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New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

are Mrs Edward Hartman end Mrs FrederlcH
Harrfman. who are spending the season ct the
Eastbourne; Mrs John B. Marie. s w BecKey
and James Aldenuest also spending the suiiiii1
at this house.
Mr. and Mrs r. l. Hatch are making a stay a'
the Hotel Dennis II. II. Harriss. MI anu WI = .
c. A. Bogy, Eugene Clark, Of Yonkers. n l. . = :,
Neahr Mrs K K. Worcester. Mrs. Blackburn an ai1 !
her daughter, Miss Blackburn, are all do1iicheN
at the Dennis
Joseph Johnson, Jr. who Is associated win -
troIer Metz In his New York Office. Is estaotsneu
with his family at the st. Charles Otner Ne"
York people at this house are Mrs NJ L. INo9o'
Mrs A F. Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs AliIsoH
Iathrop The St Charles is headquarters IoI 'I0
Railroad Southern Classification COMMITTEE
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Collins. accompanied oy
Miss Armstrong. are spending a few weeks at the
Hotel Chelsea Among other New AorA peoP-e
at this hotel are H. B. White II. o Day ana T +
Camperlo.
Joseph Johnson and his family are AT tile Ii0' :
RaIeIoh for the season. Mrs. Henrietta Lish' OF
New York is entertaining her sister MISS l. = -
Simon Of San Francisco, for the season a' INC
Hotel Raleigh
Down at the Rudolf one sees many young "oie"
and many pretty gowns. Among those nouced a'e
Miss Ella P RosenfeId, OF Baltimore. MISS Rose
MendeIsohn of New York City; Miss Bessie ochILs'
OF Baltimore and Miss BeUIah Robinson OF Ne"
York Other New York guests at this hoteI are
S H. Gimbel. Mr.. and Mrs Sanstone MI anu
Mrs. E. de Auguerra and A. L. Shakman.
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OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean drove n j. July A.-Mme Louise
Homer of the Metropolitan opera House. was the
star tonight at the weekly concert given III ''-o
Auditorium She was assisted by Sgnor PltrI-
cola. lianst; William WELD. basso, and the Fes-
+fval orchestra which was directed by Tall Esen
Morgan The United States Marine Band VIII give
concerts next Monday and Tuesday evenings anu
Nine. Jomeu, another grand opera star IS an
nounced 10 sing a week from tonight
To-norrow Will be observed Children's Day
bv the camp Meeting Association. The large
Auditorium has been converted into d flower gar
den r,r the special occasion and Musical Director
Morgan and his assistants have arranged Il peas
ipg musical entertainment for the evening service
The annual illustrated sermon for the tots VIII "7
preached tomorrow morning by the Rev Dr- ROD
ert + Y Pierce. OF New York CITY as mas OesH
his custom for several years
The woman's Christian Temperance Union OF
New Jersey held series Of meetings N 'i'9
temple Tuesday and Wednesday. with Mrs. Emma
Bourne Of Newark the president OF the soc.e'S'
IN charge. Wen known temperance workers from
New Jersey and other states delivered addresses
4 commission representing the several branches
OF The Methodist Church IN America and CANADA
met here this week to arrange for the fourth Ecu
rnenical Council Of Methodist Churches "hich VIII
be held IN Toronto Canada. some time in October.
1911. and a committee OF hfteen ministers ana Ia' =
men was appointed 70 arrange the details. Bishop
ns,,al A C;oodselI OF New York city. representing
tb. Methodist Episcopal Church North was cAair-
,., ~ the commission and J. W Pepper OF
Nfc1rpbis Tenn. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
every ten years. the last one having been he'a N
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

Man. What will IL be like when they take to
Joy riding in airships? But don't let me in
terrupt you"
1T was discovered by tee surgeon general OF
our army that soldiers enlisted from the Southern
States suffer from the hook worm or lazy
bug"
Judged by the little have been able 10 read
In headlines OF the evidence given in the inquiry
into the shooting of Lieutenant Sutton at An
napolis." interiected Busy Man. our young naval
officers still display considerable activity. But
go on"
"A replica OF the Half Moon the little ship in
which Henry Hudson crossed the ocean and
ascended the Hudson River. arrived here from
Amsterdam to be d feature in the Hudson Full
by the archaeological department of the Indian
government near Peshawar the British strong
hold near the frontier OF Afghanistan, have re-
memorial mound, containing a bronze casket
within which some OF the ashes OF Gautams
Buddha, the founder OF Buddhism. They are In
closed In wrought hexagonal rock crystal re-
ceptacle, sealed with the royal seal of the En-
peror Kanishka. who was ruling in Peshawar at
the opening OF the Christian era. Buddha died
in 4s2 B. c. President Emeritus Eliot OF Har-
ward In a talk to the summer school of that
university. prophesied the coming of a new re-
ligion. not based upon authority. either temporal
or spiritual. not insuring safety primarily TO the
individual but thinking first OF the common good
and not teaching that character can be changed
quickly or that the consequences OF sin be
shirked by expiatory sacrifices OF course this
gave rise to strong protests from clergymen OF
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the Dublic be damned had been laid on the
shelf, and that its had been superseded at least
so far as the tube service was concerned, by
policy Of the public be pleased
Am dreaming?" chuclIled Busy Man. If
so don't wake me I'll bet, though, that shelf
is a low one and within easy reach. What has
been happening in foreign lands?"
King Alfonso Of Spain encouraged Prince
Alfonso Of Bourbon Orleans TO wed niece Of
King Edward the Princess Beatrice of SaXe-Co-
burg: but that did not prevent the Spanish min
istry from degrading the prince from royal rank
because the bride Is a Protestant
"The boy Shah Of Persia. Ahmed Mira. twelve
wears cid, was torn weeping from his mothers
arms and formally installed In the place abdi-
Gated bv his father Crowds roted in Madrid and
a few soldiers mutned in the Kings presence to
express disapproval of more, Spanish troops
being sent to auell the rebellious trlbesmen IN
Morocco. Diplomatic relations were severed be-
tween Bolivia and Argentina due 20 irritation
caused by the recent boundary award settled in
favor OF Peru by Argentina, as arbitrator and
war was threatened. official announcement was
made of the engagement of King Manuel OF
Portugal and the Princess Alexandra, daughter
of the Duke of Fife and granddaughter OF the
King of England. Quite Unexpectedly the Glenn
enceau Cabinet of France was overthrown by
an adverse vote OF z12 TO 176 on the report CT
a committee which had been investigating naval
affairs. Aristide BRAND. Socialist, in tied
to form the new Cabinet. Clemenceau had held
the Premiership for thirty-three months"
Well said Busy Man, for twenty-five years
at least he has been administering the ssme
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INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THE BUSY MAN

,o+ed enancial conditions there very good
w c Brown, president Of the New YORK Cen
tral Railroad returned from trip through the
West and announced that the agricultural pros
perity Of that vast region Is amazing. Inc
Erie Railroad directors decided to restore sal
aries TT once; a reduction Of ! per cent was
made last January. Justice Bischoff. Of the Su-
nrenoe Court in this state, ordered ex-senator
Thomas G Platt to submit the books of the
United States Express Company Of which he Is
president, to examination by certain disgruntied
stockholders. and the Interstate Commerce Com
mission declared that the rate schedules OF the
Adams Express Company are in chaotic con-
dition The New York Stock Exchange decided
10 abolish its unlisted department. so long main
tanned IN the face Of much criticism TOT the
benefit Of companies that showed a difidence
about publishing annual statements or their
financial condition. Hereafter quotations sent
ONT bv the New York Metal Exchange will not
he estimates prepared by the three members
composing the quotation committee, but will be
based upon actual transactions upon the hoor
of the exchange. Both these changes were
recommended 10y the Hughes investigating COM
mittee. In sending out the call for annual re-
ports OF railroads the Interstate Commerce Com
mission gave notice to the roads that they VIII
not be required this year to include in their re-
ports as before. the names of their largest ten
posed new building code passed by the Tam
many majority in the Board Of Aldermen and
favored by Daniel F. Cohalan, chairman Of the
law committee Of Tammany Hall. AS II will re-
quire two-thirds 70 pass the ordinance
the Mayors Veto and as the Tammany
men mustered only 40 out Of 7s votes II goes
without saying that the proposed code is shelved
and that important notifications will have to be
made before it will become binding ordinance
The cinder concrete interests have won de-
cided victory In that they have prevented the
Murphy interests in the Board Of Aldermen
from passing ordinance framed in a manner
TO give the latter distinct advantage in the
building industry. With great public rejoicing
the two downtown tubes Of the Hudson & Man
haitian Railroad, connecting the New York and
New Jersey shores under the Hudson River
were at last opened for traffic. and Jersey City
was brought within three minutes of Broad
way"
so close that exclaimed Busy Man.
SHOULD not the New York ends of the tubes be
screened"
IT'S not subject for nonsense quoth Con-
slant Reader. severely. Mr.. McAdoo, the pro-
moter 60 whose perseverance the conpletio-l of
this mighty undertaking is due, announced in
his speech at the opening that the old policy Of
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WHERE BREAKERS ROLL
atlantic City Has It's Usual Cro7cd
of Nerry "SummcriteS.

Atlantic city July 2i-Is there anything much
more delightful than 10 SIT IN a comfortable chalr
on the Pier with your feet on the lowest la'i
and a newspaper in your lap? The newspaper Is
there for appearances sake only. FOR Il Is next TO
Impossible 20 keep your cye the printed page
when the beach below YOU IS constant living
panorama OF fun. Inevitably YOU drop the paper
look on the rush or the next looming breaker
under your feet or fastCn your eyes rTon some
promising little drama going below you. There
are crowds o. bathers on the beach. and crowds
OF happy children swinging up and down In tho
swings hanging to the under part OF The Board
walk 70 IS an evident fact that the American cti-
zen believes IN bringing the whole family with him
10 this resort
The little upset about the taxing 81 the baby
carriages on the Boardwalk is furnishing much
perpeIlty here and much food FOR the gibes or
Atlantic C+ty's nelzhbors. Il is alteration
which cannot be accounted Cor by the hot weather.
ror the weather has been quite delightful. What
over the outcome of tho absurd proposition II has
Ind the effect o. soaring many excursIonlsis into
bringing their offspring into the city sans the
peranlbulstor. II Is To be believed that such
ii law VIII stand. n passed. The American sense
Of hurnor IS as strong its sense of Justice
The council might Better apply its energies 10 pro-
yidnK some bicycle police to stop the speeding Of
automobiles
The number OF eutomobne parties from New
York IS the Increase every week This week
Mr. and Mrs II q Lppincott came down In their
motor car FOR short stay st the Marlborough
Blenhem and + +. Randall and Paul X Randall
were another automobile party from Manhattan.
Among other New Workers at the Marlborough are
MI and Mrs. q. ". GLADDEN..
Charles NJ Schwab. the well known steel man.
Of New York. came down IN his private car. the
Loretta accompanied by Mrs. Schwao and Dr.
I WfUaru wagner. They VIII make weekend stay
at the Marlborough Benheim.
Tho guests on the Haddon Hall piazzas are often
amused I'm watching the automobile parties arrive
and depart The other day huge red automobile
was waiting IN front OF the hotel when the dro~sy
chauffeur was suddenly surrounded by five or six
tovous Young women who came down from the
Boardwalk laden with boxes OF candy and trinkets.
and each carrying red. green or blue balloon.
which they laughinEly attached to the automobile
When the last balloon anchored they all
climbed In with much laughter and fun. and on
they sped down the avenue with perfect drove
OF balloons flying behind them.
Among well known New Workers at the shore
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

local vardmaster and foreman Il IS eonsa1-
rlinored that the New York Central Rail-
Company is negotiating for the control A =
Grand Union Hotel property IN this village VI
President c. s. Randolph. OF the New YORK -
trail has been in conference with The o1l--1.
the Business Mems Association on several ~
sions
A delightful concert by Two cf Saraios1s
voritss was given IN the Baptist church = =
SauTs skill on the organ was displayed .
first part OF the recital By a finished rende--s
Wagnerian music. and the close hy an o-'
IMPROVISATION OF GottschaIS's The Last E--
Mr.. Fellows delighted the audience VITA
Lost Chord and My old Kentucky Home
Automobile men are optimistic TINS So
having never done so well in alr previous ga
They come ard 20 and sray-uanv FOR %.
two. then pass on into new worlds while -
don't weary OF the surrounding country -
the whole season. Saratoga. which IS us119
free from fires. has had several srlaA a-a-71
Gently. one Of these an automobile "aicn - !.
Ketchum's garage ieuited and set dno-I- dno.,..
blazing also We have also had seversl Co. CO. !.
which fortunately resulted IN no fa'@-.-s- -,
which shook up the occupants more '-''-
good FOR them. .--.
Saratoga is pleased with tho prospect q -
tanning the New York state Press Assoos-
IN, New York state Associated uaiAes' a~- -
Republican and Democratic STATE re'''. 20
Citations. which VIII hold "a joint session ns'' -.
summer. Saratoga VIII then De given '-s -,
tunity Of expressing her appreciation .-.,lus
men for their hearty cooperation n
the reservation bin
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OF the theatrical profession Tomorrow the club
men. with their guests. Will partake OF shore
dinner at "Scottys' Neptune City resort
Mayor Aprleby. the city's chief executive in%h-
tuted q crusade this week against druggists. hotel
men and others alleged 20 have been selling liquor
contrary to law in his prohibition baiiiwick- -Four
arrests were made, and notice was served that
more would follow unless the sale Of the taDooed
ardent was stopped instanter. small army OF
detectives. several OF them women obtained the
evidence against the offenders
Chairman Nugent Of the New Jersey State Dem
ocratic Committee has issued call for a meeting
of his colleagues for next Wednesday morning at
the Coleman House. this city The big chiefs OF
the Democratic clans Will assemble in force, ana
after the conference will go by trolley to Pleasure
I3a, for a shore dlnner-and other things
Wednesday evening, at the Hotel Columbia the
first cotion Of the summer was given by Mr.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

residents The proceeds which promise 70 he
large. VIII be given 70 the Ann MAY Memoir Rl
Hospital a Spring Lake Beach, in which many
summer cottaEers are interested.
Bicycle racing is to he revived in Asbury Park
this summer race meet. sanctioned by the Ma
tIonaI Cycling Association. IS being arranged ~
John NJ Chapman for the afternoon Of Saturday,
August q. when al the speedy professional and
amateur 'bfkcrs'' viii compete i1 the seven races
at the Athletic Field in North Asbiry Park.
Long Branch and ASbury Park EIks ciaslcd IN
the baseball diamond on Thursday au"rno n
Mayor Appleby. oldtime college star. played
with the Ashury Park team. and the interesting
game was enjoyed by several thousand spectator
The return game will he played next month at
Long Branch.
Announcement made this week that the New
York & Long Branch Railroad Company now that
the tunnels correcting Jersey City with New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
PLEASURES At THE Spl
SARATOGA'S GUESTS FIN
THE P1SSES QUICKLY
Opening of Racing Season Anss.
pated 5cith Pleasure at Prettv
Upstate Resort.

Saratoga Springs. y Y, July 24.-EarIv r1o-r,,
Congress Park would remind the observer ~ -
good old early 20 rise days when each -
considered his before breakfast glass OF Cor,..
water an essential 1t his stay iu The arae, =
spas Crowds gather here at an early hcsr a.
religiously drink one. two and three glasses !.
this health giving beverage Those persons r.
are taking the cure according % physicians
rectIons continue their drinking az dife-sn- -
scribed springs until maximum Of twelve slsss,
has been accomplished. besides d in ml-.,l
water, until they are literally -aed in so-,,
water. The afternoon concerts continued on T,ss
day and Friday.
II present plans are adhered 70 the Nsss-,
Brook polo team, with the exception OF Es-z
Payne Whitney which won the American nj,
cup in England on July .. viii play here ~.
month. Devereux Niburn. J. W WATERBURY s,s
Lawrence waterbury have promised TO par \
the tournament
The horses are arriving daily at Horse Hl--
There are more horses stabbed here now thar j,
many years. The larger stables at TIE track r.
sist OF the Chelsea Stable. with a list of fou-.s
rcrses. Mr. clyde. who has several good tunpsr
s s. Forsythe. who always puts over long ssa
during the meeting. and Jimmie Rowe. who su
nine of the Keene cracks here for the summer an
paign J. II. Graves and Thomas Wilson have ssvsz
cqrnpaigners also. TIE SANFORD horses made ts,
animal pilgrimage overland and arrived in gxi
condition The Madden stable with its fast SIM
has arrived, as also have the NewcastIe stsss
owned By Tom Welsh Superintendent Reed "a.
ders says that every stable al the track VII y
filed
By the action OF the Delaware & Hudson Pa
road officials Saratoga Springs may beeons IA
permanent northern terminal point OF the slz
toga & Rensselaer, Railroad The arrangement D
have arrived and were placed under orders t-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

dose TO other Premiers, till he came TO be called
the destroyer of cabinets Now let him take his
medicine Those volatile Gallo Deputies may
be just as gayly routing his successor next week.
Anybody of Importance die?"
welcome q. Hitchcock, New York importer
died at scarsdale He failed in 1907 owing
per cent interest Brigadier General Charles f.
Compton T. s. A.. died in California Mrs J. A.
Hayes daughter of Jefferson Davis. President OF
the Confederacy. died at Colorado Springs.
Bruno Hobbs field secretary of the International
Young Mems Christian Association. drowned
In Lake George Don Carlos de Bourbon Duke
OF Madrid, pretender to the Spanish throne. died
In Iombardy. His coffin bore the inscription,
Carolus VII. Rey de Espaha."
"A pretender in the grave" mused Busy
Man What else have you in your budget that
l ought to remember"
"Orvile Wright established a new American
record for the aeroplane by remaining alort hour
90 minutes and As seconds. Heatherbloom. the
famous horse that held the worlds record for
high jumping feet 10A inches-injured HIM
self in trying 10 jump out Of his paddock, and
had TO be shot His owner had refused $50 900
for him Galveston visited by hurricane
similar TO the one that piled the waters OF the
Gulf upon her. destroying six thousand lives and
sls. 900, 900 Of property. in 1900; but the great
sea wall which built to protect the city after
that catastrophe at an expense of $2000.O00
withstood the strain and the damage COM
paratively small Several more automobile Joy
riders met an untmely fate"
'I can bear up under that blow" grunted Busy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Constant Reader Tells Him What
He Missed IN Last Weeks
Papers.

How have the conferrees Of the House and
Senate been getting along with -arif schedules
during the week." asked Busy Man last even
ing.
Like a Scotchman jokes-'with defeeculty,' "
replied Constant Reader In the early part Of
the week the Eve big topics that had been until
then held in abeyance-free hides, free coal. free
iron ore, free petroleum and the rate on lumber
were taken up and discussed. Before long acri-
Irony developed and Chairman Payne left the
conference room with the declaration that the
House would stand firm for keeping the Repub-
Ican partys pledge to The people and that the
Senate must take the responsibility IL gen
uine revision downward resulted. In the mid
die Of the week President Taft gave harmony
dinner at the White House for the Republican
conferrees and endeavored 10 bring them around
to his way of thinking. but after the evening
was over it was reported that no definite
suits had been achieved. and il looked II
deadlock mad been reached in the game Of tariff
making or rate trading. which many Of the
elder statesmen affirm is the same thing on
Friday the conference committee reached a ten
tstive agreement on the following rates: Hides
free; petroleum. free; iron ore, cents ton;
coal 40 cents a ton: lumber. 81 25 thousand
feet: shoes the product OF hides dutiable
10 per cent; gloves. the House rates reduced to
those Of the Dingley law; cotton and cotton
goods numerous reductions from the Senate
bill These rates were submitted TO the Presi-
cent by Representative Payne for approval
There report that the President had
intiEaated 20 OF his callers that II the con-
ference sent bill TO him which he would feel
obliged 10 veto he would call another extra ses-
sion OF Congress and keep hammering away at
the tariff question Until it is settled and settled
right
MIR Taft does not seem TO be so easy as
many 'stand-Dat' statesmen thought. does he ?''
asked Busy Man The Rock OF Gibraltar often
wears a smiling aspect, they say. What about
the corporation taxi"
THE conferrees agreed 10 exempt holding
companies from paying II at all. and they re-
oueed the rate for other corporations from 2 TO
] per cent
-One per cent, or even half, will suit Mr..
Taft ali right" commented Constant Reader.
He wants the federal government TO regulate
the corporations more than 70 bleed them
What has been going on in the business world
outside % Washington"
Il. r. Morgan got back from Europe and re-
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.fSBURY HOTELS FILLING
Midsummer Army Descending on
Resort by the Sea.

Ashury Park. y. J. July A-The advance guard
OF the midsummer army of visitors arrived this
week. and the three hundred hotels are tonight
comfortably filed with patrons. IL the throng
were hundreds OF dentists from New Jersey and
adjacent states. attracted by the annual meeting Of
the New Jersey State Dental Society, which con-
vened IN the Casino Wednesday for a three
days session The conference closed yesterday
when Or. Charles II. Dilts. Of Trenton, was chosen
10 succeed DR.. Frank c. Gregory. of Newark as
president OF the fourishinS society. The dentists
and their friends made the Hotel Columbia their
headquarters
Well known Broadway theatrical stars came to
Asbury Park to-day TO take part In the annual
outing Of the Green Room Club. which gave two
theatrical performances in the Casino on the beach
The bill unusually long one. and the thea
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day night, when 1.-The Heavens Are IeHhg was
sung. An extra concert will be given to aid the
loci Young N MS Christian ASSOCIATION at the
Casino on Monday night by the Band White and
Cold Festival Chorus and quartet consisting OF
Marie StoGdard Gayer, Mary Jordan Fitzgloooh'
John Barnes Wells and Grant Oden, when the op-
era "Rigo'etto'' Will he sung.
Entries closed yesterday for the second annual
b-nch show here on August II The number
reaches nearly fifteen hundred. In day 7Sl were
received Am, ~ the unique ones is that Of orl-
entail Porneranians. four-pound dogs, costing some
N5eo each which will he shown for the first time
in this country by Ms George s Steuart OF
Philadelphia who has just brought them over
from Egypt
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
ALLENHURST.

AlIenhurst N. J.. July "A performance FOR the
benefit Of the Hebrew Infant Asylum OF New York
City drew a large assemblage to the Deal Casino
this evening. The performers included A Fields
John & Rice, Ssliie Cohen. Charles j. Ross. Villa
Holt Wakefield and Clin Gordon.
New Workers at the Anenhurst Club ,hh week
include Mrs William Provost r. B. Hathaway.
Miss Anna Case Paul Sterns James Hebson, jr-.
r L. Swift. J. W. Armour. Wilson p. Bass and
J. +. COnklin.
Harry Hough. Harold Graham. Mrs. F. F. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Moore, jr., r. f. Grant. II.
Bluckner and family and Astor French. Of New
York city. and the Rev and Mrs r IT. Dieffen-
bach Mrs. NJ l.. Stillwell and Mrs. Thomas Husk.
Of Newark. are az the Curew Hotel.