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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
SEES PERIL IN ASIA'S UPLlFT
MoTeton Frewen Calls Gold De-
probation a Menace.

,1o-c;un rreweu :he English economist
and author. addressed tire members Of the
Fi-ance Forum % The Nest side Young
Mems christian Association last night on
Tie Serious Depreciation 90 Gold" lie
said
THE ~orfI seems to-day - - within
measurable distance Of a '5n-ceat dollar
Tie national or rrivate debt Il this coun-
try measured in terms % It's staple prod
u,ts-vheat. cotton steel. hullocks or pigs
has hccn 'r,pu6iated' hv not less than ~
per cert since 1856 The national creditor is
being plurdered l5Ur debtor classes are in
receipt OF this huge unearned increment.
"Bui f1e most serious aspect OF the de-
probation Of gold or. 90 word IL more
simpll. az the great rise Of golG prices. is
that IL is stimulating the industrial devel-
opment OF Asia with eight hundred millions
# people. and involves a competition when,
though little noticed thus far is menace
to our western civilizations. The great
abundance Of thc new gold initiates our cur
rencies. hUI there il no equivalent imitation
Of the silver currencies Of the Far East.
The result is a great stimulus 10 all that
Asia exports 20 Us. and if the rise 81 gold
prices continues during the next quarter
% A century. as 7 believe il viii. We shall
hand over the control OF many great in
dustries-such a. steel and coal. cotton,
leather and iute-tC an awakening China.
In the last thirty years. because OF fall
ing silver exchanges. the entire character
Of Enelands trade with Asia has changed.
Instead Of an improving market for our eX-
ports of manufactured goods. cheap silver
is making OF Asia one vast factory. When
I think Of the creations I have myself seen
the cotton mills Of BOMBAY. the jute mills
II Calcutta. the boot factories of Gavin
pore and now this terribly ominous com
petition OF Hankow. Shanghai and Hong
Kong find myself wondering what white
Industries menaced by this murderous Mon
Eolian competition viii survive The COM
ing competition or Chinese pig and steel
must keep The prices of pig and steel down
hers in the west 10 something like their
cos OF production i'm China plus freights,
hut there is no such competition i'm the case
o. perishabe commodities-wheat. beef
bacon and butte. Thus the necessaries Of
life here must set the fun upift Of the in
creasing depreciation Of gold.
The crises Of 1899 and 1907 will not be
found where YOU are looking for them.
They were not either IN your banking or I'm
your currency systems The trouble is in
your foreign exchanges In that direction
YOU must find the remedy. We must dis
cover way 10 obtain much higher rates OF
exchange with Asia; that is the read 20
your safety and 10 ours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
MBs. GRAYDoN GETS DIVORCE.
California Decree for Wife of Former
Harvard Football Star.

san Francisco. Aprn % decree os
divorce was granted to-day e. Mrs Helen
Berry, era don. wife OF ThoMa. a. GRAY
don. former Harvard football STAG. Alrs
Cfaydon. who was Miss Helen WAITING,
daughter az =. Parker Whitney. million
slr" capitalist 81 this cit,. clou,d m fg.t
with 'IItl'p- she wac then attending i.
fashionable NeH York boarding school
,irs Grayinu's suit Yves ;lcd D.. re- s
California la.j month ~ was las,a orl.
or tae charge "t mon support The cuuri.
met re'fn years az" while Helen Ear,I
Whitney was pupil ~ tho school e. jle
Misses Els. ia Riverside priv, 81 TINT
time Mr.. Graz don was = student of rf4f-
ward t"lest tie Was good fpu.. o.
player. nd li~ 'omuauiur- ks,t. Ii.f n.
-ftI"udN. u Was O. case 90 -i.l. 90 t,.-f
r.-Ut. tII Miss NhUut.'. PARENT. .E
,.rt'd a'd 's d ro.llt the couple el,p.l
lu tune 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
WARRANTS FOR SALOON MEN
Steps Taken to Prosecute Excise VIC
lators Under the Gaynor Plan.

The carving ont last Sunday of Mayor
Gaynor's idea regarding excise violations
was followed Toy the appearance Of Assist
ant District Attorney George w White
side in the Tombs police court Yesterday
for John Doe warrants on ahidavits Of the
police against Manhattan ana The Bronx
saloonkeeperS and bartcuders. lie pre-
scented twenty-nine afidav.ts. but obtained
only five warrants, saying he would apply
for the rest Of the warrants later.
Under the Mayors new order the police
are not - make arrests FOR excise viola
tons ON Sunday. hut instead are to- make
afiidayits a. complaint and forward them
a. The District Attorney for prosecution.
The warrants are then applied tor through
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

NltHlN I'D.
Bremen. April g. Z a m-olienburs tGer New
Genoa April 3.sannio utsb New York. and
Ho-tor via Ponta Degada and Naples.
VIE France April G. ~ a m-GroSser Eur-
furst Ger. New Yori, Via lara. Alex
audria. etc
Hong Kong. April G-Aragonia ttier,. New York
bombay. April 4-csrdium ,Hn. New Yore
Alsiers. April 1-ExCs'sior tGerl. New work. for
Port said.
uaua.g Apru 3-Gecstomunde ,Gcr, New YORK
'op'ohtgcg ApriI Is. u-F Tietseu DAM.
New York va Christlausand.
Manila April 4-Invcresk tBrl. New YORK. via
iIamhurg' Apri 4-Fhorbus Ger New yors
Naples. Nrril 5-saSonla ,bu Sew York VIA
Madeira
Glasgow. April -Furnsss.a tpu New YORK
Caus Town. April 6-Hoyai Prince ,ED. New
York.
SAILED.
ll.s-rrrai Nprit f. bohemian tGr Sew Y,rs
Nar-riII.s. Apri - san Nicola tltaU New York
ttutIya Npril Mystic tIri. New Work.
Rotterdam. Apri o. CauIautt ttan New York
.ondou. April .lruquuis tliri. New York
lHiDrUo. Nuril 81 .ltouia tiil. New Work. Re
dtnla htap. New York; dth Lazip Utah
tffou Gcuoai. New York
Queenstown. April q. g.@5 rn--tarouit tItr,
New N0rN
southampton Anil g. noon Oreani. tt,r, N
York via ChtrbourE and purcuStpvD. 49, ~
o. W. Kaiser Wilhelm drr Crosse ttieri NJ
York via thrrbourg
.8uhurz Ami (. HeItns tGer,. New vorr
River PLATE. Apri o. lloratius tEn. New York
Manila. turu O. tnigavsdi tBn. New Yorb
iiui ApIi I"rUut" 'Ur', New YrtE
1.,.t Ns.j in.n1 u-'. Nrv lo-l r5r
20 N.5ras,~ 1rst 90 u.e.-ia ,1.,r. Nau yo,s
for Naples and icuoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
TEANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer I'M
Hawaii japan Corea. China and
Philippine Islands tvia san Fran
Iieroi siberia ......... To-day. $50
Tambo MarH To-day $50
Ts,T1a wa '.'..i................ :. $50
Tahiti NarqueSas and cook Islands.
11>-rrjge1 Ifarirosa - APT 10. $50
I11--sif IVA san FTanris.o,-Sierra Apr II. $50
Hawaii Japan. CGrea. China and
ris.-,,t china ............ Apr IA. = 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
PHOTOS NOW AFTER CONVICTION.

Navor GsvnorE orders against taking
QhotoEra phS or prisoners for the FOsueS'
Gallery until after conviction shall have
been obtained We're carried ont yesterday
morning. when \ patrol wagon with six
prisoners hsndcufed together ian tho Gus
todv Of Lieutenant Cassidy and Sheriff
shea halted At the Centre street side Of
Police headquarters The prisoners were
sent ON their way to B7ackwcIHs Island
after their pictures were taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
TWO RAILROADS RAISE WAGES.

Roanoke Va. April s-The Norfolk 8
Western RAILWAY Company TODAY an
nounced an increase Of . per cent in wages
Of all employee who receive $3.50 or less
monthly. and Who have not received an ad-
vance since October last.
Savannah. Ga. April f-It was announced
TO-DAY thai thC engineers % The Central
of Georgia Railway viii receive an increase
in wages Of = per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
SLUMP M PORK PRODUCTS.

chicago. April Possibility ~ \ drop
in the price of ~ least one stem which
enters into the cost Of living cured hog
products seen in "a sharp decline aver
-Cing $ barrel iu pork on tho Board Of
Trade here TO-DAY. The decline u at
-rfbuted 90 the plentiful supply 81 corn a.
present Dob elevators and the lower price
~ frf- cereal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07

From the inside looking
out
We know guaranteed'
socks usually include a heavy
charge for insurance.
No. 81 does not.
No. 81 is the sock we want
you to compare with guaranteed
hose.
We don't guarantee it for
any specific time-we do better.
We guarantee it to- wear TO
your satisfaction.
25c.- pairs f5r SIS
The experience of thousands
emphasizes the fast coIOrs OF
Star neglige shirts.
That's certainly saving a
whole lot. in these DAYS Of steam
laundering.
star spring 4cshsss $50 20 e.
\ dOllar-and-a-half goes far.
1t buys our SpeciaI" tan
walking glove, which might well
be 81.
Imported direct from England
AS it gets warmer. collars get
lower.
The Eastwood" one of the
Summer Red-AIan collars is
right on the job.
for %.
Men growing heavier do well
to guard against weakening
arches.
Pedwell shoes are a trust
worthy guard.
Specially shaped hs-.s and strong .ss.l
shsnks s..
ROGERS PET S CoMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Opposite Near DEPOSITS
City Hall Union Square Herald squ4r>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, April
6. 1910.
ARRIVED

Steamer Psunonia ,Bri. Trieste March 2. Eiuu1s
n. Palermo - Naples - an1 'rlprdlIaI =. 80 -
steeraCe passengers and mdse- Arrived az the
lItear,ar ~ Monte galveston March 81 to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse- Passed in guar
steamer nelaware. Philadelphia 20 the clyde
IS 90. with mdse Passed in sandy Hook at
steamer Rhein ,Ger. Bremen March ~ 70
oelrichs 4 90. with passengers and mdss- Passed
Fire Island AZ : y m.
70 the old Dominion - O.. with passengers and
mdse. Passed in Quara.n;lne at $40 . m. -.
folk to the OLD Dominion IS Co with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Quarantine At 80 m
Steamer Guiana tuhaul Cajharten March -.
Carionas % Sagua - and Matanzas April I. to
the Muuson - Line, with sugar. Arrived AZ tho
steamer saratoga. Havana April and Nassau
3. to the New York & cuba Mail IS 60. With
Steamer Panama. Crlstohal March 81. ." tho
Panama Railroad IS Line with 1911 passengers,
Steamer Eva tBrl. SaEua March q and Ma
tEnzas April !. with sugar 70 order. vessel 90 y
II Bull < 90. Arrived at he Bar at M.
JLmou March - Colon ~ Kingston ~ and
Fortune Island April :. 20 rhe HAMBURG Ameri
Arrived a tn. Par al 30 "a M.
steamer Citta iii Messina GtaD. Girgenti March
Palermo o'H is to rrzaT T FeltmaHT S co. v atS
m5se- Arrived at the Bar at a m.
Steamer Erika G'r} seville March %. to the
Cans - co. with mdse Arrived az the Bar at
Steamer Gonesee tBrt. Culfport March 80 %
Philip Ruprecht. IN ballast. Left Quarantine at
HIS m.
steamer - Louis. southampton and cher
boUrg March 30 and Queenstown 81. 20 the
American Line. with passengers, mails and
mdse. OF Ambrose channel Iightship at 10 81
SAILED.
steamers Advance. Cristobal. Camaguey
cuban Santiago. etc, Margdretha Russ tGcr).
Barbados Via Norfolk. Whistler. Philadelphia
Aunetta tBrl. Port Antonio. FaEertuu tNori.
Port Antonio. Menus New Orleans. Camagus
cuban Santiago. COmdnChe. Charleston and
Jacksonville: Germania tFrl. MarSeilles Rio
Grande. Ga weston Alamo. Key West. etc. Maria
Dc L7rrinaEa tBri. Norfolk. Martha Washington
tAusp. Naples. Olinda Cuban. Nipe. ~ Rio.
Philadelphia Provincial G'rl. Norfolk. Manhat
tan tBri Newport News. Iitunta tRussl. Libau.
Joseph Ounce tNorl. Port Antonio. Princess
Anne. Norfolk and Newport News, COya U}ri.
VALPARAISO. Iarimer. Port Arthur. CampaDia
t2D Liverpool. oregon ,Norl Port Antonio.
Admiral FarraEut Port Antonio. Bermudian
,iir' Bermuda, OrotaNa tBrt. bermuda, Irce