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We expect the whole country 10 join us
in admiring the prompt and vigorous
chastisemcnt of the Hon. GUNNAR
kNUDsEN, once Premier and now Vice
President Of Parliament IN the compare
lively ui.important Kingdom Of Norway
Colonel ROOSEVELT. la,e Of the Rough
Ridcrs, did j.. and more power to bis
experienced iswbone'
The fact seems TO be that Mr. KNUDsFN
is prophet Of conservation. He has 10
troduCed and Championed a bill for con-
servst on IN the Norwegian G Congress and
otherwise committed himself TO the prop
agation Of radiant and supernal plans.
Ata gala dinner in Christ iania recently.
where the wine flowed like a waterfall
and everybody felt the rapture Of a ban
quet filiering through his syst em, KNUD-
SIN confided 10 the Colonel his aspira-
tions in respect Of water power and for
ests and other playthings Of the acade-
micians. and the Colonel. flushed with
luxurious provender he does not drink
We understand slapped his back and
protested that he waS with him tooth and
nail. especially tooth. All the old guard
was behind him as he spoke There were
JACK ABERNATBY SErH BULLOCK, Bill
, CURRY, lIM DAHIMAN thousand other
picturesque and formidable figures and
the Colonel added. or j. 50 reported;
Tell It TO anv one YOU like
} This should have closed the incident
To say that a man or demigod who
has swept Africa and Europe like an
enlightened bosom, suppressing The fer
ment Oft the natives, uphOlding traditional
policies. irradiating time honored in
stitutions ~ learning, and generally
} regulating the world and uplifting il 20
the level Of discomfort. was on hrs side
and backing him 10 the limit must have
wakened the Hon GUNNAR KSUDsEN 20
novel ecstasy and filed him full Of
legitimate pride
Next day can II be possible that
Colonel ROOSEVELT IL getting subject
I 10 next days-' there was a change.
Divested or partially divested of the en-
trees. the pieces, the leCImes, the Apol-
linaris and all tbe rest oi II. the Colonel
concluded that KNUDsEN had gone he
yond the liberties NJ heart 10 hear con-
. ferences in iestal circumstances and
betrayed the confidence Of more or less
generous dinner table Then followed
the stalwart ebullitions Of the Colonel.
chas,cned perhaps bv bromo seI,zer. bur
none the less imperative, and the abase-
ment of the Hon. GUNNAR kNrDsEN
II now appears that The Colonel rides the
wave Of ecstasy and that the discrcdited
and humbled KNUDsEN is blabbing and
weeping outside the brefStworks.
A It seems to us, this incident should
add 20 the ardor Of the Roosevelt move
ment in this country and multiply his
power as an angel
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The New York Polytechnic.

In the list oi contributors 10 The fund
for the new buildings of tho New York
Polytechnic Medical school and Hospital
the number of names hearing the prefix
-Dr Is what hrst catches ne eve. The
medical faculty " the institution not
only gives n It's time. skill and learn
inc 20 patients and students. but paws
money in generous amount and at
frequently recurring intervals for tho
privilege Here is an indorSement NJ
this notable hospital and school from eK-
perts equipped with complete knowledge
of ~ work.
The Polytechnic is building on the north
side oi West Fiftieih street b..tween
Eighth and Ninth avenues a new home
for i's manifold ACTIVITIES. There its
wards and cla-srooms. its operating
ampithra'rrs and diSpensaries are to be
housed and an ambulance service COW
ering tho West Side from Tweuiy-third
n Seycntv-siVih street is ~ be main.
tained. or the sGiO.Go0 necessary to paw
for the land and buildings SIl7.373 has
been raised. and the talancr Is wanted
now, that no delay may h. caused by
lack of funds and thar the time and
attention of IN" managers may he de-
voted entirely to hospital dul ies without
distraction 10 financial matters.
This eNccllcu, institution should mot
bc obliged 10 appeal twice for the sim
Il nccds No hotter opportunity for he
Intelligent investment NJ money in large
or small sums could bc presented 70
persons Of enlightened fpresigh, and
humane impulse
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SCGRCITI or FrR SEiLS.
Va IIOps Sf Law Prices for Ihe skins sesl
for Csagmeuts.

To rHE EniToR ~ TRE suN SIR Re.
Gently In THF SrN appeared an article as
serting hat tho sea fishery lust ended was
ne most valuable IN thirty years and that
between oOoo And Eo no seals had been
caught
These seals are hat are known - hair
seals. being devoid NJ mr. and covered with
coarse brisily hair They are worth from
.: 10 ~ Each and srr principally used for
leather The fur seal used IN the manu-
facture NJ sea~kin garments j. an entirely
diheFen, anime and .s exceptionally scarce
The fine skins commanding over tiOo each
a. the present time
The contract be'We he nifed States
Government and ihe Alaska Commercial
Company relative 10 The taking n seals on
The pTibHof islands having eNptfpd the
Government has decided for The preserva-
lion Of the seals on these Islands no, 10 re-
neW the contract consequently the prinri-
nal aourCe ~ supply for fur seals" viii he
cut ~ for n number NJ years
That he buying public may he nroperlv
Informed a. n fhe scarcity of fiIT seals
and not ba mtsled nv he many published
statements reRarding the large catch ~
hair seals a. referred 70. We ask that you
give This letter due pubiciiy
e. 4. snAyNE 4 Co.
NV NoRk. MAY a.
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papers In the collection were addraesed.
was the Br itinh Secretary Of State Tor
ths Colonies from itI5 TO lfS7. One of
the papers 10 a long one ny Sir JoHN
DALEYIPLE. written In IT'S. and entitled
Thoughts on Instructions 10 the Ameri-
can Commissioners. Sir JOIN having
been, a. he s0id. tho first TO suggest AZ
the beginning Of the trouble with the colo
nies that commission be sen, 10 America
20 deal with matters. In his Thoughts
he says:
= presume 70 suggest another thing Prom
~ accounts Of General WAsHiNuroN's character
iherc Is a resemblance between hls character and
General MoVEa Tor he ls slrnt, keeps bis mind
10 himself mas plain understanding ahd IA q man
OF pFtnctple Resides this. he has no a0n. daugh-
ter. brother or sister. that he ambition musi
be- limited 10 himself CHARi.Ea the n. owed his
Kingdom 10 bis Dcrsonal application 10 MoNG.
delivered by one Of MONE's own frieads
Might not the Ministers treating bT tAs Kings =
command or the King himself write a private
letter IN WAsnNdrOS 10 remind him OF the elm
uaniy between bis situation and MONE'a deslr
lug him In ask terms for America faiT and Just
and they should he granted and that the terms
lut uiulafll hnuutu DC tue uuAe9oh NAA VS. AlN1N
~ Moyk and a revenue 10 support II In order 20
give dignity 10 the man who generously gave up
his own power 10 save his country
II the Mlnistsr has no man he can tFus, with
such = commission. I can md one ! mean NJ.
LLOYD DELANT. the bosom friend Of Generai
WASHINGTON. a man Of tOgtune In Maryland. now
To London two Of whose family are nov with
General HOwH, and Who has given proofs Of his
secrecy. A. he Nas sae of those who knew Of =
scheme Of mine relating 70 ths paper money Of
America
A the Duksdom oE Albemarle was once
a royal dukedom and CHARLHs's grant
with il to MOSK wasa perpetual pension
pi about s1S OOO-at time. when none?
went farther than II goes now-Slr JOHN
doubtless thought that he was making
WARRINGTON tempting Oher.
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accurately reflect the sentiment Of the
public. have become more tolerant Of
suggestive and risky stage pieces
within the last twenty years This Is
concl,isively proved. as we have pointed
out. by the fact that dances once rigor-
ously excluded from the stage are ex-
hibited with impunity to-day. II seems
In manv persons too that mere vulgar
ity and filth. unrelieved by pasSable
acting. dialogues approaching wit 0r sit
uations Of reasonable dramatic signii-
cancc, command at this time attention
and support that would have been with
held a quarter OF a century ago.
The sun., 1910-05-12

FvoTl ~ L1HdaH Chr1Hir's
Bleak Houss- Il perhaps of an ntri enss sta-iss
me one whoss veenes are most easily ldentinsd
The house which gave II thc title sun Stands on
ne sige Of me cia a. Hroadstairs a. II I'D when
the novelist lived there. And coming ~ Landop
one can gAye wi1h aWe 81 me very house IN lin
roin = Inn Fields where Mr ruizinrhorn lived and
died and vnirh uas me rrsidence ~ John For,tsr
the bl1grAphsr o. Dckens
Chichestsr Rents sl-s eAists. although Kroos' 4,
reg ard hone shop vas rerrnuy pulled down. sns
proiotypss of NJ Nemo The cop'ist can be zen
any DAY leaning against the ancient vail ualflnr
for a modern snagsby Of rooks Court 10 come
along and Engage ihem. Chief NJ aii Heak Houss
associations ihere ts Luoolns Inn Hail N rcysv
enced hy crazy Mss Ftite whieh is IN ne sane
state a. when me Chanceior ,ai and listened N
iaFndyce ". jarndyce draErinE ~ weary ienr,b
The sun., 1910-05-12

Spmr rev iSft. not IN General WAEH-
NGro>' s character. Int nn certain English
views II his character 10 offered IN n vol.
urnc just presented n Parliament by the
Historical Manuscripts Commission. II
H. volume ~ n ,h- report m ths manu-
scripts IT Mrs SIOPToRu-sAcKvLLF of
Dnvton House, Northsmrtonshire, and
deals with the most important part II
tho s'opiord-Sackvills collection. namely.
state papsrs relating % the American var
oi Independence. Lord GEoR0E sarE-
ytLLE, 70 whUm moat u the ettsrs and
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Lc.e MaIe.ts In MAMMALIAN.

Nothing moro surprises or delights
the local taxpayer than anv evidence
however slight. ~ activity in tho Public
Service Commission Tho rcornt plIi.
cial decisiop that this eminent body h,.
established locally tho foreign crime
Of lese ma ies'" " 90 therefore he hailed
with delight wherever t'.o men travel
together IN thi. town. not on'v for i'scri
bit 40 m u0e sTec'cd evidence oi l.'e Ia
Tho headquarters of morlbundtv
First 10 be convicted OF tins nov lr I'M.
ported crime s ne Hon FHrnrPirE "
WHTTRfDGt that ingenious and tndlIstri-
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The supernusu. var. PImr.

To THE EDIror ~ THE srN-SW Mr.
Pine speaks oi there being two classes
NJ people m staten Island, which doubt
very much, A. there are few people indeed
Who live In staten Island cut Of nec"ssity.
and a. FOR uplifting. ! believe that staten
Island does not need ~ be uplifted any more
than the four other hOrouRhs In other
wnrds the substance ~ Nj PINES letter
- nothlng more than an apology for living
on staten island.
staten leland does not need any apologies
made Tor f ~ many residents Of fhs Bors
0uEh Eeautiful- viii willingly admit.
FUET v Answorru. MAY ~ sO,EY
The sun., 1910-05-12

F-Jri No L1Hd3a Ddag MAJ
Nsvs has b~en received Of hghunG IN NJ
Karoro aai AttakkA districts Of northern VI
rsriA uusnsr a Briush punitive patrol was
desratrhei last nerenber me british casual
us' vrre onr killed and hye wounded. Vrttss 4
correspondent ~ Lagos. whne three Of ths nys
T. ropeans e-rr hady smag by boes
Bsr, pise m important part 10 warfare with
'hess Nreran fribes. Tee villagers on reurina
b.fo-s en- enen earite me hrss and lct thsn laose
and s0s bcuds the man Eho Il attacked ~ then
10 no labl -inihs Of cactus which surround ths
Villages
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I',Il,llca'IOn ~ letter From Fdnund a.
steslutan

The publication IN THE SrN ~ Nav I.
1910. NJ a letter by the late Edmund & sted-
man 10 friend who was ~ me lime nom
her n our s'ah vas made. inadvertentIv.
without Rny sanction from his personal
representatives No one should deem him
self authorized TO reprint the letter without
their consent
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Peace Regaiasd.

Fro2 No Washfagoa s'ar.
The Ion Sleeps Hithin his Afr.
The gay hyena iauEhs once more
The hlupo't arreut8 ~ despair
10 not Feerhn az ~ ynre
Ihe MID gira9e nfts up itn head
And bites the leaf IN rltrii T,aod
Throughout ne Airlr wtid is spread
eenss of grateful guieiidf
hut elsewhere IN each land and rHrls
10 agltatl1n most profound
~ eplgtah. Ne nufarfy r1yme
Az Wle9f2rted ne vufid around
Ald frarr men sdufdef N fhrir frsarr~
And chnfren ftlirr N their miFih-
EnfeFi m Aifir1. "a hirh ate1Wr
lhe cal. Tuitt ap-t 81 enrfh
The sun., 1910-05-12

Great Britains fourteenth Dread
nought the Hercules. vas launched az
Jarow on May 10, two days before the
Florida's christening. Brt happily the
United States is not engaged in a ship
building contest With a rival ON the other
side ot few miles of sea.
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verv searching tast ~ equality ron.
frunts tho woman srfragisis Tan trey
orerats balloons Ike mpn' A. tho Stella
Rallo1n Clrb -nIrr'- ~ y, Cloud on Tues
dRy five iscents we're made With me:nb. ~
n the club In tho baskets. but IN each
cs-a tho services ~ q r,ale piiot wern
found Indispensable
The sun., 1910-05-12

rO THE EDtTOa ~ THH sus-,sir. ne tsls
about the hlg wave ihai vtn follow ihs aunrhing
of ~ FlorIds ~ ihe BFookiyn navy yard Is amus.
lnG The same warning Eas Eiysn previous 70
M launching of ire Minnesota and Dakota.
4 mammoth waye uas 10 do an sorts Of damage.
but ths hstueships went overheard without a
splash here va, no more ~ disturbance thsn
when . durk makes . piuhHe u u lmpossihls
" osuse a blg save by driving a wedge lnts a
stream. LCT
NV LosBoE Cann May ~.
The sun., 1910-05-12

To rHH EbfToR ~ TWE sCN--sir' ! vist -
call }orf atieatsa 70 ths Coiari9sscs " ~ dea'a
rOmei 30 ioretoid By Shakespeare IN Julius
Cesar. Act ~ sccae ?. N uhich chpsrHis ears
Whel be8gafs die. thsrs are 10 c1mets seen,
TIE haavaua themaeiyet blass forth ne eeam
~ pFincea
NV VoEn. Mag "a aluETMula
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Rsmeo wts swearing ~ ne aooa.
Nov out % dats ohiected juliet -Whaf,
~ matter vith tes comet
Hersvith Ne made hasts 70 anuud ne oath.
The sun., 1910-05-12

Water Havcnt you forgotten someihinr d.
Guest Certainly aiNa,s forEetin ths uftn.,s
chair sad the dining roam chair
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llishisan Postlisass,'s rsrtlnu g,,,.


FrsH' ~ cagfsa CO. CstrHs
o. retiring ifcm hsr position a. sauittn,s 49,,
naaiaR. Uhich ahs hes 10 arr aisd fsr ever 1g,,y
:saFa Ars. ida Ward presented eaeh c,s Of a.
rural val carriefn utIh a i,ck Of Der hsiF.
The sun., 1910-05-12

PARIS ONCE 3: ruc Loui, ll Grand ThedalN and
sunday ed lion, are on sale a, kiu,qDr O.. nrar ne
Grand Hotel Kiosnue77 Roue, ard lee Capr"ines.
corner Place De or. s ana Eio-01r 20 nc"-,hd
dss itansns. corner rue nus 10 Gani
The sun., 1910-05-12

Londou Ohee rnnshaH Hous' Arundel street.
strand The daIIy ana SUNDAY SrS ars on sale IN
London At ne American and Colonial rVcnarrs,
Cari,on street Regent street ard nav : steamship
Assncy u Grecn street Charlng Gross TOAD
The sun., 1910-05-12

I'ubHsn,d BY ne sun Printing and Puonsr'nS
Association At no Nassau street. ln TIE noTolsh
Of Manhattan. NcN NOrs prs.ldrri Of the 's'o
eaton Edward MrhrII 800 >a,ssl sTrr'
Treasurer o. me Association. 3 iaTan 40
Nassau stree, secretary Of me Association. D. "a.
Quinn. 10 Nas,au street
The sun., 1910-05-12

Subscription, by nsIL Postpaid
DAILY. Pcr Month ........... >" d"
DAILY. Yer NclI ............... %"
SCNDAN. rcT Year %"
DAILY AND 81 NpNN, Per Year 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY Psv nrah 20
i'osiags To torslzn couHtri's hfdci
An checks. money orders A. O., hr made psV.
ahlc 10 TRF SrN
The sun., 1910-05-12

with reference - trusts me facts that ths
priccs Of trust controlled commodities have not
risen co1sricuously. trst prizes have advanced
IN other countries IN which trusts have not deyel
oped on the American srals ard that the higher
prices Of food psndurts, Including meat are
arcounisd 'or by natural causes and are not 10
be aurlhu'ri 70 ~o--biaAuon In any considerable
DEGREE. Indicate mat me irusu cannot be held
rCspon lhs i,r the ,ats great advance OF pric-,.'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
SAVED FROM DEPORTATION
irish Delegation to Rescue Of
Greek Named Conomikes.

Many years ago when Greek met Greek
there was Something doing" Some
times history repeats itself and although
the conditions were slightly different In
the repetition Yesterday there was
something doing when three Irishnen
met one Greek at Ellis Island and saved
him from deportation.
The cast of characters in this fire
man save my-child melodrama were
Matthew NJ. Coneys. deputy Surveyor Of
Customs: Spero Conomikes, Greek lad;
Spero ?. Conomikes. his father: the Rev,
Anthony J. Grogan, a Roman Catholic
priest, and Peter J. Grogan. an imni-
grant agent Coneys believed the lad
was a wild omadhaun from Dublin. but
Peter Grogan was sure he was from
Connemara, and that his first name was
Mike. Father Grogan spoke TO the boy
in Irish. The lads answer was Greek to
Father Grogan.
Spero's father who owns two candy
stores in Canastota. Y. Y went to the
island asking for the release of his SON
who came from Greece on July 19. The
father could not be found ar first, and
the bov was ordered deported. When
the elder Conomikes went to the sla nd
Yesterday accompanied by the three
Irishmen. he learned that the boy had
been ordered deported on the Patras
which was 70 sail at noon.
The Commissioners launch was pressed
into service and young Spero was re-
moved from the steamer at 11:56 a m
He went away with his father
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
ENTIRE SURPLUS GONE
Shortage of Louisville Banker
Now Alleged To Be S1,140,0OO.

Louisville. July 23.-John W Barr
president of the Fidelity Trust Company
admitted late this afternoon that the en-
tire surplus of the company. amounting
to S114o,0 600 had been stolen. This is
supposed TO represent the shortage of
Assistant Secretary Roplxe now in Jail
here.
August Ropke was the assistant secre-
tary and general bookkeeper of the
In the employ of the concern for eigh-
teen years. and because of his excellent
work on the books and his shrewdness
in handling deals for the bank gained
the confidence of the officials years ago
bout two weeks ago a shortage Of
5000 was accidentally discovered by
one Of Ropke's assistants and the mat
ter was reported to his superiors. This
resulted in Ropke's arrest on the charge
of embeZzlement He was sent TO jail IN
default of $4,000 bail and firm OF
Chicago experts was put TO work on his
books The shortage grew daily until
it reached the amount reported at a spe-
cial meeting of stockholders held late
this afternoon Some OF Ropke's prop
erty has been recovered and turned over
to the bank The Fidelity Trust Com
pany recently issued $1,000 900 stock TO
make good the loss.
Ropke was a heavy speculator 1t is
said that large part of his alleged
steaIings were lost in Wall Street
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST
cyclone Wrecks Many Houses
Near Milan-Traffic Stopued

Miiah July "a cyclone swept over
Rife oistrlct northwest OF Milan to-day.
DONG great damage to the towns of Sa-
rohho' Rovellasca and Lonate PozzoIo.
IL Is estimated that about twenty FIVE
persons were killed and many wounded.
ne victims include several workmen
employed on the railway
Many houses We're unroofed and teIe-
graph lines were levelled Some dwell
lnss were cracked and shaken as though
they had been through an earthouake.
railroad traffic has been impeded bv the
great quantity of wreckage thrown
across the tracks.
At BustoArsizio. nineteen miles from
Milan factory collapsed, burying most
of the workmen. Ten dead and MANY
seriously injured were taken from the
ruins.
AT another village the collapse of the
roof of q building resulted in the death
of fourteen workmen and the injury Of
twenty others
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
MAGISTRATE BREAKS ARM
Trolley Grazed Eugene F. Gil
roy's Auto at Far Rockaway.

Magistrate Eugene F. GiIroy. of Far
Rockaway, is at his home at that place
suffering from the effects of q broken
arm. and Dr. William Mulcahy says it
will be several day. before he will be
able to assume his duties on the bench
With his wife and Mr.. and Mrs H B.
Kitchener the magistrate was returning
to his home late on Thursday night after
witnessing a performance at a theatre in
Far Rockaway. At FaiTview avenue
and the Boulevard a trolley car was
standing. and the magistrates chauffeur
tried to get across in front of il Just as
the car started The trolley car grazed
the automobile. pinning the magistrates
arm against the side of the machine.
He ordered the chauffeur TO hurry to
DR.. Mulcahy's office, where it was found
that the forearm had been severely
fractured. The other members OF the
party were badly frightened, but escaped
without injuries. No arrests were made.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
RESCUED BY DIPLOMAT
Gurney Mum and Young Woman
Narrowly Escape Drowning.

Manchester. Mass July 23--The
uuickness and skill OF Marchese Paolo Di
NontagIiari. Charge d Ahaires OF ths
Italian Embassy. and his secretary. Rob
erto Ceutaro were the means or saw
ing Gurney Mum and a young woman
from drowning here late to-day. MI
Mum is eighteen years old and the son
of Mrs. Charles A Mum. of NaSninS-
ton. He and the young woman were IN
a rowboat cbout quarter of a mile
frum shore when the craft capsized.
The Italian Charge d'Affaires and his
secretary saw the accident from shore.
and. Ieaping into their canoe, shot out TO
the struggling couple and in short
time landed them safely ashore, little
the worse for their upset Mr.. MUM
declined 10 give the name of his COM
paniOn.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
SURPRISE I'M WASHINGTON
The Attack on Secretary NageI Is
Considered Somewhat Violent.
TF-on Tha T,sibune Bureau

Washington July 23-The somewhat t
violent attack Of d committee of the
Camp Fire Club Of America. Of which W
7 Eornaday is chairman, upon the Sec
retary Of Commerce and Labor, because
o. the avowed purpose of the latter to
authorize the killing OF superf1uous male
seals On TIE Pribylov Islands, occasions
some surprise in Washington, both be
cause OF the violence of its tone and Its
unsupported insinUations-
Secretary Nagel. who is now en- route
l Alaska discussed his controversy with
Gr- Hornaday quite frankly before leav-
Ing Washington. expressing regret that
M. Horpaday had been so far misIed.
and asserting his fear that Mr. Horn
auay was placing unwarranted depend
ence upon the representations of Henry
y. Elliott, once an employe OF the gov
eminent and ever since an insistent ap-
pilcant for unemployment.
Secretary Nagel has all alcng taken
the ground IN the killing of the super
fUoUs male seals was wholly in accord
with the intent of Congress. which de-
sired him to take those steps which. to
the best OF his knowledge. would best
conserve the seal herd. Mr.. Nagel pro-
1esses to no expert knowledge Of the
subject other than that he has obtained
from expert advisers, the great majority
of whom advise him that this course Is
wise and even necessary
An interesting light is thrown on this
Question OF killing the superfiuous males
b. IA official report made by Joseph q.
Crowley. Special Treasury Agent. for
ls39. who said:
There is a surplus Of available bulls
on the islands AS the COW herd de
,reases the bulls increase There Is now
a large percentage Of male hfe that is Il
oetriment rather than beneft To the
breeding grounds Nearly 10 per cent
of the bulls Of breeding age were unable
- procure 4 single COW with which 10
start rsrenl. A large Z inber Of bulls
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
WOMAN WINS A SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded Highest Honor in Gift Of
Wesleyan University.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Middletown, Conn. July Z.-Tbe faculty
of Wesleyan University announced to-day
that Miss Eliza beth ZeiltZ. of this city.
had been chosen the Squire scholar 1T the
university during the coming year. This
is the FIRST time in the history of the uni
verstty that d woman has received the
honor
The scholarship is the largest within the
gift of the institution, and is awarded by
a competitive examination in Greek.
As co-education was recently abolished
a. Wesleyan owing TO the intense oppos-
tion OF the men. the fact that "A coed or
..c,,afI as fair student is called. has
lz,,t,Ired this prize is considered III the
t:bt of a rebuke by the men students
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
ICE KILLS THE ICEMAN
Both Tumble Down Stairs-Man s Necl
Broken.

Philadelphia. July 2--Carrytng fifty
pound piece of ice up the stairway OF a
Chestnut street Office building here to-day.
Frederick Breadmyer. an icenan, missed
his footing and fell backward down flight
OF stairs and was killed Instantly The
piece OF ice also tumbied down the stairs
and struck Breadmyer On the head as he
kell on landing. His neck was broken