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New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
nIEEICULTIES EVERY WY.

If is 10 bc regretted that the receivers OF the
Metropolitan traction system and the owners
of the seth street line did not come 10 an asle''
ment establishing some joint rate, not heceS-
sariiv : cents. for the Public Service Commits
sion's order was not arbitrary, but some rate
which would in their opinion be prohtaDle lhu7
recognizing the reasonableness OF the deh'ihu
for transfers between them They have not pre-
scented any figures to show that no Joint rate
conld be profitable, but have only Indicated
that it was advantageous for them TO DO away
with transfers.
There is a larger aspect to the question imam
the mere temporary showing of the balance
sheet consideration which the receivers
themselves seem to recognize when they spe"h
of their expenditures to put the rolling stoch
in g serviceable condition:
We should have done all we have done hao
YOU not issued us g single order, because we re-
aIize. as all sensible men must that no [oddS
can be made show balance permanently rd on on
the right side of the account unless tney Telluef
the service which the pubic reasonapN re-
Quires-
1t is g. reasonable public requirement that pas
sengers shall not be taxed Is cents to travel up
and down and across town at 59th street. when
they can make similar trips at other points for
: cents "No roads can show a balance per-
.nnanentIv on the right side of the account un-
..lass they render the service which the public
reasonably requires" That principle, it seems
to U.s. applies just as much to the transfer sit-
uation as to rolling stock.
No doubt the receivers have most d1hcuil
sit1lati on their hands. NO doubt 1t was
necessary to end the costly lease of the o9th
street line and will be necessary to make other
similar excisions of Improbable subsidiaries,
but in all of this the effort should be to keep
together a system capable Of rendering such
service as the public may fairly require and to
avoid such anomalies as are presented by the
excessive cost of crossing the city at 59th
street.
The breaking of such leases as that one will
in the end prove real and Indispensable ser
vice not only to the railway company, but 10
the public 1t is q necessary surgical opera
tion perhaps minor one, where there is also
i call for some severe capital operations. But
in all their efforts to put the property in their
charge upon its feet the receivers must bear
in mind the importance of not unnecessarily
mountaineering the public. The value OF the
tolerance which the street railways OF this city
have enjoyed through all their msmanage
ment is inestimab BILE. If that shall be lost 10
them and they are plunged into politics ana
confronted by hostile city administrations, as
Chicasos railways We're it will pront them
LITTLE what percentage of revenue TO transfer
passengers is theirs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

One of the largest Holsters taken IN, haire
waters in recent years was caught near bluoeioio
Pool last week 1t weighed 11a pounds AS
compared with the Holsters usually seen this was
4 giant Harry B. Aver, register of PROBATE IN
York County drew the prize while hauling traps
Mr. Aver will have the specimen set up various
estimates to the probable age OF this veteran
were given by fishermen and others around the
pool One gave 1t as his opinion that the loos'et
was from forty to fifty years Old
Mr. Brown (seeing double)-I thought ii was
the Foresters Joined tonight dear ladiGs; 5 9u1
it rnusta-hic-been the Mormons-Lonoon
Opinion.
DIR. Feilbogen, an Austrian, who. with his wife
and slster-fn-law secured cards of admission 10 the
Vatican and attended communion service where
+ba, acted disres3ectfl1Iy was an officer in vi
emma academy. In order to show that Dr. FELL
bogens action condemned by the INSTITUTION
he was dismissed from the service Since then II
has been alleged by some papers in Vienna that
tre doctor viii be Unidentified for his pecunlary
losses by people who sympathize with him. These
DeopIe unwilling to be held responsible for the
outrage or to be thought capable of encouraging
similar acts will the paper in which they
accused.
At dinner of a legal association held in Wash
ngon not Long B nos dSG who vi desire to
shine as d legal light Accordingly he went up
small SUN from fairly well known attorney.
At the end of three days study he returned 10
We'll, Bill how d ye like the law?' asked his
1T amt what it's cracked up TO be- responded
Bill gloomily. I'm sorry learned it-Llpp1n-
colts
Saws correspondent of THE London Chron-
icle': This writer knows Of west country Eng
lish farmer. hard headed business man, who
uses the latest machinery on his farm yet holds
the belief in pixies firmly as any article of his
religious creed Having been visited by a series
of minor msfortunes, he confided to the writer in
the utmost seriousness his fear that he had Of
Tended a pixy by inadvertently stepping into a
fairy ring and stated that he intended going on
the morrow; to the white witch at Exeter to get
further misfortune averted. And this level head
cd business man took day from his farm In the
busiest time of the year and journeyed to Exeter
and back-a matter of some sixty mies-for the
nrrnose On his return he was as one who had
cast off a heavy burden. But the white witch $
mysteries persuasion could induce him 10 re-
veal"
.Bliggins enjoys telling people something disa-
gr6eahle. - -, .+ ;, - ~ ,., ..
Washington Star.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
7 About People and S0c1of 1nc1denzs

Of Mr. and Mrs George s. Scott, and r n.u
Wentworth. of New York
Mr. and Mrs. E. C.. Knight. jr.. and NJ
Mrs. g j. Colford jr have decided to remain s'u sa
till October 1. and Mr. and Mrs George h ss,s
min Will remain at Brent Lodge until Sovern5.-,
The first cottage rental for the season Of l.s "a,
announced to-day. II was that Of Mrs. john Nj
olas Browns cottage. Bellevue Court 10
Post Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mccormick. Of Chicago 50
rived to-day in their automobile Mrs
LOOMS and Alfred Loonis, who came IN an aus,
mobile from Tuxedo, are guests Of Mr.. and NJ,
Arthur Curtiss James
General Horace Porter is the guest OF Dr. a..
Mrs Henry Barton Jacobs
Mrs. Herbert Parsons Joined her mother NJ,
Henry Clev.s. at The Rocks. to-day
Colonel w Deb Washington. OF New York A..
Major and Mrs b p Larned, OF Norwich A.,
guests here.
Commodore EIbridse T. Gerry entertained :,
luncheon on his yacht Electra, while Mrs Ger,
entertained at Seaverge this afternoon
Or W G. Rives arrived to-day u IS his s-r
visit in number OF years
DIR and Mrs Alexander s. Clark. who hav. 5..,
snending the early Summer abroad. ssturnet !,
Newport to-day
Mrs John Borland went to New York to-day aas
Arnold Hague returned from washington
Dr Parsons. OF New York. Is visiting Dr. and
Mrs William T. Bull
M and Mrs Norman Hapgood. who have been
IN. guests OF Peter E Collier. have returned to
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

for puh!ic opinon which III becomes public
servant The dice throwing incident occurring
in public saloon, as relaxation from q muir
der trial, and involving indications of close
personal intimacy between the prosecutor ana
the SOILS cf man upon whose responsibility
for great public wrong the District Attorney
oiIlce would have to pass, is typical Of what we
mean. What would be said of a judge VINO
should put himself In the position in which the
District Attorney put himself on that occasion?
Mr. Hlnd finds the reasons for the existing
dissatisfaction with Mr. jerome in Mr.. Jerome 5
temperament and in the excited state OF the
public mind, which expected the Impossible
But for the four years Of his previous term ME-.
Jerome's temperamentai peculiarltes were <the
delight of the multitude. The caIlse of his pres
ent unpopularity must therefore lie deeper than
his eccentricities Nor does disappointed pubic
expectation seem to explain the present dlssatiS-
faction The failure to satisfy the moral lndls
nation of the people could be attributed to many
things In the first place, the laws are ire
nuently found inadequate TO carry into effect
the Duhlic sense of Justice and this the people
we'll know In the next place, the difficulty OF
obtaining evidence against certain class OIL
business nalefac ctors is matter Of common oc-
servation Yet the people as if by instinct put
the blame for their disappointment not upon
either of these usual causes, nut upon -hi'
Jerome himself The District Attorney 1alieu
as q prosecutor in this delicate emergency III
That he left the public with no clear sense OF
what Justice should be and why it miscarried'
and he so failed because his own conduct pe-
came a subject OF debate His neglect 10 HILL
tain position above the possibility OF mlscon,
struction thus made his services OF douptin
value He frittered away the unusual pupi'c
confidence that he once enjoyed without III our
Judgment doing anything to deserve pupiIc
distrlIst We hope Commissioner Hands "pih-
ion that he has been efficient Will heip 10 festoio
to him a reasonable degree of the popular ii'lth
but he can do most himself by scrupuiouS'H
preserving the dignity of his office
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
nE FENDENG E.SSI-ES.

The reception Of Mr.. 2-yal's tariff speech is
characteristic. Instead OF Strengthening hinl-
for IN the presentation of his side uf the case it
= as one of his best ef3rts-it has weakened
him. Instead af raising 4 square iseue between
The parties which would be generally accepted
snd recognized Is such il has merely served 10
call attention again 20 the real issue Of the
campaign. which is Mr.. Bryan himself. His
conduct regarding the tariff suggests that even
there he IS at his old vocation of finding issues.
Even the fundamental d0gmaS Of the Democracy
he docs not hold Itb any deeD-Seatel conyic-
tioE Il he thinks that some novelty OF his CWn
Is likely l. prove more attractive 10 the voters,
anay 20 the standard articles of faith to the
scrap LEI y. II ii seems 10 him that some Of
these rejected issEes would prove popular, they
are brought forth from among the rubbish and
FUR ished up
Mr.. Bryan is for a tariff for revenue only
because he sees swing toward lower duties,
and thinks Il viii carry the people 10 re-
.iect.on of Tue policy %. protection. just IS ne
was for the government ownership Of railroads
$40 yeas ago because hc perceived a popular
determination 70 assert fha power OF the state
ayaT them. and thought thai the temper Of ths
nsople might sWiPc H favor II ther ownership.
&. - ...yays ilI.ding .ssGes, and tariff reform
= i'.st as much Of a HewloUnd issue despite
ic fact that 1t was historic Democratic
doctrine. ar any of tie other remarkable no.
clties with which be has tested the temper II
the public. He is trying Il Oh the people as h
< trying the guarantee Of bank deposits un
them, and rs he tried the government owner
ship Of railways Oh them Everybody sees IT,
lnd those who have fought for tariff reform for
years reject BIN the leader Of their cause.
His sudden adv0cacy Il j.. after years OF indif-
ference has only served 20 call attention 90 RS
characteristic weakness. the instability Of his
convictions, whose test * not truth. bat popular
Nv. His feyerish search for Issues has awaited
him nothing. for who wants TO be led by a man
-Slo Is not serving cause, but using It? He
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
Tnder to Advertisements.
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New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
IN THE SERHSHtRES.
fsv Teleerapl: 20 The Tribrne ]

By Ieiesraps u Inc A4A't--r-4
rsro~ Aue 25-Davfd Turner Dana. master u
,o,,nds OF the Berkshire Hunt, sent out notices
TO-DAY calling for the first meeting Of the hun;
for Saturday
Baron and Baroness Hengelmtiiler viii be IN
Ienox for the autumn season
Miss Catherine Culver IS visiting the Misses
c.1advs and Vera Bloodgood IN New Marlboro
George Westinghouse and his guest, Dr. William
.Ivan stewart departed to-day for Pitts5crg-
Alexander NJ. Hedden Is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn A. Hedden at the Curtis Hotel
Senator and Mrs. W. Murray crane nave closed
,batr lodge in Windsor and are now occupying
their residence In Dalton
Malcolm McBurney has sailed for New York
,or, SOUTHAMPTON He is returning 70 Stockbridss
70 plav in the annual golf tournament
Mrs Charles Astor Brlsted came up TO Lakeslds
tonight from New York
NJ Frank h Sturgis entertained at dinner to-
night at CIipston Grange for Reginald st1rss Of
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
FUNERAL OF GERMAN AMBASSADOR.

Heidelberg. Aug. 25-The funeral services TOT
Baron Speck Sternburg. German Ambassador
to the United States, will be held on Friday at
D. m at Lutzchena, the family estate near belp-
sic, where the body will be buried
The Baroness Won SternbuYx has received dis
patches of coincidence from friends in all parts OF
the United States and Europe In addition TO COM
munications from President Roosevelt, the secre-
taries of the German Embassy at Washington and
various colleagues in the diplomatic corps at the
American capital, the baroness has received q teie
gram of sympathy from j. P Morgan and mes
sages from many German American associations.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
MONEY COMMISSIONERS IN PARIS.

Paris, Aug. 25.-Ambassador Henry White gave
luncheon to-day for Senator Daniel. OF Virginia,
and Representatives vreeland. of New York, and
Overstreet. of Indiana, members of the sub-con-
rnttee of the National Monetary Commission. NJ.
Pallian. Governor of the Bank of France. and
Baron Brincard administrator of the Credit Lyon
nafs were also guests at the luncheon. The MEM
bers of the subcommittee spent the afternoon at
the two banks named, examns the French system
of finance
Ambassador White is about TO leave here for
Scotland for days shooting.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
[By Telegraph to The Tribunal

[By Telegraph The Tribunel
Newport Aug q. The semi-hnals IN the
national lawn tennis tournament brought arso
crowd to the Casino to-day. Dinner companies
7rera numerous this evening. Mrs. Richard Gam
brill Mrs Robert Goalet. Mrs. Craig Biddie' MIS-
Henry Clews Mrs. Philip VI. Lydis and Lispen-
ard Stewart entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert NJ Hartman returned
from their honeymoon to-day
pagtetered at the Casino to-day we're WaIIes .
P Berry of washington: P. B. X. Danserne4o' o.
baltimore the guest of DR.. and Mrs henry 6ar TON
Jacobs: George l.. Wrenn. of New YORK. Ihe Suo0
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
FOR NoTRE DAME UNIVERSITY.

The Rev Matthew Schumacher. director OF
studies of Notre Dame University. Notre Dame
Ind and the Rev. Joseph A Mcclure. who is con-
nected with the scientific department there are IN
tho citv visiting some of alumni and friends or
that institution They stopping at St Andrews
Rectorv No 26 City Hall Place. where they VIII Do
pleased to give information regarding tho uhNer
sItv to any one interested In that institution
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
sfsrnaroneck, \
CONNER RcIAL TRAVELLERS

To the Editor OF The TFIOuIe' -aaaer ard
Sir: For many years have oesi e .oI,r,es and
adrnirer OF The Tribune oecauSe -.sss % and 10
fairness tGr 'n' ,oay % for your stand for and
poeser n@5v Of the renomuaon of Governor rou.
F Hughes. As commercial traveleI, ts. n, an
ha. taken me (since the Governor HHu s ant ne
nouncemenD into fourteen countries al'- So ant Of
In tOuen m'I9 GoraTnor @ Hughess denomination
anr u,-sr added that II he were turned down ~
hosSss they would vote the Demoeratc ,Isos usS
Albany Aux "a 1905. OOS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
z M,MllIIN's DAUGHTER TO WE'D.

Mrs. EstelIe McNillin Stewart, daughter OF Emer-
son McMn a banker of this city. giving her
residence as Florence. Italy and Ubaldo Traverse.
q lawyer of Florence, took out q marriage license
in the City Hall bureau yesterday. Mrs Stewart
according to papers filed with the certificate. and
Stanley II. Gardyne Stewart were divorced in
Paris Me on October 2S 1904. when the custody
of the ONLY child was given Mrs. Stewart. She
said she was born Ironton Ohio, and was thirty
eight wears old. Signor Traverse gave his age as
the same. They divuluged no plans for the wed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.


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Mrs d wits IAN 5aneS b., 'Ch..tsr X ". 10 90
Mrs H. 81 q; DSs.' ''N ''......... 90
Surplus OF fund raised BY certain members
~ the Congregational Church OF Sher-
n Y; for the ,T maintenahoo "i ' 400
Tribune tresh su,SH su xSat.y N V
Miss A DeiInar Sei''"' '"''''' ~ 100 90
lace II. Schtr ''---' . 90
Miss Moore West Orange: n Nv
tVomnany 4 of the Boys Brigade OF HacSeh-
sack n j. proceeds of an Offering al
sunday service In camp. through the Rev o..
Arthur 1orrso 1s'a,,, .,Issd ........... - 76s AZ
-, .. Ok ,oos ....... s2s go Cd
Contributions preferably by check money or express
orasr should made payable TO oros. OK ana WaNs"
10 thn Tribune FyNah Al EuAd. New kN9I
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
PROFESSOR TO LECTURE IN GERMANY.

Chicago. Aug 2o-Professor John M Manly. head
Of the English department of the University Oh
chicago has been invited by the German govern
rnent to deliver series OF lectures IN Sefiiah''
an, viii sneak at the University of Gottnsen on
..I-,c,,sb Literature" Professor Manly was gradu-
ated from Furman University in 1883. and TOOK MS
masters degree at Harvard in 1889 and his doctors
degree year later.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
NetpI1ork Dahl, Sa:ibn'se
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1908.

Tbts newspaper ts oioned and published oy
The Tribune Association. NeI0 York corpora
t;o, Office and principal place Of business
Trfbane Building. No. f54 Nassau street. q e"
York: ogden NILS, president; Nathaniel 1"ffte
secretary and treasurer. The address Of the
Ulcers is the ofioe Of this nctcSpaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Mr. Murphy says that Mr. McCarren Is not
Democrat Mr. McCarren scouts the 1dee that
Mr. Murphy is a Democrat The controversy
RACES and "The New York World PLAINLY owes
if n its record as an investigator of this recon-
dite subject to step in and give truly scien-
tifc. and conclusive opinion
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

The compliments of civilization TO Vice-Cnah
oeIlor Howell of New Jersey for declaring thaI
tho b1or,ine of factory whistles is nuisance
which NAV be stopped complaint of those
whom 1t annoys! The notion that men must De
summoned from their homes to factories ana
dismissed from their workplaces to their homes
with blasts of whistles sirens which may be
heard for miles is savagery. This is an age or
clocks and other devices which make those ear
splitting signals as out of date as town crlers
and watchmen's rattles.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

ynsranti Mich Aug. 3.-Coiensi w. .rs4 ssv.
- att az his home In this city TO-DAY 80 C5vi
s,ty-t,yo wears. Colonel Mercer serNeu !" Jl tSs
W. and in the capacity OF pay mast ' fTyulIsn
men who eventually became
Mckinley and Rutherford 3. has~
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Mrs Henry F. Dimock, who is no" ae "a,- on 90,
bor will return to her country place az 'o"''' ~
entry Conn., at the end of next week
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

MIR Bryan should include in his category OF
panaceas for the amelioration of the financial
condition of the public a guarantee CT Stock
Exchange accounts against the loss that every
speculator courts when he buys securities on
borrowed money Would it not be an eXceieht
idea to compel concerns that do q iegitihia'e
Wall Street business to pay the losses suffered
nv onerators through the Illicit proceedings Of
other firms? Certainly, from the Bryan point
Of view. For instance ought not reputable
bankers to reimburse the traders who were so
successfully trimmed by the late firm or NC
Intvre? If bank depositors are to have lnsur-
ance. why should not the government estaohsh
a fund which would guarantee every mother
son against loss in any undertaking he might
have on hand? Then, indeed, should we De-
ljeve that we were dead and gone to heaven.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Three ocean liners have made ne" fecoi"9
within the last week, possibly because weather
conditions on the Atlantic have been unusually
favorable 1t may soon be difficult for an ocean
+o,,e1er +o find a high class ship which will
afford hin, the luxury of six not to say seven
f,I davs from continent to continent.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Sir George and Lady Newnes. who nave Uee-
over here for a few weeks and who nave peer
stavine since Saturday at the Plaza are SooSe'
to sail to-day for Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Mr. and Mrs ". V. 3. Kip Will remain al sara
tosa during the greater part Of next month
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. F. Egerton Webb and Miss "eoo'
who are now IN London booked to sail for New
York on September 12.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
HIS personal STRENGTH.
,n rhn Irtica HeraId- -plsnatch.

From The Utica HeraId-Dispatch
Mr. Hughes's personal strength is too obvious to
he denied and to all doubters of IL the remarkable
newspaper support which his recent announcement
brought forth and the evidences of popular inter
est and sympathy exhibited by the county fairs
which he has just attended must have been en-
llEhteninE
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
PRESIDENT OFF ON TRIP.
WII Meet Root and Sherman at
Dedication of Library.

ovzter Bay Aug 25.-The President Mrs Hoose
Welt Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Kermit fuoose'cI'
loft Oyster Bay on the yacht Syiph at e:So p III
to-day for Jordanvilie. n. Y, where the fIeeiuc'
p,II attend the dedication tomorrow OF VuDiIo
library erected in honor of the mother OF OousiaH
Robinson the Presidents brother-tn-la~
Herkimer N 7, aug. c5.-Mr- and MIS- Dousid-
Robinson of Jo7danville Herkimer county nave
b,,It q public library in the village IN memory Oh
Mr. Robinson's mother, and to-morro" it VIII D0
turned over to the village Tho event tAhee On
Importance from the fact that President RooeeSel'
who Is Mrs Robinson's brother. is 10 De present
Secretary Root and James s. Sherman VIII oe
among the guests.
President Roosevelt and his party left the Lacka-
wanna station at Hoboken At $40 O'CLOCK on
anscfaJ train for Herknler, whence they VIII ofNe
to JordauvtlIe Tho fact that the President was
To travel over the road was not made KNOWN 10
those who had handle the train untii IL"
minutes before he arrived in the depot Thefe was
great hurrying to get the special train OF two cars
and engine ready. 1t had hardly been backed on 10
the siding before the party arrived ana Almost
Immediately the train pulled out, with speciai
orders for an easy to its destination Ihe rate
OF travel will very slow to give the party q
chance to rest
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
NO DoDGER OR GUTTER.

From The Buffalo Commercial
The people have learned that Governor Hughes
, ever dCdcrs ana never quits And they love
mat kind q leader. II Is not only In the West
that we believe in Hughes"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.
BY ALL MEANS.

From The Buffalo Express
have state convention that VIII ech"
the enthusiasm OF the people
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
A NATIONAL FIGURE.
From The Philadelphia rress.

From The Phlldephia / reSS
Taking all things into account II is clear tnat
to defeat Governor Hughes for denomination
would have had a bad effect. He has become Il
ma tonal figure and such action in New York would
have been felt In many other states.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Paul j. Rainey arrived yesterday IN Ne" i"
from Newport on his way to the Far West for q
months shooting.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Miss Janet Fish daughter OF Hamilton FISH,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster at thei
camp In the North Woods