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New-York tribune., 1909-04-12

be reduced from the standpoint of the citys COM
mercial interests.
a peculiar complication exists in regard 10 ferry
revenues The city operates two ferries-one to
Richmond and one to 18th street, Brooklyn. II
leases other ferry privileges to various railway
corpora tons The rentals go directly into the SINK
ing fund whereas the tolls from the two ferrleS
operated by applied to defray the cost OF
operation. Municipal operation involves loss OF
about 100000 a year, and the deficit is met oy
issues of corporate stock. which charges upon pos
terity loss that should be met out or anhuai
taxation; and. besides. the city's borrowing ca
pacity is impaired by this of corporate stocA'
The charter commission would treat the city 5
ferry franchise as unit and apply all rentals and
tolls to meet losses on municipality operated ferries
To this sensible practice objection may De ndoo
that the rentals from ferry leases should go oi-
rectly. S present, to the sinking funds IL the
objection sound because of the pledge or these
revenues to pay the cIty's debt, the abolition OF
the sinking funds would llberate all revenues ana
enable the city to pursue a sound hscaI pohc!-
Payment of operating losses from corporate STOCK
is plainly indefensibe.
From every point of view the perpetuation OF
the sinking fund system is unnecessary and costly
1t is pure survival from days when public credit
unknown and public loans were raised py the
pledge specific funds to meet interest and prln-
cipal in strict justice TO its creditors the city
get rid of the system only by a refundlng OF
its entire indebtedness. and that might well De
undertaken.
The charter commission has had to recognize
things as they are but IL has In a brief chapter
presented the entire sinking fund system ana
after thorough study of its history, has weeded
out unnecessary phraseoogy. while preserving in
tact every pledge made by the city for the Sc
curty of it's creditors. But the commission de
pores the fact that the sinking fund system mas
been forever fastened upon the new city by former
charter revisers, only to be escaped by generaI
refunding. The now charter authorizes the Board
of Estimate TO undertake this refundng-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
SPECIMEN OF FLORIDA WORM ROCK
Addition to Department of Conchology at
Museum of Natural History.

DR. Hermon c. Bumpus, director Of the American
Museum Of Natural History. announced yesterday
that the department OF concholoGy had received an
exceptionally valuable gift from A. de Costa
Gomez It is group of peculiar mollusks, the
specimen being a tightly coiled mass Of tubes.
These anomalous mOllusks are unisexual and
oviparous and eggs are often found in the tubes
The animals are da-k purple brown in color with
reddish dots and the species makes the so-called
worm rock" of West Florida. The masses of
tubes are sometimes dangerous like coral reefs, to
boats shallow water.
in color the tubes ranging from hyaline whites to
soft sienna browns DR.. l. p. Gratacap, curator Of
the department of concholOgy, said yesterday that
these shells looked if batch OF tobacco pipes
had become strangely twisted in the baking The
specimen is from clear Water Bay. Dunedin Fla.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
DIRECT NOMINATIONS.
HUGHES AND THE PEOPLE

HUGHES AND THE PEOPLE.
From The jamestown Port
VIII the Republican legislators of New York
State never realize that Governor Hughes has the
people of the state behind him? THE mills OF God
THE OPPOSITION.
F-ouo The Rochester Post Express.
''As usual" SAYS a morning paper Governor
Hughes defined his position In the ma tier Of d.
rect primaries clearly" Quite so: and ii is 10 be
regretted that the opponents of the Hinman- Green
hin were not equally clear in defining their dis
approval of the Governors plan
a CONTRAST
From the Binghamton Republican.
The honest voter should need stronger argu-
nocnt I'm favor OF the direct primary plan than
copnarjsoD Of the forces for and against il at Al
hsnv on one side college presidents. prominent
ministers educators. scholars, statesmen and bust
ticans bosses and manipula tors, whose names have
long famous in everything objectionable III
state politics And is this latter class that pre-
tends solely interested on behalf OF the voters
STOLEN POLITICAL GOODS.
From The Albany Argus CDen)
II must be remembered that il has been fa-
,riiar Dlea in behalf of Republican candidates for
fbe Legislature that they must he elected IN order
policies of the Governor. II would
seem that speaker of the Governors ability could
iIse This fact against the Republican local leaders
ali through The state with whitening erect.
Illustration of false pretence. 4 man who runs
ence 10 the policies OF the Governor is one thing:
but those who asked 10 be elected In order to aid
and sustain Governor Hughes surely are in the
position of holding stolen political goods.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
OBITUARY NOTES.

THE REV. DR. JOHN COLLINS BLISS, aged
seventy-two years. died at his home, No. 425 west
154th street, last evening.
MRS ELIZA NJ. BEACH, widow of the Rev
John ". Beach, of Middetown Conn, died at
her in her seventy-ffth year Funeral ser
vices will be held at MiddletoVn tomorrow.
MAE JOSEPHINE ESPUTA DAILY, a Contralto
singer, daughter OF Professor Esputa, organizer OF
the United States Marine Band. died at the Provt-
dence Hospital. Washington, yesterday from the
effects of an operation performed ten days ago.
MARTIN CONNORS proprietor of The Even
ing Standard" os Toy, n. Y. died at his home. in
that city on Saturday night Mr.. COnnors was
secretary Of the Connors Paint Mandatory, OF
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
NEH THEATRE FOR HUB.
Shuberts Buy Lyric Site-Nouis
gTM Build.
LRv Telegraph o The TrIbane- ]

Boston. April 1.-THE Shuberts are 10 buy the
proposed Lyric Theatre site from the Charles H
Bond estate. They will build the new theatre FOR
which plans secured by M Bond and will
run il as a first class house. on account OF the
withdrawal OF Sam s. and Lee Shuhbert Inc,
from the Theatrical Managers Alliance OF New
York and the reported break between the Shu-
berts and the so-caled theatrical syndicate the
prospect Of the Shuberts controlling new theatre
in Boston, addition their present share in
the management of the Majestic. makes probable
q lively rivalry the local field. The site com
,rises IS $50 square feet Of land valued 555,70o
Announcement is made by William Morris that
his company has purchased the site for a new
theatre in this city and plans being prepared
for an up to date house seat 200 persons The
location viii be made public until arrangements
of leases and other details are completed.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast April IL
Colder weather prevailed generally Sunday morning
the River with freezing temperature
far south Central North Carolina during day
there considerable districts
II was also considerably in the Southwest and
the states bordering the Mississippi River the
In the Northwest and extreme Central consd-
erably cooler. There light the
Northwest and middle plateau. in the central
Rocky Mountain gion. Elsewhere
orally fair There will be o
south Rocky Mountain region Northwest
showers In the Missouri Arkansas upper Mississippi
valleys and upper lake resio1 followed generally fair
weather Tuesday. In upper lake region
The winds along the New England middle
Atlantic viii he south slowly increasing;
Coast moderate southeast: Gulf Coast
brisk south: Gulf brisk high
south; brisk southwest upper
high southwest TO west Storm warnings displayed
Lakes. Western Superior and
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
RECEIVERS LOST DIAMOND sUNeURsT

Mrs Edward J. Kenny. of No 293 Lenox road
Brooklyn. has recovered diamond sunburst, val
at $780, which she lost Thursday night at
the Metropolitan Opera House A woman, who is
said 1--we Fifth avenue. Manhattan saw
the sunburst fall as Mrs. Kenny left her seat
picked it up and informed the police. Mr.. Kenny
had offered $3.50 reward for the piece and he says
he tried to make the take twice that
amount, but she refused to accept anything. MI
Kenny is superintendent Of the investigation de-
partnent of the Edison Illuminating Company
with offices IN Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
JOSEPH RUSSELL JONES.

Telsgraph
Chicago April 1f.-Joseph Russell Jones eA-
Minister tn Belgium and one of oldest and best
known residents of Chicago, died to-day at his
home No. ZO8 Michigan avenue, as the result OF
long standing bronchial troubles
Mr. Jones was an Illinois pioneer. and had oeen
personaI friend Of two Presidents and many other
influential men He served as Minister TO Belgium
under President Grant. In Chicago he was one OF
the first to establish a West Side railway.
He was born at Conneaut Ohio, on February H.
1923. His father was Joel Jones, son OF captain
Samuel Jones' q veteran of the French and Indian
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
DUTCH NOBLE TO WED MISS CORNELL
Ex-Governor's S Widow Announces Daughter S
ENGAGEMENT to Former Ithaca Student.

Ithaca, n. Y. April u.-Announcement has been
made by Mrs. Esther Cornell, widow of Ex-Governor
Alonzo B. Cornell, of the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Cornell. to Arnoud Jacob Joris
Vonderdoes Bye OF Dutch count at The
Hague. Holland. The marriage will take place in
June.
The bridegroom. who graduated from Cor
nell in 1907, member of the Cornell GIee Club.
the Cosmopolitan CLUB and the soccer football team
and was popular with his American classmates.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
IMPROVED WIRELESS TELEPHONE.

Paris. April l1.-Lieutenants Colin and Jeance of
the navy. the inventors OF a wireless telephone ap-
paratus, with which they succeeded last fall in
communicating with Dieppe from Paris tested a
new and greatly improved apparatus to-day The
Minister of Marine talked with operators at Melun
a distance of thirty miles and said that the result
was a great improvement on that attained by the
ordinary felanhnne
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
COURT POST FOR BARONESS DE RosEN.

St Petersburg April 1.-THE appointment OF
Baroness Elizabeth de Rosen. daughter of the Rus
sian Ambassador to the United States. maid Of
honor TO their majesties the empresses is gazetted
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
DR.. cALoERon's NEW POST.

Lima, April u.-Dr. Manuel Alvarez Calderon, the
former Peruvian Minister to Chilli. has been ap-
pointed honorary envoy to Belgium and SVitzer-
land. Andres Alvarez Caderon has been appointed
honorary secretary TO the legation
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12

ment Fund under the auspices OF the wonan's
Democratic Club. Hotel AstOr, D
OF eightieth birthday OF Will
lam Booth Carnegie Music Hall. D.
Meeting Shakespeare Club. Hotel Astor p y.
BENJAMIN c. Marsh on CITY Planning and Cheaper
Rent League for Political Education. No g West
street. $40
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
CAR KNIGHTS PREMIER sroLYpIN.

St Petersburg, April 1.-THE Emperor on the
OCCASION of the conventional Easter honors has is
sued rescript setting forth his high appreciation
OF the patriotic labors of Premier StoIypin
ferring him knighthood of the Order of the
White Eagle
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12

New Jersey. fair. to-day; increasing
coudness and with showers in the afternoon or
night. increasing south winds
Eastern New York, fair and warmer TO day;
showers Tuesday Tuesday night: warmer Tuesday
portion. with increasing south winds
. For New England fair and Today; TUESDAY,
increasing coudiness and with showers IN The
afternoon night: increasing south winds
For Western New York increasing coudlness and
DAY; Tuesday showers brisk 10 high south 70
southwest winds.
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twentyfour hours. In com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year:
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and TFI-wEtSKLY Will be charged a
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BFSss~ay EIIs. widow q me ls.s T!sz +0sg "
Crescent St MiddlstoTn- conn
BI.Iss-on the evening sunday. ar his resi-
dence. 423 West 154th St Rev John Collins Bliss.
PLANNED o. - Phradelphia papers please copy.
caldwell Suddenly. sunday April y. q 2neg-
Thomas William CauIdTeiI OF Elizabeth .fiIank
and the late William \ CauidweL Notice Of funeral
DANsER-At Freehold. y j. on SATURDAY. A5rf 70
1909 J. Wesley Danser IN his 5stn year Ssatiyss -,
funeral service at late residence No u Main
P m Carriages waiting depot upon ne arrival
st. New York e. r p OF y J.
KkNE LODGE NO 90 AxD a M-ss.tss.a. es,a.
mgncati2n Of Kane Lodge % BE- 5eld ar az T & % uTDess
holding Masonic services over the remains of our
@EACHHM Master HENRY W. PENoYAR. seey-
HIcKs-on April 3 1909 PauIs Reno VII. & Of Louis Louis
Funeral services from late residence at Hghwood
Sbsmbe4s M Monsay' s Erie R Faoad Re1ativss and friends
invited TO attend
HoFFMAN-Chares Ferdinand Friday evening:
April g. 1902 at his late residence. in Brooklyn "a
the I2d year OF his age For over 80 years I con-
services at Holy Trinity Church corner Of Montasqs
ana M Clinton SITS Brooklyn" Monday April II at 10
EoLIsTERA sP Long Island @ Il af1:5 :5- ;ts sFi;t III
SON HoIIister in the 6sth year his Funeral
service vii o9,. be held at st and t on Tn1
morning. April Is. at 10 o'clock
FfOwI4A II. Alfred G.. Pssadsns calf
fornta- Interment WalpOle. New Hampshire Tues
day. April IS, at IL a.
RANDLE-on Saturday April 10 Of pneumonia at
late residence. in Brooklyn, n Y. Sarah owing
ton Pande daughter OF the late Henry A and Mary
H. Ovington and widow Of George HYATT Randle. IA
SD year Of her Funeral services viii hs
o'clock Monday afternoon. April T.
ROMAINE-Dfed April O. 1909. residence No-
222 Harvey Germantown. Eleanor J. W Roulaine.
widow Hunter Romano Relatives and
friends are invited the funeral services on
Tuesday afternoon at 230 o'clock, at St LIKES
Church. Germantown
TAYLOR-Sunday morning. April IL Elizabeth How
Ketchum widow Of Henry Taylor, IN her fIsc
funeral service a late residence No iSS
Park Place. Brooklyn. Wednesday. April Il. at go
m.
wOoD-On Saturday. April 10. 1909 at No 4a East
Hartshorne Wood aged Funeral private Please
send flowers
CEMETERIES.
THE HOODLAwN CEMETERY
is readily accessible by train from Grand Csn-
by carriage Lots $50 up Telephons 4s5S GramsrcY
Book of Views representative
ONCE. 80 East 23d St New York City
UNDERTAKERs
FRANK F. CAMPBELL e41-3 west e5d ~ Cnapels
Private Rooms Private Anbulances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
FLORISTS
EASTER PLANTS AND VIOLETs. order early.
Newman Floral Co. 2o2 5th ave Tel 63ss Niadison 50
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Died.

Death notices appearing 1, THE TRIBUNE viii Be
repubIshcd the Trf-Weekly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
CLOG ON CITY's DEVELOPMENT.

The sinking funds a clog upon the citys de-
veIopment. There is incentive to increase water
rents dock rents other city revenues because
they cannot be freely used TO reduce taxation, but
must be impounded until 1929. when the last of
Manhattans old debt will fall due and then they
pass into servitude and be held to
pay the debt of the greater city. If all sinking
funds, with the exception of those which may be
said to have a constitutional bass-that is, the
water sinking funds-were TO be abolished. many
sources of annual revenue might be increased TO
the advantage Of taxpayers. Others might perhaps
New-York tribune., 1909-04-12
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem train from Grand Csn-
by carriage. $50 up TeIephOns 4s5S GramsrCY
for Book of Views representative
once 90 I'D York City
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UNDFRTAKERS-
FLORISTS

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24I-3 West 25d Cnapsls
Private Rooms. Private Ambulances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
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BEACH-At the home Of Ter daughter. No 34sS
Broadway Eliza NJ. widow Of the late Rev John W
MiddietOwn Conn. In the 10Th of her
Funeral Tuesday. April I3. p m, at No 4s
st MfddIet0Un-
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Special Notices.

EASTER PLANTS AND VIOLETs. order early.
Newman Floral Co. 2O2 5th Tel 63ss Madison So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-24
Pluck and Confidence.

Pluck and confidence have given ID
Rock Island one of the greatest bust
ness enterprises in the country, in the
launching of the Young & McCombs
department store in it's new quarters
in the Best building which will be
fittingly celebrated tomorrow.
Pluck and confidence are the domi-
nant traits which, emphasized in the
character of this firm now an incor-
porated institution, have enabled it to
grow to the point where it may not
only enjoy but demand the enlarged
accommodations that have been pre-
pared for it.
Pluck and confidence sustained the
Young e McCombs corporation IN
|tackling a tremendous undertaking in
giving to Rock Island mercantile en-
porium many times larger than any
city either the size of Rock Island OF
the combined population of the three
cities can boast, combination of
stores that rivals in many respects the
best that the larger cities of the coun-
| try possess
Pluck and confidence have made pos
sible all that has happened in the adj
vancement of Young & McCombs all
along the road of progress since the
unpretentious beginning in a single
/ store room but a comparatively few
I years back.
Pluck and confidence will make thu
new department store a success, and
it will be that kind of pluck and con
tidence that the people of a city with
pride in it's institutions shares meas
ure for measure with those whose
worth have merited well every degree
of appreciation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-24
The Smokeless Ship.

The first experiment with large
naval vessel to be propelled by inter
nal combustion engines has been be-
gun in England. The cruising battle
ship, Indefatigable, will be in respect
to armament, size and speed dupli-
cate of the 1S,GGG0-ton and 25-knot
lnvincible. It's batteries will consist
of Pinch guns, though 13k-inch
monsters are still spoken of as a pos
sibility. In outward appearance the
new vessel will be peculiar in that il
will have no tunnels and no masts,
unless the high tripods fore and aft,
where the lookouts will stand, could he
called by that name. The motive
power will be supplied by gas motors
of $4,000 horse power. Instead of boil.
ers the ship will have gas retorts.
The success of the experiment would
mean revolution in marine construc-
ton. Theoretically, at least, the con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-24
Taft the HarmOniZer.

Baltimore American: Mr. Taft has
done more than anyone else to rivet
the ties that were established by M
Mckinley when he issued commits
sions to confederate generals on equal
terms with northern soldiers to-, take
commands in the Spanish-Amerfcan
war This is a united country and the
Matchmaking of the south will be the
last step toward giving unity to the
entire nation in its advances along he
path of political and industrial ie-
velopment. Mr. Taft sees that the
south will hold the key to the coun-
try's Pacific outlook when the canal
has been opened 1t would be most
fortunate for this privilege and influ-
ence to be exerted in sectional
spirit. So that everything done and
that may be done by the president for
the break up of the artificial solidarity
of the southern states will be for the
broadcast interest of those states and
the nation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-24
The Longest Telearams.

The longest news item ever trans
mitted by wire was the sending of the
entire revised version of the New
Testament to Chicago daily newspa-
per from New York ON May %, 1892
The issue of the paper containing that
single telegram comprised twenty
pages, sixteen of which were taken up
with the brand new version of the
New Testament, which had been pro-
cured previous to its official publica-
ton. The New Testament contains
- books, 260 chapters. 1859 verses
and not far from 100000 words.
Some years ago the circulation de-
nartment of Il London newspaper Of
fered a prize for the longest sixpenny
twelve word-telegram that could
actually be sent to its office. Out of
$50 kilograms received this one gained
the prize:
administrator generals counter
revolutionary intercommunications IN
circumstantiated. Quartermaster gen.
erals onableness character.
istically counterdistinguished uncon-
stitutionalistic ncomprehensibilities
These twelve words contain exact
~ 200 letters. and the telegram needs
two periods, two apoStrophes and one
I hyphen to make it proper English.
| And it does not contain the longest
possibility in the language, 'proanti.
Observation-Disclosures either! -
, Chicago Record-H Herald.