New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20

! thp scOuc of the dictHgraphS powers VI
! observation so that it may more SYM
nothctically reproduce the mental III
terror rs well as the vocal output or
the subject under Investigation 10 ne
= srccess in South Carolina the 'dicta-
oranb ought at least to take notice OF
tbe c,Irclng Of the liquor as 1t passes
from bottle to glass and Of the mental
reactions which follow each recurrence
, Of that mellow and soothing music.
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NTurderers of the gambler Rosenthal
arc cordially invited to drop in at Po-
lice Headquarters. They will be pleas
antlv welcomed. Mr.. Waldo and Mr..
Dougherty are keeping open house for
them. r. S. V. p.
Another argument for the recall y
Kansas Judge has enjoined the placing
OF Roosevelt men on the Republican
ticket as electors.
So, C;Irt Is at one point of Monmouth
! County and Sea Gate AT JnOthcF ONT III
the always sovereign and otten lltSIe
Ing state Of New Jersey Al Oed Hdte,
IN So who get of OF the steamboat from
Nov York get on trains which can tthe
Them 10 Sea Grit several miles luil'e'
on.-The Brooklyn Eagle.
When did Sea Gate detach itself from
Concy Island and THE Eagles" juris-
diction and move around sandy HOOK
into New Jersey to supplant Atlantic
Highlands as the terminal Of the
steamboats, from New York?
Murder and arson must now he added
10 the schedule OF Pretty Fanny ways
in seeking to secure votes for women
TO hurl q Ratchet at an old mans head,
and to soak a chair with oil, light 1t
and tumble II from a theatre box into
the orchestra are acts which can be
regarded as nothing less than attempts
L. commit those crimes II would be
eXtravagant, no doubt, 20 suggest that
the leaders Of the suffragiSt movement
devise or approve such methods,
though not a few OF their own acts
have been only somewhat less deadly
In their violence. But they may justly
and appropriately be urged 10 consider
10 what extent their propaganda Of
rhetorical extravaganza and physical
fury Is responsible for tho Indictment
Of the less balanced minds OF their sis
ters 20 impulses OF actual criminality
I,if &c mn N . "A
the sum paid for making away with
Rosenthal. Considering the slight risk
involved and the competition that must
exist here for jobs like that. the figure
seems improbably high.
The reviving abroad and cabling TO
the United States OF an article pub
lished In The Tribune last october
showing the cost OF Columbus's first
voyage has provoked some comment on
the extremely small amount spent on
the expedition. 1t is not TO be forgot
ten, however, that the 5000 liras, or
pcsetas. the equivalent OF some 5000
represented n far greater purchasing
power than the samo amount OF money
would now represent In Queen Eliza
beth's time money was six times as
valuable as in Queen Victoria's, and II
was doubtless more valuable century
earlier. Forty or fifty thousand dol
lars would probably be a reasonable
estimate Of the cost Of Columbus's out
NJ IN terms OF our present money.
The captain OF the Mauretania did
not think that the safest way 10
traverse Ice-infested waters was to
flare through at top speed.
Italys second attempt 20 force the
Dardanelles has resulted I'm the loss OF
two Of her ships and the damaging Of
six more, and in the reclosing OF the
straits to commerce, which may have
been her object in making the attempt.
If not. II Is difficult to surmise what II
could have been. She could not have
hoped 10 succeed In silencing or pass
ing the forts and reaching Constanti-
nople with hotilla or torpedo boats,
or to frighten Turkey into suing for
peace. But by provoking Turkey to
close the straits she Will bring much
Inconvenience and loss upon the com
merCe Of other European powers, and
may thus move them to put pressure
on Turkey To end the war
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THE TALK OF THE DAY.
Here is a new one for Automobiles.
Municipal Judge Better, OF Chicago, fined
a chauffeur 81 and costs for going too
slow. James Kelly, chauffeur for Michael
w. Murphy, president OF Delaney & Muir
ply. wholesale liquor dealers at No. 219
to 223 North Wabash avenue. was ar
10 poit1ar 81