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New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
RACING.

The New York racing season opened on Thurs
day at Belmont Park. and despite the new Agnew-
Hart law betting freely INDUCED in by the
made orally and this cut down the volume of the
speculation 10 a great extent King James won
the historic Metropolitan Handicap"
Il guess the limitation to oral betting the
heaviest handicap" commented Busy Man; but
the great sport ought to flourish without any gam
bling What has been going on in the field OF
LAHORE"
"A great strike of postal employees was begun in
Paris, United States Steel Corporation put into
effect at the National Tube Works in McKeesport,
Penn it's order for the aboshment of Sunday
work and a labor bureau opened in this
city by Jacob H. Schff and other phiIanthropsts
where laboring men may apply for work, and no
fee will be asked unless d Job is secured
Labor needs that kind Of assistance more than
it needs charity" asserted Busy Man. Have the
women been doing anything unusual to demon
strate their fitness for suffrage?"
We'll. not exacrly Intentionally" replied Con-
slant Reader. but the Georgia Daughters of the
Confederacy erected a monument at Anderson
vile in honor of the memory Of Henry Wirz.
keeper of the notorious prison there for Union
soldiers in the Civil War The man was hanged in
1865. having been convicted by military tribunal
of murder in violation of the laws of The
murdered were his helpless prisoners"
''Hoorayr' exclaimed Busy Man why don't
the Daughters oil somebody Other erect mon
ument for John Wilkes Booth next2"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
MR.. ROOSEVELT.

He shot two giraffes. and also bull rhinoceros
that was charging him. Dropped the fierce brute
dead with one bali, it reported. Waited till
the .rhino had come within fifteen PAGES before he
fired"
TEDDY always did have his nerve with him.
unused Busy Man Did the jury trying Peter {.
Hams for killing William f. Annis fall for the
insanity pea?"
They surprised most people by returning ver-
dict of rnanslaughter in the first degree This
ries with II term Of from TO twenty years
Imprisonment, in the discretion of the Court. Sen
tence is expected Monday. A trial may be
asked for.::
The jury proved it's own sanity, anyway" COM
mented Busy Man. Did the kidnappers of little
Willie whitla GO; theirs?''
THE Mercer County CPenn) Court sentenced
James Boyle TO life Imprisonment for that crime.
and Mrs. Boyle, his accomplce to twenty-five
years, with a fine of 5000 and the costs of the
prosecution
Mighty heavy punishment. don't you think"
asked Busy Man, seeing how kindly they treated
the boy when they mad him hidden?"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

These scientists are certainly the most optimistic
people in the worldr' exclaimed Busy Man. Il
wonder if they ever entertain doubts, ike other
menT'
explorer" retorted Constant Reader. "A report
was published last week-it may have been un-
founded-that he had tried to commit suicide
II wouldn't blame him." replied Busy Man. for
he failed get Of our American girls for his
bride. Any more so-called international alli-
ances?'
Miss Nora Iselin daughter of G. Oliver Iselin,
and Count Ferdinand CoIoredo- Nannsfeld of
Rome. were married last week in this city and so
Mrs. Miriam Miller. FIske, widow of Robert
T P. Ffske, and Count Lionel dc Montesquiou-
Fezensac of Paris"
ANY important people dle?' asked Busy Man.
Bishop Charles b. Galloway president Of the
board OF education Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. died at Jackson, Miss. The Rev
Lawrence J. Vaughan, clergyman and playwright.
died at Dubuque, Iowa. He wrote Prince Carl.'
'Disowned' and other plays. Friedrich Won H0i-
stein, who for thirty years had been connected
with the German Foreign Office and had acted as
adviser of four chanceors, died in Berlin city
Magistrate James J. Walsh died in this city tA-
Judge William l. Penield, formerly solicitor OF
our Department of State and authority on in
ternational law. died in Washington. Mrs. Augusta
Wilson. author of St Elmo. Infelice''
'Beulah' and other novels died in Mobile, Ala; and
John H Sanderson. contractor for furnishing the
Capitol at Harrisburg. Penn. died In this city
while under heavy bail pending sentence on
charge of conspiracy defraud the State Of Penn
sylvania out of a sum estimated at between one
million and five million dollars.
That makes the fifth fatality connected with
that scandal Il l remember Alright" said Busy
Man some died while the tfal was pending and
one went insane. Easy money often makes uneasy
beds Anything about Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

equal in size his, bet local critics declared th
she looked better than she acted Mr. Goodwin prs
sented Broadhurst's play The Easterher'' whlts
IS pronounced weak and meIodramatic. aRordirs
the comedian few opportunities. Goodwin got
great reception here. where he is popular. .--
Testimony before the steamboat inspectors han
showed clearly that the suicide Of Captain Robinss
Of the Pacific Mail steamer Indiana. near Mazss.
lena Bay. caused by a dread OF an investEs-
tion OF his conduct prior 10 the wreck The ssE
dence reveals that he had no whistles blown a.
though the fog was dense and that ne took 10
soundings. Either precaution would have prevented
the vessel from going ashore. il is said The czg-
tain admitted 10 OF his officers that he dreaded
meeting the general manager Of the company.
Fourteen thousand acres Of fine grain in the san
Joaquin Valley has been covered by foods, tas
result Of breaks in the Isvees near Stockton Ths
loss IS the heaviest ever known in this negE5or-
hood. although II may be possible 70 save part q
the grain BY draining of the water
seventy-,vo loaded freight cars we're hauled over
the summit OF the Sierra Nevadas this week n
single train. pulled by six monster locomotives
Fifty OF the cars we're loaded with oranges Ths
making Up of long trains especially Of fruit great
ly reduces expenses OF transportation
About $4,000 in gold has been taken from tie
month This is the richest strike IN California II
several years. All this gold has been taken from
the gO-foot tunnel and has been extracted by ten
men. The manag gers OF the mine say they have ora
worth $4,000 in sight
Joseph II. Burke. a pioneer settler ot Les
Angeles died this week. He moved from San An
tonic Tex 70 Los Angeles when the latter ciU
had only 10 American residents He bought The
corner OF 1st and Main streets for S95 ard sold
for $500
The United States government and the poE@
companies using the waters Of Lake Tahos hsTs
come 20 an agreement 10 construct a large conerea
dam at the outlet OF the lake this summer ms
government Is mainly interested in looking OUT tH
the Truckee-CarsOn irrigation project. the vata
being taken from the Truckee and Carson rVss
10 irrigate the desert Nevada lands What s1sa
the dam will have on the level OF the lake . u
certain In previous years the old dam raised Us
level OF the lake TO cause much damage
summer resorts
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
STUDY FOR wEsrcHEsTER PAeEASr.

Retween the conference OF civic CLUBS - n--sus
the Hotel Gramatan. Lawrence ParA' -, ,ss
ON Friday. and the study of historicaI 0 !. ,ss
Tr,nis bv the women who are to take part y (,
westchester historical pageant 10 be hslu =.
end of the month. there has been aiS'--s. -sssty
teIlectIaI atmosphere about the hotel ,.sa -. p
Among the guests registered at the -v-4ussa
the last few days were Mr.. and MIS-. -, Nssa;s
Pie-ee Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Z Jones' .,,su,gas
Grant Sartoris. Mrs. J. F. Paul .a, MlS Crsak
Rogers. Fletcher Rogers. Miss MaIsa,o. ,S-,l, ssI
i1os.,t Nevins Mr.. and Mrs. W. " NagA
F. II. Dunham. OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
AMBITIOUS DREAMS.

at was announced that Professor Henry c. Clay
ton, neteorologist until recently connected with
the government observatory Blue Hill, would
like 10 attempt balloon voyage from Boston to
Europe believing that it could easily be done in
three or four days by taking advantage Of
upper air current, which he declares flows east
ward constantly at a height OF two miles
above the earth. II. Gernsback. editor OF cleo
trical magazine. announced his belief that Il all
the wireless telegraph stations earth should be
connected. that all would send mighty
wave impulse at the same moment. a message
might be projected as far as Mars: and Alfred H
Harrison. Arctic explorer, proposed 10 camp
on an ice foe near the mouth OF the Mackenzie
River. and surrounded by provisions sufficient TO
last three years, await results. He feels sure he
would drift right the centre of the Arctic
Ocean, locate the North Pole and bring up on the
OF Spitzbergen."
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
MANY VISITORS AT GARDEN cFI1'

Golf and automobile talk is heard ~ ,s-..s q
proportions IN the lobby ana slOns ..,.5 urssEaa
the Gafofn ga, tns @ roads into good condition. thsrs
rTsat increase in the number OF . auson,' r.gs-
among the guests OF the hotel Among ~ ~ 1os
tered in the last few days were Mr. anu ,I--lL n
+ Borne Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l. ~. 9. :.
and Mrs. Eben Knowlton. jr.. Mr. snu "a Nrk
E4ungerford, Miss Carolyn Trinpe' " ". r.sssna
B. K Stevens Gilman p Iinany, ~ Ma q. =
chomelev-Jones. Miss Jeannstte Glider. :, y 80
6,sr rrrs,.'l and Mr.. and Mrs, Charles C clasN
York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

ought to be remedied. I think the total fifty
five"
us that aH?" exclaimed Busy Man How have
the corporations been getting along?'
THE CORPORATIONS.
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the de-
cision of the lower courts that the American To-
bacco Company does not conduct its business in an
illegal manner. The New York Central Railroad
Company paid over 10 tho United States Circuit
Court SS5.OO0 IN fines for giving freight rebates,
and Governor Hughes signed the Waddel bill.
which WILL II is hoped. result in a prompt deter
rnination by the highest court in the state Of a
rule by which franchise valuations should be fixed.
Over 100000 OF special franchise taxes await col
lection"
Hope 1 may live Til they're collected" srunted
Busy Man. What's been doiRg in Turkey?'
The new Sultan formally installed. and
some preeedents of long standing were broken.
For the first time Christians were allowed to wit
the ceremony. and for the first time in four
hundred years, II is said, with blue eyes
and shaven chin became head OF the Ottoman EN-
pire. The Sultan of Turkey is not crowned. He is
girt with the ancient sword Of Osman, founder of
the empire. and when he raises the weapon on high
that signifies his assumption OF authority. Osman's
scimitar is regarded with deep veneration. and has
been guarded in mosque of its own for centuries"
The sword OF Damocles seems 10 have a more
or less permanent engagement around the Yildz
Kiosk. also" murmured Busy Man. Did the
Wright brothers get hack from Europe?
Il should say they 6!d'' replied Constant Reader.
'and were received IN manner which contrasted
striklngy with their first departure from their
native land. after vainly seeking encouragement
from government and private interests. In Europe
they were welcomed and helped. and there they
demonstrated impressiyely the practicability of
ther device and enrolled themselves permanently
on the scroll OF fame the first 10 fly with
heavier-than-sir machine driven by a motor"
Their aeropane may be all right for war or
sport" grumbled Busy Man, but it's all up in
cuI
Still, like these with high ideals Anything
more in that liner
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
Though
New President of Harvard Assumes Duties, lhou9h
Formal Installation Comes Next Fall.

charged with debate, when pros bid fair 10 neI'
into cons II is Lowell to the rescue His SUM
ming up is like cool shower in the doS days
This adeptness at the difficult and exclusive art
Of charmanship, which will serve him in good
stead as presiding officer of the corporation OF
the board OF overseers and Of the various facul-
ties and executive councils of the university was
lately called plas for the benefit of the city
NJ T3oston of v-i..ch he is a citizen. chairman
of a committee OF business men Professor LoWell
devoted many hours and much careful individual
study 10 the new charter proposed by the Boston
Finance Commission. Soon after the charter Dill
was introduced in the Legislature the Boston Mer-
chants Association and the Boston Chamber OF
Commerce. the two leading commercial organiza-
tions Of the CITY, appointed joint committee to de-
termina what attitude the business interests should
take. At its first meeting this committee OF ten
merchants wholesalers and lawyers unanimously
voted TO request Professor Lowell. though he was
not a member of either body, to serve as chair
man. This he willingly did.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

His innocence in this case Of the probable pres
ence of newspaper men was characteristic HIS
tastes are simple and few. His college courses.
his law work the conduct OF his various trustee
ships IN public institutions. his studies and books.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

his interest in a few public matters like the Bos-
ton charter. are hi daily life Society other hah
tba academic and practical does not appeal TO
him member OF the St Botolph and Tavern, he
seldom visits q club lie entertains much at his
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Public Sentiment against the Graft
Prosecution.
[Rr rsIerrarh . rhe rribun..I ]

San Francisco May 15.-The failure of jury this
week 10 convict Luther Brown, chief detective OF
the United Railroads OF kidnapping Fremont
Older editor of The Evening Bulletin shows a
strong public feeling against the graft prosecution
There was no question of fact that Brown did at
tempt TO rush Older down Los Angeles for trial
there on a charge of criminal libel. The editor was
rescued at Santa Barbara. The jury. after being
out nineteen hours acquitted Brown
The Japanese training squadron sailed early this
week for northern ports. after ten days of hospi-
taty in San Francisco. The reception given TO
the Japanese admiral and his men was gratifying
10 them coming as IL did soon after sensational
reports OF bitter ant-Japanese sentiment in San
Francisco and throughout California. This recep-
ton furnished the best answer TO the exaggerated
reports sent out from this country to the London
newspapers.
Lieutenant Gordon A. Dennis. recently discharged
from the goth Infantry at Monterey for annoying
women while intoxicated. spent one night in a
police station here. having applied for aid Dennis
was a coed soldier in the Philippines and gained
medals for bravery He was one of forty whom
General Funston led when he captured Aguinaldo>
Seveu r. Bogart a well known hardware mer-
chant. died from heart disease while hurrying TO
catch a train this week He had been manager OF
the hardware department of Britain & Co OF late
exchange of the Hotel Regent in Sutter street
between Powell and Mason. for property on the
southwest corner of Van Ness avenue and Pine
street and the northwest corner of Post and Steiner
streets
Another French restaurant well known to old San
Franciscans will soon be installed in new quarters
This is the Bay State carried on In Stockton street
for many years by Max Adler. He has leased a
new, Ave story building in Farrell street between
Powell and Mason streets upon which work was
begun this week.
The Grand Hotel, at Taylor and Turk streets. has
heen leased bv Kirk Harris and Perley A. Young,
and will be run in connection with the Hotel
Hamlin The Grand finely finished by Andrew
NJ wilson the owner. who has now retired from
active business.
Nat Goodwin appeared here this week Will
Edna Goodrich for the first time since his recent
marriage On the bills her name appears In letters
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

Nat Goodwin appeared here this week Will
x-da Goodrich for the first time since his recent
marriage On the bills her name appears in letters
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

Joseph H. Burke. a pioneer settler ot Les
Angeles died this week. He moved from San An
tonic Tex. 70 Los Angeles when the latter ciT
had only 10 American residents. He bought the
corner OF 1st and Main streets for S95 ard sold i
for 500
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

ought TO be remeded- think the total was fifty
five"
Us that ALP exclaimed Busy Man How have
the corporations been getting along?'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

The Grand Hotel. Taylor and Turk streets has
been leased by Kirk Harris and Perley A. Young
and will be run in connection with the Hotel
Hamlin The Grand finely finished by Andrew
NJ wilson the owner. who has now retired from
active business.
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9sraiiScnt bilft @aiicu.

Sltnoerten bon @aiien ipurOe
ourd BEN @raiioenten oes .sSSnou-
trial anb Orphans Some" bon Mto-
con, So, sebolfen, iDelber idreibi !:
u8ir brouden electric gitters in
oieieln ssSnititut ieit 8 Sabren. Sc
5eigte iid ols cine auBeroroentl16e
Meoi5in fir Magen, 2eber uno Saie-
rel-2eioen. 8ir balten es fir aille
Der beiten Samilien=Meoiainen Der
8elt." IS belebt bie 2ebensorga-
nen. reinigt oas 8lut, bilft Ser Ser
oauung, erreet slppetit. Tim oiilule,
bleide idfpade ainoer ooer berun-
tergefommene 8erionen gu ftarfen
uno ipieoer auf5u6aueu, eibt es nihts
aebnlides. Das 8eIte fir Srauell-
leioen. Sur 50 cts. bei alien Drug
giiten.
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9tuSlieferllngspertrog nit &ollouros
ratifi5iert. SSebt miro es 9entcll,
Die bier in ben Ser. Staoten Ser
brehen bega1gen boben, au6 tibt
nlebr noglib iein, III @onouras 3u-
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oos lebte slipl aellollunelt.
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lpnrtliher sSirmen oen Sillterbliebe=
nen $3.50 per aopf be3ablen Die
meitere Strofperfolgltng llnterbleiben
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unb brei &iroer bei Dem SSeuer per-
for, erbalt oarnab $4,000. GieIe
alagen idpebe1l oud no6 in a1loerer
ge3iebtng eegen 8erionen, Die oil
Dem Sbeoter inoipionen intereIiiert
paren.
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bat ieinen sSsabresberibt iiber oie
slrbeit oes gunoesforltoienites mah-
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nuroen Dem gunoesforiter 3ur @er=
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Der 8ulfan 2aenas I'M iiiotpeitficben
Jeile Der Sniel 2u5on pIoBlih
anfange groBe Maiien bon beiBern
Waiier alts5uiperfat.
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Ser 0iitglieoer oes Staatsperbanoes
Ser @onfiers itatteefiilben uno bat
iid no6 eilter lebboften Debate
nit 27 gegen 16 Stilumen fir Elm
@eieb altseeiprodell ourb bos oie
8onf=9epoiiteil garantiert merhen.
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ausgelpro6en.
Die giienbabnfonmiiiiom bat
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gen Die 90. 6. & &. 8abn mege,,
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gen.
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@alter graoforo, Der in elmer
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bern i'll Die Wfaihinerie unb nrlroe
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Company in Souiton angeitellt mar,
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GrpmlucQts &pnf.n

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9uiiells, nabe Jreltnoe Gromipell's $,
in oeren 5amilie Die teure sieliaule
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Siilfe perIanat.

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Wonn un0 Srau, obne ainoer. Gie
Srau Inn fir cine fleine SolniIie
5u fohen, 81 mol6en, 5u biigeIn mo
Die allgemeine Sousarbeit 81 be-
Ioreen. Ser Wlann, Inn oos 8ieb
5u beiorgen uno auf Ser @emiiie-
Sorn 5u orbeiten. @fiiiien fabig rn6
erfobren iein. @utes uno permo-
nentes Sein fir 0ie ri6tigen 2eute.
@eiunoe @egeno = &iiltenoiItrift.
Sdreibt on
q. q. 9(rnolb G. Sum,
GortIono, Seros.