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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDM2SPAY. JUNE 12. 1907.

BUSINESS NOTICES. pus channel and on our obtrusive bur. llsh another. The (lot that those in con trol of railroad corporations have been evisceration of Mr. Roosevelt.

These events cannot be avoided or evaded, but as events tbey are both s'gnlficant The time may come when docks long PICKED UP IN PASSING. guilty of grossly improper financiering and of illegal end injurious: discrimina and saddening. There should be an tlio worse for them, and the better for Alabamn. Any President who combatted this notion nmde a mistake for which Mr. Morgan made that President's administration suffer.

Some Presidents had llie tact or jruile to bear with the old man's estimate of himself and of his nt passed (or proclaimed) requiring In charges points clearly to the irada Mark "Exit" RefliteraS. WBJNESDAY EVENING, JUNE IS, necessity of effective State action, but statesmen and scholars and econonv enough for these liners eannot be found and when they will have to discharge their passengers by tender, so.nn of them now do at Plymouth and ports. That day, however, will not be next month, nor even next year. The situation created by It can best ists to lore one another, if not "for a week." at least "for a day." though theirs cannot be "the love that loves alway." state and escaped bad rating at his hands. Others had not, and for them discussed when It arrives.

Fi the Tbis Paper has a Circulation Larger than that any other Evening Paper of itj class in the United States. Its value at to Advertising Medium is therefore Ap there was no peace. The idiosyncrasies of this public servant were as marked as those of any political or parent. Attached to the District Attorney's office In one of the counties which go to make up the greater city is a detective noted for doing exactly what he Is told to do. He never does anything more; he never does anything less.

Recently one of the Assistant District Attorneys sent this detective to get some papers from a certain man. The messenger returned in an hour. "I've got him here, sir," the detective said. "He's waiting Just outside the door." "Got who inquired the puizled assistant. "What do you mean? Do you mean you have the papers?" "No, sir; I haven't got 'em.

but he's does not require or warrant arbitrary reprisals. In dealing with these questions democracy must demonstrate its capacity to act upon deliberation and to deal Justly," In thus declaring his views he does not abate in any degree his position so often asserted in the discussion preceding the enactment of the Public Utilities law, that railroad corporations should be compelled to respect their public obligations. It is a strong document. Instinct with principle, discovering a comprehensive grasp of the relations of common car The only Paper in Brooklyn having ltllv star or autocrat of any meanwhile the most Interesting feature of the trans-Atlantic rivalry is the coming contest for speed supremacy between the C'unarders, with their tre-meudous turbines, and the German liners, with their reciprocating engines of proved endurance and s-d-mitted excellence. the Associated Press Service.

Regulation, Not Confiscation. To regulate rates is the only legislative power over railroads that is worth anything. American. 1 Nonsense. What about over-capitalization and rebates and franchise taxes and efficiency of service? Because the Governor has vetoed the entered at th Post Office at Brooklyn.

N. November 13, 18711, ai Second Class of Mall batter, under the Act of March 3, 1570. century of civilization. The telegraph, the telephone, the phonograph, tlie typewriter, the stenographer, or the audiphone, or any other institution or device of the time in which we live, sustain no contrast to the period of oratory, of quill pens MAIN OFFICE. two-cent fare bill, the American de Corner of WnthinB-tnn and Johnson etrsets.

i clares railroad regulation to be prac Our suit stock both is, arid it isn't, close cropped. Worsteds are close cropped, got 'em. You see, when I asked the man fer the papers he wouldn't give them to me. He shoved 'em in his pocket, and, knowing that I couldn't take 'em out of there without' committing a crime. I Just riers to the state, and the reciprocal obligations resting on both.

It is a valuable contribution to the literature tlcall.v at an end in this state. On Has Love to Hatred Turned? Stuyvesant Fish made an address, Monday night, against the claim that the Federal Government can control commerce within a state, under "the power to establish post offices and post the contrary, It is just beginning, su Brooklyn. Telephone call itor main mce anil; and of wax caudles greater thau the 11 Brooklyn branches). No. Main.

contrast this man presented to the per- BRANCH OFFICES. W)ng U)e fi flf s(mt Brooklyn K4t Bedford avenue; Fulton street. eorner Rockaway avenue: 15 Fifth avenue; 437 turv. His preferences were as antique Fifth avenue: 4g Broadway; 210 Broadway; pervision up to date having been of of the economics of the day. Its con elusions cannot be controverted.

and the most of our mixture suits this year are worsteds which aueurs well for wear the most nominal variety. For further fetched the man himself along." The unwilling visitor was Immediately summoned Into the assistant's office and it required but very little persuasion to Induce him to hand over the papers. roads." Nicholas Murray Butler, the particulars, the American Is respect head of Columbia University, presided fuuy referred to the Public Utilities The King of Denmark is in London and also means cloth that's cool at the meeting. That is a significant commission when appointed. There Broadway, 142 Greenpolnt avenue: Gates ui-ntti an tin: ineuiutis oi uiuugut avenue; UXS i Gales avenue; 1133 Myrtle ave- n(j of eXplessjon simple at his nue.

near Broadwav; Myrtle avenue cornel 1 NOstrand avenue; 3511 Atlantic avenue; SS8 birth. He was a prolongation Of the Flatbush avenue: 13:18 Flatbush avenue, near i Nostrand avenue; Bay Ridge, 5216 Thud nve-1 early nineteenth Into the early twen- rue: Bath Beach. Baih avenue, near Bay Nine- I npnttirr Hp mili'pil the railroad leenth atreet; Poroush I'ark. 5716 Ctrecht 111111 eenitirj. tlfi Ullll.ea tne laiiroda, renue: 393 Fort Hamilton avenue; Shore hut he Preferred the mail fOach.

He Hamlet has not been suppressed. John to the touch. is more than a likelihood that In Bull is very, very slow! The questions included in civil service examinations have quite frequently been vestigation will precede reduction confiscation not yet having been for- 132 Concord held up to ridieule by critics of the sys t-et: 354 Columbia elreet. near President Oklahoma is already reporting "pri vtallir Arri-rA ft a ntirf flfifl nfliWl fif tern and its exponents, but no question 3aA! Drue 3ife. Con- ever asked of an aspirant for civil serv Jamaica.

5 Herrlinan avenue. the policy of the state. mary frauds." Her civilisation progressing by leaps and bounds. Ice rating was ever so funny as some of fad, as will lie seen. Mr.

Fish insisted that, to make the post office and post road clause of the Constitution a cover or pretext for the power "to regulate commerce between the states and with foreign nations," would stretch centralization to the extreme, efface statehood altogether and render the illusions of the President the elastic girdle of the Federal compact. Air. Fish was right. Mr. Roosevelt's Of Interest to Travelers, But there's nothing short about the size of the stock, nothing scant about the variety of patterns and nothing "close" in the values we offer.

Summer mixture suits, $18 to $40. Rogers, Peet Company. Three Broadway Stores. 258 842 1260 at at at Warren st. 13th st.

32nd St. France has a new treaty with Japan. Russia apparently Isn't worrying. She Those who Indulge In foreign travel toieraiea me inuuiaiu pen in outers, but he made his own pens, with bis own knife, out of gray goose quills, and where others used blotters he used sand. Snuff was a luxury of his, and it was kept in the box near the Vice President's chair for his delectation.

His satisfaction was not slight, when he realized that bis colleague, Edmund Winston Pcttus, was bis senior by two years, and was lately re-elected, at 89, for another full term. has plenty of troubles ever so much realize that not the least delightful feature of a trip abroad Is the always present possibility of meeting friends nearer St. Petersburg. Manhattan 36 East Twenty-third street: r.oom 2S. World fluildlnft: Room 52 Broed-wiv; 241 Columbus avenue; 363 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street: 733 Tremont avenue; Keiro Adv.

Agency. 1515 Third avenue. BUREAUS. Paris 53 Rue Cambon. tvashlnston (it Fourteenth atreet.

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ADVERTISING BATES. Tor cost of advertising, apply or send for rate card, or make Inquiry by telephone. saw Mam. contention to the contrary was made In foreign countries. Many of these for the first time by hi in or by any meetings occur by chance.

Others are duly planned when knowledge of other President. A Louisiana lawyer A professional ball player picked up In New York in a half-dazed condition told the police he had been robbed. The name of the umpire he suspects lately suggested it in a letter, and propinquity is mutual, and the cob' veniences of travel Invite. has not been disclosed. the answers that have been made.

Recently, such an examination was had In Manhattan and one of the questions asked of the candidates in the written examination was: "Where is the Post Office?" Almost without exception the candidates gave correct answers. Tbe next question asked was: "Where is Broadway?" it following naturally on tbe answer to the preceding question, which located the Post Office on the thoroughfare in question. This question bothered many of the candidates and all sorts of answers were given, many of them ridiculous, but the gem of the entire collection was the statement that: "Broadway runs paralyzed with Nassau street." "I don't know very much about the case, doctor, because my information comes from the explained a reporter recently when questioning a Brooklyn health official about a matter. The newspaper man's tone was somewhat apologetic and the physician quickly caught at it. "Don't anologlse in this building for Paris is the great clearing house for The Assembly seems to have been FOR THE BOYS.

Claptrap. Mere is a specimen of the statesmanship to which the Democratic party will turn, for the third time, when national nominations are in order ucxt year: What is the effect of the new rate law the Governor's more serious hurdle, is not too early after all. John Raines knows when he is beaten. Young Mr. Wadsworth doesn't.

which was so hard to get? There are two "Governor Hughes will do well to perhaps to speak of Wash Suits for the little fellows. We have Russian and Sailor Blouses for boys, 3 to 8 years, in exquisite designs, European travel. Nearly everybody who goes abroad visits Taris. And every Brookiynite visits the Paris Bureau of the Eagle, at 53 Rue Cambon. Meetings between friends have frequently been arranged through the medium of the Bureau, and hereafter the Eagle will undertake still further to facilitate such meetings by keeping on file at the Bureau all itineraries which tourists may care to furnish.

Brooklynltcs going abroad may send their itineraries to the Information Bureau, nt the main office of the Eagle, Washington and Johnson streets. Copies of such Itineraries will be at once forwarded to the Paris Bureau. There they will be filed and Indexed, so that an examina investigate the quarantine system. The physical health of the state is best every means in the power of the government to circulate his view was used. Then the President himself advocated the proposition.

The mere facts stated are as extraordinary as any advanced since the formation of the Constitution. The men who made and the states that ratified It distinctly reserved commerce wholly within a state to the control of that state and excluded the Federal Government from any control of it, whatever. President ltoosevelt upholds the exact opposite. He out-centralizes centralisation at its worst or most. His idea is revolutionary.

It coincides with several shifts of relationship between the President and several men of note, as the least examination will easily show. And regard the strange alliances and stranger severances of alliances involved For instance: fi assured by morally sound commissioners of quarantine. getting news from 'the neighbors." If it veren for the neighbors we woman i have very much work to do, but they A Statesman of the Antique Mold. John Tyler Morgan was born in Tennessee In 182-t, though most of his life, from boyhood, was credited to Alabama. His father lived until 04, and the son expected to live as long.

The John Tyler for whom he was named might have been the tenth President (1841-5), or the latter's father, who was a governor of Virginia and a state and federal judge, or, perhaps, the boy was named "for both." The Tylers were distinguished, and so were the Morgans in the South. Both represented Democratic principles, when those principles were honored by representative families, such as their own were. Nor could events occur In a way to retire them from affairs. This John Tyler Morgan came to the bar in the effects so far. One is, it stopped rebates.

That is good, but what was the pecuniary effect? Why the railroad kept the money it gave to favored shippers. That is, the railroads got more money out ot this. What was the other effect? It stopped passes. What did that do? It gave to tbn railroads the money that the fellows used to save that rode on passes. So far, we have increased the revenue of the railroads, and that is all the law has done thus far.

This Is not the criticism of a sand-lot orator. It is not the fulmluation of a Denis Kearney. It is the deliberate utterance of a man who will An auto race from Peking to Paris keep us busy and they enable us to keep the city healthy. "It is surprising to know how much good is done in the health line by neigh is now under way. Punctured tires en route will likely provoke language borly curiosity and neighborly tear, me minute a man or a woman gets ens making even the sleepiest Mongol vil slightest suspicion that there is anything lage sit up and take notice.

wrong in his neighbor home so iar as tion of the record in Paris will en health is concerned, he or she comes rushing to us and craves Investigation. Denver reports a case of land-boom lighten the traveler as to the location of his friends at any moment we alwavs nvestlsrate ana very ire- probably make another canvass for photographers, in a balloon, struck by quently we find that the situation war The President has recently decided when such Information may be desired rants investigation. the Presidency. Two truths figure In 'No, Indeed! Don discourage ine against the further prosecution of hlm. Thls servlce gbould pr0Te of H.

Harriman. Stuwesant Fish's busi-1 -i Ananias tragedj, but we haven yet $1.50 to $4.50. The colors are warranted to stand the test of the tub. Children's Straw and washable Hats are also in readiness. Two-piece Suits of serge, worsteds and cheviots for the larger boys, $4.75 to $12.00.

Special sale of 200 washable Suits at $1.95. Former prices, $2.25 to $3.50. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 O'clock. It. One is that the railroads are sav St.

ness enemy and rival. Now Mr. Fish been told who played the role of Peter. lug money formerly spent in rebates; the other that they arc getting money used by tourists, the better the Eagle finds himself against the President, will be satisfied. and Mr.

Harriman finds the President from those who formerly traveled for nothing. However, to say that this is the net effect of the law is to drop not against him. The changes these reversals of attitude signify are Veto of the Two-Cent Rate Bill first year of the administration of Folk. He was a Breckinridge aud Lane elector in 1800. The war between the states made a Confederate general of He became United States Senator and a Tildeu elector in 1870, and as a United States Senator he died.

Only Allison of Iowa was (and is still) his senior in Senate service, and Cul-lom's service began when Morgan's Governor Hughes vetoed tbe 2 cents absolute. A Denver woman has secured a divorce because her husband stopped kissing ber every morning before he went to work. The weary man had done It each day, for eight years. Now ho prefers to pay alimony. a mile railroad rate bill yesterday, for they safeguard your health and mine.

If you have a suspicious case Id your house you are likely to be reluctant to report it. but 'the neighbor' is thinking only of bis own and his loved ones' welfare and he comes to us quick with the story. It's 'the neighbors' who keep down the death rate." Cigarette smoking by women -now has the approval of some doctors. Two Brooklyn physicians on their prescription list and many of their fair patients are learning to blow smoke rings. One of these physicians had a session with an Irate husband who went home one afternoon last week and caught his wife smoking cigarettes.

"It's the doctor's orders," she said, when he remonstrated in forceful and indignant fashion. The veto was accompanied by a strong, vigorous message, tbe logic of which Not that Messrs, Roosevelt and Harriman have resumed the intimate relations they had before their late quarrel, when the latter raised $250,000 for the former's elec is not to be Impeached. to the sand-lot level. Rebates are an iniquity and passes a bribe. The law should therefore be described as stopping bribery In the form of passes and as putting an end to the rascality which enabled one shipper to ruin another.

And what would Mr. Bryan have the railroads do with the money he finds fault with them for keeping? A political barnstormer would know enough to keep clear of such claptrap. did. He was a rare old man, a representative of Democratic principles and The main reason offered by tbe Governor for his veto Is that "the passage tion! That has not yet occurred. That would be embarrassing.

But Mr. Browning, King Fulton St. at DeKalb At BROOKLYN of the act was not preceded by legis lative investigation or suitable in A complimentary dinner "to Assemblyman E. H. Ralston" is mentioned In a Manhattan contemporary.

FD. Harry is experiencing' the truth of Bryon's definition of fame, "To have your name spelled wrong in tbe gazettes." quiry under the authority of the Harriman will hardly grieve, should Intimacy be merely suspended. His escape from prosecution will satisfy slate." The failure to make such In vestlgatlon or such Inquiry was a vio him. lation of the formally declared policy He may, however, be required to de He started forth with threats of mur. der, and things might have happened if be bad found the doctor right away.

When at last he did find the doctor that scien of the state as laid down in Section Our Big Ships. This year and last have brought enormous additions to the tonnage AMERICAN ft EUROPEAN TRAV. EIERS' HOTEL PENSION LIST. OS of the Railroad Law. Tbe act of fend Mr.

Roosevelt sgainst Mr. Fish's present attack. The Intimacies and antipathies, the loves and the hatreds, tific gentleman laughed at bis at of an totals of the trans-Atlantic passenger ger. "I recommended cigarettes for your of aristocraticnl dominance of them. Practically, be never sought office and from 21 he was never out of affairs.

Office, even humbly, sought him. By capacity, study, experience and industry he attained the summits of influence In his state aud in the Senate. He knew that ours is a government of parties and that he was. therefore, nearly always in the minority, on party issues, but that did not impair his prominency. The measures unaffected politics are to those, so affected, as hundred to one.

His non-political 'cc was as marked among Ite-t as his political lead was moerats in the Senate, not be forgotten. And be remembered that the friendships and the enmities of A convict escaping from a New Jersey prison bstfayed himself by taking a drink of beer, and talking of it afterward. The man who becomes too communicative under the influence of one glass of beer Is probably better off In fleet. The big Baltic and the bigger Adriatic of the White Star Line; the politics paralyze wonder and fatigue wife because nothing else would have done any good," the doctor said. "She is like a hundred other women patients of mine the Legislature in fixing a rate not "predicated on reports or statistics" the Governor believes to be representative of "a policy seriously mistaken aud pregnant with disaster." The Governor recognizes that the Those of "economics," Amerika, the Kaiscrin Auguste Vic she's all nerves.

After you get through CENTRAL BUREAUS! Eagle Bnlld-tng, Brooklyn, Jf. V.i B3 Ros Cambon. I'arls, aud UOS 14th Wash-Inn-ton, U. C. This llt appears every Sunday.

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dinner In the evening you sit down and smoke a good cigar while your wife frets around with nothing to do. She needs the of the Hamburg-American Company; the Lusitania and Mauritania of the railroad corporations should be permitted to operate under conditions which will give a fair return for service. Orchard is here universally regarded as a monumental miscreant. But in reposeful influence ot toijacco more than you need It. I have prescribed smoking in mild form to a great many of my nervous patients and good results have followed in every Instance." Cunards, and the Kronprinzcssin Cecile of the North German Lloyd are among the more important creations Russia his proficiency in bomb mak JUDGE ROSE'S RECORD.

Again, he has in mind that provision of Section 38, which guarantees to the railroad corporation an earning of ten per cent, on the capital actually iug and his alatrlty to assassinate of the shipbuilder's art, ith which mocracy he was as iiiblicanism. He however, exceed those of "politics." Had one, a month ago, predicted that Mr. Roosevelt would "let up" on Mr. Harriman, and Mr. Fish would assail Mr.

Rdosevelt, he would have at once been relegated to "the Ananias group." Nevertheless, that prophecy has become history, and that group may yet wear cherry tree honors for Washingtonian truthfulness. Nor is Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler's presidency of the occasion at which Stuyvesant Fish spoke against the President a commonplace event. The meeting was in the temple which An either wholesale or retail would entitle him to rank as a patriot with a expended and which restrains the Leg large proportion of the population. islature from enacting a reduction of He I to Represent America at The Hague Peace Conference.

For many years Judge Uriah M. Rose of i Arkansas has been regarded as tbe most scholarly bwyer in America, ays the American Monthly Review ot Reviews. His writings, speeches and public ora- tlons. dealing with the subjects ot in sreneral. but uarticularly with Japanese of a certain class seem rates until it is shown that such earning has been exceeded.

In Its act In passing this bill, no effort was made by the Legislature to determine wheth lf. so to speak, hether Cleve-or Koose-'m. He The and in- asscd by of the blacks spoiling for a fight with this country. travelers between here and Europe have already become, or are soon to be, familiar. Of all the larger companies engaged in the Atlantic trade, only one, the White Star, steadfastly adheres to the belief that the combination of great tonnage with moderate speed is the most profitable investment.

That theory appealed to the German lines as well, but not until tlie speed records with the enormous advertising values these involve were safely in the pos vek satish. state an separable. Nor was virtual disfranc. Remeinberlug our own Jingoes who er or not such excess was or Is earned have so often declared hostilities on by one or all. paper, we -can afford to be patient International relations, have marked him as a man most eminently fitted to uphold American dignity and interests at Tbe while' the firm-handed government at Tokio calms these people down a bit.

By certain and precise steps the Gov-ernor reaches the conclusion that the question of rates should be dealt with by the supervisory board which this Hague Conference. Judge Rose was born in Kentucky, 1 veara aao. He was admitted to me la Passaic, N. there is a large sprinkling ot Italians among the population. Many of them are well to do and take an active part in public affairs, especially in educational fields.

A short time ago the city was the recipient ot a gift in tbe way of an annex library designed to meet the demands of tbe Italians and others. Tbe Italians decided that it was fitting that they sbould In some way express their appreciation of the gift, and finally hit upon the idea of giving to the library a life-size cast ot the poet Dante. Tbey -raised the necessary amount of money by popular subscription and- appointed a committee to make the purchase. The committee sought high and low for tbe sort of figure they wanted without success. There were busts of the great poet in plenty, but no full figure.

When the committee bad reached the end of its resources and was about to report back its failure, one ot the members travelling about New York City ran across a figure of Julius Caesar in his consular robe, which exactly met his idea of what was wanted for Dante. So it happens that tbe entrance to the annex library in Passaic is adorned by a who outnumbereo whites in Alabama. They ought to be disfranchised. If they wanted to vote, let them vote Democratic. It was the right of the whites to rule, and it was the duty of the blacks to obey, a privi at the early age of 19, and at once began a brilliant career.

While he has always CTTRRENT COMMENT. Matame Nordics ought not to be a mere session of the Deutscliland with the Kaiser Wilhelm II, on almost even terms with the holder. In the lust been pronflnent in politics and a memDei copyist. The Bayreqth which she pro of the National Democratic Central com mittee for years, he has studiously re year or two German builders have lege, as well as a duty, and their rlls- fused oublic office. For the past quarter drew Carnegie has erected in for the Engineers, and the inauguration of that building was signalized by Mr.

Fish's address. Dr. Butler has been the sole champion of Mr. Ro.oseveit among temporary American university presidents, except B. I.

Wheeler, a C'alifoiuian. Dr. Butler was the only one of them elected to the Chicago Convention which nominated the. President. Mr.

Carnegie was the greatest, or largest, of the multi-millionaires who advocated his election and Stuyvesant Fish was an equal contributor with Mr. Harriman to the $250,000 fund! Dr. Butler has just been made the head of the American Peace body of which Mr. Carnegie is the Croesus. It is unlikely that Dr.

obedience deserved ami justified llieii busied themselves producing large vesseis of modest speed, but equipped disfranchisement. This blunt summary of his views docs to him no in- wiih every known device to insure poses to found should at least be a Back Bay. Boston Transcript. Ii really would be a pity for Japan to whip a whole nation Just because a few San Francisco hoodlums need 80 daya in jail. Philadelphia Ledger.

The boy behind tbe pistol is now receiv ing attention, in the attempt to keep bim way behind it, so tar indeed, that the pistol won't go off. Syracuse Post-Standard. justice. They were tbe views of the! the comfort of the passenger and to of a century he has been In the foremost rank of the Arkansas bar and, reckoned as one of the leading legal lights of the nation, serving for three years as president of the American Bar Association. Judge Ros9 has been a great traveler and observer of international conditions.

His "Digest of Arkansas Reports" is well known, and he has contributed to the law I journals many articles on American and whites of his state, and lie was their minimize the danger of seasickness Legislature has erected. Equipped with investigating powers sufficiently ample, such board could oscertaiu in the language of Section 38, whether "the net Income derived by a corporation from all sources" has "exceeded an annual income of ten per centum upon the capital of the corporation actually expended," and it could discriminate between those roads which exceeded or fell short of that guarantee of the slate. And In this showing the Governor makes as strong ah argument for the existence of a supervisory and regulative board as has yet been presented. Nor is the Governor oblivious to the injustice which, under an Imperative The new Kronprinzessin Cecile of the North German Lloyd Line is a notable exception to the rule. Her builders have aimed at the attainment of euor- undisputed leader.

There was an advantage in this to Alabama and to him. It kept the white oligarchy supreme and him its hero size figure of Dante Allegherl clothed in all the austere dignity of a Roman toga and other consular trappings of the time of Caesar. AhUf it .,1.. fi t'l 1 11 CT fni'CO IP i I ll I ha ImilA Hint' him absolute freedom from any ap-! this may be secured without the dis- 1 cn.nfo.-t of th vii.M1i thought. It Is unlikely cither of tbera TELEPHONING TO ENGLAND woultl cross Mr.

Camelries views in Word comes from Columbus that the game of checkers ts more popular In Ohio than it has ever been in the past. Ohio runs a big risk of getting herself denounced for mfllycoddllng. Chicago Rec-old-Herald. France has accepted Carnegie's diplo-docus. Germany accepted several weeks state.

It likewise commanded 01 nigu power reciprocating i i Mr. Larnegies gift building, him every form of consideration for engines. It likewise commanded from the ue of high power reciprocatiu the blacks, except political consideta-1 The pioucer in tbe turbine service Mr. Roosevelt will reverse the Consti- Imposition of a flat rate, might be done to a large body of citizens who tion as voters. The blacks ucknowl-between this port aud Europe Is thej tut ion pr wipe om the states than im- I ago.

Great Britain, Russia and the Ah- edged his and his party's political Cnrmauia of the Cunard Liue. The1, have come to rely upon the commuta- pressed by the personal changes np- inastership. The blacks en masso tarmnnia is not a record-maker in tion rates conceded by tue roads. Nor koond ot Swatt are ready to fall in line, Thus is the dove pushed out of her Job as the bird of peace. Philadelphia i ruiij llliuni Ull lieu.

il Mill H.ivei of speed, but her employment in I to the fact that its imposition upon a cared less thau little about voth European Jurisprudence, particularly noteworthy among these being his papers on "Controversies of Modern Continental Jurists." Judge Rose lives at Little Rock. THE QUEST. From the Washington Star. We are looking around for a capable man With principles stalwart and hearty, i Who is sure to endeavor the best that he can To come to the aid of his party. Hj needn't have cash.

Ho may wear mustache. Though whiskers would probably fret him; Thia much we tan prouise without being rash. He Is sure to be great when we get him. We're taking no chances. Determined I are we 1 "On finding a prise and a treasure.

On specifications and plans we'll agree i For a candidate made up to There's many a man of inferioi skill. Who would gladly rush in if we'd let him. I But we're wailing for one who will the wine growers, who are troubled because of the falling off in tbe demand for their wines, will run over here and see the tremendous scale upon which we produce foreign wines, mostly French, they wilt no lonyer be mystified as to where the trouble lies. Chicago May Come by Wireless Sooner Than by Cable Under the Sea. tip to the present time, says A.

E. Kennelly, In the American Monthly Review of Reviews, wireless telegraphy has not supplemented or even appreciably Interfered with ocean telegraph cables. In fact, wireless telegraphy has even aided submarine cables by bringing messages to them from vessels at sea. Of course, it is possible that, with increased invention, knowledge and experience, wireless telegraphy may make such progress an ultimately to interfere with ocean wire telegraphy. These two are essentially future competitors.

There would be no competition between wireless telephony and wire telephony across the ocean, because there is no ocean wire telephony and no Immediate prospect of its arrival. It is more likely at present that wireless telephony may be extended In range to reach across the Atlantic Ocean than that wire telephony may be similarly exieDded. In other words, there seems more pros- when they found they could not vote, the traffic between New York and the courts. en proclamation to i road not stand 8 cut of and they felt him an admiration Liverpool has add-d nuwcrinlly to tlie ot f0 them They''18 resolm'e' mlghi result in a lessen-that was really ami congenial, 'knowledge of marine architects. She! will fcutviv.

several administrations -ins of selTice- "Nothing," he says, He did not lie to thcin. or cheat thein, has deinontiated beyond all cjiieniou inr-iuuinq ibis one They could not "('ould hc nl01'e opposed to the iuter-or oppress them, or fear thorn, or flat-! the vain, of the turbine principle to their own abolition ests ot commmnlty as a whole ter them. Those who played politics applied to smaller ships of the And if tliev could that would not nbol- rhan to Tipple transportation corpora-with them had elicited them and x- Allan Line on the Montreal Liverpool isb them." for It wa not the Union tion b-v rbitrary reduction of earn-pioited them, he never bad. It was ruUtc. Tllc cnrniania lias been fol-! that made the stales.

Tim s.ates made mgs-" mastership, without ownership, he and thc auJ Mauri-! the Union and would survlv It should The Governor is careful to say that his party exorcised. It was rhewftil tauia. of which the former will nrob-lihc Union nnmnUe itsplf. would not be understood as saying will- ai)iy go into commission this iniercsted in the imit.il. ilitv nf maximum two-cent passenger Suffering Kansas again! A call goes forth for 19,578 men and 3.400 teams to help la the harvest.

Something Is always tbe matter witb Kansas. As a poet says: "Oh! 'tis an awful 6lgbt to see a conn try stricken with prosperitee." Baltimore News. obodien'-c tlie lilm-ks ronJorcJ InKly -s rule. rote would be unreasonably In liotli of tliese fliipd are expot-ted to I'rioiulsitii niul of nun I tion. When we fill the bill.

Aim he's sure to be great when we get him. We care not lx-re to trace the detail the highest speed is 1 find th.u Hie President decides not to bi judgment that should be deter- of the service of tbis man. Mis chat It is said by an observer in Mississippi that Varda man will bea Johi Sharp "ect of tnlttln the hu-r because the I voi" by electricity over the sur ace lo be obtained from turbine engines punish Ilnri-inian and that Fish mlnen D-v nie meaDS lun stalc nns without disproportionately extravagant 'pounds'" the President, in Cnrnrjtie'8 i Prov'ad. And this leads bim to give expenditures in fuel. and.

second, that building, nt a ineetinz of hicli Fn-. i fortu a dietura. in which a principle is llns speed may be made without af-: Mullet- is Hie haii man. the citnabili-' embodied, to wit: "An arbitrary dis- ACADEMIC DEGREES. From the Boston Herald.

The days of conferring degrees having Mlhams for the senatorship the senatorship acter. learninjr. industry and high honor be-iinie national nsct and Democratic pride. His addiction to Ions speeches made him tiresome, at of the Atlantic Ocean than over an elee former has the "Red Necks and Hill trie insulated wire carried under tbe ocean. The fact of transatlantic tele- Billies" on bis side, as well as the governors machine.

Tbls result would not fei-tiii2 the comfort nf flip nnasonn-or ti. of versa nlitv m-e location of tariffs by the fiat of the times, to the Senate, aud an affliction tUe excessive mmndinc aud i of tax more dratie than the one Mr Legislature without investigation is a 1 atrengihen the movement for choosing I Zl In his Senators at a primary to any extent. Si. to -Northern aiKiieuccs. mn tuni am machinery runuinj at extreme tension.

would impose on matter of serious eoneern come, it should be noted that they differ. Some tore as a matter of course. Some are In payment for money or other substantial aid rendered to the institution. Others are conferred by academic institutions in behalf of 3oriety at large, in the ebsence of a national academy or an institution speaking for society as a whol and used to seek out and honor th-i worthy. degrees arc earned by the or incomes, but for the frivolous 'on arB 1,1,1 eut sustain tnec points no stitution wnii-h ihe ridiculous Supreme i TVith ex-Congressman Littauer of New Court declares forbids it.

"Bui iniusiire on the part of railroad York and Congressman McKinley both shouting for Speaker Cannon, the ven-! No journal prevent Messrs. corporations toward the public does not erab)f 8peaker-, boom aume, prooor- THE GOVERNOR WAS "TAKEN''? From the Syracuse Herald dnd l. Every Legislature goes on a voyage ef discovery when an entirely "new" Governor is elected. Brooklyn Eagle. Hnininan from eonallv 'justify Injustice on me pari ot tne ciaie tj0n, considerable and unfortunate.

not ancct nun. ii mo inii.i ui 0 iieiteve that marine const ructinu the Senate and of Northern audiences' proceed for many years upon thn, to bear with him. he felt, and be gave mcs now followed by it. I to tbem no relief from -oleum ii build big slow ships and big ast on obligation. Alabama liked his hips.

Kach class has its piar-e in tlie speeches. Tbey were never loo long ervice and neither ever want nor for Alabama. Alabama was the ten-. eer ill nant for patronase. lie ter and cynosure of civilization.

Itj limit to size is now set only by Hie vas the duty of the Senate and of the dock accommodations1 this port and i Yes, this one took the Governor ant recipients, and represent earnest and flouting Mr. Fi-li. oup can I in, toward the railroad corporations. The It is not a kindness to Uncle Joe. He is sailed away with him.

"Vo, heave-ho. fruitful wo-k in some field of mental and a barrel of rum!" It is coming into labor. One degree ef doctor of divinity of government should be fair and and upon this -every citisen, port with everything shipshape, flags fly-j ronfprrd this yr was the avowed ara Mr. Iroin tioiitina both. None can inin tip alacrity of Pr.

Rctler to preMd in Mr. i 'arnogie's building, on whatever his interest, is entitled to in- largely in future policies and performances. But the reasons militating against him a presidential candidate need no repealing. He suffers from unthinking friends. Bosion Advertiser ing.

mutineers in irons, ana. msnKs 10 3 nitr Tr ihill mattura Jlot better. demic reward for a scholarly book. is a custom which other theological schools migb' imitate. p-iol skipper, with a full cargo that is North to emulate Alabama.

If not I by the depth of water in our I tlie occasion of Mr. Fish holiday but worse, if to cure one wrong we estab- of real value to the state. 1.