New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
Reader Tells Him tUbof He Missed IN La
SOeek's Newspapers.

partment Of Agriculture has ordered that
the practice must stop at once The order
affects the entire oyster trade of the United
States and is of immense importance to
dealers"
Any persons Of Importance die" asked
Busy Man.
Robert w. Patterson. president of The
Chicago Tribune. Company died IN Phlia-
deIphia By a tragic coincidence Mrs. Julia
A Patterson. his mother, died in Chicago
the same day John b. Sexton, who had
been Sheriff Of New York County. chair
man of the Board Of Police Commissioners.
and Health Commissioner. died in his home.
No. So West 4sth street. He had been the
Democratic leader of the 18th Assembly
District for fifteen years.
David ] Brewer. justice Of the United
States supreme Court, died suddenly in
washington Menelek H. King OF Abys-
sinia. was reported to have died at the age
Of sixty-six. in the twenty-drst year Of his
reign. Prince I.idj Jeassu. mis- grandson, is
heir to the throne Alexander AgassiZ,
eminent naturalist and president of the
Calumet and IIecla Mining Company died
on the steamer Adriatic, bound from South
ampton FOR New York. CHARLES Sprague
Smith. director of the Peoples Institute IN
this city, died at the home Of his brother
in-law in Montclair, y. J., from pneumonia
He was the founder Of the Peoples lnsJ-
tute and Well known as an educator, lect-
urer and writer. AIyca Kelly Mrs. Allan
NacNaughtOn), American educator and au-
thor, died at T0rquay. Eng land. where she
had been stepping with her husband for
her health. Colonel Levi -. WeiL chair
man of the Adams Express Company, died
in the Plaza Hotel His is the fourth IN q
series Of deaths of big express men within
the last SIN months The others are Colonel
NJ j. O'Breu, president OF the Southern
Express Company, Thomas q. Plat, presl-
dent of the United States Express Com
pany, and Colonel Dudley Evans. president
of the VI eIIs-FaTgo COMPANY. George Leon
ard Tose, professor OF civil engineering at
Bowdoin College from 1872 to 18S2. and at
the Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
from 1882 TO 1856. died at Brunswick Me.
John StIebling, siXty-twO years old, a dep
utv United States marshal and one Of the
best known politicians Of lower New York,
died at No Il Ridge street. He was for
many years the Republican leader Of the
18th Assembly District and was a close
friend Of Theodore Roosevelt lie had
charge of all the prisoners sent from here
who took Charles W. Morse there, and he
also had charge of the Lupo group Of coun-
terfeiters sent there some weeks ago. d..
Thomas Rainey. known as The Father OF
the Bridge because ne spent twenty-five
years Of his DIFF and $500 600, his entire fort
une in an endeavor to promote the build
ing of a bridge across the East River, ne
tween Manhattan and Long Island City,
died at his home. IN Lexington avenue
Brigadier General Hamilton :. Hawkins.
retired. governor Of the National Soldiers
Home in Washington, died suddenly at
Glen Springs, y. Y DR.. David d. Wood a
blind musician with an international repu-
tatIon as a composer and Organist. died OF
IN Philadelphia Edouard
CoIonne, conductor ana composer OF music,
died in Paris. Jean Moreas. the French
poet. died in Paris. He was known as the
leader of the decadent school
lie can decay now ali he likes said
Busy Man. without coins harm 10 any
one. What else happened that 1 ought 10
remember
Theodore Roosevelt addressed the stu
dents OF the University Of Egypt. IN Cairo
In tie course Of bis remarks he said: All
good men. all men If every nation whose
respect Is worth having. we're ineSpresslulA
shocked b. the assassination of BoGiros
Pacha Gu2u II was gre1 trr calamity td
Egypt than a wrong TO the individual him
SELF The type Of man that turns assassin
is the type possessing ali the qualities
which ienate him from good citizenship
tho type producing poor soldiers IA TINE or
war ana worse citizens in dime of peace.
sacH a man stands on the pinnacle uf evil
ana tiffany. No people have permanently
amounted 90 anything whose only public
leaders were clerks. politicians and law
yers.
This aroused much reese tment among
the extreme %attouall@ts. about two thou
sand Of whom next day took possession ~
tbe thoroughfare overlooked tg tbs win
dow Of Colonel Eooaevclts apartment an
Shepherds Hotel, and tor aaif an hour
deafeniag cries such these. uttered with
fanaucal intensity, filed the air. Long