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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
m...~vc,, Annette I.eas uc's Gamssa.

A singing composition will be feature
of the Rames Of tho Roosevelt Athlesic
League nsxt saturday In the seventy
frut Regiment Armory. This league con
stats OF schools ~. "a. 81, ~. 20 and ~.
schooI Wgli b. heard IN the singing. Dc.
Charles Y. Caulneld has 9lwfp z olns
trophy for athleiice Jane saidrSaa .
have been sent % Mayor oaymor ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

a. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. : IaeksOnv1lle. I.
~ savannah SaN ahhah. 10. Columbia. /.
A. columbus Macon. y. Columbus, O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

The Montreals vent down 70 defeat again be
iore the Newarks In the lataer city YESTERDAY BY
.he sore Of " a Tha lnnlana got 70 Ftrhsr
Wigs foe four runs bef0rS he Fetlred. AZ tAs end
81 the sero0d inning, and secuFNd aasshsF hon
SsSssus, ~ n: nig s "a "a 1. ssss r ssa6S
three runs. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

AZ Iynchburg- ~ nchburR. s. NorfOlH.A
At Danvtlle -Danville, >. Roanoke. o.
~ ortsmouth-POrtsmouth. =: RiehmOnd ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

IN another extra lnninR struggle yesterday
Afternoon between Jersey city and Buffalo a.
Jersey CITY tn Skeeter~ lost IN the twelfth With
the hOut- team tSo ahead In the seventh
inning Pitcher Ferry lost rontrul and walked three
men. forrtng N run And leaving the bases nlie1i.
when Camnltz tnok up the HOfk ESmond's errnT
N the twelfth and Henne's rince rs felped
" foods home The acOTc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
HUDSON
RIVER
TUBES
CMsADoo TUNNELS

T6eStations inNew
York are Song 9Th
Ave 81 23rd, 49,
l4rhC-d 9th SITS; az
9th Ave and Chris
topher St; and at tie
Hudson Terminal,
one short block west
Of Broadway and the
Fulton Street Sta
ton Of the Subway
and adjoining the
COrtlandt ST Sta
tons of the 9th and
9th Ave elevated
lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

"a an.-NewarE.ksIlT, Meyer, Ganlsy. Brady.
Neaeer stolen hoses kelly. 6snlsy Meyer Crap,
SorcorAn. Cockill. sscrincs hlss-Aslev. smith.
lcy. Three hese ht-heyer. D0ueae play
brady. Crisp and zlmmermAa. mt Oa wIggs. a
out-By Platter, :. bY Never. > F1rst base on
eell.-Od Brsdy, s. OF Platter, !: on wlEEs. ::
Curusl. Wild pitch Brady Left on bases
Newark. a. Montreal, o 1tme . hours I'm
Bare In chief -HalfSan. Assistant umpirs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

NeN Nork " . ~ " " ' .
Washington y
Runs View NOrk Woi'rr laport~. Knight,
Ataun, Sp -cne, . Wafhop Washington
Milan S~haef~r. teliVelt ihsTf~ld G~sslrr.
Walker. First base On rrrors NsN } ORR. ,
Left ON bases New NorE ashing ton. =.
ItTSf bass On halts 90 Manning Q 81 Warhop.
: OF Walker Hsts 90 Manning. ln tao and
one THIRD tnnlngs ~ Ttill. In tao thirds % an
inning. OF WArhaIA IN FOUR AMI two third TIM
iags struck out - Narhous ~ Walker,
Three hase hit t;e4.Ier I've base hts Lett
welt. Wolter. GesslrT ~arrinrr ~ Schaefer
satolen hases " Oitrt. hA~r. Double piaNs Au-.
~ and Chas-. Srharfer Mcbride and rrlaub
HIt nv pltrhsy Isy Frin ,1.el'y rlt Passed ball
street Umpire IN rhirf TVhns Assistant umpire
Fgan Time hour And 50 mia tcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Games Scheduled rsr To-day,

AmeFtpan Association.
AZ Kansas Ctiy-St. Paul. -. Kansas city. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
AMERICAN LEAGEE.
nlsnlanaers Rally IN the N@th. bot Pain
short.

Tho Hishlanders lost the Anal game Of
their eaFles IN Washington yesterday. bus
come home to-day full OF honors. They
won three games aud lost two on the trip
and made q strong rally In the ninth inning
yesterday. ~Thts was tho only American
League game played. II was too wet IN
tho other cities. The results:
Washmgtsn. O; New TSrk. =.
AZ nOstOa-natn.
~ Cleveland Rain.
AZ %. I.OuID-Wet grounds.
arA~nren NJ Vum ~ Efna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

20 toI smith m ire ninth lnnlnG,
ea,isd far E,ytng N ne nine1 innlns
.I~o oyt whsn WinRiag nm was acassa.
S'ss.rps,. ..s12S28sfS
~Hans- Bossan-s1fanaI :. cuRiaa. 1halns F1ains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Totals - a ~ % I: Totals 81 = - Is
Buf'aiO q o o q ~ % o IA
Jsr,cy city y q . y y . % . O-s
Runs Buffalo White. Brain. Gods Jersey
city Clcrncnt. HanfDud. Firs, base on errurs
Jersey city. I. Buffalo. l.eft on bases Jersey
CtB. Buffalo. 10. first base on balis-Od Perry.
p OF famnits, !: OF Carmichael I. struck out
49, feTry. 4, by Camhitk, I, by Carmichael. =
Two ha-e hltS Hentne. Hrain. Clement Hsanl-
fan sacrifice hss-E'-ment. A0eiler. Henlire.
stolen hsses- HAnford, Esmond, HAnntiAn.
Double piay-Easi and johnson. Iiit by pitcher
BY Ferry johnson, by CarmtchArl 0-erTHi
HLts-Or Perry. IN STA and one third innings.
OF CAmniU. In I'VE and two thr,is innings
I mpire In chief Hurst Assistant umpire
Zimmerman. Time hours and ~ MINUTES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Good start won driving. Font b q. q By
Uasilug- - P~leGarie owned by y. J. pons
trained by ". e. NrstmoretsnG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
SLANBANG And LOOSE GAME
GIANTS TlkE THIRD STRAIGHT
4 FROM TBE BROOkLYNS.
srrdan and DosIr Make Homo Runs In tire
same Inning nagErd Fielding ana
SturId Dase nunninG Philad~Iplslas
finish Sireng and Beat the DsNea.

- Dian'v won AGAIN from the Rrook-
In. ,s.'~rdHv. but the soT' OF PLAYING
,rsv ia wont win any pennants Each
a. - oas PLAYING 81 poorly that q was iuat
,css.a Nhi.h would lose The game
rlo.sf 'hs series. the Giants TAKING three
trsigS' and three out Of four The only
,'hsr Ns'ional League game wRa between
re Philliss and Doves. The Phillies made
a strong enish and improved their lead
handsomely They have won seven straight
RAJ - Thr bad weather prevented games
IN ne Vest Tho results:
NrN lSrk. o. iseOohlyn. y.
PhIlahclphln. .: EloaISR. =.
~ Cincinnati CSld weather.
40 Chleago-Wea grounsis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

FOR maiden two year old nlilss and geidsngs:
AZ Addei. twelve pounds beioN the scale four
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

'Rat'ed for SeVer In ninth inning.
S SSa.lSal'' .'... .... sSSsSS %
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
ANGRY PROTEST CT sQYHooC
valentine Nignt-aoYvu" Offended SEN
sibilities u Small nagcuiine
humanity.

William. / little .0gnCv 1ov u six.
vas snawbound win lis mother 1t
The house n N aunt. - niles rom
ais own nome. The wa. VINO mad drtv-
IN over IN 4 sleigh usr 20 spend he
DAY. we're forced 70 -amaln fhree
nights. Ind we're supplied by he host
ess With garments 10 sleep n. There
being 10 small BOYS n us aunt'5 lam
ily William vas put 10 BED n one Of
MS little cousin BeBorah ligntgowns.
very indignant II having 20 wear any
ming With 50 nanv -1lls lnd lace
trimmings around ne deck lnd IN he
Sd eeves.
It Won stand It. hummer lie .nud
" protested IN ne second night, e
Won Wear anything SO gIr'v I'll run
away. -au sea f ion E. lnd 1errish
n a SNOW dr1ft before III 1ut hat
hing IN 4sa1n. Wy. rather nan wear
hat-5aat valentine lIgl- gown j
sleep =ax
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
Better LATE Than EARLY
-er- Is case wher. the sage Cid
7rovsra Might with Profit -svs
seen Reversed.

There is certain yGung Br9ad
street broker whose recent sad expert
enee n endeavoring 70 pun ne WOOL
over ais y1fe'5 ewes has led hlm % de-
clare never again.
Vow. L IS The brokers custom o
take i 30 suburban train nus an
abiing aim % reach his home 4 Vest
chester n ample time f0r he aartg
dinner That both he ana ais wife Ike.
The other day ne fell Meeting N
oid college mate he Yielded % he at
5er's enueaties FOR IN evening n own.
The next srap vas. II course. % zele-
graph he wife. which he lid n these
terms Enavoidahly detained. Missed
he 80 Home later
When hubby finally did snow II. he
observed n expression N The eaun-
senance Of ais spouse that argued faIl-
ire u his little lib.
y haE he trouble. dear he
lslted x5th "A affected nuncaalanee.
Without 4 word he vie handed aim
he telegraph slip indicating Win Ter
ora#iaser he words
Received At 45-s-Elpplaeats :
Magazine.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
USE 1T in
ADVERTISING
Lena Schmidt OF Dudley. T.
Writes a Letter About Cardm
Having Helped Her.

Dudley, Tex.-''Yoa ma ia ~,
letter N your advertising. Il you ns. :.
writes Mrs. Lena Schmidt or -,
place
A rev years ago, I suffered av.-
month, I vas relieved right vav
"Cardui has surely done ne \ 49,.
Of good. 1t brought ne back =
health. I am now strong and van
and feel better han n Tears. aud Az
doing all my hnusework.
Every woman needs A tonic n -.
when she seeis blue, miserable ,,cs
weak, under he weather
The tonic 10 take at suea 4 ina !,
eardui, the waman's tonic.
Cardui IS also L medicine.
For pain and discomfort. me n =
male ailments. 10 medicine IS 90 200.
Is Car1u.
The main ingredients II clrtYi A.,
imported iireet rom Eurapa. saaoi.l
= or bis one xaman's MEDICINE a-s
tonic. and Ire not sor sale Il 5rainar,
drug stores.
Cardm acts specifically IN lie vom.
any organs, preventing aunecassarv
pain and building ~ T8manly
strength.
t. IL for y1ur troubles.
It VIII certainly help gou.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

wise. so narrow Is the view II ne FOR
aigners. his count would De held IN
contempt and would be relegated by
the popuiaCe 20 j position below that
II some half dozen Dicayune countries.
not one NJ which IS Is big ar powerful
as many " the states n his great
union.
Tie American ambassadors ana the
ministers "a countries other han
Great Britain lre N TIE same position
hat The ambassador q he English
speaking court finds himself. A great
deal IS expected II hem ana ne Unit
I'd states pays such small salaries
that It is necessary % dip nto he
private purse in order q meet he
necessities If each case Congress
has taken cognizanca If tins situation
tine and again. n a perfectly oer.
functorv way. however. ana nothing
aver has leen done 70 BrsHg .aiieI
As things stand at present =he United
States obliged s0 send % areign
courts men whose AnIy alaIm 10 8is-
ziuet.0u s. hat ehev haze money
Men NJ approved diplomatic 1nility
vino have held minor positions abroad
n he consular and counselor agent
serFfee. nave been and #fa =tsHi ST.
barred from seeking advancement 10
fsaet positions simply 5=eaHse zGev
nave 10 money rs notorious m
uaHr 1f .he countries n Europe shat
some 81 orr 1oEsuls ara men p ar
greater ability lhan are aHr 4G8asza-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
RAN ECZEMA ON HANDS

y lad eczema N II hands or ten
Years. aaa three sooa doctors 3ut
none 1f hem I'D my good. -aen
lsed one 5ex 7f eHuggra Ointment
ana thFae bottles II Eaueura r solvent
ana vas com 5fatety cured III hands
we're raw II 5yer. inside ana out. md
che eczema Vas spreading al over n
5udy ana limos. Before T lad Used one
bottle. together With The Cutscura
Ointment. NJ sores were nearly
healed over anu ay ne tine uad
Used he ard sattle. vas entirely
We'll u any one vao has any skin
Or blood disease I would honestly al
wise mem . zaui Win nothing else.
but 70 ger Cat1eara and ger well. n
hands laFe never gwen ne the east
bit ii trouble gp % now.
Ny daagater.s bands This summer
became perfectly rav v.tl eczema.
She could get nothing nat would 10
mem an good gHt.l she tried gutz-
cfira. she 8sea eaticura ResoIvent
and Ca1-cura Ointment anu n tx8
weeks fhey were entirely cured. +
have Used Eageara Eor other members
or ny lanilv anu Il always proved sue.
cessf2I Mrs. T. {. Falin. Speers
Ferry. Il. oct. ). cog.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
CO POWER.
The supply Comes From GOOD.

II We ger power rom food. Why not
strive % ger al he power We ian.
That IS only possible by Use OF skill.
fully selected faod that exactly dts
ne requirements u the body
Poor luel makes poor fire. ana 4
Door ire s nor good steam producer.
From not knowing low 70 select the
right food 70 1T ny needs. suffered
grley0uslY for a long Tine from stom-
acA troubles. writes 4 lady from a
little town n Missouri.
1T seemed as # T would never be
able 70 inc out me sort ri food hat
vas best ter ne Hardly anything
hat could Eat would stay on my ston-
ach. Every attempt gave me heart
burn ana filed my stomach with gas.
I got thinner anu hlnner until ii
orally became a #Ffng skeleton ana n
time vas compelled 20 keep 70 my bed.
A few months ago I vas persuaded
20 try eirape-%ats lood. and IL had such
good effect rom he very beginning
hat have kent I'D IS use ever since
was surprised At he ease with which
dIgested T. Il proved 70 8e Just what
i needed
All my unpleasant symptoms. the
heartburn. TIE Inflated feeling which
gave me sGea pain disappeared. NJ
weight gradually increased from rs
10 lio lbs nay figure rounded out. nv
strength came back, aad am now
able 70 10 nY ho8a work and enjoy il.
Grape Nuts dia t.
i Ten days trial viii show anyone
some facts about taad.
look 1kEs. or The little book. The
Road 70 MELVILLE Theresa Reason.
Ever rrad III above letter. re,x
one apBeHrs from line 10 lime The
are =enniae, true, and full Or hunaa
tRFereEt.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
llud aTut ..0Ds


On behalf 81 he sewing circle Of
his church. sad he pastor 1T ne
conclusion Of ne morning service II
desire % thank ne congregation Tor
- buttons placed n the conrr button
box during he past month II now
the Dhilanthropieally Inclined donors
of these objects vii put a haIldozen
understands and thrae pairs Of other
strictly secular garments on me plate
next sunday morning, so NAT We NAY
nave something 70 sew hose buttons
IN. We snail be additionally grateful. .
Harper. Weekly
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

The mother little six-year-ald
Aary had old her a NUMBER OF tines
nor 70 aItea Ter sled 20 passing
sielgas. ceiling nat Il was danger
Gus practice L VS. sacn 4 fascinatz
ng sper-. however nat Mary could
not resist t aRd aHe Hay her mother
Fav -, - thinning 1.l5- - 10s.aa
behind 4 zaFHeT sao0s
When she eame n rom 1Iag she
vas 1aken . ASK. Ter mother saying
severely AaEv aareH old Foa
rhaC you must act Htaa onto 1oBs
Besides. FoH snow Il is against ne
law
Mar fossed aer aeaG On she
said. ion ak % 4e about he Iax
It's All can 10 % keep he Ten com
mandments Woman afome COM
DanlOn
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
Cannot Nnve .,7r-1r-s..


az t' =-5tii45 zz5z5 =. S7 q
soH..i'-''i" Oh .nIinsE ..sisi-.i-1 -.71se-
ssis' i'ts .l'sa 7lil1s mn lza.H . ger
7fii =ll'''-A cong --7 tHf#7Bii rating
MONEY or The purchase NJ houses Tor
.-.'4 anu -i4---4z1s41 2 ne
ans -"' ii.='1 NATIONS. t.r
III = ''','I b il use vas ala lH
..5.'.u -H--l>e mn ~ MS s1s.92s Der
- -. 45.ai=.5 5ii. -i5--5i1-7a
.-iz LIKE ''i-- 'L .--'' et1s44a .ea come
s..5 '1 '~# sss ~ AYsi.ist.a IL
80 An y a-1 81 - 1i5-t 2E+tel.A'
''' ---1-''t t.iis u RUSSIA
State Patronage Disputes.
President ~aft : 3ag4fzt ms +--7r
hIes because nj n zae.s = #aar--9a,,e m
lie -aaFs 4f sba Raa54sI#eaaa - mo
many states DO mas 5aa45 aaraa .ae
q rom -h4 north arr so,.sa =57e 49,.
vest 3v men VINO -1az-a =77s5,s.,e4 =5a.,--,
affairs N me .ttffera7t =5fsr-.,,tq N --s
aasf ami nv -,..,, z,.5z.z =,-g.s,f.f=-fr-g. --,
manage -haro ,r -. =,,....z4,+ -.r,-z.
rf4a .riaf ,,,,sa NJ z47ss --.,5,,s5f.. No.
sire "a ,,,--rf .,..+..,,r,s.s,a - .s .r,a
president 1ss .sa..,7..s....-- t.s.f.,,..+
views nm ,at~onaq,s ,5s5+=.5.s :, - a.
mar 5ss tants,c,5 ~ - - : ~.
s3iFfr,s, ~ '..+t,... go, - ~
a5aras who're. 4fseor,. .55., 80, 7,a,t.
sast
sar,a - -,,. ,,,.,..,5,. ---z.=..#zz #-.,-r
ayr. F,.-.+-4,,., .z4.,5...---..=.=
no ,.+-,,.,-,,,-, -. =,
he ,,,,-t, W. z.......z..z..,. -
va,+ - s-,c-.,g.. ~. 80. -. -
"a als inauguration. Sc made several
speeches n which he said taat &c
hoped 10 WIN The south. nor aecessar--
y "a RepubicanIsm. mt 20 zovaltg o
ais administration As me mar would
try 20 30 rs best ~ he whole conn
TT. The president made specific
promises hat he would appoint only
II men 20 office. ana that ae would
axe INTO consideration he wishes u
he people Of The south no matter %
what party hey belonged
Not .ong after M Talt became
president he appointed several Judges
n he southern states. ana 7 some o.
stances he selected Democrats BE-
cause az ne put L, the Republican
candidates did nor measure I'D 10 the
required standard II ability TIE
president said ne not only intended %
annainr 81 f,f~.stg - 80 =sare4, 5,.r
mar ma t1-are+a,t - 49,, ,,,-,1,-,-.
-oe1-q IN -,,-,l,- a.. -, -..,,,i,,
-7sat gr.t, -o. ,,,rrg,.,f =, ~. .,ao,,ls.
.iv,np m r1a ,n1at7,re.as. =5isr,,.+g =
"a war. .1.as. -,,,,5,,. a. 49, 10
.,,-,s.,t..,-. -, -. -. -.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

Nothing anduras hHt Tie eternal
commonplace. and aHe DEPARTS lroD
hat It is to run The most DerilauI
1aka-Charies Wagner.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

Commission May &c Named for
the Purpose of 1eWsIng
'r0Ber Regulations.
AMATEURS CAUSE TROUBLES
Wealth. Seems Indispensable Requisite
for American =Aphsssador-atatc
Patronage Disputes Are A.
1opinq the President.

Washington Representative Ron
ert3 II Massachusetts is trving a X
mon method by which ae present
troubles al The wireless telegraph an
orators nay De prevented If. Ron
arts suggests hat ne president 1e
empowered o name a board valea
zhna include men Of The government
service md representatives If lie
commercial companies. ana nat MS
hoard snail proceed 70 make eeg,t4a.
ions 5of control ot wireless 5etegrapa
operators ana submit the regulations
o ne house . Sc enacted .ato #aw.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
VOICE or EXPERIENCE

sze2Ise ne, gents, would saH Hlad
gin zine 20 at poor teller vet vas
suor n Ter var"
here we're Won shot,
= Ter sBina. column. SIR
Beat It There wasn't an sueh
battle
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

Dr. Psrre. arffets erua,. 7rzs r-,-7assci. ..sv =
aAe #s .AEGT eeEl1-afe tuI SoFats 4L3fuAet IA
liver Lad 4ogess. la not sripe
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

TIE average man is always paid az
araZe wages
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

Alter 4 man l4s been married. z.lree
years as bump 81 nope becomes 4
tent
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11

Sioan's L.a1ment s the best
remedy for spralns ard bruises.
It quiets the PAIN At once, and.
can be applied % the tenderesr
part without hurting because L
doesn't need o be rubbed al
YOU nave . 10 S 70 lay II on
lightly. t S l powerful prepa-
ration and Teuetratcs Instantly
relieves any Inflammation and CON
gestion, and reduces he swelling.
Here's the Proof.
Mr.. I. ROLAND. Bishop q sSc-an-
ton, Pa. saws On he 9TH Il
this present month Is gas leawnz
the building u Heen fer lunch. I
slipped and sell. spanning nv wrist.
I returned n he afternoon. and AT
four O'Clock I could not hoid pen
eli n my aand- I returned home
later and purchased bottle q:
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-11
Trouble Caused by Amateurs.

= scat Ja4 u ne .4OuHle Il ne
transmission II wireless telegraph
messages. even the messages n M
most Vial Importance. Is 5aId Il 4 r.
cent EaEa IN he subject. % De dae
% Inscriptions amateurs VINO INSIST
IN Working heir private stations It
al hours. regardless Of he needs Or
he interests u endangered humanity
Is 4 case n 3oinr. ne Bremen. ar
wing he usual Iarge passenger zIst.
MS approaching he New England
coast turing he short tine asst saar
hat BE Nanfaeket Shoals ightanIa
vas oaf= II commission. The steamer
vas calling % he IgntshiH or Nor
nation - % weather conditions and
zaeat.an and aer eau-aIn vas nuea
checked ana surprised o ind hat he
reckoning as s0mpu5ed by he 5hip
aa7izafor vas apparently error.
Information hat vas untrue also
vas gwen regarding he weather con
73tiaaz. IN reaching View Trrk ne
matter vas ooked INTO md 5t=vas
discovered tGaU The -ightshin aad aeen
5aak week prior 70 ne line hat
64s messages we're sent. and hat he
tEsweF made % The Bremen vas cent
- Irresponsible and experimenting
amateurs. Had nor he captain af the
steamship been over-confIdent of ais
=oeafiau ae zaisat hive hanged us
course IS 4 result 1f ne messages
ma wrecked ma ahlp ana .ost rs III
nan raighr.
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Ambassador Nust Be 7Ion.

resident faft probably puts n
anaE one 8our ONT Of ever - irving
- determine On zome nan Vlo mas
he affiliations 10 make a good an
ador 20 Great Britain aud VINO
also aas money enough 70 allow aIm
o keep ~ the position N he ehief
American renrcseutat 10 The great
foreign 6ower
$ known 10 The president. 81
course. that aere are MANY men n
nl1ea states vho vould make ad.
Maaa3e anes nave little Or no money.
Eae president saId a speech recent
nat 1e hought Il vas little ess
han a shame chat { vas Impossible
Tor aur Nne-'oans except nIllIonaires
Ia ae11pv he rest important aIpta-
ragc anstq
3esne months ago Hr TAR offered
be American embassy IN Great Brit
an Or Charles w Elicit. former
president ri HARVARD college. a man
IF great earning and transcanaant
ability Dr. Elliotr had 70 decline ne
5azt. r. did not nave money anaugh
- Hlee sp 70 fhe social 7tation 4 life
Faiea eeeIs necessary 5Eat our
-atef rerreseu# 10 he r5urr If
81. 5aEars aHgar to occupy There are
the reasons. however. addition 70
fAat q He ark af wealth. winch pre-
vented 5ae Harvard scholar rom az
=eat.nz Hae Hrezfdenf offer
Salary RldicaiousiY Inadequate.
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eeean cleaners Also Blamed.


sometimes i IS an ocean steamer
LAT IS be blamed for tn1eu erenee
With wireless telegraph messages. =Not
-on9 ago a schooner vas ashore some
niles 3at 81 Sew York haraor and he
crew vas n dire danger. An effort
vas aaae ~ wireiess 20 locate he
revenue enters Eew York out 5e-
cause N The attitude IF he wireless
operator IN he ocean steamer Der
mHdiaR. L vas nor possible 10 reach
he revenue cutters direct. and ne
messages aad 70 be -elayed causing a
delay Of several hours. Afferward II
developed fhat the Bermudian merely
wished 70 report her location and he
operator could have waited 4 mort
line ust aa we'll as not
Fae sreat sr0ubie ordinarily Is
caused by he use Of high lowered
stations ~ amateurs and il seems
thar there IS 90 means of preventing
ne adisc-fninate use Of he vtFaiass
aVe1l Il Interferes With aeeessitoas
messages and sometimes puts human
life n Jeopardy In .verr .arga etty
there arc many NJ -hese stations and
II IS aid hat n he CITY ii Boston
tlonr hero are 80 m operation
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GEORGE CLINTON.