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New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONG RESS. The Senate was not IN
savsion House: There was a sharp
nersonal controversy between Represent
atives Macon. Of Arkansas, and Stanie!'
Of Kentucky.
FOREIGN.-Liberal Is IN England sre
1rbilant over the outlook for RECIPROCITY
between Canada and the United states;
and seem assured that the veto hlll VIII
no passed == Preparations are oelng
made i'm Juarez {" defend the city
p against the threatened attack or IN
snrgents -- General Cronje the well
known Boer leader, died AZ kerksnorP
- DR. Pantchenko. the set-stEIeu
roison eynert on trial at St Petersbure
retracted his confession that he had
deliberately murdered Count Nassilii
Pouturli7. = Sani Ed Dowleh. Per
sian Minister Of Finance. was killed ny
Aruenisns I'm the streets in Teheran'
ONESTIC.-Presiden Taft and Sec
,ctsrv Knox are TO make several
spccches i'm the West in support or the
canadian reciprocity agreement -
Postmaster General Hitchcock plans an
ovarhaulinC Of the railway mail service
ON account Of conditions Of insubordina-
ton. mismanagement and lneff1clency'
--- Reports coming from anti ram
many insurgents at Albany said that
shin deadlock this week and that Muir
pby would throw Sheehan overheard.
- Archbishop Ryan, Of the Roman
catholic See of Philadelphia, was re.
rortcd improved: the serious illness or
Bishop O. ". Williams, Of the Protes-
fant Church. was announced at Phila-
delphia: Bishop Thomas Bonacum. or
the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lin
coin. died in Omaha. - wire
less message received in Washington
reported that the five yellow fever pa
tents on the gunboat Marietta were DO
ing well. no new cases have developed
since Monday. - The annual report
of the state Highway commission was
made public at Albany. -- one pas
senger vas killed and another seriously
injured i'm an accident on the Boston q
Maine Railroad a East Jaffrey. y. n.
TY.-Stocks were strong and active
-- Representatives Of the National
Grange met here and decided 70 begin
campaign 70 defeat the proposed reci-
procity treaty with Canada. - Eight
officials of the Jersey Central Railroad
and the du Pont Powder Company were
held i'm 5000 bail each on a charge OF
being responsible for the dynamite eX-
plosion - Samuel Untermyer sued
President Peabody Of the Mutual Life
COMPANY for $4,000 damages for al
legged slander. = An alleged gam
bling house i'm Brooklyn was raided by
the police. and three Of the thirty men
there were arrested. == Senator Cum
Minis hit railroad monopoly in talk at
the Republican Club. -=- Eight hun
dred graduates of the University Of
Michigan held national dinner AT the
Hotel Astor
THE WEATHER--lndic for to-
oav: Fair and colder The temperature
yesterday: Highest, as degrees; low
ect 26
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
AT THE WHITE HersI =
Liza. III r. rlhnnn Rnrnnu..

From Inc lflpbne fpuiNH''f
WashineSIc. yah %--Senator over AZ
the President to-,sy - peph Z TS''iaI me"
sage to Congress recommending leg'sia''o.
providing for the sale of four hundred anu
eighty thousand acres OF coal ana asp"a"
land belonging To the Choctaw INDIANS III
Central Oklahoma and the distribution Oh
the proceeds TO the Indians.
The President was asked by KepreSen'"
tive Olmsted 10 use his influence III S"p
port OF the bill providing for ne" 10, ~
OF government for Porto Rico. Inc oh''
which was introduced by Mr.. Oimsteo a''"
passed by the House AZ the last sessio"'
provides that the Executive Council OF t"e
island shall be elective. The Senate oe-
ueves the council should he appointed
A committee. headed by Dr. Felix Adier'
asked the President to send deIess'io" "
represent the United states at the Congress
OF Universal Peace TO be held IN b'n"o'
next July.
Representatives Austin and MASSEY a"u
Colonel l.. ID. Tyson invited the fresioe"'
TO attend the Appalachian Exposition 10 w
held at Knoxville September 10 10 ~ MI
Taft accepted.
The Mondell public land bill was discusseo
by the President and Senator Nelson
President Taft was asked by Represents
tive Reeder 10 pardon George X FRANCES,
OF Kansas. former soldier. who has served
five years Of twenty-year sentence TOT
slander.
Among the White House callers were the
Secretary Of State, Assistant secretary
Winthrop, Senator'S Kean. Jones' Ne'so"
and Smith, OF South Carolina. ana hep'e-
sentatives Mckinley, Fitzgerald, hcster-
mann. Cowles. Miller. Bennett. cary fos-
ter. Underwood. Good. Hayes, Maynard
Carln, Brousssrd and Gordon.
The President delivered an address THIS
ev.ninp at the dinner Of the Yale Alumni
Association at Washington az the Raleisn
Iotn
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: II Is good thing 10 celebrate the
anniversaries Of men who have made noble
names for themselves-names that live in
delibly upon the pages OF time. II is good
10 bring them 70 the attention Of the pub
lie.
The life OF Horace Greeley should be an
incentive to youth. one that will keep
young men working with an eye 20 the
goal and an ambition az heart. May The
Tribune continue TO stand as the memorial
Of one who created and left to posterity
paper that is the expression OF a world in
action MAN HENRY NEWMAN.
postop 1911
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
PROUD OF REBEL RELATIVES.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Re the editorial in this morning 3
Tribune. THE Civil War It Is J cannot
for the life o. me understand why South
erners should resent the term rebels.
NV father was Union officer. and my
grandfather and numerous great-uncles and
Cousins were rebel" soldiers. and | am
proud Of the records Of them all.
To 60 further back, ] count an uncle.
several removes. who was captain OF
horse under that arch rebel George
Washington No. TO my mind, the soldier
who
Fo sht for Southern rights
Tsneath the stars and bars.
must have been pretty poor "renel II
he is ashamed Of II now w. NJ. ,.
New York. Feb. 3. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

The first hearing on the question OF
dam,n,np the Genesee River for enor-
NOUS water storage above the Portage
p,oue has az least made it clear that the
case requires particularly caretui con-
sideration. Apart from the possible
effect Of the proposed works upon Letch-
worth Park. which Is matter OF much
importance. the safety OF the enterprise
is now challenged. one or the reputeo
objects of the dam is TO make the lower
valley Of the river secure against floods.
hu, {, would be a bitter irony IL in doing
so that valley were subjected. as some
expert authorities insist that II would
be. to danger OF vastly greater and
more disastrous food than IT has ever
yet known.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

lam" In the painting by Anton K -
ner OF the scene, which hangs in tn, . ~
room at Berlin. there are the portraits
thrty-two princes, OF whom these are SUI
alive The unfortunate King Otto OF 10"
vsris, King william IT of Wurtemoe'e
the Grand Duke Adolf OF Mecklenouis
Strelitz. Duke George OF Saxe-Meii''"
gen. Duke Frederic Of Anhalt Prince hu''
pold. now Regent OF Bavaria: MS so",
Prince Leopold, son-in-law OF the pIes.
Austrian Emperor. and the crown fr'N
Bernhard OF SAKE Meinlngen, the prese'''
Emperor's brotEer-in-law.
II think trip to Europe would fx ywn'
wife, but MAYBE I'd better call consult
tion. What other doctors would you P'
fer?"
II would suggest n couple Of dressnah-
ers. doc."-Iouisville Courier-Journal
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
lr-om IA. TrLbune Bureau

F-om The IrbUh" bOI'd"''
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The French Amoas-
sador and Nine. Jusserand gave dinner
tonight in honor Of the Chief Justice ana
Mrs White The Attorney General ana
Mrs. Wickersham, Justice and Mrs. Lure
ton, Senator Bacon. Senator Roo'' Senor
Yoacham. Chilisn Charge dAfairs' Sir
pob.rt and Lady Hadfeld. Sir John ana
LADY Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs Inomss
Nelson Page. Mrs. Henry p. Brown MIS-
Samuel Hill, Miss Tuckerman Miss Lee
Oscar Crosby and the French First secre-
tary and Nine. de Ia Rocca were III inc
party
The Austrian naval sttache and Baroness
Preuschen entertained guests at dinner az
the Highlands.
Sef1or de Terreros. Mexican second secre-
tary. will leave here on MONDAY 10 Jo,"
Ambassador de Ia Barra, VINO Is on NJ
way to Italy on special mission TOT ms
government and is also making ii we'd
ding iournev.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
what seems TO be the prevalent opinion

what seems TO he the prevalent opinion
In Minnesota:
Where people of the same blood ana
language live side by side, but under
two flags; where a people can he ais
tinguished frons neighbor people only
bv their oaths OF allegiance; where
among such people Of two nations there
are the same living. industrial and labor
condjtions where their ideals are the
same. their hopes and ambitions the
same and their lands are of the same
general character. with like resources.
then certainly both are the better of
for freedom Of mutual trade relations.
II is as reasonable 10 say that
North Dakota hurts the Red River VAL
lev or vice versa as that fair trade with
Canada would hurt the border states
The need on this side is little broader
horizon. moro of craftsmanship and less
penny wisdom.
The Northwest is not rs parochlal IN
its judgments as some of its representa-
tives at Washington would have the rest
Of the country believe ii 10 ne.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Lord Deciess wedding is set for Tuesday.
and last night he gave his farewell bache-
lor dinner at tho Ritz-Carlton. his guests
including Lord Camoys. Earl Percy. eldest
son and heir Of the Duke Of Northumber-
land and A. ID. c. to tho Governor Cen
eral Of Canada: Robin Grey. Moncure
Robinson. Anthony J. Drexel, jr.. Phoenix
Ingraham. Francis w. Crownlnshield and
Robert II. Russell, who are 10 officiate as
ushers. Lord Alastair Graham. z. n.
youngest son Of the Duke Of Montrose
who IS 10 act as best man: also John
Beresford. a son-in-law Of the late Adrian
Iselin: Lord Decies's TWO brothers. the Hon
Seton Robert Beresford. ami the Hon. Will
lam Arthur Beresford: his two brothers
in-law. Captain Edward Lurnh. formerly OF
the Second Life Guards. and Lieutenant
Colonel George A. Wilkinson. n. s O.:
Captain Sowerhy. r. n, naval attacha of
the British Embassy al Washington: Com
mander Macdonald. r. y: Sir Charles
Ross. one OF the largest landowners Of
Scotland: J. Low Hartman, General Bray
ton Ives. George Jay Gould. with his two
sons, kingdom and Jay Gould J Trevelyan
HYDE, Philip Mills. Irwin Tsvlor. !. Arm
strong Drexel BENJAMIN \icol Captain
Waddell. II. Esoudier. Judge William X.
Moore and Frederick Townsend Martin
The big horseshoe table was arranged TO
represent the Sandown Park rscetrack.
near London. showing the winning horse
wearing the racing colors OF Lord Deces
With regard 10 the wedding. II will take
place on Tuesday AT O'Clock in ST. Bar
tholomews Church. where the ceremony
will be performed by Bishop David II.
Greer assisted by the Rev. Dr. Leighton
Parks the rector. The soloist will be
Ricardo Martin. OF ia. Metropolitan
opera. and the boy choir Of the Cathedral
OF ST. John the Divine will be in attend
ance. The brides maid OF honor viii be
her sister. Miss Edith Gould. while her
bridesmaids will consist Of her cousin,
Miss Hope Hamilton; Miss Louise crom-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
COMING A NEEDED WORD.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Seeing a short editorial In YOUR
paper OF February 8. which said that a
telephone company, feeling a call to repair
a grave defect in the English language,
had requested the public TO suggest a single
short word for telephone message
would suggest the word "telem."
GEORGE c. ALLEN.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
Nsm-Dork Iribu1ls.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1911.

This newspaper is oicned and p"o-
Nshed by The Tribune Assocfd''o"'
Netc York corporation; Office ana p,n-
cipal place Of business, 7fioune b"',u'
ino. No. 154 Nassau street, Neu io'E;
Oodcn Mills. president; ogden NJ. Re'd'
secretary: James ". Barrett treasurer
The address Of the officers IS me once
uJ this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
HE'S USED TO HEAVY LOADS.

From The ST. Paul Dispatch.
Ryan The traction boss. and Murphy. the
Tammany boss. seem tn occupy the saddle
In New YORK, and the Democratic donkey
carries double without murmur.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
AND "SAEE."

From The Ohio State Journal
The New York savans who have been
trying 10 pick out the twenty-five most
beautiful words I'm the language seem also
to have overlooked the inherent beauty OF
the word twO-bagger.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Count Apponyi's visit. the wedding OF
Lord Decies 10 Miss Nivien Gould, Colonel
John Jacob Astor's dance and the annual
theatrical entertainment Of the Junior
League are among the many features or
the very crowded programme of society
for the week opening to-day. Indeed, there
is no appearance OF any wane IN the num-
GER Of entertainments that ill the calendar
for the remainder OF the month, and sew
eral OF the fairest debutantes OF the win
ter are already beginning 10 show evidence
OF fatigue, and OF the strain imposed upon
their strength by the continuous round OF
festivities.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
MAY CONCERN THEIR FUTURE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Miss Pankiurst says that chicago :
pri sOn accom- Sdations for women are dis
graceful And this Is a subject Of vast in
terest to suffragettes militant
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

-
The latest automobile incident affords
a case for the hospital II not for the
coroner. and should afford one FOR the
state prison chauffeur who after
running down man and dragging him
for some distance on the mudguard Of
his car deliberately shakes him of into
the street by violently zigzagging the
machine, and then speeds away and
abandons him. is a murderous villain
who should be put away for the re-
maindcr OF his criminal life.
The sickening details Of the fight be-
tween gorilla and bulldog, promoted
by two Western sports" should make
us somewhat conservative in our denun-
Citations of bullfghting.
A subscriber who has been a reader OF
The Tribune for more than half a cen
tury writes TO ask II we were not in
error In saying in last Sundays issue
that Whig national conventions were
held in Baltimore in 1880 and 1886. The
convention which nominated Henry Gay
for President and John Sergeant for
ce-President met in Baltimore in De-
cember. 1881, not 1880, as the types made
us say. and represented the national
Republican or Whig branch Of the old
Democratic Republican party. The wing
convention held in September, lso6,
nominated Milard Fillmore for President
and Andrew Jackson Donelson for Vice
President, who had previously been
nominated by the American. or Know
Nothing, party. We should have added
that the Republican National Conven-
ton Of 1864, which nominated Lincoln
and johnson. was held in Baltimore so
that that city has been the meeting place
for fifteen national conventions. and Is
we'll supported by precedent In seeking
the privilege Of entertaining the Demo
cratic National Convention IN l"l2.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Mrs. William 7. Douglas has issiS
vitations for a large dinner party ~
is 10 be given on March ! at her ne' "
dence. No. 81 Park avenue, by Say q
housewarmins.
The annual 81. Valentines hetueD-
for the Samaritan Home for the Ase :
take place on SATURDAY afternoon
Sherry's, as usual. under the direction
management OF Mrs Richard irwin.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, ir.. Mrs pash
Fosdick, Miss Dorothy Kane and
Eleanor Mortimer are on the coma.
which Is arranging an entershs
for Tuesday evening az Sherrys f1
benefit OF the Post-Grsduate Hospital
programme includes two musical sSei'
one French and one Japanese and \;
lesque of That's" and among the par
esses are Mrs. r. Fulton cutting :
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Theodore tr-
huysen. Mrs. Frank $. Withcrbee' }
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Douglas
inson.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

That Mexican insurrection begins TO
have a remote resemblance TO reVoiu-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

ST. Valentines Day has been chos,,
the date for the annual entertainms,
aid OF the New York Association 10,
Blind, at the Hotel Astor. II has bee,
ganized. as usual. by Miss Winifred !
who is actively assisted in the matter
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and Mrs. p
ley Martin, jr.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Another dramatic performance q
week for the bencf, % charity will be .
on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall for the 2
eft Of the Working Girls Upift Ne
ment. The programme includes three 81
lets, the first entitled "By ROYAL Reag.s
tho second "A Change OF Opinion" and
third Mountain SNOW" The cast incl'
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston, Miss Gi'
Kane. Miss Margaret Cuyler. Miss hl
crime Oakley. Miss Eliza Bsyles ard "
Marjorie Shannon.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Mrs. Gustav Amsinck. Mrs J. Pirr
Morgan. Mrs. Ogden Mills. Mrs. H. n
field Osborn. Mrs. Charles Steele and y
Herbert J.. Satterlee are among III.
tronesses for the special ma,ins
"Konigskinder" which IS 70 Re give,
the Metropolitan Opera House on Fesrl
l6 in behalf OF the Seamen's Bsnsa,
ciety.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Tomorrow night the Governor Q, Y
York and Mrs. Dix will he the gu.su
the Camp Fire Club AZ a dinner at n.
tor. which will be presided over BY v
lam Curtis DemOrest.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
THE STIMULUS IN GREAT NAMES.

New York. Feb. =. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Colonel John Jacob Astor will :.
large dance tomorrow night a, ri.
In Fifth avenue. T. will bo prAc.s..
dinner Of two hundred. and msny :
have been asked 10 come IN an.
Nahan Franko will furnish the rnu,,.
no less than four orchestras. and .
VFdsworth will leal the cotillon u
Orme Wilson. who helped him n >.
last winter. will he missing from N.
being in deep mourning for her hn.
lew. Richard T. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
PeoDfe md Social Inciden,

well, Miss Hannah Randolph VI.
line Holmes and Miss Bea,ric. "a
Little Glori, ~. S-1 Diana ~
"H"ghtcr of M. and Mrs Fred.-,'
Dslziel. win be the flower clrls. ana ~
and Graham Beresford. tho small ,.
the Hon. william Beresto.s. ana ..
American wife. who was Miss r..
Miller. OF Providence. VIII act .,
Lord Decies and his bride aro hoot'.
ssil on February IS on board ,to -"
liner Carmania for Egypt. rhe,.
honeymoon will be spent; returning ;, =
land In time for the coronation in Ia,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Mrs. Reginald de Koyen will s.y.,
dinner tonight. at her house in Pa, !,
street, followed by q concert. az ybi,. =
Mary Garden will sing
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Mrs. T.. : Harkness Will give d,,.
Tuesday evening a. her homo IN Pa
rue. and on the same evening NJ,
Seward Webb has a dinner for llu :.
V Webb.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Sherry's Will be the scene of ~.
dance on Friday Mrs. Arthur c.
James will give for Miss Harriet For,
Y III be preceded by 4 number ~ a..
notably that by Mrs. Dallas Bach. y
Mrs. William Church Osborn. Mr. -
" Lsndon and Mrs. Henry Clevs an, !.
dinners on that evening
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Count Albert Apponyi. who viii a.
here on Tuesday with Count and Csu,.
Siephen Bethlen, Of Hungary. viii 10
tcrtsined at dinner at the metropolitan \
on Friday evening by Nicholas NJ,
Butler. president Of Columbia Uny.,,
on Saturday he will be the guest Of l,lr
Carnegie ar luncheon. and tomorrow =,
frederick Townsend Martin has a !,
reception for him al the Plaza. wher. y
Frederick Dent Grant. whose husban. =
formerly envoy Of the United S,atu
Vienna, will help Mr.. Martin 20 receive
guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-17
Keep Your Hair Clean
Advice to Men and Women, Boys and
Girls.

To keep the scalp free from dandruff
to stop hair from falling and get rid of
itching scalp it is only necessary to use
PARTISAN SAGE regularly.
PARTISAN SAGE is guaranteed by
Bowditch, Webster Il Co to Danish every
trace of Dandruf to stop falling hair
and itching scalp in two week or money
back
1t causes hair to grow luxuriant and
gives it luster that all admire.
after using PARTISAN SAGE for
some months, | can testify to its value
as a hair dressing. 1t has no equal, as
far as my experience goes, and l have
used different kinds. 1t destroys dan
druf, and causes the hair to grow. 1t is
an excellent remedy fer falling hair"
Mrs. Nellie A Pond, S22 Polk St, Mos
cow, Idaho. July %, 1910
Large bottle PARTISAN SAGE for only
so cents at Bowditch, Webster & Co S
and druggists everywhere.
"My hair was falling out by combs full,
and | could run my fingers through it
and loose hair would hang on them.
washed my hair and got a bottle of Par
isian Sage and used two applications.
and | could see great difference. My
hair was lustrous and nice and had al
most stopped falling out, and by the use
of one more bottle it stopped altogether. "
Mrs Hettie Hodgman, Jacksonville,
Ohio, 1910
Sold and guaranteed in Waterville by
The Dorr Drug Co, and in Gardiner by
Jackson Bros.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-17
CHINA,

SOUTH-Mrs. Ira Haskell left Sat
urday morning for Massachusetts
called there by the illness of her hus=
band.
f. H. jenkins of Augusta was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. II. 7. Jen-
kins. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halves passed
Sunday in Augusta. guests of their
uncle. Willis c. Halves.
Mrs Charles Frye has recently I'M
dergone successful operations ON the
nose.
ON Thursday evening those interest
ed will meet at the chapel to practise
the selections in the Friends Hylnnal
The class for Bible study met Tues
dav evening at the library.
Friends Monthly Conference meet
ing will be held Wednesday forenoon
at the chapel.
Ira Haskell underwent an operation
for appendicitis Monday.
\ bee of women cleaned the chapel
ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Stanley who has been the guest
of her mother Mrs Charles Frye. re-
turned Sunday to her home in Proyi-
dence.
Mrs j. Albert Jones returned Friday
from a recent trip TO Waterville.
J. III. Holmes and Charles Allen at
tended church Sunday afternoon at
Weeks Mills.
Percy Austin and Norman Jones at
tended the Track meet Saturday in
Waterville.
Mr., and Mrs Louis Masse and fami-
ly of Weeks Mills We're calling on
friends Sunday in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stetson of
Unity spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Halves.
Miss Relic GoH passed Saturday and
Sunday with her mother IN Sidney.
LAKESInE--Arthur harrington and
Miss Mildred Doe were callers SUNDAY
evening at A. Q. Bassett's.
Frank Dee and son. Harvey. passed
Lakeside Sunday en-route for Lewis
| ton.
Mrs Dana Clark was at South China
| Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs Bertha Bassett and Miss Lena
visited Mrs. S. G. Shuman. also called
on Mrs. Lesley Giddings at Weeks
| Mills, Sunday
| Miss Golf, teacher at South China
visited in Waterville and her home IN
Sidney Saturday and Sunday.
| Mrs. George Fish is visiting NJ Wis
| casset for a few days.