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New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
EXPRESSION FROM THE VOTERS

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Your editorial OF yesterday leads to
If you will not formulate and carry through
some plan by which the rank and file who do not
understand political work may express their wishes
as to the denomination of Mr.. Hughes. Failing
some such plan the enemies in the state committee
will probably accomplish their purpose. and en-
deavor 10 make 1t appear that there is such
demand for his nomination cannot be overcome
by party machinery at primaries and conventions.
An easy opportunity to express an opinion and a
wish in favor of his nomination will bring re-
Spouse that will leave no doubt Of the sentiment
of disnterested voters You will earn the gratitude
or many If YOU will show the way in this matter.
Brooklyn, August 4, 1908 INDEPENDENT
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
MRS. ROOSEVELT AT COLUMBIA.

The Ben Greet Woodland Players gave a repre-
senation OF Shakespeare's "As You Like It on the
greensward on Columbia University's South Field
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, ac-
couapanied by several of the younger members OF
her family witnessed the performance. Her party,
IN which were Mrs. William Sheffield Cow1es. vile
of Rear Admiral Cowles; Theodore and Kermit
Roosevelt niece OF the President, and Captain
and Mrs. Williams, made the trip from oyster Bay
in the Yacht Sylph, commanded by Captain Will
Jams.
After the play Mrs. Roosevelt and the members
OF her party were entertained at dinner in the fac
,1lty clubhouse by Ben Greet. and then they re-
turned 10 Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THE MAJOR AIDS FUND.
Dir. Mcclellan Takes Interest IN
Cleveland Portrait Plan.

When Mayor Mcclellan returned TO the CITY
for few days last week he gave his official
attention to the appointment of a committee to
raise a memorial in this city to Grover Cleve-
land. and also expressed his hearty approval OF
the plan for placing a portrait OF MI Cleveiano
In the Executive Chamber at Albany, which had
been suggested in The Tribune while the Mayor
was absent on his vacation The Tribune re-
ceived the following letter through the mail
after the Mayor had left town again to finish
his holiday:
City of New York,
Off1ce OF the Mayor.
August 6, 1908
Editor. The Tribune New York City
Dear Sir
I notice with personal qualification. that The
Tribune is raising a fund to cover the cost
OF obtaining a portrait of Grover Cleveland, the
portrait to be placed in the Executive Chamber
In Albany. 1t affords me very great pleasure 10
Wishing The Tribune success in its highly
meritorious undertaking. I remain, sincerely
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Mayor
Check for $500 enclosed
Mayor Mcclellan was a neighbor at Princeton
and a close friend of Mr.. Cleveland, and his
example will probably arouse many other ad
mirers of the late President to feeling that IT
would not be creditable to them II Mr. Cleve-
lands portrait should remain absent from the
chamber where quarter OF a century ago he
did the work which made him national figure,
while from its walls hang pictures of most Of
the other Governors of the state, including sew
eral still living.
The contributions to the Cleveland portrait
fund so far received are as follows:
George B. Mcclellan Observation-Disclosures. s25
Previously acknowledged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 256
Total, August s, 1908 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2s1
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Williams and Walker. clever negro comedians
known the length and breadth Of the land viii re-
open the Grand Opera House a week from TO-
morrow night with cOmicaI mixture Of melody
and sweet words '.Bandanna Land They had a
long and prosperous engagement at the MaJesuc
Theatre last season, and their reception on tne
West Side will not be less cordial This will bs
the ninth season Of John H Springers manage
rrent OF the opera house Following his policy OF
former years there IS to be change OF oil
every week
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

RssasnnsueT 1; LueiT Ne Rsy EsTafa sSRarq "
Curtis. Mary A Wright Clara y
BARDEzNHEUER Lasis Wood EslIoss 30 q
l. aTsf l. "ifa August 9s iTaH = 1865 TatsrrsaS private
papers please copy.
BEEKMAN-At his residence The CIitfs ., oYssss s.s
James William BeekTnan y4unses{ p1 s2n - F.srsI
services Reformed Dutch Church. FIFTH ave.
1880 O'Clock
CRAwFORD-At Mount KiscO. y Y, SATURDAY, a. Aasnss
New '9 York citg Sotics Of funeral hereaftsT
York Har19E Mas M ., On ETSss IaSss Is AHEgss
Edmond Curtis in the 18th year OF her age Inter-
Watertown Conn
LAWRENCE Friday evening e. august Nh. n Fam n
Pskett SSs2asn Russell IsgTsnes assd sT n Ss 4-
gust 10. at P m
NEIL-suddeny. wsdnes5ay. August at the TsG re.
city. the Rev Esiward Wallace Nell. rector Of ths
church, in the 59th We, yeaT 6,s % MS g. f s soul I Be I
brated in the church No, i as III o-sIock Es1ry
viii be said at $50 80 and @ SD IHe I2 Dy1'
4, meeting Of the Church wardens yestry OF ths
Church Saint Edward the Msrtyr held al I1s EsSy
grief the Church Wa[sns .5 and yssy yss1 & 2:
tribute affection their beloved Rector ReysTeHa a
Edward Wallace Nell suddenly called TO Lie EIeFha' 0
Founder OF this Parish labored in this City
for the poor and suffering % a1s be bs vas FsS to tss
uphoIdIng OF which he devoted the whole OF his IKE
ConSpic1ous as an Ango-Carholc. for his loyalty 70
his church and Doctrines. ne was N every sense
typical parish priest avaing himself OF ritual 70 Nus
teachings OF Catholic Truth rather than mercy
to
Called Eternal Reward he VIII ever i've
In the memory OF those WHO sns% 2nq 5d 4sS He bas
written his obituary IN the hearts % his PelpLe
ETRRTDGE T GERRY. Senior Warden, HENRY u.
DAVIS. Junior Warden JOHN P LrlSl-lE- n
W ROSEFTEI4D,
MINCEER. L. W HOPKINS, z A PACEEEz.
HARRY BINNEY. Vestry1e1s GUS A hIt4NL-s-
Clerk OF Vesrry-
PEASE-On Friday August Z 1905. Mary Hotster. wife
Of Walter A Pease. Of New York CITY Funeral Iron
the residence of her son H H Pease LsnOx. Mass
Monday, August 10, at p
WRIGHT-On S. a her residence IN Bayside.
Long Island 7, Clara Norris Wright. WIDOW %
the Iats Preston ". Wright and daughter OF ne
late Thomas p. Norris. Of Newark y J. Baltin1o--
papers please copy.
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SUIT AGAINST SEYMOUR JOHNSON.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

TBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Newport. r /. Aug. S.-As result or the col
ItsIon of the automobile in which Philip Mills, OF
New York, riding, and a bicycle on Friday
night q civil action begun to-day against
Seymour Johnson Of New York. the owner OF the
automobile The action is brought by Harry
Amey husband of Mrs Amey, who was struck. He
asks 5000 damages
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
MRS, MACKAYS REELECTION.

To the Editor Of ~-le Tribune.
Sir: We rejoced over Mrs Clarence H
Mackay's reelection to the Roslyn school board.
At Purchase Westchester County, the public school
has the unusual distinction of having three women
ON the school board. Dom Barber is president and
Mrs William A Read Miss Hannah Collins, Mrs.
Martha G WifIets and Oliver Hartman compose
the board. ONE or The MEMBERS
Purchase n Y, Aug. g. 1905
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est 10 announce that full information concernins
tb.r, csn he had on application at the managers
office The last name not published through
Difference to the feelings OF the children
Three hundred boys and girls depart tomorrow
for the two weeks of country air.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.
NOT TO BE FOOLED AGAIN

From The Rochester Herald
Instead of there being one who voted against
Hughes two years ago who would vote for MN
+b1S raar there are tens thousands of just such
voters The remarkable and nearly successful cam
raJon of Hearst in 1906 fought on the claim
fhaf Hughes was a tool of the Republican machine.
which in turn. was the agent Of the allied forces
o@ TII1nder in New York State. with headquarters
in the financial district of New York City This
u-ae II is true q silly and shallow pretence, but
n fooled and caught many honest men, some of
tbeT far too Intelligent TO be fooled twice by
Hearst but then inclined TO risk him once
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

GRAND-Dr I. c. Sorensen Indianapolis. HO-
TEL ASTORIA c. Magnus. Chicago. IMPERIAL
-VVinfeld Scott. Fort Worth. Tex. MURRAY
rJIIJ-sir W-fred l.. Hepton, London ST. REGIS
-Captain Cleland Davis, Washington VICTORIA
Colonel Judson Sporord. Boise. Idaho WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-A. c. Goodyear, Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
TAFT SWEEP IN STRAW VOTE.

To the Editor of the Tribune.
Sir: I took a straw vote of the patrons OF this
hotel assembled on the veranda after breakfast
Yesterday with the following result: Taft. q;
BRYAN Q BILL" 1. F. j. HOWATT
Union y Y, Aug. 3, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-s West 23d St Chapeis
Private and public ambulances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the world -vfde-known under
tsker Only one place Of business. and 19th
Ct Largest in world Tel 124 and 125 ChaIse~
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The summaries follow ::
EIansad CnrrActaS

The Queen beat the Elmina minutes 10 seconds
and won the cup The Avenger beat the Istalena
minutes "a seconds The Aurora minutes 81 sec
onds and the Vigflant q minutes seconds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
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CRITIUsING THEMSELVES.
= rha I-ftca Press

From The Utica fftss
There can be other theory susceptible OF pr3od @
than that he is the logical nominee. some ,n oa n
and his anti-racerack gambling legislation are @ uL
Ilo1uIer with the people, and that he shouid not
he renominated. That is an inconsistent atutuoe
for them assume Governor Hushes re- IeS0t1,- N,
-oanS<d these measures, but they were passed Dy
a Republican legislature They and otner th!nss .
a. a mari of the Republican record in this state
-r,cb must either be indorsed repudiated at the
stafe convention, a part of the record on Whlcn
+ba nominees whoever they must run this fall
To turn down Hughes on this account ls Simply
10 criticise themselves Or course the "o'ei'iO
Will be renominated and reelected
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
rd.ar r-.ut,,uI Cedar <7rov. C.meter,

L 7. miles from 34th ST. FERRY
Easily accessible parts OF Greater New YORK
8 cent fare vi Brooklyn Rapid Transit Plots SIS
upward Booklets at Cemetery or of1ce Msct-
son ave. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. so degrees; lowest
date year for corresponding date last
thfrty-three years, IL
Local Forecast: Fair sunday ana MONDAY ukht %
crssh winds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
oficiaI Record and Forecast.-Washtnst

OeacaI Record and Forccast-W ashtnston Aug s.
ct7vsrs continued In the Ohio Valley. Gulf
the Atlantic states southern Virginia southwark.
and IN northern New Englasnd there also local
showers in Dakotas Montana and the extreme South
west elsewhere the fair. II is considerably
cooler in portions Ohio valley and the interior Of
the south Atlantic Gulf states and somewhat warmer
IN the Mountain region There no
n.easonaby high OF the Rocky Noun
tains but in West they continue hish except OF
coast
a..s ana local showers the Mississippi
valley and Northwest upper lake region prooabl
nv the middle Missssippia valley
80 tbe upper lake region generally tn ersmander
f the country the will be generally fair Sun
day and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
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For ell points in United Mexico (oUtst1s
OF Manhattan and The Bronx. Also for
Hawaii the Philippines without
for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is really accessfbls BY Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenr- t-olisys
by carriage Lots $3.50 TelePhone 4s5S
Grsmercy Book Of Views representative
Once, 20 East 23d ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be lsdorses
with full nam and
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

CARTER-DRAPER-On August s. 1903 BY the Rev
William a Huntington D D. at Christ tn1rc1.s
DARK OHin. daughter of Ruin
William H. Draper. " D. %
Edward Clark Carter. Of Andoyer. Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii b
repubIshed In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune with0ut e1trs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
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Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUSE VIII
be repubI.hed in the Tri-Weekiy Tribune wffneas
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Forecasts Special Iocalities-For the District OF
Columbia and Maryland. partly cloudy to-day and Mon
day: variable winds
For Virginia partly cloudy in northern portion show
ars In southern portion to-day: partly cloudy Monday;
light to fresh north winds.
nar,iy cloudy to-day and Monday light northwest TO
north winds. ~, v..x ..,. =. H..
ana Monday; light fresh east winds
aT For western New York to-day and Monday: light
north winds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
AN IDIOTIC FEAR.

From The SpringneIu IttpuIJIICf1II' =,
The gambler vote is sure 10 be cast agsansv Yo Ie
.,7eaI1ar he NAV be for the track interests VIII
boid the Republican party responsible FOR the "oL
no ~ ~. II epfsfafure even If Governor hughes be not
noninafed again. II would be idloUc no Iess, 70 %
sheIve Governor Hughes for fear OF tared an
vybHe AT the same time alternating the Governor :
Iarpe hodY of admirers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
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THOSE OPPOSED.

From The Brooklyn Eagie
Besides the politicians. whose self-esteem ne mas
outraged the Governor has doubtless multitude
OF enemies People who believe that the principle
of personal liberty should be extended TO cover
,,io1srions OF fundamental law against him to a
man The friends OF insurance corruption would
welcome his eviction from the Governors ONCE.
Practitioners of suffrage frauds and those who
fbtnk that primary elections should De nulined by
,be strong g-arm tactics OF convention sandbagEers
would rejoice in his enforced retirement People
rrbo would have him make the Eeyernorship
,art;ssn possession and a public trust insist
1Don his return private life. Were he renoni-
mated most Of these would vote against him at the
nols and some who would not dare sntasonze
him Openly would knife him IN secret
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

IocaI OnicIai Reeord-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
,amnerature for the last twentyfour hours. IN
harrison with the corresponding date of last
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
NEEDED TO COMPLETE GOOD WORK.

Brooklyn, July 81. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
sCHOHARIE FOR HUGHES.

From The Schoharie oIfA1IOHFu
THAT the administration OF Governor Hughes has
Ito ssrtsractfon TO the Republicans of Schoharle
eo1n, Is evidenced by the action OF the duIy erect
ed Renublican delegates at the last hepnohcah
s.+I4 Su 11onvention at which delegates were Sc
fec+a6 10 represent this county in the next stare
convention at which the candidate Ior Governor
- r. her state officers Will BIS nominated
There is one thing certain. the work OF Governor
1.I,ohae In this state is not completed, ana the
.i,o ror him 10 Withdraw from public life has not
srriyed however much the ''jobs-for-lIe men may
Saeire n The people want Governor Hughes Poii-
tic3ans will do well to read the handwriting on the
wall The demand for clean men In pubic places
will not down.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

RARDENHEUER-Su Iucis Wood Kellogg D.
wife of Ivan A RarleuheueT. College Ppl0l
1. l. August = 1905. Interment private Es1roPesr
papers please copy.
, 1908-02-18
DENVER MEN START
WILD ANIMAL SHOW.

Another big Denver amusement en-.
terprise has been launched and will
travel throughout the country the com
ing season, says the Denver Post, Ar.
ticles Incorporating AL. G.. Barnes
Shows company were filed with the
secretary of state this morning. The
capital stock is $4,000, and backed by
Colorado men, who are well known in
the circus world. The company has
some forty lions and tigers, elephants
bears and ponies, many of which for
merly comprised the Al. G. Barnes me
nagerie. Interested in the venture
with Mr.. Barnes are D. A. Barnes a n
Oeto C. Floto. The company will trav
ell all over America, Canada and Mexi
CO, giving performances similar to the
Hagenbeck show.
, 1908-02-18

J. Abyea of Rock River is at the
Kuster.
William Latham left for Walden this
morning.
Norman Mcleod of Keystone is in
the city.
L. E. Hance arrived from the ranch
last night.
DR.. G. F. Marker of Missouri is at
the Kuster.
C. R. Keefe was a Walden passenger
this morning.
Almo Burk of Broken Bow, Neb., Is
at the Kuster.
F. S. Burrage returned from Chey-
enne this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. B. Jacobus have
returned from Cheyenne.
Louis Butler of Fort Collins was a
guest at the Kuster today.
]. A. Winkler, jr., is in from the
Running Water ranch today.
w. A. Heaton Of Denver is among
the guests at the Kuster today.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McMurray return.
cd from Cheyenne early this morning
A. T. Saunders of Cheyenne was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
3. P. Ralston of Cheyenne was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night.
J.. B. Owens and Fred Rasmussen of
Rawlins were among the guests at the
Johnson last night.
Mrs. Ray Rathbun and Miss Mary
Rathbun of Centennial are in the city
staying at the Johnson.
w. W. Smith, George D. Pratt and A
j. Perry of Chicago were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cordiner return.
ed this afternoon from Cheyenne, hav.
ing gone 10 that city yesterday after.
noon.
Ben N. Pelton of Cheyenne was in
the city this morning, looking after the
lamps in the Johnson hotel, where ga:
is used.
Frank McCasland arrived from Wal
den last afternoon and left later fol
Denver, having some cattle on the mar
ket there.
DR.. P. w. Fischer of Walden, who
had been to Denver to be treated fol
his eyes, returned last night and lef1
for home this morning.
J. j. Cohn Of San Francisco, H. G
Fisher of Sacramento and William De
vail Of South Bend, Ind, were guest
at the Union Pacific last night.
Jay Monroe and William McGowar
returned to Walden Tuesday nigh
from Laramie. MT. Monroe has bee:
an employe on the Union Pacific raj
, 1908-02-18
road for the past year.-walden New

road for the past year.-Walden New
Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norell returned
Friday night from Laramie, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Peterson.
mother of Mrs. Norell.-Walden New
Era.
e. E. Tobey, the National Biscuit
company's Denver representative, was
among the business visitors to the city
this morning, calling upon the local
grocers.
Hon. Andrew Olson, manager Of the
Carbon Timber company's tie plant at
Douglas creek, arrived from the camp
last night and left this afternoon for
his home at Elk mountain.
Carl Raife of the Laramie Dry Goods
company, who went to Cheyenne yes
terday on a business trip, returned ON
one of the early trains this morning.
He witnessed the opera while absent.
J. 3. O'Reilley, John Sheehan, ]. d.
Moon and c. w. Anderson of Camp
Bessie" a mining camp near Leslie,
arrived in the city last night for a few
days stay, and r registered at the
Johnson.
B. H. Towner, superintendent of the
Citizens coal mines at Hatton, is in
the city today and will probably be
present at the meeting of the CONNER,
cial club tonight, when the report Of
the clubs special committee will be
made relative to a visit a few days
ago to the mines.
, 1908-02-18

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that IAN
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Tes
timonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1908-02-18
TRAMP HUNGARIAN
HELD TO THE COlJRT

A Hungarian named John Miller was
held to the district court by Justice
hynds this morning, under the law
passed by the legislature in 1903, the
first in this county under that law, for
removing the oiled waste from the
box of a coal car in the yards here,
which he and others used for fuel to
start a fire. Miller had spent the nigh,
in the city %calaboose and was released
in the morning, being seen by Ohcer
Van Sickle of the railroad police force
to take the waste from the car. He
made two or three trips to the car.
Miller said he had taken the waste, but
cid not know the language well enough
to plead guilty. Bond was fixed at 5000
and he was remanded TO the custody
of the sheriff. A similar case has beel
tried in Rawlins.
, 1908-02-18
YOUNG JERSEY BULL
FOR EXPERIMENT FARM

Prof. j. Il. Mcconnell, the animal
h~usbandman at the exeriment station
farm, has returned from Golden, Colo,
where he purchased a thoroughbred
young Jersey bull for the station. The
animal is seven months old and will
be named and registered within the
next three months. 1t is one of the
best animals ever bred in this part of
the country and the h"usbandman is re.
ceiving congratulations from cattle
men for his good fortune.
, 1908-02-18
ANY LARAMIE MATRON
WITH GUILTY CONSCIENCE

A young girl recently ran across a
lot of love letters written many years
ago by her mother to her father before
they were married. The daughter pre-.
tended that the letters were of a re.
cent date and read them to her mother,
who was disguised beyond measure,
saying it was surprising that such silly
persons were permitted to live. 81
thank goodness" she said, that when
I was a girl l had some sense"
, 1908-02-18
GONE To DENVER
TO CONSULT SURGEONS.

P. C. Rauner went to Denver last
night and will consult physicians con.
corning his health, in the hope of de-
termining just what ails him. He is
not feeling first rate and believes he
will be able at the Colorado metropo-
lis to have a course of treatment sug.
gested that will bring him complete req
toration to health.