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New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
NASSAU. BAHAMAS.

Nassau, Bahamas, Feb. 25.-rhe season IN Nassau
IS one Of the gayest on record There is a con
staEt. round OF festivities. both in the town and
at the hotel and the many tourists who have
wended their way here enjoying life 10 the fll
The weather is charming. and as usual sailing and
bathing are the most popular diversions in the
morning, while the golf links crowded in the
afternoon. Court golf is played necessarily.
On Friday evening large dinner given at
the Hotel Colonial in honor Of his excellency the
Governor, Sir William GreyWilson, X. G NJ. O.,
by a number OF American visitors. At the back
Of the table the British ensign and American ia g
were draped- The hosts were Major Hamilton X
Bird, New York; Messrs John S BTadstreet. Min
nesota; William z. Carlin. New York; John s.
Dalrymple. Minnesota; Augustus w. Durkee, J.
Howard Ford, New York; lie Baron Hathaway
Massachusetts; Walter S. Hackney. Rhode Island;
Isaac NJ. Jackson, Massachusetts; William H Law
Connecticut; Jesse r. Lovejoy, Edward A. Nc
CuIlough, New York; George H. Potts. New Jer
sey; George Blair Painter, Pennsylvania; James V
Parker John A Rutherfurd, New York; Alfred
Renskorf, New Jersey; William S. Rode, Simon
W. Rosendale. New York; Girard Romaine. New
Jersey; George Sherman. New York; Freeman B.
Shedd. Massachusetts,; William D. Sargent New
Jersey: Thomas Slidell. James A. Scrymser, DR.
Robert F. Weir. New York, and Henry s Weiser
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WAY STEEL is PAINTED RED.

Why is iron or steel invariably painted red
This question has been asked by scores OF L-s1
and women recently. who have walked over hun
qerford Bridge on the way to Waterloo station
rom CEaring Cross. Workuen have been busy for
some time painting the steel work Of the structuTs
q beautiful carmine- . - 49,.
In America il has been noticed that most or tns
svscraper steel frames are hrst painted te4 ss.
TEsr, color This IS also the case WIN
stesi hridces and irOnwork Of all kinds.
One OF ne wOrknnen on the HUnssr1or0 oIIlG59
iob was asked why the bridge was oelhS paiH'S@
red -. .- o.. 4, -,t4 .b,ff
SOh it's not the color that counts. ne salds ~
{+'s what the paint Is composed OF lIlls - -
lead gnE any steel viii tel you thL rs9 Iea
IL the hest preservatfve against cdTnpnes anu IUst
Recently dark green lead has come INTO Use -
6rst coat for iron and steel, but a1Ier az -
Jead seems to hold its own as covering 20 PtT4~ -
serve steel work When the red lead IS once on = =
the structure can be painted in any oJher eolor -
SUIT the taste The red lead lasts years -AH S-1ss
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
ORMOND.

Observation-Disclosures, March s.-Mr- Meeker
Of Baltimore went cunning this week and killed a
tsenty-pound Wild turkey and covey of fat quail
He turned the game TO the hotel chef and in
Tited party OF friends TO dine AIr Mccarthy, of
Boston, whose birthday IL was. guest Of honor
and Mr.. and Mrs Shepard Mr.. and Mrs Meeker,
Mr. and hrs. Hathaway. Of Boston. and Dr. and
Mrs Buck the other guests Boston, Man
haitian. Brooklyn and Philadelphia were represent
ed II z party which made the boat trip up the
1e1oka River this week In the party were Mrs
C. n. walto. Mr. and Mrs c. T. Cox. Mr. and
Yrs 2 laurent Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Parkhurst Richard Parkhurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ayre. Miss Helen Ayre, ". G. Scurry Mrs
VI. 9 Scurry end Miss 6cUrry. Robert Chambers
son OF Robert Chambers the novel writer, is here
with his goveTness.
New Yorizers registered this week are j W.
kase Mr.. and Mrs. J r Sutton. c. S. Merrill,
" D., Albany; Miss Mildred Satterlee, Rochester; /;
hr. and Mrs. Alvah Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Laos Teibert, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
FLORIDA RESORTS.
Season at st. augustine at Zenith
The Entertainers.

St Augustine. March e.-The season in St. Au-
ggstine is its zenith and although the hotels do
not close until the latter half OF April. applica-
tons are being received IN large numbers from
people further south ct Miami. Palm Beach etc,
who Wish spend the last month Of the spring sea-
st St. Augustine. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lewis
gsTe fishing party AZ North Beach on Monday
NJ and Mrs James Z. Tngraham also had a party
for some friends at North Beach and Captain and
Mrs.. Joel Il. Lyman had picnic al Matanzas In
let where turtle stew was prepared and oysters
roasted IN their shells. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Lsvton, Of Newport r I, who Of the cottage
colony here gave a fishing party IN honor Of their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ashe. Captain
and Mrs Lyman entertained at dinner ct the Ponce
de Leon in honor OF Brigadier General W. II Wher-
~ retired, and his daughter. Mrs. P. H Dickman.
Bridge followed the dinner
The largest function OF the season was the bridge
party given IN the four hundred rotunda OF the
Ponce De Leon on Saturday evening by Mrs. Alex
snder Brinton Coke. TO which fifty guests were
bdder
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WATER AsPIRAToRs FOR HOMES.
Description of Simple Mechanism for Cleans
ing. Ventilation and Preserving Milk, Etc.

Consul Thomas II. Norton, Of Chemnitz, in an
account of a German plan for adapting the water
faucets in houses to cleaning rooms, preserving
food, etc, says:
The removal Of dust by means of aspiration has
become widespread. Powerful forms of apparatus
are installed for cleaning railway cars.
theatres hotels, stores and the lii e In offices
and private residences asLirators are also to be
found occasionally. They are kept in action by
hand. power or by means of small electric or
water motor.
DR.. Wegner a German scientist mas lA'eiy au
,-,oatad the use in households for the purpose Of
e,ezning and dusting Of aspiration effected by the
simple inexpensive water slction pump, SO Wldey t
a,+1Tlnved in chemical and physical laboratories.
S",rth a Tump consists OF a vertical pipe throuSh
xyhIch flows water under pressure as from city
ts Tresent air sucked in, and issues mixed with
water from the bottom Of the tuoe. me prime PrlnclpIe
tsctoTs nsad for feeding boilers. In the latter
ScIrrent Of steam and supply OF cold water re-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
MIAMI.

Mani, March 5.-The beginning OF the Lenten
season did not sect the gayeties OF the week, and
some OF the smartest functions Of the season were
carried out At the cake walk on Wednesday the
ridges were Harrison 3. Moore. Of New York;
Ruel s. Darling tr- Of New York, and Harry E
Myers. OF Cleveland Among the New Yorkers
noted IN the audience Mrs Harrison B. Moore,
Miss Marietta Moore, Mrs NewboId Edgar, Miss
agnes Edgar, Miss Christie. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l. Shepard. Mr and Mrs. Henry Redmond Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs. Henry Sanford.
Ar- and Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark. of New York and
Newport; Robert ". Parsons and Mrs. Dean Al
word.
nsh dinner was given ct ths Royal Palm
thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mitchell
Slsrk. OF New York The guests were Mr.. and
ar. Henry Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs George s.
ecost Mrs Henry Sanford and Rear Admiral
.fyon Robert w Parsons set the precedent here
IoI iuncheons ON Friday, when he entertained sew
s' Trends in the grin. The guests were Mr.. and
s- Henry Redmond Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Quentin
Sonss' Ar and Mrs. Newbold Edgar. Mrs. Henry
NetIord. Miss Edgar, Joseph P Greaves Rear Ad-
la Afyoa and Mrs. George H Van Week
\, ne yachts In port this week are the Haida, of
= - freshman. with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleishman and
= a Hart aboard; the Surf. with MI and Mrs.
80 n Hanan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Somerville.
ss lies D. Townsend, James d. Hanan Miss Mildred
So 2lss NJ l. Webster and Charles Talbot
sh- Apoa1o' the Grace, bringing Mr. and Mrs.
s.. morgan and their ron, Jessup, from a
4ern cruise; the TanRwah from Brooklyn. with
-. - g. Anderson and family aboard; the house
AFsFkiaosss Of Colonel Robert II. Thompson,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
PAPER MAKING.
Continued from second page.

that approximate the truth. It is anything but an
insignificant factor Thus, from 1897 TO 1897 the
average amount OF wages IN forests. dor & f 1aIo
wood timber, for one ton Of paper increased from IN
to s. 55 in the Eastern mills ana from - - III
age wages in forests Tor Wood 70 IHdks ~
for one OF paper increased from a cents "a
1897 s. IS in 1851 in Eastern mills the wages palq
in preparing and grindlnS Woou Lyi one ICii "a
paper Increased from 81 6 in 1897 to - 90 IN 1871 ana
FOR sulphite from 81 . in 1897 to u 4S IN lJl 10 s ms
must be added very interesting statement OF u!s
Commissioner from the above mentioned depart, p,
ment who made the Investigation: me wage cost
most remarkable way When they are running al
rapid speed they have TO stop Tor an hour or t%o &
on account OF a jam, or some uoubIe Win Lie di1
machinery that is turning out the paper one nilI
had 10 shut down nineteen days in one month for
.Neariy al of the Eastern mills went from the
two-tour 10 the three-tour system IN the perifod
1890 1907, and this together with te ilttNy III
crease OF the hourly wage Of some Of their oper-
atiYes and actual increase to ali, brought ABOUT
an advance Of 80 per cent In the hourly rate ana
IN again quote the Commissioner, that would
reoresent an increased cost to the mills of more
than represented here; but at the same Iiie 10
onset that they increased the speed OF the ma
chnery so that the same number OF men turned
out a larger number of tons per month. Ihe[ & ran an
a crew working eight hours, at the same rate as
getting hourly pay OF % per cent more thal 60 10
begin with, and the wage cost or the irIIl' as Ia
as these nartIcular men were concerned, increased
sd ner cent. but these men, with the machines
So geet tban Formerly so that the wage
cost of the paper was increased py me spSeSIt, I
10 an this must be added repairs taxes, lhsuE-
a,ca and office expeuses-all of which have ad-
need In cost at least per cent for depreciation,
and the purchase Of new machinery ana equlpheut
- i,rrsssed fe1res and the reconstruction OF OLD
machines TO enable them to Withstand lne gTedt!y
a1gmented speeding required to offset. at least 10
ora er+er+ +Fe Increase of labor cost. And to the
,a hernia keTs' burdens must be adoed tiie
nee of their forests their waterpoWers the
1ytich renresent investment Of capital upon Which
the mills must interest, IN addltloh 10 pay II-6
tbeir own Wav: thus. TO show net profit or per
items-the forest and waterppwers' ana Ihelf cIst
Of nIaintenance-wi be gone into more fully IN the
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

matter Of taste. they are placed in metal box
containing ice which Is then introduced into the
cylinder and rests support Of felt or any
0Tber moor conductor Of heat Ice under these
circumstances when in vacuum rneits very
slowly. -.z-.- -
bIv to economy in domestic eNPendit1Te Simply
as far the question or the proper care Or .J,L
- concerned lii is not improbable that further
feld for the application in household economy or.
partial OF nearly complete vaCuUmS would Do
f1und I'm connection with the operations Of dry
ing and of boiling evapOrating at low tenn
narat1Ires. precisely such operations are per-
Formed daily in laboratories with the aid or a
water aSprator-
Dirator permits the adaptation OF an arrangenent
for furnishing an air blast equal In volume 20
1he quantity OF air sucked in by the current Or
water These small air blasts are frequentEs
utilized in various industries. in jewellers shops
stc and nossibIv thev could he advantageOusly
used in household operations for assisting ven
tIatiOu and the like +,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

place the current of water and supply Of air Of
the simpler flteriug pump.
such an attachment can be firmly connected
with water tan or even replace it, In a kitchen
or i'm a bathroom Flexible hose Is joined 10 the
suction tube on the side OF the MIXTURE; e W. WneI n
water is turned on. d strong curFGIt OF az -
sucked through the hose and the latter can De
directly applied for the purpose OF cieanns c1t
pets upholstery, etc. All dust Is absOrDeu INTO nc
stream of running water and Is thereby enectiVely
,TEa ifaa is so elementary that one is tempted to
ask whv Ii was introduced stnIitan Win
the admirable hyEleniC process or removing IuSt
nv sIctIon instead of by sweeping or beating Such
tap with suction adjustment costs PTactlcA4y no
more than ordinary water COCK.
once Installed In a household. an apparatus IoE
producing powerful suction can be utilized IN a
variety of ways for the water pump eXhausts ar
To q degree Of attenuatio nqUite equal to that at
tanned by the costly air pump with cylinder and
r IS well known that food can be preserved
without undergoing decomposition for much
longer period In a contalIer from which tHe ar
bae heen nearly exhausted than in the customary
rafrigerator In q nearly absolute vacuum milk,
nsh and meat have been preserved for months
unchanged without further expense than that OF
Withdrawing the air originally present IN the re-
practical device for replacing the ordinary
frigeratOr consists OF d stout metal cylinder, ca
nabIe OF resisting the atmospheric pressure. The
cover is provided with rubber ring, allowing or
bermetic closure. Through opening In the
cover connection is made. by means or a flexible
tube with the exhaust pump on a kitchen tap
a rnanometer. to show the degree OF exhaustlon
and a cock for admitting air when the cover Is
to be removed, also on the TOP OF tne istteF
The use OF such adjunct 70 kltcnen equip
ment is exceedingly simple. Articles or rocd are
placed within the cylinder The cover Is claInped
utes the air Is almost entirely removed An auto
matte valve in the connecting hose prevents any
DOssibe return Of air the cylinder through the
pump connection when the latter Is nOt IA actLHity
II objects to be taken from the preserving
cylinder the cock on top IS opened, air rusheS IN
and the cover can be lifted.
To IL ge daSfr la LIQUIDS COOL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
GUARD NEWS.

Members OF the Old Guard have a hot fight on
their hands incident TO the coming election for
major which will be held on the night Of March Il
at the headquarters The present conrnandant'
Major Stadler, is not favored for reelection ana
Major s. Ellis Briggs. whom the Stadler faction
two Years ago ousted from Office, has been re-
ouested by former supporters OF StadIer 10 oe
candidate for office once more. Opposed TO MAJOR
Briggs will be Brevet Brgadier General Ardolph
/. Kline. formerly colonel Of the 14th Regiment
and now on the retired list OF the national guard
COMPANY I OF the 18th Regiment will celebrate
the tenth anniversary of its organization on march
II by dance at the armory. The application OF
Major William II. Turpn for retirement has been
forwarded TO Albany.
Trnder orders from the adiutant generals Office.
the sth and the 18th regiments are allowed chap
lains The 9th Regiment is not Included III the
order simply because Colonel Morris Informed the
commanding general that he did not want l" ap-
mint any chaplain in his command various IN
correct staternents have appeared concerning this
matter but the facts OF the are as given above
rh. sth Regiment at its annual muster last Tues
7ay naraded 443 officers and men and had 80 men
t+ ast wear the regiment had 443 present.
ttt, % absent In general the command showed
Improvement
distinguished parsonage will review the 18th
rogtroent in its armory Saturday evening
march II Barcn Rosen having accepted the invita-
,ior ~ Colonel George Dyer to be the guest or
+t,a ragin,ent On the above evening Baron Rosen
viii he accompanied by Colonel Baron de Bode' lhe
jl,tarv attache at the Russian Legation 1t is the
arst time it is said that such high Russian OIL
cia1 has reviewed q regiment OF New York National
cuard Many prominent persons will be present to
meet the Russian guests
u &c understood that Governor Hughes favors
Giving the officers Of the 69th Regiment third
o,nortuYitv to elect lieutenant colonel. Both the
Coulav faction and the Rogers faction are about
evenly matched and lively electoneerinS
must he done to secure majority by either fac
tion At its annual muster few nights ago the
regiment showed a large increase in members
narading sixty-nine more men than It did at last
Years inspection. Companies D, L, and each
had all Of their members present. Captain John A
DeIanev regimental quartermaster. has resigned
on account Of business. He first Joined the regi-
r1ent as a private in Company G on June 10. 1880
He had been serving regimental Quartermaster
since April 26 1893.
mint review will be held by Company 4 Of the
79d Regiment and the first division Of the "a
Naval Battalion in the armory of the sd Regiment
ON Thursday night, March g. In addition TO the
review there will be interesting drill and DANG
ing Wall tolloV the military programme
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
SCOTTISH MINERS WIT.

An amusing comment was made by miner e.
an ambulance lecture in Elphinstone, East Lotnlan.
The lecturer had stated that II suroeaton rse In9
chol,i1g was likely the Simplest IeAneqGy
- I've relief TIL medical aid arrived was 20 ttkc
fine pointed penknife and make snlal II5cs4Sn X
=, fbe throat one of the miners then shouted, 1e
dinna ken Elphinstone folks If was 70 uy sr lie,
tLa morn here's what wad happen: II lhdt Liet
Siaa his folk Wad hae me prosecuted for InuroeF,
90 ~ ba eot better he himself wad be the nrst -
prosecute me for cutting ms thFoaI -1U
YertIseT.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

sons. Robert Thompson PelI and John Rowland
Gitbs PeI. aboard. and ". J. Melons houseboat.
the NaEa bondia.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

4 3oint review will be held by Company X Of the
asd Resirnent and the first division Of the "a
Naval Battalion in the armory of the sd Regiment
on Thursday night. March g. In addition to the
review there will be an interesting drill and DANG
ing WILL touoV the military programme
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

rr,o local ordinance which provides for q license
tax Of $50 year on dealers in liquors in seaiei
packages of a quart or more and less thah n'e
gallons was declared invalid this week by Judge
Murahski A test was brought oy severe
dealers who represented association OF one
.,,,.,,,d growers ana two hundred liquor dealers
The decision was based the fact that the super
v5sors had no right under the charter 20 license
sellers Of liquor except ct retail when Drunk Oh
the premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Company Of the 18th Regiment will celebrate
the tenth anniversary of its organization on March
II by g danca at the armory- The application OF
Major william H. Turpln for retirement has been
forwarded to Albany.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

new theatre will be built on the south side OF
Market street between 3D. and 4th streets euJoali-
trq, inc humboldt Bank building the east Ihe
Iaesaaa are men who have made a success OF the
aires In the Mission district
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

The Native Sons OF the Golden West have de-
cded 70 rebuild their hall the old site in Mason
stree+ near Geary The building viii be an eight
story class A structure. 10 cost sos e9o.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

The Iachman estate has plans in preparation for
an eight or nine story hotel on the southwest cor
ner OF Market and Fremont streets This Will DC
the second large hotel built in lower Market street
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

The Hotel Grayston. IN Geary street, only half n
block from Kearney and Market street corner
which has remained empty since it was rehaolh-
ta+ad soon after the fire was leased this week and
will be opened soon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Much comment has been caused here by the an
nouncement that DR.. Albert Beckwith Shields rec
tor of the Church Of the Redeemer OF south ho7-
ton will soon take charge Of St Lukes iiosPI.a'
baro and will introduce Emmanuel methods IN the
,,,ra of patients DR. Shields viii introduce
psvchopathic ward, mainly for the treatment .,
alcoholism. Bishop Nichols. head OF the Episcopal
diocese fs warmly in favor OF the innovation.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

The Chinese Chamber OF Commerce gave a olthe' o
--aesa, night TO two hundred representative husI-
,s -,,en ~ this city During the day the new
building Of the organization was dedicated Inc
dinner was noteworthy. the dishes represented
many rare and costly articles Of the MongoAHh
cuisine including snow fungus Whch se"S ioi ''
q Mound birds nest soup and sharks ms
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-02-11
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