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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

would be in Babylon, and that that fact wouio
be accomplished when Jewish empire haa
been established IN Palestine. But the empire
which he saw In his minds eye was not the one
which formed the theme of HerZGS eioquence'
nor the one for the establishment of which
Nordau and his followers ARD now lahoring The
Jewish empire will be established he sald.
and Babylon will become the worlds CONNER
cial metxopoIis when the Jews shall have
acknowledged Christ.
Having been delivered at the same time, the
two addresses attracted much attention. ON
the one side. a Jew urging his people to adhere
To their faith. and not to turn their faces toward
the Orient: on the other. Christian clergyman
predicting the re-eStabIiShnenr Of the Jewish
nation when tho Jews shall have become Chris
tians Between the two stand the followers OF
Herzl whose enthusiasm survives all defeat.
and whose faith in the ultimate triumph Of their
cause is unbounded. They will unfurl the Zion
banner in all parts of the world next Sunday,
when the Nordau celebrations take place, and,
regardless alike of Mr. Schiff and DIR. Cameron.
will speak hopefully Of their state in Palestine.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SOCIAL NoTEs FROM NEWPORT
tBy Telegraph ~ The Tribune

lBy Telegraph - The Tribune
NeEport. July 2-Another cottage rental -,
announced here to-day Mr. and Mrs Z. Rsr
nal. OF New York have taken the A. N rs,
villa. In Viekham Road. which for the Ias, -
seasons has been occupied by Paul ]. Raiusy
Registered at the Newport Casino to-day "a,
lie Roy King and Mrs. Oliver Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman have deeidss i,
spend the remainder Of the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs II. 4. g. Taylor have gos. +.
Southampton for few days on their Yacht
During the coming fall and winter the Brgs
ers. Mrs Cornelius VanderbiIts residence a !.
undergo extensive alterations
Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman entertained at dine
this evening
IS 10 be a ciambake at the club Saturday. Al.
g1fstus jay is 70 entertain at the t1am1aks On
on August and Mr.. and Mrs. William g Ross-
have pIanned dance at the club on July
Miss Charlotte PeH will give musical nst
Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. J. Thompson Spencer vii su-.
tain at dinner on Thursday evening. and Csm-
dore and Mrs Eibridgs T. Gerry on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. 5 Lehr viii give a dinner
August :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ian.ear Norris are plan.agi
dinner for next week
Mr. and Mrs George " Vanderbilt viii Be Was
end guests OF Mr. and Mrs. H McK Twonbly IN
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kent 81 Tuxedo, are :
the Gilbert cottage for the summer.
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James Istt tar Ss
York to-day on the yacht Aloha
Mr. and Mrs. John r DreIel are going to san
toga az the end Of the month for weeks ssT
Mrs H E Parsons and family arrived t5-aiss
for the season
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Seton are guests Of NJ 4
Mrs. A. Lanfear Norris.
CooId Hoyt Is a guest o Mr. and Mrs. E c Pax
Max Agassiz has returned from Narblehead
Servants of Mr.. and Mrs. SJuyvssant Fish n
preparing CrOss-Ways FOR occupancy
r Livingston Beeckman, Lispenard StsTE; al
Hamilton B. Tonpkins have returned from ~
York.
William h Vanderbilt. ir-. vii return later 2
the week 70 visit his mother, Mrs. o. 4. ? e
mont
Miss Frances Arnold is confined 70 her sr-s
home in Portsmouth as the result % faI VIC
she received here few days ago
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
IN THE sERKsHIRss
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns1

Lenox July 20.-Captain and Mrs Jab,
have returned from Wilmington. VT aas,s
were guests Of AIr. and Mrs. S. Warren - taq
Miss Grace Sedgwick is home from O. ga
where she was guest of Mrs. j. West - . 5as
The Rev DR.. William H. Vibbert "a
Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson. s1eF (
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s Newbod, OF Bslt,,,.
arrived at the Curtis Hotel aa
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbes. Of Crot,,
Hudson. and 4@r. and Mrs James G. Rr.oacA
arrived in T1enox- q"
Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss Hsl.-
Stokes. who were guests Of the Rev A.. aeA
Anson Phelps Stokes at Shadow Brook Ts--s E. %l
the week end. have gone to the Adiro,s,.I-. y
motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H DelafsId hav.
to Noroton, Conn, from Eenox, where ts.- ~
AIr. and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom NA@'
Mrs. Arthur HunnsweI1 will arrive IN r.,o-.
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George Bstv a.. "a
Mrs Pierre Jay has returned 70 sunnybsDr =
a visit to Mount Kisco.
Miss Margaret Chadwick. who has bss,
of Mrs. NewboId Morris. has gone to n. 80
Mr. and Mrs. Ornan G. Smith, who b,vsCs
at the Hotel Aspinwall. have gone to Narr,z,.--
Pier.
Miss Helen Chace will start to-morrox n,
Harbor-
Miss CtviIsse Alexandra Is visiting friend, :.
Lake Champlain-
Miss Mabel Choate has gone 70 Newport n, =.
remainder OF July.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
To sTGy OR NOT TO SIGN.

There seems 10 have been some doubt in
Washington as to the propriety Of sending 10 The
President for signature the joint resolution
passed by Congress submitting to the states an
amendment 70 the Constitution removing restric-
fions on the power of the federal government 10
levy direct taxes. The point unsettled was
whether the joint resolution is or is not legisla-
ton IN the proper sense. The Constitution Is
explicit in requiring that every act Of the two
houses. except a decision 10 adjourn. shall 60 10
the President for approval or disapproval. 1t
says:
Every bill which shall have passed the House
OF Representatives and the Senate shall. before
it becomes law. be presented 70 the President
of the United States. Every order, reso-
tuition or vote 10 which the concurrence of the
Senate and House OF Representatives may be
necessary except on a question Of adjourn
United States. and before the same shall take
effect shall he approved by him. or. being dsap-
proved by him. shall be repas5ed by tWo-tllrds
of the Senate and House OF Representatives.
according 10 the rules and limitations prescribed
IN the case OF a bill
II may be Doted as a curious reversal by in
terpretatioa OF the plain provisions of the Con
sfiiutIon thai Congress passes many resolutions
known as concurrent which do not 90 10 the
President These deal with questions 0f admin
istradon In the Capitol building, over which Con
gress has jurisdiction. and with what are held
tobeexpTcssions OF opinion by Congress. to which
it is not desired 10 commit tie Executive De
lsarfneDf- Such concurrent resolutions do not
become lsws of the United States in the strict
sense Yet II seems clear that the Constitution
did moi contemplate distinction of that sort,
ana some authorities have held that had the
Supreme Court ever hecn called upon TO con-
sfrua The section OF the Constitution which we
hare quoted, it would inevitably have decided
fdat concurrent Resolutions" covered 10y the
phrase ''eyery order. resolution or vote 10 which
.1be concurrence of the Senate and the House Of
Representatives may be necessary The fact
that the fran1rrs ~ the Constitution named
single exception tends strongly 10 show that they
had in mind no other possible departure from
the rule n joint action with the Executive
Precedents exist. however. which classify the
Massage OF a constitutional amendment as n non
legislative act The assumption is made that
Congress can iegsslate only under conditions
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

tropical countries it temporarily disables such
large proportion of the population as mdCe-
rally to interfere with industry or almost
every kind For that reason, If for no other
the adoption of the most efficient means of
>uppressins the malady-making the breeding
Of mosquitoes impOssible-is exceedingly de
sirabIc. The nstituting of an investigation into
the feasibility of applying the proper remedy
and of increasing the value of properly ID
Manila at the same time is q heneiicent pun
lie service the credit for which Is evidently
d1lc To General James +. Smith. whose admin
iStration has ended within the last two months
Though there was not case OF cholera III
Manila during the first quarter OF the current
year the war on that particular plague Is Dy
no means over. 1t seldom appears IN the cuclc"
months of the year and ii prevailed to an Uh-
usual extent in the Philippines last summer
and fall. It probably contributed more largely
than anv other one disease 10 the large death
rate in Manila in 19OS-416 81 in every 1.00O resi-
dents Last years mortality from all causes
i'm that CITY has been exceeded Onls once in ten
years. and was in strong contrast with that ot
1901 when the death rate was only 31.19
Manila is now fortunate enough 10 have an eX-
ceIlent water supply an important factor in a
campaign against intestinal disorders Danger
is apparently not great from within as from
without Many Of the interior towns in the
Philippines. not very remote from the capital,
often suffer when Manila is practically free
from cholera and an invasion from those
sources is of frequent occurrence. How tn keep
the disease out when it Is out seems to he the
most important question to be answered
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
BAR HAR8oR ITEMS.
rRr Teiesrsph % The rrtbuas

lBy Telegraph TO The Tr1bunsl
Bar Harbor Ne. July 20.-In spite OF treiR
showers that threatened 20 mar the out-ot+s
festivities Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Clinton 5a1
gave their annual reception and fste tns ar
noon The handsome Italian garden OF the 's1s
was 10 have been the centre OF attraetion' ol' :
the last minute IT was necessary 20 hold usH
ception indoors several hundred guests N-
ticauy all Bar Harbor society we're pressn~ .
this reception IS annual event MUSIC VI
furnished throughout the afternoon and tne ea4'N
t. OF the broad grounds taxed al times
Mrs. Robert Able. OF New York. has annoa''N
a song recital. to be given by Max Heinrich q .
cottage. B-ookend. Friday afternoon Of this VssA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
VENEZUELAN DIPLOMAT HERE.
Augusta T PuIido Comes to Join Legation al
Washington as Secretary

Augusta F Pulido who was recently reappointed
by President Gomez rs secretary of the Venez-
uelan Legation at Washington, arrived here yes
terday on the Red ''D'' steamer Zuelia. Senor
Pulido served in the capacity and as charge
d'afaires at Washington for about twelve years.
but was removed by President Castro.
When diplomatic relations between the United
States and Venezuela renewed few months
ago. President Gomez sent GIL Borges secretary
TO Washington. intending to give Sehor PuIido a
similar office in Paris. II is understood that the
Importance OF the Iatters presence IN Washington
because of his wide experience there was urged
upon President Gomez by Venezuelan and Ameri-
friends. which resulted In his return to this
country.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SMOKE AND TUBERCULOSIS.

From The Dayton (Oho) Journal
Tuberculosis is not the only disease which makes
It's dread progress through smoke and CONSEQUENT
murk other diseases would be less frequent and
malignant IN the cities We're IL not for tine nm
healthy death pail that hangs In the atmosphere
laden with sorrow and disaster. In Dayton IL is
less felt. perhaps, than In many other cities hut
It. is perceptihe and demonstrabe even here Why
do people responsible for the conditions act as
II Is possible for them 10 act and prevent this
situation? In one century from the present time
II will he criminal to permit the waste material
from any business to vomit into the atmosphere
or surge into the streams and endanger the lives
and health OF citizens. Were 10 not possible ~ nre
vent this condition of affairs II would be depSor-
but IL Is criminal
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SANITATION IN MANILA.

In the report Of the Philippines health bu-
reaU for the first quarter Of 1909, which has
just come 10 hand, a new project for the inn
prOyement of sanitary conditions in Manila is
outlined A committee was appointed a few
months ago by the Governor General TO inquire
into the extent OF the swamps in that city and
of the land subject TO lnundation In the season
OF floods. An estimate Of the cost of draining
these districts of raising their level by filing
Is 10 be made by the committee, which has been
Instructed also 10 make recommendations for
financing the work, in il shall be under
taken Whether the necessary outlay should be
made by the property owners or by the city
government and whether in the second CON
tingency a special tax would be advisable are
questiors regarding which suggestions are in
vited Reinforced 10y the addition of two new
members the same committee is also 10 study
the problem OF securing better protection from
cholera.
One nf the benefits sure 10 result from drain
ug the swamps of Manila would be the pre-
vention 10 considerable degree of malaria
That disease rarely terminates fatally. but in
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SHORTER LINE-NEwPoRT TO NEW YoRs

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport. July 20.-George Henry Warren and
several other summer residents OF Newport are in
terestng themselves In a rapid transit scheme to
lessen the time taken for the trip between New
port and New York At present it is six or
seven hour trip between the two places via Wick
ford Wexford Junction.
Mr.. Warren by boarding the Shore Line train at
Kingston instead OF Wexford Junction on Monday
saved an hours time.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
sUFFRAGETTE FASTING RECORD.
Another Woman Discharged from Jail After
Isl Hours Without Food.

London. July 20.-The success Of several sufrra-
gettes in obtaining their release from prison yes
terday by carrying a hunger strike' has
caused all the sufrragettes in Holloway Jail TO
adopt this method for obtaining their freedom.
Miss Elsie Mackenzie was discharged from prison
to-day in a critical condition. having gone l5l
hours without tasting food
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
JosEPH cHAMsERLAlN sETTES

London. July 2O.-The condition OF Jos'E- - srs
berlain. who has been in poor health lo' ,-sus
past. continues 70 improve graduaIy' -,DsrIs
a statement issued By his son. Ausuh - -, 20 "
to-day King Edward paid long --,.rsag
Chamberlain at his London residence s''
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
arsp7lprk DAILY Gaib1aats.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81. 1909.

This newspaper is oCHed and published bv
The Tribune Association, Nelo York corpora
fion: Office dnd principal place Of business
Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau streef, Ae'o
York: Ogden Mills. presidest; Henry Vs.
Saekeff secretary; James H. Barrett. treasurer
The address Of the officers is the Office Of fhiS
newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
About People, and Social Incident,

Mass. where they have the Head pl,..
summer. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fulton &C % q,
also at Manchester. ss q,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
A ROYAL sETRoTHAL DENIED

London July 2o-The report published in the
Lisbon newspapers that King Manuel of Portugal
is to be betrothed to Princess Alexandra of Fife
is authoritativey denied here.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
FUNERAL OF DON CARLOS DELAYiS

Varese. Lombardy. July eo.-Arranseu'.. p-r
the funeral OF Don Carlos Of Bourbon. 80. - -
tender to the Spanish throne. who dieu a.u .
Sunday. have been delayed. as the peFH,.s ~ .
Emperor Francis Joseph 70 bury 'hs
Trieste has not been received.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
A AnusenentS.

AERIAL GARDENs-s 3o-A Gentleman from Missis-
sipp9
BRIGHTON BEACH PARKS -So--I'asns Fire"oIFs,
BR0ADNA NAY-S-T5--The Midnight sons
CCREE ISLAND Ibrcsu inland Luna PARK
EDEN MCSEE-Tfc World IN wax
y AMI s. audeFlt-e
FERAIO sOT-ART>-a -a:l5-si5-The Beauty Spot.
JARDIN DE PARIS-S: S:15--Fnllits Of l999
LYRfC-S-l5-The Motor Giri. -,s. .---,-si
PALISADES AMUSEMENT PAIik-ChiIdTent 00'
wFzBF1Fs's- -2.15-s:i5-rhe Climax.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

One consideration regarding the proposed Pan
ANA bond issue that is being much discussed Is
the possibility of avoiding depreciation of the
per cent bonds while putting forth further bonds
at a higher rate Of interest. There appears 10
be some idea of accomplishing this br higher
tax on circulation taken out on the bonds bear
ing the higher rate Of interest. Thus, for ex-
ample. if bonds are issued at 2is per cent cir
Culation them would pay tax Of ! per cent
while circulation on the present per cent bonds
pays tax of only Il per cent. The total income 10
the banks from either class Of securities would be
the same as from the other But the issuing of
bonds not available for circulation would be
surer way of maintaining the price Of the present
2 per cents The two classes Of bonds would
then not enter into competition with each other
as investments.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

To the policeman who permitted the ri1ng Of
the Sage gift to Central Park the rhododendrons
were only rubbish" He surpasses the man 10
whom the primrose by the rivers brim was only
a yellow primrose
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS
Among the passengers who will san
Europe are:

Among the passengers who VIII san
Europe are: or.
THE CAMPANIA. FOR LtV ,;.oss
w L Carson. Mr. and M
W. W Erwin. shaw yayial@
J. o. Hardie S,ra..,,,sr Mrs. ga, A ssssu.r!' Sr
d II. Oiivieri. MI anu -
T. F. TToeis Smith, berry .1roN.
THE ADRIATIC. FOR Sot tIhAs.-
J = g Alden Edmund I" a. Nartar
MIS- +. \ Benson. NtcoHtS I,f,s " =
T. NJ. Carnegie, MI ana
Mr. and Mrs ". V. b renee E TracN 80
Amrs. Genera u b
Mrs. ]. W. Biodgett. AdmlId4
Mrs T. A. Constable. T. = sf-s WIZ
q. Coburn Darling. Nj ana -
Mr. and Mrs Pardon Mil Res9- vrrt. -
Ter. Mrs u 7 s-,rr asr'
Travellers who arrived yssterosS
were; szsNst
THE KAISER WIIHEIM H. fr-....e
Miss Julia Cecilis Conkiin. " y = 4v-sdsL
Oasr1a- s,t1,,- y i1ua Fichnend Fssssatss
Mr. Schsri.. : Eranet. CHARLES b H'~'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
THE PEN sUPPLANTs THE RIFLE
Colonel Roosevelt Steps Shooting to Wni'-
Game Bag About Complies.

Naivasha. British East Africa, July H-loe-a
Roosevelt, whose party is hunting on the Sl-
shore OF Lake -c(atvasha from the ranch OF Cse-'
Richard AttenboroUSh, has done no shoolns -
last Thursday. but has remained at the camp -
ing. The party VIII arrive at Naivasha on Wealss
day. and after camping here for three DAYS =
so Nairobi- The expedition viii start fof ~ ~
province on August .. The members OF the w. ~
Welt party are now shooting only rare spe1--'
their collection having been completed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

The Kenya province. where the Rooss's' =,
pedition will go early next month lies SolH - -
River GwasO Nyiro and east Of the Nd'
Nasal preserve. The headquarters of tns ~ -.
at Fort Hall. the public road 70 Vn'H VI.s
was closed by the government officials tins T.. T.,
because the district was invaded BY rla'--r =.
lions. which have killed many OF the nat's- -,
country. especially toward the north AMI sA-s -,
not been thoroughly surveyed and IS HY
known. The climate is mild and tsrpera0 .-.
The population OF the parts Of kenya -. :.
already known is about Sss'0tH. ccnipLl'- ,,st
Kikuyu. the Nasal and the porohos- '" M. -
are mostly WarIike uomSts. and we're i'"7
ror and scOurSe of their neighbors.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Probably the objection to the cat and canary
cartoon which was not posted in Manhattan
was the licking its chops" detail. J. Sergeant
Cram taught it to do nothing so impolite.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Mr. Latham sitting high and dry on his air.
ship in the middle OF the British Channel, snok-
ing a cigarette while waiting for a boat to come
and take him ashore. did his best 10 emulate the
heroes of Jules Vernes "Trip TO the Moon who
when picked up in mldocean in their monster
rifle shell-were found TO be merrily playing dom
mos
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

The arrival at Amsterdam on Monday Of the
training ship Newport, of the New York De-
partment OF Education, was Of peculiar interest
In view OF the fact that she bears a special mes
sage of fealty and affection 20 Holland from
New York as a part of the Henry Hudson COM
memOration
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

II Don Jaime does set up in the pretender
business nine days after his fathers funeral, he
Will give fresh color to Napier's famous remark
that IN the case of the Spaniard II Is never safe
10 argue from his actions 10 his motives
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Mr. and Mrs. Amos HoIlingsworth. OF Boston.
have arrived Islip Long Island. to spend the
remainder of the summer with Schuyler L. Par
sons, Mrs. HolIingsworth was Miss Evelyn Par
sons before her marriage
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

While Professor Anderson is studying the Yale
athletes hearts he might also find out about the
Yale sand" that has made many of her teams
victorious.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Now President Taft insists, II reported Alright.
f,non the Dernocra tic policy ~ free materials
as en- bodied in the wilson tariff Of 1894 Thus the
world Philadelphia Record.
The policy OF free raw materials may have
been Democratic in 1894. But most Of the
Democrats IN Congress do not recognize IL as
Democratic now. They have been on the move.
too, only backward instead Of forward For the
Wilson Cleveland ideas OF 1894 they have sub
stituted the bellum ideas OF Robert J.
Walker.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Foote have left their
country place at MorrIstown, y. J.. for their camp
Upper Saranac Lake.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Loriiazd have gone to
southampton Long Island where they have taken
the Charles f. Miller cottage for the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
how's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. j. Cheney for the last IL years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and ri.
nancially able to carry out any obli.
cations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan a. Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipati)n. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
THE INVESTIGATE or RICH
sMUGcLERs HAS GONE FAR
MANY FEAR INDICTMENT
WOMAN STEWARD GAVE HINT
There is Rumor That When the
Federal Grand jury Meets This
Fall Action viii Be Taker--Topics
OF New York.

Nuw York. Sep d. Certain Sew
Nuik society women arc .hi,yring
in their sandals over mysterious
Zip tha, they may ho indicted loy
smuggling when tho federal raud
Jury meets this fan The pro-pcc.
Of being summoned from their homes
to stand a public uIu for real
crime. with the prosp,o oC % heavy
fine or impusoum"n, which would
take them a. once ont of thr social
register gracious, THAT'S 'ho way
counsel for one of th"m puts b. tie
mumatcd the women got DO, tip
from the federal buidmp. bu, would
no, diyu'go what official gave it ont
!. is known that 'an customs 600.
spcc,ors have made many sururs.
ing discoveries In o,arhluling the
luggage of society women There
have been, It is said q number ~
seizures without puhHri e.
\ woman steward in one of the
liners IS reported to have Told the
inspectors many Of their best clows
20 rich Ncw York women smugglcrs.
Il was I'm his way au inspector
learned a certain woman had put on
three $50 silk vests and also three
pairs OF 800 silk tights each thirty.
six inches long. before coming
ashore.
1T was a warm day for her. rc
marked one OF the inspectors after
n was all over.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
DIV
Eaules in Omaha.

Omaha Sept. THE covey OF
Jolly good fellows who have adopted
the national bird as their emblem IS
flying into the Nebraska metropolis
today 10 begin the national meeting
OF the Fratcmal order OF Eagles.
Omaha has bcdcckcd itself In many
colors i'm honor of the gay birds and
they win be given the tine of their
lives during the coming week. Aeries
Of the order in all parts of the coun
try are represented and every train
into the city brings additional dele
cations