'Higb tide 2:13 a. 111.; 2:47 p.111.
I Mums SEN'rmELTrELs-
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~ Atteet. R. M. Wilcox, Sec'y.
_ . an the subject of the tonnage which is
likely to use the Panama Canal, who
1' the given considerable study to all
“:7 annual cost of operation of the. canal
7 would be $29,250,000. The figures he
I I thala.
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JAKES GOLDEN. Wish mwmm, the impression
,_. _- - L would be gleaned that Dr. Mn fat-sen
‘oL.ANDA.L-G°LDEN. mm‘“mamm
PROPRIETORS- serious tumble fer the government at
China. it would the seem. m
merely from this sartsoe intention.
that Yuan Shib-kal. as president 1:!
republican China. has not been-whet
some people would call “a hewllnl
sliceess.”
As America and Americans are not
1—- witbost interest in the fete of our
Asiatic delnixn-atio yousgu' brother,
it is perhaps desirable the! the real
truth, the actual situation, we be
stated plainly that it. use he asset-l
ally known. The real truth I to the
situation in china, according to the
bestvlnforrned sources. is in so res-
CINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
Sun rises 4:22; sets 7:17.
PHONE CALLS.
.es-a—News Hepartment.
3—Business Department.
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—Editor' s Residence.
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SOCIETY NO‘FICES the screen by Dr. 3111 and his very
active adherent; file's apparently
accredited press agent recently save
out a sensatkial interview in which
Quan wasdesoribed sessortefososs
between More and Huerta. theChi-
nose treasury was made to appetr
just like New England's Old ones
Bucket with a hole battered through
its bottom, and the republic of China
showed up very much like the direo
ibrste of France after Napoleon leept
upon the shoulders of Messrs. Garn-
buoeres and MRI! and begin order-
inx the bees and the “N's" subrou-
ered into the tapestries left over by
the last of the Capote. in fine. if
one could believe Dr. Sun, republican
China has been going to the dogs
since the doughty doctor ceased to be
an important factor in the govern-
ment of‘that country.
A Special CommunicatiOn of Old
Well Lot'ue, No. 108, F. and A, It,
will be held on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Work, F. C. degree. All
Master Masons welcome.
D. B. BEACH, w_ M.
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8033101211113. FOREIGN SHIPPING.
Poof. Emory Johnson. the “expert"
the problems presented by it, testified
before the senate committee that the
claims were furnished by COL Goe1
the lamentable. But we are glad to say
‘that it doesn't seem to be anything
{like the truth In fact. it seems to
the canal during the first year of its bear no more relation to the truth
Then he gave his estimate of
mount of tonnage which would use
600,000 tons, of which 1,.000 000 ions‘the Capitoiine chickens to the pros
would be eonstwise shipping. On these notifications 97°00‘11“!“ maroon by
the unsure of ancient Rome Pious
fro nds were these deceas'ed priests of
prophecy. Pious frauds it
figures he based ills argument of the
economic necessity of imposing tolls
1mm the operating expenses of the peliod from his Tokyo asylum by Dr.
81111 Vinson.
"There is not going to be any new
poet in focus with the picture east on .
Now, if this were true it would be
This he placed ill 10‘ than did the interior mechanisms of I
. would
upon domestic commerce. in order to seem are the 0,9,1”th petreis pro-
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Now' the tolls as actually ii 11 fro I
I? ‘revoiutlon in Chins,‘ we arp told by
vessels in the foreign trade are ‘1' 90 The Far Eastern lnfiormation Burch .
99" ton. 3‘1"“ would bring “I“ 9’1"“ “for the good and sufdclent reason. We- should imagine that if the Re-
income ofrthe canal, even if tolls are that the people of China dont want
charged upon coastwise shipping up another revolution, while they do
13 :12. MI 00 or nearly :17 000. 000 "n" °°"l‘n““°° 0' ”‘9 30°“ ”if“:
“I ment Yuan is said to be giving them '
1 Dr Sun Yet-sen and his small but
American ”"95 I“ the 00““w‘“ (trade noisy brood of political Mother Carey's
.aru exempt, the deficit will be 81.2001'4chickene according to the same
000 more source, do not represent any serious
In the view of these “8“,” who element in the political life of China.
today. The following facts. as vouch-l
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gets the s11bsiay.The federal tress ed for by ‘l‘hs .Far Eastern Infome-
he cost of operation.
“I" ""1 9‘“ “1400000 more I“ 09”“ lion Bureau will be read with interest
sting the cenhl for the benefit of for-'
and with satisfaction:
“Since the last brief countenrevoln-
lion in china. the Young Chin‘s Socie-
ty. which conceived and developed the‘ 1
movement that had its climax in the
etch shipping than it receives as tolls
that foreign shipping. In
other words, according to the
ent of the United States between them absolute harmony seems
to be wanting) comprising a limited
1. number of disappointed revolutionary
'3‘“ °‘ $11400 00° ““3""! for it‘ office seekers who hate Yuan for ssh:
be performing services for that fish and purely sordid motives. chili
, , shipping which will cost it this others with unselfish motives. but too
. .1. more than the (0,813“ ships psv. little comprehension of the need of
“:9 ”"108 [order and business-like administration
las 11. first consideration of government.
law" “”49 ”mus ‘5 9"th In numbers this faction is small and
to subaldlze shipping under 91 unimportant, while in personal worth;
flog. carrying the products of however lofty the purpose. none of its
Columbia to Eastern marketsiniisbeg’m"° m“! who“ a“:
e or use or o are see 11 4
price than the fl“MIMI led' with the idols would for a moment:
1. WW“ I“ ““9 “a“ “nithink of 11111111.; the government or
’ .. but it refuses to estend any Chins. .
domestic shipping ‘llfusng nuns. however excellent
their motives may have been. in his
methods ”was a manufacturer 111111 user.
of bombs and other equally gentle
methods of persuasion, while Bun
seeks to use China as an experimental
ground for all sorts of antenna popu-
listlc nostrums: The other and over-
whelminsiy predominating part of the
membership of the ‘orlginsi revolution
ary body has accepted and ‘ls sup-
porting loyslly the new regime of
,the calibre and influence of C. T.
s beyjernm
subsidize foreign shipping to the
Equalization at Hart-
The faster under con-
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grand fat was no material-
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Open Until 10 o’clock Tonight
Rousing
Special Offerings
in Every Department
Don’t fall to take advantage of
Bargains in
Women's and Misses’
NEW.
Dresses
Skirts, Waists, Coats
Hosiery and Underwear,
Gloves, etc.
The values mean a big saving.
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than to have a direct primary law.
was bad legislation and the people
are beginning to see it in that way. ‘
i knew that all they needed was to
lgivb if more censlderation than they’
publicsIns of New York state can get;
District Attorney Whitman to run for!
gavel-no}. they had better make haste
to close up the contract. They could 1
RIRIR SRRRIS.
um c116» ve. also w‘ATsON
romonr AT csuronms.
Leech Cross will engage in another.
'He will
*powerful fight which has been we
.clsble reductions have been 111111111. -1
‘te evenjnow to filed Wang. many speaker 111 11191133111113
less" House “Representatives m 1
:over it. He isn't out gushing f
not well do better. if they wish to lgeve it "
cause their Democratic friends a sum- Simply BECOME “a mm "at” 1 “Mr. Mellon did but consult you
mér of marked uneasiness.——Ansonls SNOW, Thai’ I, “B V
Sentinel. ~ ‘ i the last session 1"
4* Declares
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With Forsker announcing himself s
candidate in the Ohio cempakn and
I“Uncle Joe" Cannon ready in the
field for renominstion in Illinois. who .
says the norm cannot 89 backwards.
—Hartford Coursnt.
~6—
Governor ledwin has designated
June 14 as Flag Day, but circum-
stances this spring ha’ve served to
make most every day flag day. withl
the 'l‘smpioo affair, Vern Cm and
the foreign bunting offer in the fore-
hounds-Norwich Record.
~6—
Had we a front odioer today he
would find the job no sinecure. Yet
there are those of mature years one
forcing the school law, who. on the
least provoctItton will sneak into a
circus tent to show- the children the
elephant—Middletown Penny Press.
—O—-¥
There are many major thanks:
sitting for the promo“ #1111111 has
been made in cutting am the death
rate from typhoid fever. it was not
many years ago that the mortality,
from this disease was much hither
ihrou3h9ut the country than it is at
the present time, but through the
easiest its ravages by sanitation. the
insistence upon better milk and prop
erly guarded water supplies.._ appre~
Norwich Bulletin.
’it almost makes an auto leash the.
way some people are worrying about
menmsv 'riogieu 5111111111 111111111;
Really, he hasn't lost 111111 of sleep.
.chairmanship. Why should it"
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HARTFORD. flay 29. —J. Henry nor-l
aback, comfortably disposed in a big QI
leathers chair at the Allynfleus
yesterday. asserted that he hadn't ul
thought of resigning o chairmen
ship of the Republican tste Commit
tee and didn't know" of any reason
why he should have such a thought.
He couldn't see any connection be-I
tween such a suggestion and kin-1
Melien's recent testirhohy to the et-i
fact that the railroad bed been pay-
ing him 85. 000 a year to serve as
its legislative agent. Because, ac-
cording to Mr. bareback, the things
that he has done not the railroad
Were things that any lawyer ought to
have done and no state chairman
need have hesitated to do. .il-le's more
interested in trout than railroads or
Politics. anyway.
"While you have held the position
of. chairman of‘the Republican Brutal
Central committee have you not ap-
peered before the General Anselm
blygn
"No OI
"Were those special services to the
railroad rendered after you became
chairman?" ,
"They were. but they were not
directly Intuitive services. Then
were the services or summer and
not means 111 no light-m 'ee-
Mir" ' 1 -
"Do you contemplate resigning the
“Will you be a candidate for re-
election to the chairmanship after
the state convention 111111 your?"
11deiegntes of the smaller powers would
m Gem-t ‘ the United States
in team! 40 1.31.1.1“. matters at battle in California tonight.
, . £80 against “Red" Watson. the crack
"No. 1 know "'7 little about Mr. San Mcisco lightweight, for twentyf
Kellen my,xm1 up". i h“. rounds at .lim Coifroth's open air
I'm to .m- Mgnm more than s arena in Frisco. Leech is the favor
half dozen times in my “‘e" :lte in the betting at 10 to 7. Watson
ihss decisions over Ad WolgaSt. ‘Bud
.SllPllEIE Will"
Anderson and Johnny Gallant, of
‘ 303ml].
“F 1."! "onlmvouse JACK O'BR1IEN-'l'-O~RETUEfi
I TO THE filNG.
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MOHOV'K LAKE, N. Y“ May 28--- Young chk OBrien. the Philadel-
The Supreme court of the world ought 9““ welterweight, will return ‘0 the
to be set up end .1 work 111111111 anoth- "“8 885‘“ “Morrow “ill“ all" w
or two years, declared Henry P. Mao. absence of several months. He will
i-‘srland of Wilhlnxton. in an address meet Young 'l‘sck. the promising
before the Lake 11101101111 Conference Brooklyn “3““ I“ I.“ ”“1““ “I
on Interustional Arbitration here to- the 9’0“"? 8’0“!” Club, 0’
lusy. Nothing missing" for 111111 sn-lamklm “mm! When! ind
promo 00“,." which is to be known as Terry Mitchell will aisd. box ten
the international Court of swam Jus-I "m“ ‘l “16 ”me “0"
tics. except an agreement upon its1 ‘
membership. The Hague Conference} E342§g;rtfifiew$:'1: I_
of 1907. at which the court was es-icm. mid diew of hi. confirms: to 3:“
tsblisbed in name. did not agree upon 1‘ m3 over in jam!“ On‘hfa ‘ 3‘
the composition of, the court since the g1 3" '
‘ at Sydney. McGoorty met Jules. Du-
bogs, the French middleweight. and
.he punished him so badly that Du-
Iborg's seconds threw up the sponge
in the fourth round to save him from
a sure knockout.
not agree to a membership in which
they were not directly represented.
Mr. Maoil‘arland declared that he.
could state positively, although not
quote his authority. that a proposition .
to start the court with nine members
ALSO FOR THE 3000 OF RiGLER.
1““ M m“ ”d m“ ”‘1' "mail 31'. hours. May 11.9. "no: the good
lion 111-0111111111. to he favorably viewed of or “d ball in SL1 '1 would
by the soversmcnt to which “- ““11 ”incessantly sussut ill“ ’0“ "
communicated 1 -1
He sensed the United States. Great 1111:131- "‘3' ””3 1111111113111 a“? or
ones. France. Germany. spams-I 5° W“ ”WW I” “‘m' ° °
Hungary. Italy, Russia and Japan and
the Netherlands, as the countries to
be represented.
as espressell the hope that if the
court. once sshhlhhegsehould com-
mand the respect. and regard of the
National League, following the banish
iIinent of Magoo. .lDolsn and Byers, yes.
Hard”. for questioning decisions.
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roam-111M PLAYER knocxso
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myopic. Hay 11411111: Bonf-
.1191- infielder of- the 't‘erdhsin
13161.11; wee knoe‘le‘d unconscious when
elbattlngme blow over on 11111111111.
Ilium-sells yee'tevlav and,“ was five
hours before he sadism revived. 1A
dreamed skull is seared.1
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of the
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Cardinals. to President Tenor. of the ,
allow counsel to file briefs on or before IERNEsT ROMMEL TAKES ouT
I NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
lWilliam inurd Tells Flanagan He
Does Not Believe in Wives.
Ernest Rommel. who is an actor by
1trsde and resides in Fairfleid during
his leisure moments. called at the
County Court House recently and
took out his first papers it is his
iintentlon to become a citizen of this
Icountry and when he introduced him
said to Naturalization Clerk Michael
J. Flanagan the latter recognized
Rommel as a member of Captain
George Auger's “Jack the Giant
Killer" Company.
Rommel came to this country in
1903, having been-born in Celie, Gen.
on April 20. 1888. .He stands four
feet two inches and weighs 98 pounds
He was drased in a suit of brown
and looked mighty pleased that he
was to become a citizen.
He took out his first papers in 1903
but the time has elapsed for filing
them, the new law passed in 1906
making the limit seven years for fli-
ing them, so when Rommel appeared
before Clerk l‘ianagan he was oblig-
ed to take out his first papers again.
In 1909 Rommel went to England to
fill a theatrical engagement and upon
his return he wont to Chicago where
is well known in theatrical circlesu
Another applicant who appeared be
fore Judge Flanagan and had allowed
the time to elapse in filing his first
papers, was William land, of 438
Barnum avenue. Bridgeport. He took
out his first papers in Rhode Island
. about 10 years ago. When Clerk Fian-
agsn asked him how many wives he
had. luard replied. "Not 'sny."
“wa many do you believe in hav~
log?" asked Mr. Flanagan.
"Not any.” was the applicant's ré—
ply.
BAK05—KUR1MAI.
'ldiss Annie Kurimsi and Andrew Ba-
kos,"well-hnown‘ residents of .Spring-
woed wereunited in marriage last eve-
hing. ‘st the Hungarian Reformed
Church in Lexington avenue. lithe oer.
emony was performed by the pastor
friends of the contracting mantles wit-
nessed the ceremony. The bride is a
sister of Mr. Bskor' firIt wife, who
died, some time ago.
I use-1N2: Wiper own.
"The Matinee Whist Club members
gathered at the home oerI-s. 11:58.
«Bennett. ll! Union Park yesterday at-
ternoon for their iii-monthly session at
auction. Mrs. Frank Van Buren ss-
11111114111111. Bennett in entertaining
no prise was won by Mrs. dietetic
111111111, Mrs. Elliott brown and 1111-11
Wilson. Refreshments were served
he appeared before the footiights. HeI
metacarpal fDolrus.1snd1a number of '
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