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New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
THE OFFENCE.

The Stock Exchange in Furnishing by
permanent expulsion second firm for
its part in the Hooking pool unfortu-
nately does not define the exact offence
which is penalized. 1t is nowhere made
clear that the reckless and unbusfneSS-
like dealing for which the firm stands
condemned is manipulation Of prices;
indeed. in one place in the report of the
governing committee the firm is charged
with undertaking "a task beyond their
means resulting in their failure" That
sentence lends itself to the construction
that the Hooking pool manipulation
would. in the opinion of the exchange,
have been entirely proper had the par
tiCipants in it possessed sufficient re-
sources TO carry out their plans or SUIT
ficient judgment not to attempt 10 force
the price too high In other words. that
sentence might be interpreted to signify
that the exchange is doing only what
its critics have charged it with doing
namely. furnishing not manipulation but
failure at manipulation.
The course of the governing commit
tee in regard 10 the Hooking pool is
peculiarly difficult, if newspaper reports
which have never been denied are true
and if the committee had its attention
called TO the pools operations before its
failure and then gave them its approval
1t is hard 20 punish the real offence Of
the pool after once pronouncinS its
members not guilty OF that offence. But
the exchange ought 10 make 1t clear that
If has set its face sternly against manip-
ulation. not merely unsuccessful manip-
ulation
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
From The TrIonne Rursau !


Washington. Feb 24-The Vice-Presidsns
and Mrs. Sherman were entertained AZ
dinner tonight by Representative and
Mrs John w Dwight Invited 20 meet
them were the Postmaster General. tbs
German Ambassador and Countess Won
Eernstorff. Representative and Mrs Lou
den. Mr.. and Mrs Truman ~. Newberry
MIR and Mrs Edison Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee and Miss Katherine Cameron
Mrs John r. Henderson will entertain
guests on Monday night, when classic
dances will be the feature Of the evening
A number of persons prominent in diDlo-
matte and social circles are reheaFsing fn-
historical tableaus. 70 be given under ths
direction Of Mrs. Barney IN Colonial Han
on the afternoon and evening OF April S 70
1aise a fund for the House OF Mercy. The
subjects will depict various events in
American history. beginning with IN,
voyage from Spain.
One OF the most novel entertainmenrs
given here this year was the paper chase.
which began at Senator Newlands subur-
han home this afternoon, with the Ser
ator's niece. Miss Marion Wise. as one "
the leaders The company followed the
difficult trail on foot, through intricate
paths and over fields and through forest,
for several miles In the company wers
Mitchell Innes. British counsellor; Count
Ugglass. Spanish military attache. Miss
Perkins. Miss Sophy Johnston, Miss Noyss
and Henri Martin, Swiss secretary
Miss Mary Patten entertained Cardinal
Gibbons at dinner tonight Her other
guests were the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. MacVeagh. the Austrian Arbasss-
dor and Baroness HengelmulIer. the Dam
ish Minister and Countess Moltke. Senator
and Mrs. Depew. Senator and Mrs Aldrich.
Representative Hamilton Fish. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Beekmaa
winthrop. Colonel and Mrs. McCawley and
Mrs Richard Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
ENTERTAINING MR.. FAIRBANKS.
Both Senators and Deputies to Honor
the Ex-Vice- President.

Paris. Feb 2-CharIes W. Fairbanks '"'
remain in this city until Monday, Wheh ~
will go to London. \ number OF tuncuo"S
in his honor have been arranged Inv
former Vice President OF the United ota'1s
has accepted invitations to visit The Fre''A
Senate and Chamber Of Deputies. the pf's'
dents of the two houses arranging "
formal receptions at which he |lh iH,e-
the prominent members. Mr.. FalrVaN.
declined To make any comment upon ~
political situation in the United states y.
10 discuss further the unpleasant ineioe'-
in Rome.
My greatest regret. he sid. IS ti@s
there was any publicity in connection VIZ
that incident An audience with the fosN
requested because my Catholic frieN1'
at home wished me to see him and oees.11'
1 desired TO pay my respects 10 an llS'its-
ton which is doing so much good ~ "e
country; but when the Vatican asked NV
10 cancel a previous engagement OF
forego the audience. as an American
assumes the right TO deliver a puoLe az
dress before any honorable body "i"'''
pleases him could not hesitate.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

fore be deprived of his most precious right
Of citizenship. The object of the bin is to
coerce subordinates-the head of depart
ment tthe appointve power) is not af
fected. This bill places I'm the hands of
any party which. for the time being, may
hold the reins of power in a municipality
a weapon 10 prevent subordinate employees
from exercising those political rights guar
anteed by the Constitution OF the United
States.
II is especially noticeable that complain
ing taxpayer need not have personal knowl-
edge Of the so-called offence. but may
upon information and BELIEF proceed
against the Civil Service employe whose POI
litical preference. expressed in a club or at
any public meeting. NAV not be in accord
anoe with that of the head of his depart
ment
JAMES CLANCY,
WILLIAM ". NEWTON.
MICHAEL CASSIDY.
Committee Amsterdam Club.
New TnrS
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

The students Of Glasgow evidently
think that the affairs of their university
should have precedence over those OF
the United Kingdom, and that their lord
rector should esteem his Office above
Parliamentary place or prospective Cab
met PORTFOLIO; wherefore they practi-
cally compel the resignation of one Of
the ablest statesmen and scholars of his
day. It will be interesting to see if they
now do what came near being done be-
fore and elect Mr.. Lloyd-George in Lord
CurzOns place.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER RETURNS
Back from the South in Exceusn'
Health-Mrs. Rockefeller Not LII.

John d. Rockefeller. who has spent
last few weeks in the South. returned "
tsrday To his home. No. West Sith s''0'
in excellent health. There was iUins
that Mrs Rockefeller, who had renlaiheu =
New York during her husbands aOse"s
was III. bat il was learned that she
well and that her physical condition
not a cause of anxiety 10 her family =,
The report that Mr. Rockefeller W.
attend a meeting of the Standard oii -
pany. No. 20 Broadway. yesterday 49, 80.
noon was denied by representative VI
company. who also said that MI hooA
feiler would De disinclined TO say any 'ns
publicly about business matters WINS
standard Oil case was pending II
United States Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

IBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune-l
Newport. Feb 24-Mr and Mrs Leonafa
Thomas are expected To arrive for the sea
son early in April
Mrs. William E Carter. who IS at pfss
eut abroad, is expected before long 10 ~
range for Improvements 10 be MADE ="
Quatrefoil.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard c. CUshing law
bsgun improvements on their cottage
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
THE ONLY QUESTION.

From The Bnghamton Republican.
Reports from Albany indicate that Allds.s
attorneys are planning 10 beclOud the Situa-
ton as much they can by showing how
bad some other men have been That is
not what is before the House The
only question TO be decided at this time is
did Jotham F. Aids take the 81 600 that
felt good
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Many "meanest'' men have been branded
lately, but one New Jersey citizen who
takes first prize in that class was discov-
cred last week. This heartless individual
had been on unfriendly terms with his wife
for a week because she had contracted with
a dentist to repair her teeth. The job was
partly finished, nearly every one OF the
woman's teeth having been extracted TO
make room for plate. Her husband, 10
vent his spleen, purchased for her use only
the stalest bread the baker had in his
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
ON GETTING A CIVIL ANSWER

From The Hartford Courant.
F. Hopknson Smith talking TO the
Southern Society the other night COM
palned of New Yorks bad manners I'VE
live in the most insolent city in the world =
he said. We can't get GScAnt answer
from car conductor or ID po.A~ enan." A
not uncommon complaint, this. and one
that always surprises persons whose ex-
perience has taught them that courteous
inquiry rarely fails to bring like re-
sponse- The man who created the charm
ing and hospitsble Colonel Carter cannot
be ignorant OF the way TO get civil an
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
Nfu,,11ork Gributte.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY -, i'i"'

This newspaper IS o'rHcd dnd puo-
T,xbed by The Tribune association. Il
Se,c York corporation; office ond p''n-
cyngI place Of business. Tribune Build
ing. No. ia Nassau street, Aep fofF;
OGDEN Mills. president; Ogden H. Reid,
socrcfd-y: James III. Barrett. treasurer
The address o. the officers IS the ONCE
Of This newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
BRYAN AND COOK UP HIGH.
Perennial Candidate and Arctic Ex-
plorer' in the Andes.

Andes, Chill. Feb. 24,-Wiiiiam j. Bryan.
Mrs BRYAN and their daughter arrived
here to-day from Santiago and crossed the
mountains on their way TO BuenoS ANres
DR. Frederick A. Cook fnd his wife also
arrived here to-day from Santiago They
will remain here until Sunday. when they
NAV proceed across the mountains 10
EuenOs Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mayor Gaynor's sharp language about
footing the city. which he applies to
the unnecessary Catskill land appraisers
Just dismissed, Is fully justified. The use
of that patronage to build up political
machine ali over the state is the worst
thing that has been revealed about the
st administration.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Aeroplanes, it Is suggested. viii Do
used for smuggling Probably it is as
precaution against possible aerial
Illicit entry that Congress keeps so
many custom houses open to which the
ordinary vehicles OF land and water COM
merce never come.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
YES, THE WORLD DO MOVE"

From The Rochester Union and Advertiser.
The Direct Primary Commission would
Ike to continue the old town meeting meth
DDS. where citizens met and chose their
officers, 1t does not recognize that men In
those days were free to act without dan
ger of persecution. 1t Is different in these
days Of boss rule,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25


10 tell your kid
What virtues did
Adorn you when lad.
How You did Shun
His tricks and fun,
And higher did aspire
He'll think like this
Dad was a Bis,
Or else he's a darned mar
Cleveland Leader.
DR. Matthew D. Mann, OF Buffalo, one OF
the physicians who attended President Nc
kinley after he shot at the Pan
American Exposition in 1901, in an address
recently alta cked graft in his profession.
He openly charged his medical brethren
with receiving ''rake-offs' on fees for OPP
eratjons THE business OF cutting up peo-
pie appears to be more profitable than
doctoring them sometimes The state
merit bv Dr.. Mann. says The BuHalo
News" .'should receive general attention
It is everybodys business.
"Whv can't they base. grand opera
upon an American theme?'
I'VE have no peasantry TO introduce as
Ring In a chorus of Ultimate consum-
ers'-LouisviIle Courier-Journal
Toneka Kan. has established "traf
fc SQUAD OF two policemen TO keep the
denizens Of that town from being run over
at the busy street intersections. Calling
two men q squad is much like ex-Chancel-
Tor Shows story OF the Lawrence mob says
ssThe Kansas City Journal. which adds:
'In the old days at Lawrence there vas
streetcar system. Two men were en-
ployed on the line, whose duties were all the
way from superintendent to car sweepeIs.
These two men ran the cars and were
complaining because they thought their pay
checks too small. So one day when Snow
was on car he asked one of the men why
thew cid not strike in order to have their
wages increased. Strike? Strike sno,ted
this man Two Of ua stril,d? Now. wouldn't
we make fine mob charging down Main
street? "
.To|,nny can YOU tell us why Washing
ton is called the Father Of his Country?
Cause he walked the floor good many
nights when 1t was Suil young guess -
Chicago Record Herald.
At the Cologne carnival the float which
attracted the most attention was entitled
1.-The Great Discovery 1t showed a globe
on the top OF which sat clown holding
fast 10 a protruding pole. All around was
ice. and polar bears stood on guard. That
was the funny part" writes who
witnessed the show, but there was a seri-
Gus end also This was represented by a
fur-clad man waving the American flag and
a placard on which we could decipher only
the word .Peary.' The musicians who pre-
ceded this serio-c comic piece were dressed
as polar bears
Stepping into large bookshop in Suat-
ford -ou-Avon ore morning, l inquired OF
the saleswoman, Have you copy OF
PepyS's Diary ?"
instantly came the reply;
Our supply OF diaries has not Yet been
received - -iDyircott'S
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
KNOX NOT GOING TO BERLIN.

Washington, Feb a.-Because OF previ-
Gus arrangements for the summer. Secre-
tary Knox to-day compelled to de-
cline an invitation to be present at the
opening of the American Exposition In
Berlin and make an address on July 4
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

The simultaneous crossing of the
Andes by William j. Bryan and DR..
Frederick A. Cook suggests the proba-
bility of disturbed conditions in the
higher air currents.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Perhaps one result Of the proposed ex-
change of professors between Denmark
and America will be that the learned
Danes will become less easy to be taken
IN by American adventures.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Dinners were given LAST evening by Mrs.
John B. Trevor at her house. in East 18th
street: by Mrs Harry 5. Lehr at her houss.
in West 56th street: by Mrs. J. Fred Pier
son and by Miss Harriet RObo- Miss
Robb's dinner was for Miss Katharine G.
Harris. the debutante daughter OF Mira.
Brady Harris
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
PEOPLE AMI Social lnc1denfs

formally at home this afternoon at tbs
Chinese Legation.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mr. and Mrs Samuel r. BerJror and
Miss Elizabeth BertrOn sailed for hurope
Yesterday 10 spend several weeks
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

MAGISTRATE Frederic kernochan and MIS-
Kernochan. who were married IN NsN
York a few weeks ago. have arrived a.
Miami Fla
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mrs William Rhinelander gave lunch,
con yesterday at her house. in West 4sta
street. for Miss Virginia l. Hunt, and Mrs.
Louis I. Hoyt gave a similar entertain
ment for the Misses Deering, at her home,
on Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mr. and Mrs w Earl Dodge nave guns
10 Palm Beach Fla, where they VIII i'
main until Easter.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
THE PUBLIC LIKES TO BE DONE"

From The Philadelphia Inuirer
IL Aldrich could save the country 5000 =
000.000 year fear he couldn't he
elected dictator on a popular vote
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mr. and Mrs r Livingston Beeckman
have returned from their trip 10 Queoec-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

The sewing class which works for the
Nursery and ChiId's Hospital Will meet
this morning at tin. home OF Mrs. William
Barbour. in West sd street.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
FAD EITHER WAY.

A worse mistake
You cannot make
Than this, 0 Mr.. Dad
TO tell your kid
What virtues did
Adorn you when a lad.
How You did Shun
His tricks and fun,
And higher did aspire
He'll think like this
Dad was a sis,
Or else he's darned liar"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Mrs W E.mlen Roosevelt. Mrs Lewis
Cass Iedyard. Mrs. Dallas Baehe Pratt
Mrs. Frederick T Van Beuren. 1r and MIS-
Richard irwin are among the patronesses OF
a reading of Naereriinck's poem Peiieas
et MeIisande" BY Vincent de Wie-Zoieh az
No West 58th street this afternoon. Ihs 3
entertainment is for the benefit or the open
air class for tUbercuiar crippled children
maintained by Miss Spence's School So
cietv The music By Dubussy viii De fur-
nished by Nine Lille Sang-COllins- Tickets
may be obtained from Miss Hilda smith,
No. "a West 69th street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Only relatives and a few intimate friends
were present at the wedding yesterday
afternoon OF Miss Mary Nash SkidmOre
and Henry Sanford Mann, Of Boston, which
took place at the nome of the bride
father William l. Skidmore. No. 80 West
sd street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. Leighton ParkeS. OF St
Bartholomew Church The bride. VINO
was given away by her father. mad no az
tendants- She wore gown OF white sa'lh
trimmed with point lace. and tulie ven
fastened with orange blossoms. her flowers
consisting Of llies-of-the-vailey ana or
ehids William P Mann. OF Boston was
his brother best man. and Richard Van
Wvck. Henry O. Beadleston. Henry W.
Havden and Henry w Vaughan. Of Bos-
ton served as CSEers.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
THE MEAT SUPPLY.

tOIIIHIIIIht. ATlISItTUdIH VITII
New York, Feb. %. 1910
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
UNITED RAILROADS FRANCHISE EXPENDED
Frisco Labor Leaders Say Their Su.
 pervisors Are Traitors.

san Francisco, March 9-Dcspite the protests of the labor leaders and other organizations. a majority of the utilities committee Of the supervisors. afl members of the labor party, voted to give the United Railroads q fran chise extension on Sutter street for an overhead trolley to the ferry. There is nothing in the report grant ing the Geary road, recently acquired by the city bond election the same privilege, though this has been con sidered as the only means of secur- ing the grant.
 There is no mention of compensa- Tion, although there has been a stand ing offer 6f s2.000 a year for the privilege. The protesting labor lead CTS declared that the members of the committee are traitors
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
SWlNDLERS GIVE UP.
4 Part of the Maybray Gang Plead
 Guilty.

Council Bluffs. la. March 9-Plead- ing guilty to d charge of conspiracy to dcfraud in cOnnectieN with the widespread swindling operations charged against John Maybray and eighty other defendants. Bert Shores Winn Harris and Frank Sims late this afternoon threw themselves on the mercy of the federal court
 Early in the day the men had been arraigned with thirteen others and pleaded not guilty.
 Maybray. it is said. made propo- sition to plead guilty. if the Iowa in- dictments were quashed. The county attorney declined
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
IA POISON MYSTERY
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
Two Men Found on the Street in Dying Condition.

san Francisco, March 9.-Lying, dy- ing on the street within two blocks of each other. two men were found to- night suffering from poison. William Simpson, a merchant of Eureka, aged Fl, was discovered by policeman writhing in agony, in a gutter at o'clock. and was sent to a hospital. He died in three hours.
 While Simpson was on the operat- ing table. Lynn Batchelder of this city was brought to the hospital by the same policeman. His recovery is doubtful. Neither was robbed. The police are Investigating the strange cases. They believe it possible that both ate at the same. restaurant and are victims of ptomaine poisoning,
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
SCENE Of DISASTER
 OPENED ON THE EAST

Wellington March 2 The Great Northern track was opened from the east side of th. Cascades today. and thc first train began to clear away thc snow from the western slope.
 The entire track will be open to- m0rrow and tn" Great Northern will restore transcnntinental train service early next week
 Most of the bodies recovered today were those of Italians in the bunk ing house and smoking ear. Tine body of go woman sighted deep in the wreckage is supposed to be that of Mrs. l.. NJ. Latsch of Seattle. as she is the only woman missing
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10

A MUSICAL PUZZLE-The Indus trial Liberty band of this city. assist ing an Italian bandmaster and two associates who came here with the carnival. is giving q series of nightly entertainments at the Third Avenue theater. after the manner of the vau- deville houses. that is two shows each ushr. The proceeds are in part for the benefit of the band as well as is the instruction il is receiving. The first entertainment was given last nigh and the series will be continued until next Tuesday night. The band presents program of opcratic selec- tionS and offers prizes to those who can name the selections in their en- tirety. The entertainment last night was a pleasing one and ended with a final scene depicting Uncle sam in the act of freeing the slaves. also de picting the Goddess of Liberty and other patriotic ideas.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
NEW 7AxlcAs-Count n.lnik is

out on the street with d new kind or taXieab-the kind propelled by horse in front of IL IL is called q taXicIb according to the owner. because lie has to use 1t for the purpose ol earn ing the taZ imposed b the city guV- ernment under the license clause Of the charter
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10

OFF TO THE MiNES-L. J. Court. of the Glorioso Gold and Copper Min ing company. expects to leave this morning for the company's property north of Wenden. MT Court says the company has bought and paid for a mill which is scattered along the rail road line all the way from Chicago to the mine and which he thinks he will have on the ground and installed with in thirty days. II k q ten foot Lane mill which he believes will work fifty tons per day of the GIorioso ores, which are very soft and which he be- Iieves will average sI0- per ton
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10

The annual thank offering meeting or the Woman's Foreign Missionary sn- ciety will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the First Methodist church. corner Monroe street and Second ave nue. An interesting program has been prepared and refreshments VIII be served. Short addresses will be given by Rev. MT. Fisher. Dr. Rogers, Mrs. Parson and Mrs. Townsend. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
LA CORONADO STOCKHOLDERS

LA CORONADO STOCKHOLDERS There will be q meeting tonight al the city hall of the stockholders of the La Coronado mine for the purpose of making arrangements for the sinking of the main shaft down to the 50d-foot level It is now down 26I feet but the proper development of the property requires that the shaft be sunk sev- eral hundred feet further. The mine is locatetd a few miles from Florence and is owned by local business men.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
4 MYSTERIOUS RUN
 ON 4 CLEVELAND BANK

Cleveland. O.. March 9.-A run upon the Society for Savings. mutual as sociation with deposits of more than $49.0OO.0oo. startled 10000 dcpositors today. The run began early and though the hank kept open several hours after the reS!ar closing time. great crowd rolnainod outside t". night
 The origin of the run is unknown Former Governor Nyrun lI"rrick. president of the bank. and the audit ing company and the state bank cN- aminer issued statements late tonight announcing that the institution IS in excellent shape
 Six million dollars in currency was on the counters during thc run
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10

SPRING oPENiNG-This is the date for the spring opening of the Jones dry goods store. An attractive page advertisement in this issue will furnish readers with all information about it
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10

4 LADIES' SoCiAL-A committee of the local lodge of Elks is making arran gements for a social for the wives, daughters, sisters and mothers Of members. It will be a strictly Elks affair Visiting Elks and their ladies will be invited. It will take place soon after Easter. the exact date t0 be an nounced within q week. It will he held at the O'Neill hall. There will be q muscial program and dancing.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
MURPHY SUNDAY scHooL-Ths

MURPHY SUNDAY SCHoOL-Ths Sunday school al the Murphy school house will be reorganized next Sun day at gao o'clock There will be q preaching service immediately after ward. A number of visitors are eX- pected to be present and full at tendance CT all who are interested is desired
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
LOCAL VioIINiS

MISS GREGG WILL SPEAK-A meeting of the Mothers Child Study. Circle of the Central school will be held at g o'clock this afternoon and will be addressed ny Miss Gregg