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New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
PARADE OF GARRIsoNs AT BERLIN
Emperor and King Gustave at Review
Many Men Frustrated by Heat.

Berlin June EMPEROR William and King Gus
tave and Queen Victoria Of Sweden were present
TODAY at the annual spring parade of the garrsons
of Berlin and neighboring stations. Thirty thou
sand men of all OF the service. about eight
thousand Of that number being cavalry manpuvred
on the two square miles of the Tempelhof parade
field. The Emperor and the King of Sweden. who
reviewed the troops horseback. attended
by several OF the reigning princes of the minor
German states. with their stairs The Empress and
the Queen of Sweden. in a six-horse equpage. were
on the left of the reviewing stand. where drawn
up in four lines were the carriages of the diplo-
matte corps. including Charlemagne Tower. the
American Ambassador, and Mrs. Tower, and many
distinguished guests
In consequence OF the extreme heat many Of the
soldiers overcome, Notwithstanding the Sc
we're training of daily marches Of from fifteen to
twenty-five miles which they underwent during the
last three months
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

have the contiguity of territory, the unity OF
interest, the facilities for the rapid and ihtei,
lIgent formation of public opinion "hlch sho"',
all go to make a democratic government
effective With all the defects Of city govern
ment that have been revealed in the past, anu Il,
perhaps because OF those defects, muhicipa.l
ties are peculiarly well equipped to pron. ~
greater democracy In their government -.
have the ablest, most courageous ana hoepen
dent newspapers. They have civic orgahiza-
tions of public spirited citizens to STUDY '
local government and keep the pubic li'i'in NJ
regarding 1t, so that intelligent pupllc opihio
is always possible upon well au'hen.." 49,
data Given a party primary system oi 'n
Hughes sort which would shake the power o.
the bosses over the city, and a really conipie,
system Of local self government, restrlc'eo oi'.
by sort of constitution prescrlpeu ny %
Legislature. as the Governor proposes, Win 81.
the agencies for the formation OF 1hteh'sen'
public opinion now existing, great IMPROVE
ment In city government may be expected
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
from The Tribune Bureau


WASHINGTON June 1.-Major General and Mrs j.
Franklin Bell have taken up their residence In
counodious quarters at Fort Myer. across the Po-
tomac from capital. where they will spend most
of the
Major General and Mrs John p. Story left here
today for their colonial estate. Whitehall. near
Annapolis Junction where they expect to spend the
summer They were accompanied by their daush-
ter Countess de Busseret wife Of the Belgian Min
lister to Tangier who will spend June with them
The countess was accompanied TO this country by
three OF her five sons.
Mr. and Mrs William Phelps Emo left Washing
ton to-day for New York. having closed their house
here for the summer. They will go from New York
To their summer estate at Saugatuck. Conn.
Charles Henry Butler host at a large recep-
ton tonight in honor of Associate Justice John NJ
Harlan who celebrated his seventy-hfth birthday
Mrs Butler assisted in receiving the several hun
dred guests and had with her all the women OF the
Supreme Court circle. Besides the members of the
Supreme Court, the reception was attended by a
large contingent of official and resident society
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gheen. accompanied by
Miss Florence Gheen and Miss Mary NJ Gheen. left
washington to-day for Atlantic City, where they
will spend two weeks before going TO Newport for
the season.
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs Silas Terry, hostess for a dinner
party tonight in honor of Miss Juliette Williams
and Joseph Letter. The company included Captain
and Mrs Summern, Mrs Harlow. Miss Anna
Cockren and Jerome Bonaparte.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunal

rBy Telegraph 70 me Trfbuns
Newport, June 1.-Two Of Newports suz1-s:
residents have lost valuable pieces Of jewely. Or
which substantial rewards are now offered Nz
Ceorzs Z. Rives was the loser OF diamond al
pearl brooch. which she valued above It's inuinss
worth for associations sake The other pisce Q,
teveIry was a large horseshoe pin. studded Tta
pearls. which was lost by guest OF Colonel zi
Mrs. Delaney Kane while on their way 10 Trinity
Church.
Four registered at the Casino to-day-F'eisrs
Sands. Miss siegfried and Mr. and Mrs. L0Ti-aif
Spencer, jr-
Tennis playing began N earnest at ne Caslo
to-day, there being a number OF enthusiasts "a 'ns
courts during the morning.
II is understood that Stone Acre. the s117as'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs T. R. Thomas, Of NsE 1'Ii,
Is for sale Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas VII noI s'eA4
the summer in Newport this year
Daniel B. Fearing has gone to New 4orx III q
short visit
Colonel c. L. F. Robinson returned from Sss
York to-day
Mr.. and Mrs H. A c. Taylor went 70 Ne" i~'
today for short visit -
Mr.. and Mrs. H Casiu1tr de Rnan nave a4''''
for the season.
Mrs. Joseph Rowland has gone 10 New foIA
Mrs. William CT. Weld IS expected i0' 'N' '-
tomorrow 49, ,s-srs
Mrs Eugene Hale is the guest OF n7-
tho Rsv DIR. and Mrs. Rodsrick Terry ,,-..,
NJ cd Mrs Hoxa-d :. Graham. Of Phiadelp4-
o--,,..s ~ v-hatstone to-day for the summer
Arrbur 7 Keller. OF New York. VINO /"
,,,ss Editb livingston Mason on NedneS14''
rived tonight. ..,-rss is tss
Mrs Cravton G. Dixon. OF Phlaoei yINa, ,..,,--
guest Of A Livingston Mason. anu =, = -, N,
Tsuszkv and II Le1ox Mott OF Ne"
guests of Earl Mason
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
At THE WHITE HOUSE.
r Tr,buns eursau ]

,r-a-, The Trfbuns Hursaul
,,,.,,..on tune THE Pesident announced
Us, b. ,o.la issue ordess to the heads Oh
a. sovernment departments to Eaep accurate rec
ord ., IN. deaths and injuries of sderal employ
IN order to administer the governhs.' ""N
recently enacted by Congress. ho mas
Francesca vitteri, an Italian scupW' ,hs
introduced by Baron Mayor des fiAnene,, -"
at,s" .hassaaor presented to the president
.ua,ra n,a,s commemorating the departtre OF the
feet for the Pacific 49, o. a.. q, the
De,eoations visited the White House to-daT IN 'he
,,erest Of Captain John NJ. Hickey Oh - Nasn
ineton and Ex-Governor Lowery Oh , ~
ann,icants for the vacancy on the Fichsoe 80
tionaI Park Commission go. -. n
The President pressed electric button a. II
o,cock this forenoon which opened ,he ceie"i -,
=. u,~,o, n Y of the 250th anniversary OF the
foundation of the town r.u.-,a.,s-
Callers at the white House inciuded fos.,
General Meyer Senators Frazier carter anu 1 ~
taa REPRESENTATIVES Hill. Fowler. Champ CIarH'
richardson Gambler, Hale Gordon hulhp'e >
Nam Campbell. De Almond, Roberts Hepburn
n.Ia,r, pates and Bede and Hilary A. Herbert
ex-secretary of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
AS REVISED.
Sail on. sail on, ship of state,
Portland cemented, strong and great,


Sail on. sail on. o ship of state!
Portland Cemented, strong and great,
Humanity need have fears;
Thou'lt go uncraCked through all the wears
With rocky sides imperforatet
Chicago Tribune.
A good story is going the round of theatrical
circles in London. which has the advantage Of
being prefectly true according to THE Jewish
Chronicle" OIe of the features of Beerbohr-
Trees production of The Merchant Of Venice
has been his Introduction of real Jews to form the
crowd in the Ghetto. When Mr.. Tree first met his
Jewish crowd he Informed them that the Christians
in the play would affect to spit upon them I'm
derstand," said Mr.. Tree lit will not be real but
only pretence." He then informed them as to the
proposed remuneration. One cid man looked vist-
fully at Mr. Tree and said at last: Il say, sir
couldn't YOU make ii little more and let them
spite"
You have made some enemies, have Won not p"
'Of course, answered Senator Sorghum ''If
you haven't any enemies start the argument
your friends won't have chance to get tip and
boiler about your noble qualities Washington
Star. ''sNO"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

TFron1 The Tribune Burcaul
Washington June The Belgian Minister an
baroness Moncheur have closed the legation 1or
the season and have gone to the Chattoianee hoei.
Chattoanee Springs IN the Green valley district Vi
MARYLAND They will spend the month or Juie
.bro ord will then 9o 70 York Harbor for the rest
of the summer.
Count Torok and Prince Vincent zu Windisch-
Graetz attaches Of the Austrian Embassy ieI'
WASHINGTON to-day for New York. and VIII make d
trip through Canada before joining the Anloassaoor
and Baroness HengemtIler at the summer en-
bassy at Bar Harbor.
The first secretary OF the Samese Legation ana
Mrs LOTUS left Washington to-day for their cot
tage at Cape Ann where they will spend the sum
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
COLONIAL DANES PROTESTING
Do Not Want Hotel and Pleasure 0i'4-'
Near Van Cortlandt Mansion

The Colonial Danes Of the state .. ..,.,5, Van
who are the custodians Of the van 80. against
sion. in Van Cortlandt Park. are plO'sS' -, an:
the esta bIishment of hotel Vi'h = s-. On
pleasure ground with merry gu -s- Of ths
Broadway. opposite the soHl'"'S
park. -. numbers ai
This part Of the park is used by sTe'. :, inter-
children and there is a, present nothing = ,sr-sa-
fere with the wholesome character =. uirs nars.
ton. There are already two h0'si' . ~ ,ropossd
within about three hundred ya'oS as5 - that they
pleasure ground but they are 50 1sss,,sboraood
bring no Objectionable element 10 'i'' nrbHc play
Although not formally desiSna'1 PARK sarvss
ground. this part Of Van Cor'lan1l '-..-tv owners
%aqy of pse of nessporno iRs Ssl5 ~iS say y would ;.s %
its cbaracrer should be marred by a s0-N''''
ure ground and bar q, pstiti6n 10
Mavor 20 refuse a license 10 the oal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
FACTS ABOUT THE VICE-PREsIpENcy

From The Boston Transcript.
reader of The Transcript reminds us that
John Adams served two terms as Vice Pre.i6ant
before becoming President His case howey-r
presents no parity to the Predictions of Ciinton'
Iomphlns and Calhoun Vice -Presidente INhr
ADAMS Ada ms became Vice-President under the old sys-
lem OF nllne the office. which was abolished h III.
Twelfth Amendment Of the ConsttmtII1t 1S me
In 1904 Up TO the adoption OF that amendment tba
electors ulu not vote 70" Nice-president rbnv
voted Tor Two candidates for President or these
the candidate receiving the greatest number or
votes II such number a majority became
Prssident ana the candidate having the greatest
number OF votes after the choice of the pres,.t,.
bqcame Vice e-President with the Observation-Disclosures
parties 1t was recognized that the system might
result in grave political inconv enence The coin
try might have President OF one PARTY and a
Vice president or another. condition that might
deprive an administration Of unity George Clinton
was me hrst President chosen under the sys-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGr-A dispatch from Puerto Cortez
saws that the Bailey brothers and Mr.. Meyer
have bought a plantation at Tela, Honduras.
where the Atlantida, formerly the Goldsboro, is
unloading her cargo - The Steinheil murder
case in Paris remains unsolved, and though the
police have apparently accepted the theory that
1he crime was committed by a model and her
accomplices there said to be other features
which tend TO throw doubt on this opinion -
The fifth international congress of cotton spin
ners began fits sessions in Paris; NJ Cruppi Min
lister Of Commerce, said that the real object OF
the conference was to check speculation -
Turkish warships, according to refugees arrlv-
ing at Athens. bornbarded Xathy before occu-
pying the town; the powers may. send commits
sion 70 the island - The steamer Naderland
rinued her trip to New York: slight accident
TO her machinery caused the delay. - A
French system of alternating currents, said to
permit the Of twelve keys on one wire, was
laid before the international telegraph confer
ence at Lisbon. - A dispatch from Manila
said that there were fears Of a serious Moro
outbreak on the island Of Jolo, and that settlers
had been attacked.
DoMESTIC.-Secretary Taft and Attorney
General Ellis, of Ohio. held a conference in
Washington on the platform to be adopted by
the Republican National Convention -
James K Jones, formerly Senator from Arkan-
and chairman of the Democratic National
Committee. died in Washington. - In a
speech delivered in connection with the closing
of the Kingston celebration. Governor Hughes
favored simpler city charters and less legislative
action on local administrations. = The Meth
odist Episcopal General Conference closed at
olited. Senator Foelker- sent word to Al
bany that he would probably be able to take his
seat next week, and il is expected that action
upon the racing bills will almost Immediately
ensue President Angel of the Massachu-
setts Humane Society called the killing Of the
Myopia Hurt Club pack Of foxhounds an out
rage and threatened prosecution. - The
Democrats in the Massachusetts, Senate began
q systematic f1libuster against the railroad reg
ulation bill aimed at the New Haven-Boston &
Maine merger
CITY.-Stocks strong. - Two men
were killed and three injured in automobile
accident in the Ocean Parkway. - The suit
of the receivers of the New York City and Met
ropolitan Street Railway companies against the
Metropolitan Securities Company for S4,964.R0
wes begun in the United States Circuit Court.
Fdw2rd NJ Bassett said he did not intend
TO resign from the Public Service Commission
because the Governor vetoed the Robinson bill.
Interborough officials reported a big de-
crease in traffic and asked the Public Service
Commission to cut down the traffic require
rnents - All the bids for the addition to the
city courthouse were thrown out for exceeding
the limit Of the appropriation. -= w r.
Hearst gained four more votes at the recount.
- Commissioner Coggey asked for S4.eeo.ee6
Sor a penitentiarY Riker's Island.
THE wEATHER.-Indcations for o-day:
Feir. The temperature yesterday: Highest, ~
degrees; lowest 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
Abouf People and Social Incider-.

OF tulie. she carried a bouqua- -,
Her only attendant was Mrs ! =. @nts orcss..
VINO served as matron Of honor ar Dous,,
gown OF pink net over gray. wisb .'es Tas
gray hat trimmed with yra "nca 81. ~.
carried Golden Gate roses tied ,,,.. Fathers a.
Kenneth Budd was Mr.. Rogsrs.s - - sfa7 ris5.,
ushers were Austen Gray, AIber, - nan ana ~
stuyvesant Fish. jr. ogden l. yTeg.lsks yT.,'l Ca,
Rhineiander stewart, 1r., Hamilton -, "dls-
min. Charles De Loosely oelrichs. Lv,,s 'l ssns.
Alexander KeOgh. Lawrence Rraas. %ls & H,n
more. Harris Livernnore. Herbert -rniiD La
Lancey Kane Jay. After the cersr,oe --Aer aud !
performed by the Rev. Dr. Wiliiar. = Which =.
there was a reception at the nom. =, -..'lillg.
parents, IN East 18th street. wbera - sas ssss,
were OF American Beauty roses vv,t,. -seofsts.
palms Mr.. Rogers and his bride viii ''0ac5 a
the summer at Murray Bay. in Co., sDsla 5a- 4.
Chapins have summer home Aa,cr. .-sTs %
vited 10 the church were Mr. and NJ. ua's l.
Fish. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Scott R,-s.S S'-I'eslr:
Mrs s+muel J. WagstaG. Judge ana !, A. AT
Clinton GSay. Mr. and Mrs Aug.st p.-- --l2 Jeh.
Mr. and Mr$ Oliver Hartman Mr.. ana ~ r..
broke Jones ard Miss Sadie Jones " Pm.
Henry Carnegie shipps Mr.. and w. - = I'd ll4
Roosevelt. the Misss Roosevelt. M, s1sz
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs sIther Kountze sH
strong Smith. Miss Anite, stewart ", '-a In
william benjamin, Mr.. sSd Mrs - G4
OeIrichs. DR.. and Mrs stuyv1,ant r,-s+ L
Paul Paul Morton. Morton ''s" a'd' " and N
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chapin are boo,.. -.
for Europe on Thursday. They will rer1,t- = Q
throughout the summer. motoring on the 80.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ v Ho4ma,
Llndley Hoffman Chapia. VINO have beeB IN - Ni
on the Continent in automobile. are b,as'-s b,ais
sail for home tomorrow.
Mrs c. d. Kingdom. who has been s,sv.,~
Plaza since her return from Canada d. -
will sail to-day FOR Europe 70 Join her - -
Mrs. George J. Gould. IN England
Mrs John Irving DOwney gave a 5i--.- -,
night at the Hotel Astor for her sister VT,. *
othy Read. who IS TO marry F. Rutls5za -
this afternoon at the Church Of the Incs--...-
Madison avenue and 18th street. Mrs. pav-.y
guests included Miss Louise Corztth. Mis-. vr...'
Eagle, Mise Gertrude Bovee. Miss Jessie =.
nedy, Miss Ella Buck. Miss Eleanor Hastf-y, ~
Florence AIker. ". Warren Barbour. Robs-- D.
bour George Armstrong. Newberry Read Do,,,
Ober. Boardman SpaldinE and Harold Foz-a- -
will be the attendants Of Miss Read and N- n,-,
at their wedding to-day The bride will hs y-.,
away by her father. George R. Read. who s-s.
the ceremony will give a reception at his home r.
West 58th street
Mr.. and Mrs H de Berkeley Parsons are sook.s
to sail for Europe on July 2
Mr. and Mrs Frederick c. Hazernsyer Ar, =,
their country place at Westbury. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, r.. have sors
to Glen Cove, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs r schiereIn and Ns
Dorothy schie1elin have taken possession O: t5sL:
country home at Southampton, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Grace Church the scene yesterday afternoon
of the marriage of Miss Grace Chaplin. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Chaplin to W. Beverley
Rogers of MIR and Mrs. ". Evans Rogers
The church was decorated for the occasion with
white roses and lilies Over the chancel steps hung
a wedding bell made of white roses. and from II
ropes OF smilax reached to the palms surrounding
the chsncel Lilies and white stock were fastened
to the pews with white satin ribbon The bride
entered the church with her father, who gave her
away She a princess gown of white emoroid-
cred .uIJe over white satin and her veil also
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
TIE SENATE RTLEN.

The 1libuster in the senate against the emer-
gency currency act will have one highly benef-
cial effect if il forces revision by construc-
ton or otherwise-of thS antiquated parlia-
mentary system in vogue in the "deliberative
branch" of Congress Senators La Toilette
Stone and Gore did real public service when
they forced the Senate to acknowledge the ridic-
ulousness OF the theory OF unlimited debate.
The right of obstruction has long been consid-
cred sacred in the upper house. II has been
maintained by the consent of the leaders of the
Two parties. because il has made those leaders
close corporation to control legislative business.
II has been used as a convenient weapon TO
hold over the rank and file because all contested
legislation. when the right of individual veto Is
acknow wledged. becomes in the end matter of
give AID take between the majority and
minority managers. No outside the little
circle Of leaders compel vote by moving
the previous question a matter pending; for,
as rule. the majority and minority steering
committees must agree before consent to take
q vote can be obtained. Majority rule in the
proper sense has been abandoned for rule by j
sort of bipartisan commission
Most of the previous ilibusters in the Senate
have arisen through the failure Of the two sets
of managers so 10 agree. The minority has then
attempted 10 wear the majority, the
case in the flibuster against the federal elec
ton act in 1891 and the Quay flibuster against
the Wilson Tariff bill in 1894. Individual Sen
ators have successfully talked measures TO death
at the end Of short session. Mr.. Carter once
killed a river and harbor appropriation act in
that way ano Mr. Carmack killed the ocean post
al subvention bill at the short session of 1907,
But probably no such aggravated use Of the indi-
vidual veto power has ever been attempted as the
hold-up Of the currency act, for the tilibusters
had no support from either steering committee
and over 90 per cent Of the membership Of the
Senate was anxious TO vote and adjourn. The
Senate having theoretically conceded the right
Of three men TO annul the viii Of eighty-nine
men the bald assertion Of that right al so inOp
perfume moment compelled the eiglty-nine 10
consider seriously whether ii worth while
10 perpetuate so farcica system.
Established practices received some pretty
hard knocks last saturday. VicePresident
Fairbanks seBsibly upset the custom of ignOr
ing the presence Of Senators who in their
seats 10 announce that they were physically in
attendance but parliamentary among the abb
sent He introduced the Reed system Of count
ing as present and helping 10 constitute
quorum those who were present even those who
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
THE CABlNE EFT.

rFror, Tn. Tribune Bureau1
Washington. June Mrs James X 'arneia'
wife Of the Secretary OF the Interior VINO ieIl "
Washington this afternoon for Chicago 10 Visit NJ
NJ. Nsvsu wa, accompanied by Mrs.
49,. n uarco,t wife of the Secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution and Miss Helen "aicot''
who will continue their journey from Cnicaso "
Madison. wis. to attend the wedding OF MIS- " al
colts sister.
The Secretary OF Commerce ana AAooi .IAa- IN s
c.,,s r,u leave washington tomorrow afternoon
on The Maple as the guests Of the chairman OF the
Lighthouse Board and Mrs Mark They VIII cruise %
several days for pleasure and business comoiheo'
and will step at Annapolis for a snort WISH
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
.r,11ug cHURcH" WINS LA"su ~, d,

The Little Church Around the .s -, N the ds-
suit brought BY ST. stephens H.,,,, )Gornla.
cision handed down yesterday ''
In the Supreme Court ~, eonysyan,'
The actiou was 70 eliminate -.,-,-ion % >
from the Church Of the L as ,snsl props'l
stephens a clause asa nS1 uS'i7 = srepheaS
for other than church purposes ',,srty il asa'-
serted that if it could sell tniS
pay of It's debts ,.,,iou Naica - i,
law siSes is "su sreTy Sy'T owner Of real ee os.f
invests him with power. when ne 81. ,ss rev '"a
to impose restrictions or its uSe -
err" said the justice.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

The inquiry was raised in our columns the
other day as to what effect would be produceo
upon the market price of French government
securities by the enactment of law taxing tiie
income from them. 1t is now answered III du
vance of enactment A mere vote OF the Chaiii-
Der of Deputies approving the principle OF such
taxation has sent rentes down to their low water
mark The enactment of the bill Will probapiE
send them still lower and keep them there
Hitherto they have been valued for their per
cent dividends. Henceforth they will be valued
for per cent minus the tax.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
STATUE OF ADMIRAL WINSIOw
The Boston Transcrint

Transcript.
1t has been voted by the Acting Governor and
MS council that the Governor be advised to aJIN
thorlze the execution of a contract with WiIIian n,
souper OF New York City fer the erection of a fuI
length bronze statue in bass-relef of the late ad
1nlral John A NinsloN, commander OF the Kear-
sarge during the Civil War to be erected in the
state House. for a sum exceeding S. 600
William Couper born in Norfolk Va IN
1888. and with Martin Millmore and Daniel O.
French was student of Thomas Ball the famons
sculptor; and married his only daughter, Eliza
Chickering; IN 1873 He lived for twenty-three
years IN Florence. Italy. His speciality is Dortratt
work He has recently completed an heroic figure OF
l-ongfelow for Washington. and others of Colonel
RoebiIng the engineer OF Brooklyn Bridge: Abra-
ham s. Hewitt, Morris X. Jesup. Agassiz Audubon
and Dana. '"u'''i
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

This newspaper is oromed and paohshed ov
The Tribune Association q Neto York corpora
tson Office and principal place Of business, Trib-
1ne Building, No. ISL Nassau street, Ne'o VOTE;
Ogden Mails. president; Nathaniel Tuttte, sec
retary and treasurer The address of the off,
GERS is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
IA EoLLETTs's FILIsu''

From The Springfield Repuo.i.s his aissssSso sore
senator La Toilette gains gIuraHce .lE but Tf cssf =
high s saSs ssseTS Or fGS had GNE6d hoped GAIN & hi &
tskes more than or Two ,T u 10
10 death The La Follcttg OF asiIa'
FOR its chief result Ie''
senate FOR n closure FuA0