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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01
Bluff
and Noise
Modern
Weapons
By G. K. CHEsTERTON.

physical mental Most current attempts at the thin
idty of bullying; and these two in truth the
alotropc forms of the great modern morbidity
ing power rather than valor. That word vaor by the
stirring 1t means putting ones full value in
setlement the almost exact translation of vaor is %
you worth" On most political platforms in
and magazines observe that there are at present
either to avoid controversy or to conduct it
and noise Evasion and violence are the only expe-
dients. A must be deaf to his opponents argu-
ments; he may be deaf and Silent and this is called
dignity; he may be deaf and noisy, and this is
called "sashing journalism" But both these things
equally remote from the fighting spirit which in
wolves interest in the enemy's movements in order
to parry to pierce them.
The good conyersatonalist is good listener he
is learned in the arguments of his adversary he wish
to have every word of the speech which he is to
The object of fighting is to hit not merely to
hammer The swordsman who can only keep up a
catter with his own sword on the other sword is as
weak as he who drops his own sword and runs away
from the other. And most of the gadiators Of our
press at present are of oRe type or the other.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01

Advice from Ancient Sage.
A wise man should not refuse a
Kindness -Hcrodotus.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01
Intensity.
of Life
Hi4h-PreSSure
Living Driving
to Suicide
BY GUGuELMo FERRERO.
Noted Italian Historisn Now In America.

The epidemic of suicides which seems to be
sweeping America is caused mainly by the strenuous
life led here 1t is very very difficult to get into the
soul of man who has taken his own life. The in
tensity of life in this country certain to be fol-
lowed by a somewhat corresponding longing for
death. 1t is only psychological reaction. Ameri-
cans, however, sleep too little and this very likely has
something to do with it, The nerve centers
relaxed In this country l understand there is a
great increase of diseases and neurasthenia
People are all trying to keep up appearances"
you say The struggle to do this is heart-breaking
In ancient times the world not nearly rich as
to-day, but economic conditions much fairer
Now the world is richer, but the contrasts between
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01
No PIaoe for > picnic

NO FiaSG loT . TiCUta.
A S!amese jungle is described as a
forest Of fish hooks and kniues laced
,ogether With barbed wire.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01
How They CHANGED.

Ashley-Do you have much variety
in your boarding house?
Seymour-Well, we have three diff
ferent names for the meals.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01

Elks, b. P. o. No. 7ss meets At
jacksonville Monday night.
Jas. II. Franceway, Secy.
Visiting members are cordially
invited to attend any OF these
Lodges.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-01

luxury and poverty very garing Many immigrants,
ignorant of the language without funds far from home and rea
v employment get discouraged What particular
struck the fact that many persons in the ad lower classes
of society taking their lives know of period ancient his
where suicide the lower classes prevalent In ancient
times the pacians did commit suicide however, because of
litical than for anything else!
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
GOD md ETHICS.
DR.. adler Says He Is Not
.ffraid To Be Called 4thCist.

Dr Felix Adler spoke Yesterday morning
az Csrnegie HaIi upon The Belief m Cod
as Viewed from an Ethical Standpoint
Al the outset he stated frankly that IN his
career as lecturer upon ethical subjects
he had but seldom attempted cd discuss
this subject or 10 answer the question -
the SPHINX as he described It. lie had
now undertaken 20 discuss IL. becsuse there
might be some vino Woull ue Interested m
knowing what he though ~ the question,
and might like 20 compare notes. lie con
tinued.
What IS the meaning uf The world
What is il 10 me? Is the world pitIless
machine m which things turn out good
or in. Just as chance may determine Are
the dissppolntments of life merely de-
Tisive answer TO human aspiration 10
not see how 7 can be andlUerent TO those
questions Ir Is n / nad been trans
ported into q strange CouH ~ lu me n'ehr
and had awakened tu "a COLOSSAL manson.
and should ask. Where am + IT, indeed,
am 10 Judge by some of ne cries hear
hv some Cf the sights ABOUT me, ! must
suspect that tine house iu which / I've is
a Hsdh0use-
Ne have az least the one advantage over
the riddle Of life that reflect upon
10 I'm tranquil and quiet fashion. without
feeling that ~ is sin 90 dolnt Ncf Net
are Ne antagonists of the churches We
are not indeed afraid 90 - called atheists.
7 am NOT interested In labels. have for
the time left man behind NE and am face
o. face with the eternal s'2rS-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
R4RBI RESENTS SLUR.
DR.. ScHuIman Says Cam paigH
Has Unjust and IHSHcere.

Preaching his Thanksgiving Day sermon
yesterday morning ar Temple Bethel.
Fifth avenue and 18th street, the Rev Dr
samuel s Schulmau reviewed the mayor
aIty campaign iust ended and IN doing so
attacked the reform element for its "iuius-
tice insincerity and political sensational
ism. He said
II is i'm respeCt 10 the uuholv methods
shat were used iU this campdigU boy rn~u
who believed they were doing a holy work
that Z wish 20 speak In tins campaign
there were some Injustice some iuSincerltV
and q pioce OF brazeu impudence. Ia was
unjust TO condemn the man whose charac-
ter was universally praised because no ac-
Cepted The nomination OF another party.
The insincerity BETRAYED itself in that
The man VINO was ga led anarchist M
1875 hy both the Democrats and the Re
puhlicans IT, now proclaimed as the savior
of New York
As for the piece of brazen impudence. a
rnagaEine article. which 1tier reading care
fully I found was not able 20 point out
one concrete case of the connection of the
controlling politician with the netarious
business OF the white slave traffic, was
published in order to give TINS campaign
th., cha aracter Jf the one or eight Years ago,
which as A matter or fact 10 did not have
Ae citizens We resented the evident poiItl-
cal manipulation of what should appeal
exclusively 10 the conscience OF men As
Jews we resent the branding nf a people
ALREADY mus misIudged and condemned
The band Of so-calied constituents % the
Jewish people that went 20 Judge Gaynor
To tell him. Here. We represent the Jews
We will vote for YOU. was disgrace 20
us Judaism must 10 more Jealous OF rs
name We were disgraced also by the uu-
paTalieied bitterness OF ViiuperatiOn which
Was cast upon Judge Gavnor by a RABBIT
o. this Citv. Judaism ts neither Tdmmany
nor anti-Tammany. IL must not countc-
nance such p partisan fanatic. I reDel with
scorn tire Identification of Judaism with
arv politics.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
OBITUARY..
GEORGE 3. woooHousE.


George 3 WOod1oUse, secretary % the
Naval Branch Of the Young Men g Christian
Association az Philadelphia died from
hemorrhage Of the brain veterdav at ths
Long Island college Hospital Brooklyr-
He went to Brooklyn last week AZ the head
Of 4 delegation OF sailors % attend a con-
ference Of repressnts tives - an the laval
branches Of tho association.
Mr Woedhouse was stricken while plav-
ing The risno at concert for the delegates
AZ the Brooklyn naval branch. IN sands
street 2 week g. and was removed 10 tl7
hCspital He never regained consciousness
His wife was summoned from Philadelphia
and vas ar his bedside when he died
NIr. WoodhCuse was born az Manchester.
England. in 1871 and Dwight T.. MOODY
brought him 70 America I'm 1882. The
evangelist was attracted 70 him by his
singing at several revival services. M
sieodv had him educated A. hts sCheol IN
Massachusetts and AZ OberIiu College and
Princeton Seminar. Re became interest
ed IN the work ~ the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. and. after finishing his
education. vss wade secretary Of the West
SIDE branch Of the association IN Manhat-
tan. lie later was sent 20 the naval
branch in Brooklyn. remaining there four
yesrs-
Mr Woodhouse went - Philadelphia ~
Nav 1905 The funeral win be held or
TUESDAY night A. the naval branch. Brook
Ivn. and the burial will be az Mortified
Mass on Wedresda
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum %
Natural D STORY
AnuuaI meeting - the National civic FEEDER
sfsoD. so 4 Madison avenue, All cas
Hearings on the rev eiy charter city Han.
De- g. m. sHc DID,
sre.rfnr 81 rhe church Period. .caI club.
DIoe'san House Na. flG Lafayette street
Nd
DuH,r - t4e l-atheIan Educaton society.
Arlon HaH. East 5si % street evening.
NeerIur end riuurr - ihe Sew York IniEer-
ssllsl ciuh hotei Nohsrk Brooklyn. q 80
D.
Free lectures of rne Board - Ecucston. :
g. nn Stu.resaut High scloo.. Fest .sth
Ffrt..t. near Seroud avenue. Naval, the
ffaraa. oI fnf Pacific. Graham a.
Hauf~r Public school . iilsi street anu
TrT.rs" Mfs Cafhcrine collins. Public
school 80 1850 strsef and 81 Nicholas
srenue -1ohr Gr~rnieaf Whittler." 20
..lu t. flilruan. luhilc = looi 81 -" al
EV-s- s.rI o. rect. ~LnnEffliou = EtanEe-
line" ur William T. Feiter. Pubic
..i....l - Hester and ESSEX streets. a
nirtuar Public School tl3 1880 street.
resr EiCnfn = euue From fhe Directof
are io Naio.,,n y, H..tT
-.i.asl iIs FlFsf avenue and 5lsf srreeF.
-f PaflfcA. - columbia ana pfuerF.
f--arIes Johnston Public Eehool i5k. ave
e and 91fh street -Mu1ici-sI clean
.vr ana ffs Relation fo funlic Health.
tsrr Trfr n Tsfhsrsfor Public school
s.-+ruuenfs Profess. william e. Peck
rsm. runIc school 49, Lesis and East
Trrdcrirk Robinson tnffifple hall ~
81. Essr fHGih street Al tfeninE nu1
rennt ts"n. Nrs Me- y Tease funlic
hr.r- Na f1- raFf r8fh street Fhe
-.l,grsi,f. zni fis Telephone. Charles O..
tf.~rtnrfan. St fukes Hall hldsnn and
tr",e streets. i,eiii.,l ls.s 90 'sr,',sr. ,,.,,
-,-r -nfh street and Eigffh euue.
~l.uan.7 Professor Geo.zr siiian Ano4
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22

teriug COURAGE and the same pat t-ie'ic d.
v0tion o. him II may ne sara, es ot
RuSkiH His love of ruth is 50 psrFafel
with his love % oeauty. and hts love 9f
beauty 50 psrvaded with his love ~ uutn
thar when ~ srraks We know not rhetffr
% admire more the artist 0I tne prophet
IL is the poets that save uatoh- dnu
here was = dreaTrer who had tn~ F-te O.
% transmutinE the dream INTO r~aii,1
Indeed his uluse seems most arouSeu Waeh
in the presence 81 some uTIultc WONG ~
shainf.
can ever forget has bisteTi1s lines ".
old Trinity's rotten ard reeking tsncunent@
Eut he did not simply weep Over NJ
wrongs and scrr0Ws ~ he poor rilan
Ike. he dared the great retofm- ana
achieved the Transformation or w ere
uents BE hated sham AMI 2fali. ahI
having put the wrath II hts zf-at 7,'ln
into verse laid aside rs lvre and tthlEE
un the sword went aut - uThf inc pttu-
- civil Service reform. WIN never
fhouehf OF rewar- or prefer mont. ana
with seorn - miserable aims tnat ehN
with self aIwavs tiviuz under re ues
pctic demands of inuuH1sraole caFes. -
was untirinG On hts derrsiJu - thT nal.n
ha loved and - the ~i-V whose ht-iTNe
good was ever his chef concern
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
IN THE BERksHIREs.
u. -elsr-arl- Il = -r-IHlns- J


Terox. Nov. IN ana Mrs. George
W-estirshouse. Mr. sud Mrs. George West
.,lghou~. IT,. ana Miss sylvia Brookiebank.
~ London. who have been in Ne" York
fo~ a fortnight. have returned % Ersktne
Park They VIII start on Tuesday for
Pi-tsrurg. hut vii return 70 LenoK and
viii keen the park open during the early
part - the winter
NJ and Mrs Richard e.. Dixev sre en-
tertairing . house party AZ Tsnglewood
which includes Miss Eiea 1or crosby and
Miss TsaheTe C-owuinshieid A. z lunch
con to-day A. TangleWood Mr.. and Mrs
George WestinE Ehouse 1r- Miss sylvia
FrockIehank and Mrs. Wendell Howell
were among the guests
Mr. WenCeU Howell Is visiting Mrs
Joseph : whistler a. P'umsied. NJ. and
Mrs ChsrIcs Aztor Bristed have gone 20
NeV York
Miss Emily Tuckernisn srd Miss Grace
SedrvIck VIII e % Washington to-mor-
row.
Senator and Mrs "A N.rrav crane viii
- to Washington or Tuesday foT the WIN
ter
Eustace Iaeues, Wh0 mas been in Paris
FOR = wear. has returned % Home Farm.
Mr and Mrs. samuel rockingham are
in Boston
Miss Gertrude Psrsors 10 visiting Miss
EsIolse Never a. overlee.
NevhoId Norris and CHILDREN viii arrive
a. The curtis Hotel this week for Thanks
giving
aTir= Anna R shaw has closed the Home-
stead and Wfil 90 20 Boston tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
DR.. MAGNEs ON CONFERENCE.
Says Rabbinical Conclave Left No I'm
preston on Jews Here.

Rabbi Judah l. MaEnes. speaking on the
conference OF American rabbis. Al the
Temple Emsnu- Fl yesterday morning. said
10 vas his impression tnat the recent con-
ference had not left IT'S mark upon New
York Jews. This. he said. was because
the conference had no definite principles
No word was heard OF Jewish theology and
Of the attitude Of reformed Judaism toward
the traditional theology Of the Jews and
toward modern phiIosophic development
The speaker believed that the lack 81 posi-
tiveness on the part OF the conference was
que 20 the presence Of two confiictiug ten
denotes within reformed Judaism IIe said
The one tendency IS aNav frou Judaism.
The other tendency Is toward Judaism.
The one is the oldtime reform. nov become
OSSified. the other il a movement on the
IA r. OF the Younger Jews toward the living
sources Of traditional Judaism
The 0ldtime reform found the breath or
it's nOstrils IN = deuunciatioU ~ the tradi-
flows ard ceremonies and life Of th- so
called orthodox Jews the new tendency
looks with reverence upon traditional Juda-
ism and seeks % absorb from 30 its truth
and beauty and NOBILITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
CLEFELAND FUND.
HOrh for STATE Capitol POr-
trait Utmost Done.

Recent subscriptions To the fund for
placing a portrait Of Grover Cleveland
with those of other governors Of the
state in the executive chamber of the
Capitol ~ Albany nov bring the amount
promised above $1,000. the greater Part OF
which has been collected. Francis Lvnds
Stetson few days ego. seeing from the
list that the gifts were only $50 short Of
$1,000. sent a second subscription -
bring the fund UP 10 that amount. Fail
ure of a few early subscribers 70 send In
their checks leaves a slight deficiency in
the fund and makes desirable few more
subscriptions. The purchase and placing
Of the portrait. however, viii not be de-
layed by The Tribune on that account.
Subscriptions 20 the portrait fund so
far received are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficitl Record and TarecaSf.-Wa as iu gtorl
NOV @1-TheTe has been a general rise iu
pressure over tae ucrthern portion and "a fal
over the southern portion ~ the country. with
moderate disturbance central over the Texas
Panhandle and southwest Missouri. This dis
tribution has resulted iu general rains ana
SHOWS over the northern districts with lower
temperature ~ lne inletlcr, eSrept the extreme
Northwest, and fair and warmer weather over
-rhere Uiii be snow MONDAY in Tire -curr.l
plains states. rain snow iu che Missouri
uidcle Mississippi and ohio valleys rne SCUM
err upper lakes ana rhe lower LAKE region and
terrier ~ tne cur states uorrhesstwarg through
Teuuessee ana the middle Atlantic states tufo
southern Ncw EnSauf- Rains viii a.so con-
west % rho RorEy untain-
-, -. 49,. -.'-s - 49,. 49,,
the ceutrtls ne -oetn upper .aAe- tne lower
lake region, New England and Sire northern
..''i'-i '' t.ia.'t ''et'. aii 'oiifr
M"ndaN hsht ef le7s'.4N pa tnr 'tuit sua suul.l-
cru poTricu 20 .he middle Nfiantlr states Fr
west ana warmer TUESDAY in me plains states
storm warninE7 are eisp'ayed On the ia-fac
Coast from Point leh"s uorthward
steamers depart.Hg Monday for European
ports viii have moderate west to north winds
with partly cioudy vesther. % tac ,irand
The winds alous the New EuEsnd and mid
die Atlantic coasts viii he moderate west 20
ucrth, south Atlantic and east CUT coast iiEht
% moderate sout1 t,ulf coast uioaerare
south GA the Great Lase=. moderate north 20
northeast
Forecast for special LaFsiitie-- -For Nsw
I-rss, and Eastern reuHsylvauIa. ciou,iv and
colder TO dag AMI Tua-tlaV Nirn OCCASIONAL
rsin-. moderate west Co north winds
Fcr eastern New Nork rain iu soufheru. rain
or snow in nerthern portion t1-d day am rroneciy
Tuer.av. colder. moderate O. north "a tnsls
For Nev England partiv cioudy ana coifer
70 ,fap- Tuestas parfiv tioudy nrchshiv rain
aud coider 20 the southern partition, moderate
west winds
For Wesferu FeunaVit anita. rain of Snow =
norsheru rain ~ southern PORTIONS TO- dsy coll
Trea ri sTc = a
Scr Western &ew Nnrk. rain snow and
colder TO-DAY Tucsda, De- al snnws moderate
north winds
Local ong.isl Res.~d.-The following ef-ciai
reroTd fram the Weather Rurenu shows the
changes In the temperature for tiie last twenty
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22

the Metropolitan vas the most interesting
Mr.. Max Rendix con7Hcted the orchestra
st the latter house; nv Charlier NJ Nice
sia. NJ. Dc Ia Fuente and NJ Ansalrni a
the former. where On outside attraction
was offered In the performance 81 Jascha
Bron, violiniEt who is not Young enough
10 he called a prodigy. nor srtIsficaly old
enough 10 10 set down as an artist. The
singers we're Mesdsmes sylvia. Baron. Mi-
randa and MazsrIn. and NM Laski1
Csrass, DsvTies. Sammarco and Zerola-a
formidable array. surely. At the Metro
politan the singers were Rernice de Pas
quale. Anna Msitschik Florence wickham.
Edmond Clement. Adanio Didur and Clar-
euce WhitehilL n z X.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
LUTHERAN INSTITUTE DEDICATED.

The Concordia Collegiate Institute Was
dedicated yesterday m the presence of TWEEN
ty-hve hundred people at BTOuXviIle. y Y.
Dr Franz Pieper. president cf the Concor-
dla Theological Seminary. OF 81. Louis was
the principal SPEAKER. making his address
irt German He spoke IN praise of the IN
stitutc and its work. The Concordia In
stitute is a preparatory school for yOung
men who Ire Go enter the Lutheran theo-
IcEical semiuaries. Already S20a. 000 has
been subscribed for the work and taree &C
the buildings have been completed. At
present there are one hundred students I'm
attendance. with accommodations for fv-
hundred The institute has fourteen acres
Of land
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
TRIBUTE TO Mr.. GLIDER.
Dr. Price Says Editor Work Was
Like That Of Elijah.

The Rev Or j. F. Price. pastor 0t the
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal
church IN sermon last night ou Eiiian
rsid tribute o. the 'ate Richard Watspu
Glider Tie said
Last week marked the uussinS If rue .
New York foremost citizens. RI hard
Watson Glider flid his work in the sptrtt
and power ~ Elijah. with the same unIal-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
HOW AND THE NEEDLES EYE. -
DR.. Haywood Says Bowcry Idol Per
souifes New Testament Idea.

In tho course ~ his sermon ou "Thc
Rich Man" tho Rev. Dr Oscar Haywood.
raste- of the Collegiate Baptist church OF
the Covenant. last night said that the New
Testament text. 1T is easter for camel
10 20 through the eve of needle than for
a rich man To enter the kingdom Of heav-
en- was a text which IL Was impossible
fer tile preachers Of New York 10 explain
away or distort 20 suit the wealthy mem
bcrs OF their congregation lie added:
knew but two religious men lu my ute.
one is dead. and the other rs N New York.
His name is How and ne lives the
Eowerv EIe has given millions ~ dollars
GO The poor and he lives the life Of DAY
Ia hnrer
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
MRs. MARIE THAYER.

Mrs. Marie Thsyer. wife Of George T..
Thsyer. Eastern passenger agent OF the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railroad. was
found dead by her husband in her apart
ments A. the CHAMPION. NJ. 2S2 ST Nichc-
las avenue. at NJ O'Clock on Saturday nig1r
Mr. ThayCT left the apartments az
o'clock. aud a. that time his wife was
apparently iu the best ef health. Dr Bar
tels the house physician. said that Mrs
Thaver's death was due 90 a hsr1orrhage
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
PERCY wILLIAMs.s ILLNESS.

II was said by a member OF the family
last night that Percy Williams. the theatri-
cal manager. was resting easily al his
home IN the Spencer Arms apartment
house, Broadway and seth street Mr
Williams vas stricken with typhoid fever
on "Wednesday, and the crisis n his condi-
uen will not he reached for forty-eight
hours. He is being attended by DR.
Charles Walker. Of No I2i West I'D street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
LANES z. DEFERAuGH.

chicago Nov. ct-James Elliott Defo-
haugh. editor and proprietor of The Amer
icsn Lumhermau.f died to-day. BIr Defs-
baugh was one Of the leaders of lImhermea
ir their fight for what they held 20 81 an
adequate rate 81 duty durIng the rec-ut
tariff revision He was dfty-fve years old
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
MRS. ROBERT c. OGDEN IL

Mrs Robert e.. Ogden is critically m with
pneumonia at her home. No. le5 East 5sth
street. Last night she was resting COM
fortably. She has been indisposed for some
time. but until Saturday her condition
caused no alarm. Robert G. Ogden preSi-
dent Of the board Of trustees % the Hamp-
ton Institute. Al Hampton, Va was sum
moned 10 this city on Saturday because OF
his wifes Illness
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
TRy Teiegraph - We Trihune-7

rRv Telegraph te The Tribune
Newport Nev. 2l.-Mrs French-N ander-
lIt has disposed OF her 3o-footer Caprice.
The boat has been purchased by Rs lph y.
Ellis. Who siih Mrs. Ellis vii bs back IN
NeW-port next summer
Mrs Joseph Hartman has ended her
F1a-tfu a-ieif and has returned here. she
viii 70 % Nev York for the winter IN =
Few DAYS.
Mrs William tIrOsKenor mas Planned TO
o. ra prsvideule for the winter this week.
Mrs David King. recently back from
sfrCad is expected here this week
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22

DON MIGUEL NOT 4 BRAZILIAN
Dom Miguel of Braganza's proclamation
In the cahled interview published I'm this
country last week, that he was a Brazilian
and legal resident of Brazil. will doubt
les cause a considerable amount Of
amazemeut - has friends and acquaint-
snces. Tor. So far as is known. neither
ae nor his father. the present Duke Of
BraEanzs. ever set foot IN Brazil. As for
his grandfather, ex-king Miguel. he was
bern a. Lisbon, and although he spent
portion ~ nis life In Brazil, yet his last
connection with that country Vas when
he attempted by force OF arms 10 contest
BrRzils proclamation CT Independence
and was defeated by Admiral Lord Coch-
rane. who had entered the service - the
newly constituted Empire OF Brazil.
Dom MiEuel himself vas born and bred
in Austria. and hy virtue OF a Portu-
Euese decree his father. the latter's chill
dTcn and an his fathers sisters are
deUrived OF TIRE title 81 Infants of Portu-
ga IL seems. too thar there Is ques-
tion about the validity Of the title OF
Duke - Niseu. adopted by Dom Miguel
on his marriage 90 Miss Anita Stewart.
FOR the Young King ~ Portuga is said
70 have intimated that since the duke
dom OF Niseu vas an honor which from
time immemoFial mas ne ienged 10 tho
Portuguese crown and MAS a Portuguese
honor. no cne but himself has = right toe
authorize i1s assumption, or 20 determine
its use
Dom Miguel saws in the interview that
ahen his mother died she lsfi him all her
fortune. and that her viii having heen
contested nE some - her relatives. nc IS
noV engaged IN iesal proceedings against
them iu tire courts - Brazil But ms
mothers demise .ook place more than
tuenty-eiEht Years ago. ana. having heen
by hiTrh a princess ~ the German house
~ Thurn end TaKis, she had no property
in Brazil nor sny connection with that
country MARQJTSE DE FoNTENOl-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
FoRETELLs SUNDAY DRAMA
The Rev. Percy S. Grant SAYS Plays
Could Give Moral uplift.

n his sermon last night a. The church
Of the Ascension. Fifth avenue and ieth
street the Rev Percy Stickrsy Grant. the
rector. discussed religion and the drama
saving
look forward - a dsv when W shau
Be permitted to see eievsfiuE Fiays on
sunday. which shall ne produced un1VI
tie supervision ~ a censor. whose aiAit
IL viii be TO devote himself 20 this class
ef perforrna nCes oulV. Thus. the prohleiil
0f passing the one dav or leisure a1orded
US IN the week can be solved.