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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13
MARATHON RAGE
At MORRIS PARK

There will be a fifteell-mile Marathon
race. open to anvone residing In this
county. at Morris Park. on Decoration
Day. Several entries have been re-
ceivcd from members of the most
prominent clubs in Newark and subur-
ban towns. Surveyors have been at
work laying out the track and expect
to have a quarter-mile track completed
by Saturday. Entries will be received
at the hotel adjoining the park.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13
BENEFIT FOR E. E. WOOD.

A benefit will be rendered to e. e.
Wood at the Olympic Park roller skat-
ing rink tonight. All the best anna
tours will take part In the various
events, which will include racing.
fancy skating and broomball The
Elizabeth broomball team. the unds-
feated champions of the East, viii
clash with the newly organized Olym-
pic broomball team, and a good game
can be looked for. ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13
LOCAL CLUBS PLAN TO
FORM Big CITY LEAGUE
Manager GlaSSen, Of the IronsideS, Calls Meeting
OF Local Clubs for Thursday Night at His
Clubs QuarterS--WaS Success Last Year.

bly, be taken at once in order to start
the season at the earliest date.
That this league would be a tremend-
Gus success cannot be denied. The
going out Of so many young fellows to
play professional ball this year. can be
traced directly to the fast baseball
played in the City League last year.
Some local teams may be a BIT
timid about entering this league be-
cause they may think that their teams
cannot draw sufficiently we'll to finance
themselves. 1t may be a hard pull for
a while, boys, but rest assured that
local rivalry between the teams will
soon attract large crowds to the games
this spells success.
There ought to be a word said to
semi-p pro fans. too. at this time. YOU
can make this league a success If
every nan who attends a game would
put a nickel in the hat as 1t is passed
around there would not be a city league
in the country to equal ours. What
with our school leagues and city league
and our Tigers in the Eastern, we
would soon be or the baseball map so
large that the scouts of the country
would be knocking at our doors for ad-
mission all the time.
The school leagues as a starter; the
city league as the middle training
ground n the professional sphere as
a ffnality, ought to give Newark soma
baseball stars. Everyone should help
Manager Glassen in his efforts to re-
organize the City League.
1t will be impossible for the Harrison A.
to open its season until May 2 on ac-
count of the soccer football games that
be played on the grounds.
The Willow A.. C. has elected F. A.
manager and J. F. Spillane assist
manager of its baseball team for the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13
MURPHY EXPECTS
EvERS IN JUNE

CHICAGO, April 10. President
Charles M. Murphy, or the Chicago
National League team, declares that
he knows nothing of Johnny Evers's
intention to lay off for a year, and
says the star second baseman is ex-
pected back with the champions by
June l. President Murphy asserted he
has not reached an agreement with
Evers, and has not had any recent
communication, with him on the sub
ject.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13
QUICKSTEP RACES
SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY.

Several clubs will be represented in
auspices OF the Quickstep Athletic Cluh
at Park A, A., Oval Saturday afternoon,
The distances will be two. five and ten
miles. The prizes will consist of gold.
ners of the five and two-miIe races aud
q silver loving cup for the victors in
the ten-mile race. The contests are
open to all amateurs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-13

Rochester looks pretty fine on paper this
year. and has been showing in great form
In their exhibitions in the Blue Grass
State. Camel on first. Eddie Mcdonald on
third and Billy Maloney in the outield
are classy performers, and the Broncos
will be in the hunt from the SHIRT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30

Wo6te bod oulielbe nod anbere be-
mittelte 9euti6e oa5ll inipirierelr ii6
5u eileut abnliden Ift Der 8ornt-
ber5igfett 3u enti6lieBenl
Nue @uben fonnen alt oie S6ob-
uteiiterit ul1ieres Sol1 Mntonio 2o-
falpereins geionbt perbel1, oererl
Ibreiie bier folgt: Mrs. 8. 81. 81
pingiton-S tunbere, 1913 Slocum
8lace, San @ntonio, Ser. SreunOe,
Die elm 3ilnlner Ser 4nitalt einrih-
ten modtelt, lino gebeten ibre freu?.o-
lide s(bii6t oil %genonnte S6obmei=
iterill 5u beridten. Ser 8ert elmer
3ilmnereinri6tung miro Die Sunt-
ME BON ettpo $500 betraaen.
Mue intereliierten Sreunbe iino
bierlnit freunolidit einaelaoen, iid1
gelegentli6 an Srt uno Stene BON
Bent Sorti6ritt Ser 8outatigfeit 81
iiber8eltgell. Modte oos Iltenbeim
BEL Gan Mntonio Ser Stol5 oes pro-
teitantii6en 9euti6tun1s in Seras
meroen, Dos lit u1ier bere6tteter
@uni6.
0as Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30
2ofaleS.
9as sanaerfeit.
@us COLLECTION I6reibt man /:

AuS @alpelfor 1fre1bf man:
uniere @alpeItoner iino iest, nod.
benz Die Deleeaten Ser @roBloge oer
Sermannslobne bier geipeien limo,
mebr oenn ie bopon iiber5eugt, SAB
Der geiud gum Sdngerfeit Elm garj
Defenders GROCER iein miro. Die 9e-
legaten ielbit baben iih nielfah bo-
BIN auseeiproder, ouB es I'M gan5ell
5taate feline goitfreiere Staot giebi
als @alpeiton.
unfere 8iirger bier iino freiae.
big uto gaitfrei uno neriteben es
uoraiiglid, BEN 8eiltdern Der Staoi
genuBreibe l1nterbaltune gu peridaf.
fen. gs miro aud] oer Serrell
@dngern uno anoeren Seitgenolier
bier bief bes S%ebensnerten gebotel
tperoelt. Die &erren bon ser Settle.
boroe geben iid Die eroBte Miibe, SRI
leg biz in Die fleiniten Details npr.
~5ubereitelt. oatnit auh beim fro9er
Geite aaes gut bon ftatten gebe. Dit
Wituirfung BEG beriibmten Chico
90 SDmpbonie Sr1eiters ft9ert Dol
pornebereit ben fiinitleri1hen @rfole
bes Geites unb tpie bon alien Gel
ten beridtet miro, fino auh Die Sc
iongbereine oes 8unbes 10 auBer,
oroentlif porbereitet, baB bic MaT
iendore nit @Ian5 ourhgefiibrt tper:
ben f0nnen.
YrofeIior Carl &abn BON Smt
Mntonio, melfer als Seit6irigent fun.
giereu pir6, bat ii6 bereits beinI
Sm Mntonio S1ngerfeite einen Na.
men ertporben, .melber fir oen Gr.
foIg unieres Geftes cine @aranti'
bietet.
MuBer ben programmmaBieer
4on5erten miro eine M~eeresfabr
auf benz biibiben @ereinieten Staa
ten 3oIbuusfutter vWinoom" peran
ftaItet meroen, peIder auf Intral
unierer 6eitbeb6roe gu bieiem 3mcd'
BON Der Hegiernng CUR 8erfmgul(
geIteut moroen lit. @uBeroem ionel
Yienics nn6 an6ere 8olfsbeluitigun
gen orrangiert tDeroett.
Die giienbobnraten iin6 auf 1-1/s
Der getpobnliGen Hreiie fir bi'
Munofabrt angeieBt moroen uno lper
ben Die ginets bereits am 16. mi
II Mai perfauft meroen uno Big gun
81. Moi @iiItiefeit boben. IS mtri
oIio ieoermann @elesenbeit gebotel
meroen, ales Gebenstperte in @al
beiton genieben gu f0nneu, obne fid
nit ieiner 3eiteinteilung bnbei be
{onoers beffr6nfen gu miiiien. SSn
formations uno ginquartierungs
aomites per6en fin ben gomfor
Der Geltteilnebmer Gorge tragen mi
9err Sobn Jotb, Sefretdr Der Set
bebDrbe, tit bereit, iiber aaes 0aher'
Musfunft gu ertetlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30

5iebit. Sd bore idon oen 8ogel'
p%orfabren."
Sans Siireen i6loB Die Sippe,l
feit ouf chamber. IS mar ibm ols
miiBte ct Dem WGoden nit bem GEL
ben Saor, bas 10 leltdteno bronnte,
5urufen: sd babe nidt 2uit, bon
9einem @elbe gu lebell, i6 min mel
lie Srou lelber erbolten," aber un-
beimli6 brobeno, lpie ein @eipenit
itono bas unerbittlibe MltB Dor lci=
ner Seele. @r batte pobrboftig feill
Ge6t nod BEN 8eleioigten 81 ipielen,
Ell, Der 1i6 nit MiGa berlobt, lpei(
ibr goter pieaeibt Der ein5iee mar,
Der oas So1s 9ernann & So. bal
ten fonnte, tpel1t es mirfli9 gu &all=
tote lpanfen ioate, 5u 4antote, no
ii6 Die 8erpfli6tungen leines 8oters
rieiengroB auftiirmten.
gines aber botte er bod ourhqe=
iebt. 9ie So65eit iolte nidt Dor
&ontate ieil1. Wiao ioute ~menigItens
Die Weoglidfeit boben, nod IN lebter
Winute 5uriif5utreten, ipenn oas
Sdidial ii6 ni6t aufbalten lieB
gr mllBte ia, iie miiroe es nidt trll.
Sbre Seele bette eine fleinlide Srrfi
Dor aaem Sfonoal uno oann--lieb.e
tie i'm.
Sans Sirgen ~ieuf8te idmer ouf.
Seine @eoonfe1 irrten 5u einen1
fleinen BON &oien umranften Sanie
nit blanfen Sdeiben, in mel9e Sic
Come i6ien.
8orbei, a1f INNER norbei!
(Tortiesuna foIat.l
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@rnabeiaeatams Mebertraeaneen.

8. Gppenbeimer Ii. q. on Solep5
@onrarb, elm Stid Qano 5ipiiden Der
Giibs8lores, 2afapeIIe unb Nogalitos
Gtrnbe unb bns 8egereht Der Gals
peiton, 9arrisburg & Gan Niltonio Aails
ROAD; $500.
Or. s.. 6. @itte an Abplpb 8. gfos
lenbeimer, @~runb1tid an Der &aptor
Mbenue, 5blan6 Harf Mboition; $t100.
George 6. @idlib unb 6rau m u. 5.
Yrice, @run0ftiid in Der Ref: @no Soni
Gompanb's critic @Doition; $500.
8. S. Cart an Sba s. Sbafer, @runo<
ftid an Der @ooSIatpn Npe. $500.
Tbeo. Magott an q. @rieienbed nno
Srau, @runoitid an Der gde Ser Olipe
unb Sopa Ctr. 1925.
q. g Staade u. q. an 5. 8: @al.
ton. @rlnofiif i'm neuen gitpeBlod
1878; $500.
pau g. Street on Sames $. aieber.
Grunoftid in Der Sunnb Slope 4oois
ton; 800.
Cd. S. @elher uro Srau IN 6. g.
@robbent. @runoitiid an her 9nfpfon
Ctr; 81 II. q.
Iidael u. Senefb unb Srou an 9.
Y. un0 &n1d 2uno. @runoitiid an Der
Nogers CTR; ST Ii. q.
s. g. 8roDbent an Go. s. Weelber,
@runoifiid an oer 9nfpion Ctr; 81 MI.
Selir &lappenbad an Sebfpis @lgin.
@rnnoitiid am Wilam Sqnare; $4,000.
$. g. 9e SngerS unb Sral an 2aIrn
u. Spieler, @rlnbitiid in Der N~ooIebeit
Tlace Nbbitipn; $1,000.
2i55ie Hbein6oD an &atie Spbns,
@rnnbitiid i'm neueu gitpsg}lod 43T;
IS.
6. u. 8roiier an Mare q. unb 9enrb
@ranbiean, @runoitiid an Der Com 5a>
ba Ctr; $1025.
sSacob @eber II. q. an 8ubolpb $.
@eber, @ruloitild i'm nellen @itb@glod
f041; $40 II. q.
MuboIpb $. Beber II. q. an Sacot
@eber, @rnubitid i'm neueu Gitps8loi
1911; $40 II. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30

Staat Seras, 8erar gountp.
8nnt i@p0re hermit Ieierlid, bob Der obiee 8eri1i
nod meinem beften gDifen unb 8lauben ri1tie if.
s. 9. Barclay 9rdfoent.
l1nterwidnet unb beidmoren in meiner 9ssentuart
an 20. Mpril 1909.
(Stegel.) 90. Maeruber.
Cefentlider 9lOtar, 8srar Gouuip, Ssyas
@i1tie befunoen:
&. 6. Sail
Rat Or. Waber
Geo. ". Stumberq,
Oireftoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30
NIIerIti.
Die Metail Merdants Miioei

XIX JtSAdll @tCtuyutti1 ~HpSta
ton BON Gan Mntonio belt an
Dienftag abeno EN- 9anfett i'm Bar=
ten Der SurnbaIe ab, on mel6enl
800 MitgIieber t%eilnabmen. SER
emil 5ranf fiibrte ben @oriis uno
muroen BON folgenoen 9erren Ne
ben gebaIten: 9omer @aoop bon
0aeo, gtoats-S rgmiiotor; Moolf
Cratic, @efretdr Der lofalen Srgani-
lation; Safe @olff 8. q. WeDers,
Gefrct1r Der Netnil Merdants @iioe
citation BON Stem Dorf; @ua. Brian
It, g6. 9reiB, M. SO. Sartmam,
Sefret1r bes Snternationol Glib
uno s. 80. gogecomb. Sn ben &c
ben fpuroe Die acknowledged elmer fe<
ften Organization betorf.
Wnd Dem geridt Der 6roi It
Rational @anf, benz mir oil
anoerer GteGe per0ffentlidenJ belnu.
fen {id Die Depoiiten Der ganf Mnf
bic ~ungebeure Summe bon $3,033,=
1899. Gas lit elm glan5enoer Be-
tppis oafiir, bob Ole 8anf oas 3ll-
trate11 beg gublifums in bobcm Mn-
Sc beliAt. limb Der iibrige @eridt
3eigt, oab oiefes Bertrauen mud) &C.
redbtfertigt lit.
- Die Bptbios Sitter baben lire
i1brIide R~onbention bier in Gan An.
tonic abgebaIten. Giefelbe mar gut
beiudt uno ifienen iid Die fremoen
Bitter aud gan5 gut in Gan an-
tonic 3u omiiliereit. 6oIsenbe ge.
anter pur6em .ertp1bIt: Ybptim
&un1e Directors: 6. $. Nomen bon
Gan MneeIo, s. z. Cotton bon
@eatberforo nno S. 6. 2ongmorc bon
Mod6oIe. Supreme Representative
30. 1: Geo. 9. Griegs bon Souiton,
Mlternnte, 6. M. StridIano BON
Georgetown; Gupreme Mepreieata.
tipe SO. 2:Sobn S. Snion bon Gan
Mntonio, alternate, 9. SO. 2ebp bon
gnIue1ton; grnno Chancellor: 80. @.
Sing bon ennis; @rono 9icc gban,
eeuor: Sobn z. @offoro BON Guero;
@ranb Hrelate: Sobn 81. @ngleoroiu
bon Troupe; @rono aeeper Of Mes
cor6s arb Zeal: 9enrb MiGer bon
Weotberforo; @ranb Matter of grd)e.
qrer: SO. s. SfiImon BON SULPHUR
Springs; @ran6 Waiter at arms:
81. s. Bud BON Sort @ortb; gronn
Ssynner Wuorb: gbos s. @eilano bon
Dallas. @rano Outer 8uarb: Com
Connolly BON MarIin. Die nddlte
a~oupention miro in Beaumont itott.
fin6en. "
Wir mad)en auf BEN an anOe-
rer Gteae obgeorudten 8eridt Del
MIamo Rational 9nuf
nufmerfinm. Die alnmo Natioual
Bnnf lit zines Der nneeiebeniten 81
ftnn5. 5nititute uulerer Staot. Sie
f6liebt ibr gorto biesmol nit $2,.
745, 563.60 al, perfiigt Bel einem
QapttoI bon $4,000 iiber einell
11ebeti4nb BON 100000 nnb bai
Depoiiten i'm Betrage BON nabejli
$l150, 900.
SO. s. Rnor, 8rincipol Ser Nns
narro Ghnle, nimmt gteIung gegell
Die Hetition Der Sings Motbers ono
Grienos~ an ben Sdulraf, tponad)
Sic ainoer in Ieiner Shule idmusis
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Giiemiuaaren-S pcsialitaten, Gras-
ldmefber nn0 0as1fen.

Stpeepers, @orteni6lnld, S6eeteil,
8aums uno 8lumens5 6neioer, 9ibe
Cutters, Die innerbal6 u 8nu pom
3aln pber 8Iumenbeet i6eiben. Mene
G~rosidneioer uno @as5fen iperben ees
Garasi6neiOer. Sefen, @iepele. Softer.
tperoen reporiert. Sreie abIieferuug.
Stuff @plins, biuter BOZ Gfts@ommeree
Strabe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30
gpr Der Bar.

q. $. 8ropn, elm MntDaIt in
Bittsburg, ST., idreibt: y8ir bralr-
den Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bias ieit
Sabren uno modten ME obne oielcs
bortreffIihe 9ausmittel iein." Sic
mirfen @unber BET Shuttelfroit, un-
beroaulidfeit, @allenbeidperoen uno
&opfihmeraen. % Cts. Bel allea
Trudni5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-30
WieoerboIu 9.
(ginseianot.)
Sentid)es protetantiides 4ltenheim
bel Sun Mntpnip.

bet San MntDntD.
IS lit ibon iiber elm ssobr Der
flolien, ieit an bieier Stene bon Dem
eroBen pbilontbropiiden unterlleb-
men pes Seras Diitrifts ser 9eut.
i6en @pangeliiben Spnooe bon
Noro=Mmerifa beridtet puroe. We-
nib miro es Die tperten 2eIer interel-
lieren gu erfabren, OF bereits init
Der @ermirflidune Der oomos ge-
lhiloerten 9lane begonnen moroen
lit.
8ir iino iest in Der Sage, oas
oeutide 8ublifunl NIT @enuatuunq
bi%il6uipeiien anf ein itattIi1es @ebGu.
De, pel6es gegenmartie olf In.
ierem 80 Nder @runoftiid, cine hol.
be Weile iuolid BON gnoe ser 0ot
Wels StraBenbabnlinie, erridtet
miro uno na6 ieiner 8onenouna
als elm &eint fir piiroige alte Qeu-
te oteilen ioa. Ser BIan oes Sc
banoes puroe BON einem tiidtieen
inllgen oeutid)en Mrfiteften aeaeid,-
net, unter Der 2eitnng oes riibm-
lid befannten unb b~eip1brten MrGi-
teften Ilfreo Giles, pel1' lesterer
|-oen 8au beaufiihtigt. Sdon I'M
6ebruar wurbe Ser 8oufautroft OBJ
geldloiien nit ben &ontraftoreil
Woeler Bros. BON Meu-8raunfels,
lpelGe Dos nieorigfte Mngebot einge.
rei6t batten. Do1 ebe nit Dem gau
6egonnell merben fonnte. mnBte cine
| Mobrenleitung pom grtoe Der Giro
B%enbabnlinie Bis gum 8aiplas qe(egt
uno nit Der itaotii1en @oIIerfel-
ting nerbun0en lperben, UNI tit
ben 8au uno ipater fir Die @nItalt
ben grobeu Wubeu bes Itdotiiden
Waiiers gu eelpinnell. Mm I. MGr5
puroe Der 8au IN Mngriff gelonle
mer, unb III einigen @oden miro
Der ielbe norausiihtlih inter God
| iein.
Mnf elmer ibonel1 9tnbobe ereebt
| iid oann ein 5meiit0figes 9odlteill-
| gebauoe, iueldes 5tpar nidt grobor-
tig aber aierIi6, ser1umig ulto III
ieoer 8e8iebuna praftii1 lit uno
iid portrefflid eignen miro, often
2euten cine angeuebme, geiul1be ulto
| gemiitlide 9eiinat 81 bieten.
Die gaufoiten meroen iid, obue
Die innere einriftung, auf no9e5u
| $11 900 ~belaufen. 2eioer lit es ms
big iest niht gelungen, bel mebr
| ols Die Salfte oieier Sunllne su
folleftieren. 3nor baben nueigeli-
niisige 6reunbe oes l1n%ternebmels
unermiibli6 Werbee unb Sammelnr+
belt getan, aber leioer aud gar man.
DIE bittere gnttauibung erfobren.
4aen 5reunoen, Die biefes cole @erf
| hisber nit ibrel @aben nnterItiitt
| bobeny bonfen mir ber5lih oofiir.
Oa mir aber nod piel mebr &ilie
beoiirfen, UNI ben @nforoerungen,
| Die ~genanntes @erf OH uits ltellt. gu
%geniigen, appelieren mir nodntols
an Die 8armberaiefeit bes 6eilt-
l6en Eublifums nnleres Staate5,
beionoers BON Son Mntonio uib lln1<
| geeeto, uno bitten INN @aben fir
oieies g%enteinniisige @erf. Sollten
Die beioen 9amen bon Neu-8rom-
fels, Die nit ibrer bobber3igen @abe
BON ie $1,000 fir oos @ltenbeim
nit sutem geiipiel ooran gegonaell
iino, nidt nod einige piiroige Nad-
fofger finoen, Die ie nod i'm 8e-
ben iibertreffen tonnten? 8efanlt.
lid bat inns Serr Martin Shntiot
uripriinelid) bos 4ltenbeimgruno.
ltiid nit einigen Saulern uno eiiier
1870 Nder 8arm OIL Der Srieorids-
burger 2onbitraBe CUR Grridtulg
zines Sanatorinms fir 2ungentrml-
fe ecidenft. Dieies @eidenf repri.
i%entiert einen @ert BON $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir Secretary Knox has been petitioned by the
State Council of Pennsylvania. Order of Indepen-
dent Americans, TO order investigation of ac-
cusatons against the socialists of the country and
il found true, take steps TO suppress them as a
menace 10 the United States.
The socialists have compulsory public school
education of the planks of their political
platform, and well they may have from their
viewpoint They that the child that receives its
education from the hands of the state is prepared
to ask the state for everything else in life later
on-and that spells socialism. The patriotic orders
as is well known only indorse public schools
but compulsory education in them exactly do
the socialists. To be candid, they therefore
helpinR state socialism in their every breath and
it would seem that if they really socialism
suppressed they should first of all drop their
pubIic school slogan out Of date and then apply
themselves TO properly controverting socialism.
The patriotic orders of the country sad to say
are imbecile babes when compared to the socialists
in point of intelligence and controversial ability
and the signing of their to petitions is about
as fan as their abilities extend. 1 want socialism
suppressed as badly do they; but l do not cater
TO Il IN maintaining its greatest breeder-the public
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

building firm of Harland & Wolff to which so
many Of the huge White Star ocean liners
their existence. He halls from this side of the
Atlantic, having been torn at Quebec; has been
Lord Mayor of Belfast, and is the first honorary
freeman of that city. He is very level headed
business man. has lately spent 100000 in
the purchase OF the late Whitaker Wrights mag
nifcent country seat. within motoring distance of
London, and is of the strongest advocates of
the retention by the United States of its policy of
protection. According to him, the English ship
building industry would receive overwhelming
and crushing blow if Uncle Sam were to adopt
free trade He said: ''If America allowed
material for the construction of ships free
duty, should have to establish shipbuiId-
ing yards there, and I have always had that
possibility in view
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

FREQ admission the American Museum OF natural
History and the Geological Garden
Presentation flag Public School 81 by the John
A Dix No. 15j. G. A. X, No 6oJ East
9th street a
Annual meeting Of the Fire Underwriters Uniformity
Association. No. 50 Nassau street. 10 a
r-b;hit Of the work taught the manual training
schools and tndergartens Of Trinity Parish. No.
30 Washington Square West, TO p m and I-5O
$50 p
Social meeting OF the Century Theatre Club, Hotel
Astor. . 80 p m
Annual public meeting New York County
Woman Suffrage Association, Hotel Martha Wash
ington. p m
Celebration Of 13Oth anniversary Of the birth OF
Tom Moore, by the St Patrick Society, Prospect
Park Brooklyn, p m
Informal dinner the Lehigh University Club, Kalirs.
Is Park Place, evening.
National congress OF the Salvation Army. No. 122
18th street. evening.
Business meeting OF the Washington Heights Tax
payers Associat ton. Corrgan Hall, Broadway and
l5Ith street 5 p.
Promenade of seniors of New York University Hotel
Majestic, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
THE WEATHER.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washngton. May 81
storm area that the lake region
eastern caused continuation OF unsettled
shoyery weather all districts of the Mississippi
River There were scattered thunderstorms Thurs
day in the Eastern Southeastern states with
local rains. OF the Mississippi River except in
Southern Texas northern plateau region and the
North Pacific Coast rains the
weather generally fair and warm during the last
wentyfour hours. further rise in temperature has
taken place Atlantic states and the middle West
reported from the Northwestern states
region Local-rains indicated for Fri
dsy in the East Gulf states the lake
region Northwest and Saturday I'm the Gulf
states South Atlantic states. and New ENGLAND and
points in the plains states and the Rocky
Mountain region elsewhere the weather viii be fair
Moderately high temperature is indicated for the middle
Atlantic and Southern states and the middle West Some
what cooler weather is probable In the upper Missouri
Mountain region during FRIDAY ana
Saturday
The along the New England coast Will be mod
middle Atlantic coast,
moderate southwest south Atlantic coast and
Gulf coast light moderate variable: west Gulf
SOUTH the lower lakes hght 10 mod
crate southwest lakes light to moderate
variable
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AT AUCTION.

A letter from George Washington TO General
James Clinton, dated Morris Town. April o. I'''
the bodv written by Alexander Hamilton. Wash
rg+or,s aid and secretary, sold for si3 yester-
dav the highest price, at the final session Of the
esrC,ortnev sale at the Anderson Auction Com
papv's rooms No. u East 46th street For another
Washington letter, written month carrier 10 zap
.t benjamin. TaImadge at Westield s95 paid.
A letter of Napoleon l. signed Nap" to the Due
de yicenza, concerning Of his soldiers who was
an brought 81. Eight autograph letters Of James
Mcneil Whistler, from February to APRIL DO
were bought by e. Kendall for $45
A. q sale of etchngs and engravings In the
evening an etching Of Sir Frederick Leighton by
T.egros was bought by E Stern for SIS The same
4,,,,,ar obtained for 81, portrait Of Crit by
Sir Francis Seymour Haden dated June o. ISS4-
-, I'D interesting drawing made with tobacco
iica and ashes at Paris cafe, by Felix BuhoI
,as sold to Max Williams for gil