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New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
NAY GUST CONNERS.
Gail Ont for State Committee
Meeting Nert Heck.

Enemies or Chairman William !. Conners
of the Democratic State committee are
PREPARED TO depose him at special meet
ing calied for Thursday at the Ten Eyck-
IN AipanF. The call was sent out by Iohn
A Mason clerk. last night at the direction
of N'nfle'd A Huppuch. secretary Of the
committee Mayor John K. Sague of Poush-
keepsle is being most prominently men
ticned to succeed Mr. Conners
Having received request from ten mem
hers for such meeting Mr.. Huppuch. who
is friend of Mr. Corners obliged
under the rules to send out the call. Mt
Conners has been in Florida for month.
and was to stay to attend the motor bost
races at Palm Beach on March 22- but he
is expected to return at once.
The request for the meeting was sgneo
by Patrick z. MEGA be. of Albany; Michael
J. Walsh. of Tonkers: Wesley J. SPelhk
stead, Of Haverstrav: Edwin Bailey oI
Patchogue; Daniel sheehan, OF t'i'n'ia
Robert Winthrop Chanler, OF Poushkeeps'e'
Charles n Bulser. of OsEeso; Arlhul ~
Mclean. of Newburg; George E Van Ken
nan. of Ogdenshurg and Harry = fa''eu'
of Whitesboro
The last two hitherto have been classed
as Conners men. With their desertton
Conners will have only Is votes out OF 81
In the committee. according to the calcuia-
tons of his enemies.
In addition to thos. signing the call the
members counted as antt-Conners INCLUDE
Joseph Cassidy Of Queens the eight mem
bers from Kings County. the twelve mem
bers from New York County. Francis J.
MoIloy, Of Rensselaer,, and ". W Farley.
of Delaware and BrooTe.
John H McCooey who succeeded Sen
etor McCarren as leader Of tire Kings
County organization. has not shown his
hand. but he does not deny assertions that
his committeeman will be against Conners-
He has no seat in the committee, put VIII
probably attend by proxy,
The request for the meeting. copies of
which were sent out with the call. does not
specifically refar to the election Of new
chairman but asks that II be held Ito take
such steps 90 rehabilitate and reorsanlse
the party and the committee as would best
advance the cause and interests of the
party
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

= NJ mat the powers that be think the
erection vas not sufficiently oe
WIN regard to the Lords veto ano
i"'oiNes' therefore. another election oe-
loie 'he question OF the Lords is settled
ano0her general election is 10 occur we
i" nave 1T as soon as possible
ms manifesto. which has been sent 10
fIeiii'er Asquith is generally accepted as
sh ulunatum that in the event OF this
protest being disregarded the IsaooFltes
VIII vote against the government. AND COM
ing on top of the evident difficulties which
the ministers are encountering In their
negotiations with The Nationansts II
created almost = panic among the Liberals
IN the ioh5es Of the House Of Commons
this afternoon
Iohn Redmond. having failed 10 carry MS
demands. T P O'Ccnnor. president OF the
United Irish League. took up the work to-
DAY OF trying 10 unravel the political
tangles Mr. O'Connor had two long con
ferences with the chief Liberal whip, hat
the Liberals are decidedly pessinistic as to
the result of the meetings
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
DEMANDS OF LABOR.
another Serious Situation tn
British Politics.
3 The associated Press !

Tc7do-. Feb I7-Thts has beer Poli1-
--srlv o-4 rf ne NOS exciting days since
re general election. and Il present in
6f-sttors zre n - trusted another gen
e-zl election iz -o- unlikely within three
months
Premier Asoui-h'e confirmed habit of
keeping his oz-1 counsel makes II ad-
d.-io1sIly difficult accurately - gauge the
situation. aF1- all evidence indicates that
a. acute crisis has arisen. The Cabinet
cor7ciL which fs now sitting daily. had
-E-o-hou- session thls morning. and the
PRIME Minister had an audience With the
E-1E in The afternoon. after which the
Cabinet council resumed its sitting being
o-Cvpi=d fo- more than an hour
While su alliance between the National
ts-z ard the I-shors;es IN : campaign 70
fo-ce Pr=rfe- Asquith - take up the mat
r. q the veto before the budget undoubt-
edv presents = serious situation. the
Premier himself dces TOT appears 70 he
alarmed. He sought relaxation tonight
br rtsftf1E -he theatre
NJ asGuith speech next Monday IN
Parliament 1iu probably give the first real
oxDs1scIon Of the governments policy.
i zlH then be time. II the Nationalis-s
s16 tbs Lsbo-ites are dissatisfied with the
EoTsrn1lsut's plan. fer them u take action.
7 * asserted that this will take the form
- moving an amendment 70 Ihe address.
expressing regret that M Asqufth should
rOr-tr1e u hold Office without assurances
from The King that his majesty would
support him fn case tfe House of lords
rejected the veto bill
= Is believed. n spite Of to-dav's threat
e-t7z procedure. that neither the Nation
Ets nor the Lsborites desire 70 foroe
sro-re- general election. for which the
7s--v funds ara not ready. and all diff
c1l-ies nay vanish when the veto bill.
vhlrn the Cabinet Is daily engaged IN draft
tx. sees light
L.ste tonight Nr Redmond confirmed
fhe report that no arrangement had been
20 -H=5 with the Liberals. and the Con
ss-vs--ve morning papers are again invit-
irE t-= Eoverurnent TO seek the assistance
r me U7ion:sts in passing the budget
P cConnor. n all article which he
Hzz contributed to his weekly paper, says
-7s' u Is a. 2 question of tactics To he
e : rs~7a-gn by submitting The budget
70 20 House of Lords. whether Il was
V-trE 70 accept It Ct not, he says, would
os surrender. and he adds that all talk
sl=00f financial chaos iE irrelevant
Va want 70 make ? revolution or "a
cor- H. SAYS II we do ne ought 20
Think i7 r=vciU7iorsrv terms and do revo-
l-' az deeds
George y Fsrre7. ~ho was elected
chairman ef ne labor party in Parliament
-H-eT nombshelI INTO the political arena
-f-S afternoon in fle share Of 2 manifesto
7--~e, Z acted upon. means the severance
~ -rs ties which heretofore have united
t-@ d, osrsls and the Lshorites
earn writes AR Barnes that
P-H~ es1uith IS II hoI6 Office without
ss~-.--roes from .he King with rzsar45 10
t'= -e-o snG that the veto IS TO be dealt
T-rr a+rer he budget That. of course
p.r uor ne acceptable 20 The Labor party
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
ROOSEVE ELT RETURN
ALL IN PARTY UELL.
Plans to Entertain Er-Pres,-
dent in England.

Gondokoro. FEB. 17.-Colonef Roosevelt.
Kermit Roosevelt and the other members
of the Smithsonian African scientific ex
petition arrived here to-day All well
and enthusiastic over their experiences and
the scientific results IF their explorations.
The entrance into Gondokoro of the Amer
leans was rudely picturesque. and nothing
that British and native hospitality could
suggest was lacking In the welcome The
arrival Of the expedition in the outskirts Of
the town was siEnalled by bugIe blasts
from Chief Keriba's band which led the
van. Chief Keriba accompanied his u1usi-
clans. The native party had met the
petition sixteen miles to the south. ard
the march here gave II all the entertain
ment which could De supplied from their
Instruments of brass and Indian drums.
Reaching the town. the band struck UP
America. Belgian marches were inter
spersed. Following the musicians native
porter carried a large American flag. Then
came the caravan proper, Colonel Roose-
welt, Kermit, the other American hunters
and scientists and the body of native por-
ters. who had an important if humble share
in the work Of exploration
Waiting on the Rar-eI-Tabei vas the
launch of CIeneral Sir Reginald Wingate.
sirdar of the Egyptian army. and from the
vessel was flying the American flag. Mr..
reaching here. and after brief rest began
the reading Of his mail. Many comn1unca-
tions awaited him.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
PAXTON NfNES HYDE.
First Opcn fhqr~e of n
TvphOid Fr7.r~ Plot.

Kansas Cit NJ Feb Il John G Pax
-or. in = sersat,cna- answer fled in the
Circuit Court A. Independence to-day. so-
cuses Or b c HYDE Of had faith In try
ing to secure =7iden~e in his (Paxtous}
possession tending the answer reads,
ito prove that the plaintiff has murdered.
nv the administration Of poison. Thomas
r Su-ope and Chrismsn Swope: has also
attempted TO poison Margaret Swope and
hv the came kind of treatment had com
runicgted 10 the members of the S7'ope
family typhoid fever"
This was the first time that Or Hyde
had been openly charged with Communi- e.
eating tvphoid fever 70 the members of the
Swcpe family.
Mr. Paxton's amended answer va fled
in connection with 4 motion fled by Or
I4vde.s attorneys TO compel Paxton to in F.
cIude in his deposition IT a civil suit let
.ars nr other communications he had re-
ceived from Dr Ludwig Hektoen, of Chi
csso After hearing the arguments in the
case the court orerruled the motion filed
by Dr Hvde's attorneys
The decision has an important effect
unor the su-ope mystery. As DR.. HYDE 5
attorneys had hoped TO obtain in Mr.. Pax
tons deposition the evidence that Or. HEX
toeD probably viii give before the grand
jury
The typhoid epidemic in the Svope nome
ia the most mysterious feature OF the case
No one has ever successfully explained ths
origin of the disease yet eight persons IN
the home were stricken by typhoid fever
hetveeu December and December -. 1893
DR. HYDE was in attendance at the Svope
home until December x. when the nurses
str1Ick on account OF his presence
The preliminary hearing of Or r. G
uvds was continued for one week hy JUS
,,ca " Lear to-day. The bond of $4,000
was renewed Five witnesses were ne4rd
before the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
ESTR4DA'.S SUCCESS.
Announces T7co Defeats Of
Government Troops.

Washington. Feb. 1I.-Advices of two
battles. in which the Madriz troops were
repulsed with heavy losses. were re-
ceived here tonight by Senor Castrilio,
representative of the Estrada provisional
government In Nicaragua. Roth dis
patches were signed by Estrada. One
read:
Enemy attacked US yesterday and to-
day near Acoyapa and were repulsed
with serious loss.
Thz other dispatch instructed Sefor
CastrflIo to deny in the most emphatic
terms the reports sent out by the Madrfz
censors from Managua, which, General
Estrada SAYS are false news and
calunnies Of Madrz. who is trying tn
n1isiead the American government and
is following the same tactics as zelaya.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
EMIssARY TO Mr.. ROOSEVELT.
West Urges That Return Be Made
Through San Francisco.

Chica &C. Fer. T.-Frederick g. Bonfis.
Of Denver. left Chicago for New York to-
day on his wav 70 Kha rtounn to meet ex-
President Roosevelt. Mr. Bonfils, who car
ries with him credentials from almost every
chamber OF commerce between Kansas
City and the Pacific Coast, will urge Mr..
Roosevelt 70 return TO this country through
Russia and the Philippines, making his
entry at San Francisco.
The programme which will be suggested
to Mr.. Roosevelt will not interfere with
his present engagements In Europe. but he
will Re asked that after the conclusion of
his lectures in England to turn toward the
East again for the purpose of Visiting
Japan and the Philippines. in order to
thoroughly acquaint himself with the ex-
isring conditions in the Pacific. Mr.. Ron-
fls will sail from New York Saturday
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
JOB FOR JAMES T. o'BRIEF.
Deputy Street Cleaning Commissioner
in Bronx-Lynch Vice Hogan.

James r o'Brteu ~ No So Sheridan
avenu-- The Bronx. was appointed Deputy
Street Cleaning Commissioner for that hor-
ough YESTERDAY. at sSnOH , wear. CrPrieD -
follower Of former Fore ugh President
HaTen and is president of fh7 = rlc=et
Club. Of the So Assembly District -
was Hsren's candidate for thA nomination.
for Borough President 1ssr fall
James F. Lynch VINO since the rrarsf>~
Of Julian 2 Scott 20 BToOkiyu- has b~@-l
acting Deputy Commissioner In .TIe
Bronx. has beer transferred 70 tsr- min
or1ce. ~ he first deputy under Comm <
sioner Edwards. He take the place -
James ! Hogan. the Old TsIe football man.
whose resignation. 70 take eT ct 81 the
appointment of his successor. was put IN
the first Of the year.
The Mayor yesterday dropped 3. T. Don
ohue and J. J. Moore Of Manhattan. and
John j Dunn. cf Brooklyn. composing the
Examining Board of Plumbers. and in Their
places appointed Edward Murphy ard
James Donohus Of Manhattan. and Edwin
Hayward. Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
IRlSHMEN In LINE
AID FOB LTRERALS.
Government Hopes TO Remain
~ Po-rer Through March.
~.,,s 70 The Trfhune-l


london. Feb 11.-Supporters oi NJ
.,-,,a-- were confident this morning
:, Uo,,lE escape defeat during
49, This implied that the tr1-
-. consisting of Messrs- Red
,5 D;lynn and O'Connor. who are
,.-...;-.- +,,e fortunes OF the Nationalist
,,s5 consented in advance 70 the
5.sssee OF the old budget as We'll as to
IN. order OF procedure respecting the
=, hill ard that corpensations for
v..h5e.av taxes viii be arra nged
---,~sn chancellor Ljoyd-C5eorge' second
e,e,oe bill is introduced a majority
= -1s-+v for the suspended budget was
estimated as certain. with Mr Red
-,o,5's followers abstaining from
6f1.sior and Mr. O'Brien's squad joining
she --1iorists against il
vt-,e, that question is out of the way
80. government seems likely TO have q
- coalition majority of 124 for the
=, Ai1f and VIII only be in extreme
-, v5sr the second finance bill is
--rder consideration
,es- election was ab1oTmally ex-
rensf7e. and practical politicians are IN
,-ir;f7g 20 face another one :ilis year
The conservatives admit that premature
ele--jnus viii leave them at the best as
relnjess as Premier Asquith is now. but
assert that they can win hundred ad-
6t-fonzl seats next year. when, as they
say. the country has witnessed the hui
-7iIiatinE spectacle Of Z Prime Minister
acting as John Redrnond's puppet and
taking orders from Nessrs- Dillon and
O'Cor7oT.
The veto measure has already been
roughly drawn, and viii be presented to
The --cmnons for its first reading along
z7rh the budget. L VIII probably be a
stronger measure than Sir Henry Camp
heu-Banneru1an had in mind. and will
desl with general as we'll ss financial
6ea1 with general IS vel as with f7nan-
cisl legislation J. y. r
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Crime Of Secretary of Psnaman Trust
Company at Caracas.

Caracas. Feb 17.-Robert Young, former
II an enplove Of the Panama Railroad
COMPANY and secretary of the Colombian
Trust Company. IF Panama shot AMI
killed his wife and himself in a room a a
hotel here last night Young left 4 note
saving that financial difficulties were the
oause of his act He is understood TO have
bsen Indebted 10 the Interna ational Bank
ing Company, o. Colon. He was Of Ger
man nationality. Mrs Young a native
of Panama.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Brooklvn Theatrical Man Apparently
Expected End.
fBv Telegraph n T77- Tribune ]

Pi-4 =h,1re Feb. t7,-HaTry n. Wright,
comedian. Of No. 1s4 High street, Brooklyn.
was found dead in his bed at the Hotel
yodar here this morning, Wright was the
owner OF the $1,000 Reauty SHOW, and
had apparently been expecting oea'h 10
oyertske him as he had q card In his
,ocLe- instr1cting that Alice Wright al
+La above address he informed I'm case
Of accident
There was in his pocket also letter
from his mothe< in BROOKLYN thanking
him, for = money order he had sent her
and saving Always be a good boy.
The body was sent 70 Brooklyn late to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
ILLINOIS DIRECT PRIMARIES.
Legislative Measure Passed TO Governor
for His Signature.

Springfield. Ill Feb. I1.-The long hEht
over primary legisla tion-the big battle OF
the special session Of the state Legislature
ended in the House to-day with sweep
ing victory for direct plurality primaries
Final approval was voted by the House
on the Staymates bill. which covers no1ni-
nations for all offices except state Senator'S
and Representatives The House. by Q. 70
2S concug-red in the Seuate's amendments.
and the bill now goes 70 Governor De9een
for his signature.
The Gibson hill, the other half Of the act.
covering nominations for the General As
ser77bIv was passed by a vote of 50 10 ~
BEFORE II Is = law the Senate must concur
i'm some House amendments, which tt is eX-
10
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
RESCUE OF SS LTES.
Chilian Harship SdUes Al Left
on the Lima

Quellor. Chilli, Feb. 1.-THE Chflisn
Tusboat Pisagua. arriving here. reports
that the Chilian cruiser Ministro Zen
teno has rescued the eishty-eight per
sons who were left on the vrock Of the
British steamer Lima In the Huamhlin
Passage. Strait Of Magellan
The cruiser arrived at Huambliu Pas
sage on Tuesday morning, and found
eigfty-six Of the survivors still clinging
to the wreck Two others had reached
shore Those on the wreck were taken
off that afternoon in small boats with
the aid Of lines from the cruiser The
two OF sl1ore were picked I'D later
AnCud. Chill. Feb. 1.-THE cruiser
11inistro Zenteno arrived here this even
ing with the eigiaty-eight survivors OF
the wrecked steamer Lima
oueIion is = port Oh Chloe Island. bout
half way between the Strait Of Magellan
and Valparaiso. The Ministro Zenteno.
which made the rescue, represented the
Chilian government at the jamestown ex-
position The cruiser also met the United
States battleship feet of Talcahuano in
Fehruarv, 1903.
The steamer Lima heIons nsed to the Pacific
Navigation Com penv's line and on the
way from Bahia Blanca Argentina for
Chilisn and Peruvian ports. when she was
caught n the swift currents of the Strait
Of Magellan and covered by a heavy mist,
struck reef at Searle Point. in the Huau1-
bin Passage This was on February 8
Her plight was discovered by the steamer
Hstuner- which. with great difficulty. res
c1Ied 2s ~ the passengers and crew, who
were landed at Ancud. Chill. The Hatumer
was compelled 70 abandon the work OF
rescue after four of her own crew had
lost their lives and only one small and
badly strained boat remained Eighty
eight persons remained in the stern Of
tha haIf-submerged wreck when the Hstu-
met withdrew
Word wss sent TO Valparaiso. anc the
government sent the Ministro Zenteno to
the scene Of the wreck. while the steam
ship companies hurried five Of their steam
ers TO the rescue There were fears that
the aid would not be In time, as the cruiser
could hardly reach the wreck within twelve
dsvg Of the time when the Lima struck
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
!. BOYLE. JR.. NAMED
COUNTY SECRET.fRY
Re,nbIican Committee Picks
Successor to Uhittfe.

Holm Rovle ir Chief Deputy Superfn-
teudent Of Elections. was elected secretary
Of the Republican County COMMITTEES at
the regular meeting last night he sue
ceeds Thomas " WHITE WHO resished
70 accept the place OF commissioner OF
Public Works under borough fresioen'
Miller in The Bronx
Mr. EovIe will resign MS present offce.
which paws $4,000 year 70 accept tne sec
rstarv.hin at $3.50 year IN sscondins
tis nomination several members of the com
n-f,+ee referred to the time in tire future
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Colonel Roosevelt and the other hunters
and scientists constituting the American
expedition sent ont by the Smithsonian In
stitution at Washington have now passed
through the most trying stage Of their
African Journey. and from now on Will be
in close touch with the outside world. For
the last ten days they have been practically
isolated in a wilderness forbidding 10 the
white man that II has not been invaded by
the telegraph companies. the only COM
r1unication among its scattered villa Ees
being through native runners
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
~ WEATHER FAR NORTH,

xo-,n sydney. y s. Feb Il l7-Exception-
es,s u,earker has prevailed this winter
sa sIonF @ the coasts of Northern Nova ssotIs'
aH4 46s soa@affFn @1f q fns Mi.,s5e
fo1Indland. srae from ice. Similar condi
FsStfay oSs fp4eya ne s5or Straits Of Of 81 Pes eT1 Ise
ana on me i-ocnerous sealing vcyage of
~ Miqselont, nft,o,,1dland feet is expected.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company ana
members of the comuittss ~ employees u
was announced that an agreement satis-
fsctory 20 both parties could not ne
reached. because the -co-upsny refused 20
grant the demand OF rne union that Tvs
representatives te the only body TscoS-
nized in considering grievances Of the en'-
ployes The committee viii make a re
port e. t1e union at mass meeting nezs
TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
1,IssiAN EMlGRANTs WARNED,

q Petersburg. Feb. f7.-'The Journal IF
Commerce and Industry, the organ OF the
,,i,;errv Of Finance. prints to-day warn
ing 10 Russian emigrants against alleged
1Iss concentrations made by Hawaiian
tr,,,,ierarior agents, who promise high
,-aees on the farms of Hawaii. The agents
are active among the colonists in Man
churia.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
noxnock FOR MONTREAL.

Montreal. Feb. IF W Cowie' chief
.-,inaer Of the Montreal Harbor Board,
,,,,ovnced to-day that z floating drydock,
L1- NJ accommodating vessels of n.-
80 80 would be built at this port by an
Frglish firm. TO which the Dominion would
80, q 81 per cent bonus. Montreal has
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
.r CONGO BUDGET PASSED.

r-,,ss.,s. Feb. 1.-THE Chamber OF De-
ties bv vote of 70 TO 10 passed the
rougo budget to-day II provides for no
-harg. in the system Of raising revenue by
cor1nulsory labor NJ Lorand refused 10
,,o,s explaining that the debate had proved
ths4 no effective oontroi o $3.50
ever the Belgian sdnlinistrs'ioh oi f7isian
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

London. Feb. 1i-Ex-President Roosevelt
will deliver the Ronanes lecture AZ Oxford
University on Nav Is This Is the only en-
eagerent definitely arranged for his visit
to England, hut he will have busy time
If he accepts all the invitations extended.
King Edward is greatly interested in the
coming OF Mr.. Roosevelt, and IN addition
to entertaining him at Buckingham Palace
will proba bly, attend some of the other en-
tertainments at which Mr.. Roosevelt will
be guest
Mr.. Roosevelt originally planned TO stop
at the London residence of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Hamilton Lee. Mr.. Lee was for
n1erly British military attachs az Washing
ton. and In 1899 married Miss Ruth Moore,
daughter of the late John G. Moore, OF
New York. This plan is likely TO be modi
fed. 80 that the former President NAV be
al bic to spend a few days with Ambassador
and Mrs. Reid at Dorchester House. where
dinner and reception in his honor will be
given. and also that he may 60 TO Wrest
Park for week end snd meet small
party. including the leading statesmen Of
England
The former Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks are expected here March J. They
have been invited 10 attend the court on
March and will be entertained at dinner
by the Pilgrims on March 2.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
HUDSON
RIVER
TUBES
tMcADOO TUNNELS

tMeADOO TUNNELS
Cold blasts race
down the Hudson.
Ferries struggle
through fields of
ice. Down below
travellers ride in
comfort, with safe
ty and speed. In
addition they save
from 10 TO 25
minutes between
New York and
the Pennsylvania,
Lehigh Valley,
Erie, and Lacka-
wanna Stations in
New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
GUSTS THE HOBOES.
No More VII Nicaragua Be
Their EIusinn Field.

New Orleans. Feb 17.-Ar American
tramps will have 10 leave the east coast
of Nicaragua according to advices received
here to-day An order to this effect, il Is
stated. has been issued by General Es-
trada, provisional President. upon the
suggestion Of Consul Moffat. at Bluefelds
American tramps, II is said. have been
proving disturbing factor in Nicaragua,
being responsible for frequent brawis
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Washington. Feb. 17.-When the east coast
Of Nicaragua is cleared of American tranps
that section Of the country will lose some
of its principal. if not oldest. tnha httants
There are several hundred American no
loes" on the east coast who have been
leading an EIvsian existence. The char
sCter of the men is picturesque, and CORE
sponds to that Of the beach combers Of the
South Sea Islands.
They represent many walks Of life. some
broken adventurers. others fuEittves from
Justice and some Just "hoboes,' who nave
crifted to the Nicaraguan coast. where life
is said 70 be easier than il was in the Gar
den Of Eden. Many have married native
women. and the routine Of DAYS exist
ence there consists Of little hunting, pick
ing native fruits and nuts for food or raid
ing plantation and sleeping on the sands.
swept by The cooling tropical hreezeE AZ
night