sth street. where the eeren0h' - a
Dr. Solomon Schechter. presidsh' ' -. 4
Theological Seminary OF America - .sss|
Joseph siIvernan. OF Temple EIaanH-H-, -. 4
Only members OF the immediate ANN -, ,.ssI
ent. Mrs. Nagnes is a sister OF Mrs - Ia. A.
and Mrs Paul HerZOg. whose h1s'-- .si 4
known lawyers After November I = rir-e
Magnes viii make their home al W
Place ,-srt 8
There had been no public snnoulie1-, - ,ud
engagement. only members OF 'He
intimate friends knowing SooUt L. -, : II
Dr Magnes. although one OF the ~ srsGs /!
York rabbis Is also one OF me DSs- 80. a
was graduated from the Hebrew = risss>
Cincinnati and Is a strong adVoSS'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
sURE-FooTEDNEss NEEDED.


Our reasons for preferring Mr.. Taft 20 Mr. BRYAN
are known. They can all be reduced the belief
that he Is better equipped for the Presidency
Either would be free from improper innuepces
Either would be conscientious. Taft Is OF bet
ter experience ana OF SoGnder mind. Mr.. Bryan ia
q believer III p1naceas His latest-the insurance
OF b9nk deoosits-Seems TO full OF peril. almost
S as clearly as his free silver ANA We are rather
AFRAID OF the supreme Court appointments he would
make Mr. Taft ~ less abducted TO theory more
sure-Iooted, OF more proved ability. His appoint
ments In all departments VIII probably be excsilerlt
OtIer thln6S being equal should. this year have
inclined toward the Democratic comlnee But other
thlhss are not equal Mr.. Taft is exceptionally
equipped for the office; Mr.. Bryan has the kind
pie intrust themselves -
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribunal
Newport. Oct 1s--Mrs- William @. Rosgh-
will close her Newport season tomorrow 4,
with her family VIII leave here for New Txi
tofning Mr. Rocker. who has already left Nswpr-
1t is reported IN Newport that when Nr- and M
Rocker return next season they VIII not ssza
OCCUPY Hawxhurst. which has been their Em-s
home for number OF seasons
Commodore and Mrs Lewis CSss Leiyard Il
close their Newport stay Tomorrow and return |
New York.
Colonel c. L F. Robinson returned 70 New u
to-day.
Professor Alexander Agassiz viii bring lis Ns
port season 10 a close on Friday. when he VII Il
turn to Cambridge FOR the winter.
Cyril Hatch and William O'D Isslin. who n
been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs r Lvinsza:
Beecknan. returned TO New York to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

from Europe TOT New YORK to-morrow - a.
arrival here they viii go to their country -. 80
Scarborough. y. T.. for the remainder ~ ~. -.
Mrs Churchill satterIes and Mrs. r -
HaIxht arrived in town yesterday fro-, S'aass
They are booked 10 sail for Europe to-r,o- 'of
VIII remain abroad for about eighteen u,o,.s- tna
" Mrs Kate Rogers Novel; daughter a. "a,
exander C. Rogers, OF No. 126 East 9th 60 A
married Yesterday in the Church OF the -, va
Lexington avenue and 18Th street 70 qs.--y qs,4ay
Knapp de Forest Only relatives and .-9nsf1
mate friends were present at the cerer,. mt
was performed By Bishop Darlington. - ,5es taes
burg, assisted by the Rev Hugh Birck,--ss s1s
St Georges Church. The bride who "a.
away by her mother, was IN a travelling ~ 80
gray cloth. with gray velvet toque t-srn--.s
sray leaves ard q ceriss feather. Her ss.,.- sss
Winifred Rogers. was her maid Of honor -
attendant. and Lincoln Mccormack served a, =
de Forests best man. There was No r..--.~
Among those present were Miss Daisy Rov.-s R.s1'a
other sister Of the bride. George B. De Fo-.-. =
uncle Of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs 49,.
Forest and Mrs Lincoln Mccormack Asts-.
return from their wedding trip IN the s,1,s
and Mrs. de Forest viii make their hora Z.
city.
Mrs Richard T Wilson. IT. Is the zDs-, a,
father, DR.. A Lawrence 1laSOns IN Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney A. Kane VIII I.av.
on Monday next for Hot Springs. Va. wber. :.
will spend three or four weeks
Mr. and Mrs J. Kennedy Tod have cor-s ?, .
city from their country place az Greenwich. c.,-
and are at the Wolcott for week
Miss Elsie Mcintosh Kellogg. daughter - Il
and Mrs Luther Latin Kellogg viii be r1arssT
Trowb bridge Galloway this afternoon IN AL A,.s,
Church.
Mr. and Mrs August Belmont IT, have ssa.
their house in East 34th street for the zfnts-
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Williams have rst--s
from their country place at Rye to No. 3 Wsr
4sth street. the house which they have rented =.
three years from Mrs J. T Atterbury
Mr. and Mrs Howard Page have sailed n
Southampton and are due here at the end os =
week
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

sky wears monocle talks English IN prefer
ence 70 any other language, and is something
Of an "AngIomaniac" But those haolts anu
preferences will not be TO his disadvantage nor
to that of his country, now that Russian pohcy
is to cultivate an entente cQrdtdle with Great
Britain We remember what Mr.. kipling SAID
about Dirkovitch's adoption of English manners
but there are exceptions even to ethno-socloloe-
ical rules
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND TSE
Appears with others Before srSAA
vsstigating Political Article

Mrs Grover Cleveland was oeE0IS ,,rslss,
yesterday afternoon to testify IN - ,utsse.
which that body is making into - - i
of the Cleveland article pu0N'
Times" ,,.d :
other persons on hand 20 % 80 -S- Jusi
grand jury in the same case WeI0 -,.s.u =
Bryant. AIR ClevsIand's family pn' S1.s.,srs.
Watson Glider editor OF Inc .xosst
David y CarvalhO. the hRndwrl--S, RaS
Other witnesses wsre William NJ
Charles NJ. Lincoln, OF The Iil's saa ~
ings. trustee or the Cleveland eSea. C.ty }
Finley. president OF the College o.
York h. I'D A
When the Grand Jury adJoEtH'U, f,ensfs
before Judge Foster IN Part I =. aas
sions Nevertheless, the adjournn'. ,,torsa
by unusual activity In the Dis'riss Dis.,.. ssss
fce. Mr.. Jerome sent for LAeu'eH
two detectives were sent out
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THE CABINET.
Germany

TFFom The IrIbune buredU-
Washington Oct 19.-The Postmaster GehoIS4
and Mrs George Won l. Meyer were hosts at din
ner last evening complimentary their house
guests Sir Rennen Rodd and Lady Rodd- Among
those invited to meet them were Secretary ROOT
the French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand JUS
tce Moody the Minister from the NetheEl@1lu9
and Nine Loudon, Miss Harriet Norris, the Misses
Mever Viscount de Chambrun, Of the French En-
bassy, and Mr. Kennard. second secretary OF the
British Embassy.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

not unlikely that the President VIII ask at 'he
coming session for authority to bu1ld 1our NE"
vessels of the most modern type let II 10
gratifying to feel that as constituted year aeV
the American navy was splendidly fitted TO deal
with apv emergency which might then have
been expected TO arise.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Mr.. Taft was received in New jersey SeSle
dav in q manner prophetic of the way IN wiz
that state will vote next month. Ne" 'eiso :,
has been a consistent upholder of the poiicles u
the Republican party ever since Democracy ~
came Organized and there is no -concelVs 80
reason vbv she should change her attitude 'h'S
year.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Natalie Ingraham. daughter Of Justice and
Mrs George l. Ingraharn. will be married in Paris
today to Claude Bernard DutreuiL The wedding
will take place at the home OF the brides mother
in the Champs Elysees. Miss Insraham will be
given in marriage by her brother, Phoenix In
graham
Mr. and Mrs z. Ambrose Clark have arrived IN
town and are at the St. Regis for few days. The
Rev Dr. Ernest NJ Stires is also at the St Regis
for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs E H Hartman will return to
town from their country home at Arden, n. 7, the
first OF next month.
Mrs Cadwalader Jones and Miss Beatrix Jones
returned from Europe Saturday and at their
home in East l1th street for the winter.
Mrs Russell H. Hoadley has arrived in town
and is at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer are booked to sail
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

This newspaper IS otcned and paohshea oy
The Tribune association, Neto YORK co'po'u-
fion; Office and principal place OF oaS''IesS'
7,,;b,,ne R,;Iaipo. No. f54 Nassau street, Neto
Yort. O0den Mus. president James IT, Barrett
secretn-u and treasurer The address OF the
oxeers rs the office of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Count Tolstoy hopes that Mr.. Bryan wiz o.
,,ooete the single tax system. 1t Is safe 10 say
that he will advocate it in course OF tiiiie 'l-o
date depending on his judgment OF the iho'li0''
+arv availability Of the single tax theory SS
vote making scheme.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
TROY PROTECTION BENEFICIARY.
From The Troy Times.

Troy Is the hennfcary Ia direct and peculiarly
helpful of the protective tarin. A removal
OF that protection would be "A damaging blow. a
revision the tarin is impending. Troys interests
must be guarded during The progress OF that revs
ion VIII this city be safer with q President who
believes IN protection with Bryan. who in CON
grcss turned cold face TO Troys manufacturers
VIII Troy rest more easily with Republican
United States Senator from this state. counting
Rensselaer, Countys Senator and Assemblymen
among those whose votes elected him, U with a
Democratic United states Senator. having no sym
pathy with a tariff for prOtection2
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

E,erv resident of this county who Is inter.
o+ad Il, the local campaign for the election oI
Mr. Taft and of Governor Hughes shouiu reau
the appeal of Congressman Parsons lot Iui',,s 20
and should send his check 70 the treasurer ~
tbe county committee. Mr.. Otto T. baiiliaIu
The Democratic party is concentrating It's eiloi'
nnon this state and city The Democratic sI1'e
campatgn. representing the interests opposeu -
tho public Service Commission laws ana 'iie
anti-gambling laws will be fnancialy wen
eouipped. Consequently, Republicans VINO "'iliI
70 see Mr. Taft and Mr.. Hughes eiec'eu Sii0N'N
open their purses.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
SOUND CLAIMS.

From The Chicago Evening Post.
In the Judgment of The Evening Post. the sound
OF the claims TO prefernent made by Mr.. Taft
and his party be denied The firm base for
building is in the pledges OF the Republican
candidate whose record makes IL known that what
he promises he will do There is nothing Shaiowy
in tn Taft programme. 1t has the sanity and the
substance that appeal to the common OF
people do not for ims ginttttve pictures.
matter what may be the skill OF the painter.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THE TARIFF A LABOR QUESTION.

From The Chicago IrIDune.
Mr. Bryln tells the wOrkingman. with all the i'm
DresSiVaneSS of who has discovered great
truth. that the tariff question really is labor
question So il is For once Nh Bryan stands
on 1rrn ground But the close relationship between
the tariff and labor of ali kinds proclaimed
century proclaimed by VINO be
neved that the interests of all producersthOse OF
the farms well as OF the factories would be pro
NOTED by the right kind OF tartr- That is. pro
teCtiVe tariff.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
POST FOR THE REV. DIR. THOMPSON

Syracuse. Oct. 1s.-The Rev. DR. De Witt r.
Thompson. of New York. pastor of the Park Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church. has been appoint
ed financial secretary OF Syracuse University
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

The straw vote becomes constantly more and
more informing No such vote is now compIete
without optional mathematical methods or de-
ducing correct conclusions from it reaching dla-
metricaIly opposite results.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Richard Croker has sent $500 to the Chal,,e4 Ine.
carnDafgn fund It will be remempeIeu
Mr. Croker has testified that he works lot i''7
own pocket all the time.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

The degree of observation and generel dtlo9
pheric stuffness which prevailed mere YESTERDAY
as an effect of the Adirondack fires gave an
o,,aI1i,e suggestion of the magnitude of those
eros and Of their effects close at hand.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

The policeman who owned saloon ana super
intended the selling of liquor on Sunday was
an apt and logical observer of conditions as they
exist under wide open Tammany rule. me very
1ac+ thing which that rule teaches Is respect TOT
law.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

There seems to be no question that Japan ha'
"aona herself proud" in her welcome to our meet
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Italy joins Great Britain Russia ana + ram
in their attitude on the Balkan business, e@E --9
,.ooanc,, in the Dreibund and reducing that
forrotdable combination for present purposes to
a Zweibund ....
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

If the issues that are raised on the queStloi, qD,
cf getting Thaw to Pittsburg go up on a~ppeo- ~
the people will have chance for once at le'''
TO approve the laws delays.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
Nesp1,urk 0ailn erihrsste.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

from Europe for New York to-morrovv -
arrival here they viii go to their countr, Uf.--
Scarborough y. T.. for the remainder - -. - -