New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
THE TALK OF.THE DAY.

Judge Mayer Sulzberger. Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Philadelphia, who has declined the
ar1bassadorship TO Turkey. pronered MIN oy res
ident Taft was elected in 1894. Previous to that
time lie had gained wide prominence as lawyer
and has added 10 his reputation since then by
his work as a scholar and jurist He is versa
tile linguist and has a wide knowledge OF oriental
history and customs His private library Is one
Of the largest In Philadelphia. and contains many
rare works IN the Semitic languages. as well as
n choice collection Of English literature
Madame-What do YOU mean by coming home az
NJ monseIIr@I 1 ash shure YOU m'dear iss not
trGts rated Bits ~
Chicagos policemen 400 in number-have
been asked by chief Shippy to contribute 80
cents each to # fund to aid the widow of man
killed by q patroIman. The police are responding
promptly to the appeal. The victim OF the police
mans bullet got into range the officer was
trying to bring down a fleeing burglar. As there
* no public fund from which to pay damages to
the dead mans family. Chief Shippy has decided
that the police ought TO do what they can for
the relief of the widow. His men evidently agree
with him
Bigss-rhet fellow oliver Is inclined to be some
DigRs-Conirary, say. u he mad TWO ideas in his
News
In letter TO the Hamburger Nachrichten' the
prese Mt season at Monte Carlo described as the
greatest in the history Of the delightful resort p"
There were never many English and American
guests the place and the presence Of milonaires
is especially notable The OF the fortunes Of
those who at Monte Carlo when the letter
was written was estimated at 500 600 marks. and
among those who were named as conspicuous in
the millionaire group were the Dukes Of Portland
and Westminster Sir John Miller. ". X Wander
bit w. *. Vanderbilt jr., /. Perpont Morgan.
Edward Henri. Maurice and Lionel de Rothschnd
Mr.. Goldschmidt- and the Countess
SzcCheuyi. The correspondent adds. Never I'm
the history of the place have there been many
beautiful private yachts in the port"
Aren't you interested In change for inaugura-
Tot 91 all am committed to the osnaidasy
ton is oyer..-W ashington star
Spend 5000 a year more. and thus $500
is the argument Of Maryland in asking Congress
additional United States district Judge 10
aid Judge Thomas J. Morris Geing over seventy
years Of age and having rorpScd out three dec
AIDES upon the federal beuCh Judge Morris Is
now eligible for retirement, and has the right 10
retire any time at the full salary Of 5000 II
he to retire he would draw his pay Of sSO0O
annually, and the government would have 10 an
point successor at the same salary. SO that both
Judge Morris and his successor would he receiving
the fun salary Of the position at the same time
II additional judge Is provided. Judge Morris
will retire
DO YOU consider college training an ad-
vantage"
''Jnhe tatlngl, yes. At the same time of
our best ballplayers have learned the game
back lots. Louisville Courier-Journal
The Bishop OF London, in address. spoke
Of a growing tendency to keep clersynen out Of
the sick room He had consulted some OF the lead
ing physicians in London, he said. and they agreed
that they had never traced the slightest harm to
the spiritual attentions Of the earnest. tactful
minister 1t was. said the Bishop. their duty to
make a protest against the sick being debarred
from the comfort of spiritual mtnstra tons After
all" added the Bishop, lit Is only certain class
al doctors who resp ,nsihle for the attempt
to keep the clergy Among the best and high
est Of the medical profession devoted
churchmeH, ana they, together with the whole
Church, against shutting the door OF the sick
room the clergy"
Love makes the world so round" quoted the
Wise Guy.
Il suppose that accounts the that so
many girls gddy," added the Simple Mug
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