New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

UiteC out TOT the use p1 ItStiltcit ' Z
Butler Ames in kite experiments. 1t is
TO be hoped Mr.. Ames will prove more
successful in flying a kite than he has
proved in flying a Senatorial boom.
At q political rally in Georgia last
Saturday supporters of Little Joe"
Brown came to blows with supporters of
Hol1e Smith This encounter argues a
long and earnest contest for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. 1t
looked two years ago as if Mr.. Smith
had been counted out in the arena of
Georgia politics Now he is courageous
ly helping to solve the problem whether
or not the have-beens can come back.
If Mr. Loeb wasn't called to Beverly
in order that he might be urged to run
for Governor he was probably sent for
to render an account of Colonel ROose-
velt's interviews with prominent insur-
gents with the regular Senator from
MontaEa-or for some other purpose.
In deciding to place the new home of
the Department of Justice on the Mall
in Washington it looks as though the
new Art Commission were determined
to get the Attorney General into hot
water. Not only is the Mall, by reason
Of it's low position, one of the hottest
spots in the national capital. but when
the Potomac goes on rampage 1t is
one of the wettest.
Recent weather reports from Wash
ington recall an oldtime cartoon repre-
senting his satanic majesty seated on a
cake of ice before the White House,
welding palm leaf with one hand and
mopping his brow with the other, as he
remarked with emphasis that he was
going home to cool off.
Boston does well to prohibit the en-
ployment of children in excessively dan
gerous trades 1t is bad enough to have
anybody engaged in such work, though
unfortunately it is at present apparently
unavoidable. But at least We may de-
bar therefrom those who because of ten
der years are most susceptible to the
in furious conditions and to whom these
are most certainly deadly.
The authoritative report which mas
lust been made on vivisection in Eng
land is an impressive Reputation and
rebuke of the reckless accusations of
wholesale and wanton torture which
well meaning but misled fanatics have
lately been making.
Dr. Osler repeats in one detail the
prophecy which Pasteur made in general
many years ago. He declares that tuber-
culosis will certainly be stamped out
Pasteur confidently declared that all
germ diseases would be eliminated from
the world. The progress of the last
generation supports the reasonableness
of the forecast
Darwin ] Meserole. president Of the
Young Mems Republican Club of Brook
lyn. is said TO be. according TO rumors in
that borough to-day, q formidable eandl-
date for the Republican leadership OF Kings
County TO succeed Timothy l.. woodruff.
II is said that Mr Meserole has the back
ing Of Representative William NJ. calder
Naval officer Kracke and Collector LOeo.
Furthermore the rumor has it that Presi-
dart taft would like to see Mr.. Meserole
take sommand of the Republican forces IN
Rroohvn. which at present are badly de-
mora Iized and in sad need OF good general
shin. Mr. Meserole is LAWYER having OF
fees at No. A Court street.-The New orK
Evening Sun.
Which being interpreted means that II
is an error to think that Darwin j. Mes
eroIe q LAWYER. of No. Al Court street.
Rrooklvn. and Darwin r. James, jr..
president of the Brooklyn Young Re
publican Club. are one and the same