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THE BTTOOIvLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1906.

BUSINESS NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. BIG FORTUNES NOT DANGEROUS becomes doubtful in proportion to its that the results of the work lu New York State would be considered ami possibly incorporated in the report of the couveu Existing Practices Working Against length nuil cost. An air line is proposed between Boston and New York to cut the running time down one hour. But that distance is so much shorter that the Trad Mark Registered.

tlon's committee. It is fair to assume the Largest Accumulations, (Prom the Boston Transcript.) then that the meaning of the transmls WEDNESDAY EVEMXB, APKIl, IS, IIMMI success of the experiment will hardly The multi-millionaire in modern society form a precedent for the larger undertak shapes the control of an immense property slou of the bill at this time, as It now stands, is to obtain for it a place on the calendar, where it may he amended lu accordance with tho results In the be cannot himself consume any large part of It. The big fortune seeking Investment low ing. The cost of fare on a line doing only through business between Chicago and Xcw York must be considerably higher than that on the more circuitous era the Interest rate, just as the big wheat Legislature of New York. Thi Paper has a Circulation Larger than hat of any other Evening Paper of Its class In the United States.

Iti value as an Advertising Medium Is therefore Apparent. The only Paper in Brooklyn having tb Associated Press Service. farm lowers the price of flour, and the pre If that be not the meaning of the act tainly not expect the occupants to camp in the streets during the process of rebuilding; they should even allow "waiting time" to them if operations are delayed for several mouths by conflicts between different unions. Ethical no less than economic considerations enter into these Bcbcmeg for the lifting of labor, and If a general unroofing of Brooklyn Is ordered, the families of the unions themselves will experience discomfort. The situation seems to be one that admits of pacific adjustment.

If the owners of Dreamland will promise to refrain from engaging union musicians or union managers for the various shows, and if the unions will promise to continue their policy of avoiding Dreamland, it should be possible to allow the present buildings to remain, and the wonderful tower of lights to shine over land and sea In token of conciliation and brotherhood. vailing rate of Interest is the largest single of yesterday then the bill is of no im factor in determining house rent aad most portance, for it is wholly inadequate. But of the other charges upon the life of the nnnr Thev are obviouslv benefited by ten so amended, even if It applies ouly to the District of Columbia, it will be regarded as the model legislation, which all the Xnt.red et th. Tost Office nt Broi.klv!i, No.mr 12. a Seceud Clwi il.ii M.tter, under tli Alt il.ri 3, dencies which make capital plentiful, even if they do not have a large share of It themselves.

Neither English literature nor the states should measure up to. English common law shows any apprehen-slveness over the big fortune in Itself. Charles Dickens, who was fairly represen routes, which tap cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburg, Albany. Buffalo and Cleveland. Competition would be keen and the margin of saving by slow trains would be great enough to limit business.

So, although ten hours between New York and Chicago is quite possible as a feat of engineering and construction, It does not look attractive enough us an iuvestuieut to expect the beginning of such line this year or next. At present the organizers claim to have secured a considerable part of the right of way. Between that stage and rail laying lies a great gulf, to be filled In by the sale of stocks and bonds. Punishment for the Guiltless. Borough President Coler.

continuing tative of the humanitarian thought of his time, pictures his rich men, where their character Is good, like the Checryble Brothers, as highly desirable In the community. Certain rules of the common law operate his controversy with President l.uhn, of MAIN OFFICE. Corner of Washington and John.on streets, ftrooklyn. Telephone call (tor main otlli-e, and all Brooklyn branelu-a). No.

6:100 Main. UKA.NCH OFFICES. Brooklyn bcJtoid avenue, Fullon street, corner Kockaway avenue; 40 Fifth avenue, 4J7 Fifth avenue, 43 llroatlway. 210 JJroailway. liijj Broadway, 154 Greenpuint avenue, 1SU Gates 1039 Gates avenue.

112 Mvrtle uvenue, near Uroadway; Myrtle avenue, corner Notttrand avenue; 2511 Atlantic avenue, ms Flalbunh avenue, avenue, near Nostrand avenue; Bay Kidge. 5216 Third avenue; Bath Beach, Hath avenue, near Bay Nineteenth street. Borough F'ark. You can't find any old note in our Spring song. Every man's fancy suit we offer is brand new and cut in Boys' wash suits, too, are as fresh and pretty as any mother could wish.

More than that, they're really washable and we're always toward the limitation of fortunes, although that was not the motive tn their growth. The well known principle which, stated in rough popular form, prevents "tying up" nroDertv for longer than one life In being, A Matter of Public Concern. Much Interest attaches to the published reports of the examination on Monday last of the Rev. Cortland Myers, who was called before Magistrate Finn. In the Jefferson Market police court, to and twenty-one years thereafter, Incidentally the East Flntbush Taxpayers Association, says that as long as the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company persists iu giving poor service he will oppose any extension of its system.

Well, nothing is surer than that the Borough President will never, never, never regard the service as good. So, nothing is surer than thnn ho will never, never, never Consent to any extension of the system, no mat f71 New Utrecht avenue; 3923 Fort Hamilton avenue; Shore road, nr-ar Fast Sixteenth street; US Bridge 6treet, 254 Columbia street, near Presi tends to prevent trusteeships ror tne purpose of accumulation. Its object was not that, but simply to obviate the inconvenience of having property inalienable. The dent street. Queens Jamaica.

5 Ilerrfman avenue. Manhattan 26 Hast Twenlv-third Mreet. Room World Building; Boom 1:23. 52 Proadway; 241 Columbus avenue. 2'i3 Wept One Hundred and tell what he knew of poolrooms in New York City.

Dr. Myers some time ago contest In England between the lawyers who wanted property, particularly real estate, freely transferred, and the landed gentry this Spring's styles. But even in the more extreme styles we avoid the exaggerated "rah! rah!" effects which make so much cheap clothing ridiculous and old fashioned in a few weeks. Every fancy pattern we show is exclusively ours, until it's iwenty-nrth street. 743 Tremont avenue.

HUREAIS. complained to the Mayor that the pollc who preferred, hy tying it up, to keep It In were criminally negligent, that It was Paris 53 Rue Cambon. Washington 618 Fourteenth street. iFagle readers, when visiting these their families, produced the rule, ratner tnan useless to supply thein with evidence any desire to prevent accumulation. against poolrooms becnuse no action wa The courts have made a conspicuous ex What Is and Might Have Been.

An unqualified rejection has been sent by the operators to John Mitchell. It goes into details blanketed by the statement that they concern radical and fundamental principles in reference to the management of the business which are vital to its success. In effect, the rejection signifies a determination on the part of the owners to manage the mines of which they are the owners, to be operators In fact, as well as In name. They add that they have no suggestions ception In tying up property for longer ready to take back any suit that goes back on you. All the fabrics usual in wash suits of fine quality; in an unusually tasteful selection of patterns and colorings.

Russian suits, sizes to 51.75 to $6.50. Sailor suits; sizes 3 to 10; $1.75 to $5.50. Norfolk suits, sizes 8 to 16; 4.50 to $6.50. Rogers, Peet Compawy. Three Broadway Stores'.

258 842 1260 cities, are cordially invited to make their headquarters in these bureaus.) Information Bureau -Rooms 415-424. Eagle Building. Brooklyn; Branch. 58 Eaat Twenty-third street. Manhattan.

SVBSCHIPTION KATES. Kagle sent by mall, postage Included, 1 month, II. 2 month. Jl.75: i months. 1 vear.

ever taken on such Information. Mayor ter how desperate the trausit "extremities of East Flntbush or of any other section of the borough. Meanwhile, who is penalized? Principally, the unfortunates who have committed no offense and to whom none of a carrying corporation's sins of omission is iu the least degree chargeable. They are ground between the millstones. periods In favor of charities, in this state, while they have never established a fixed MeClellun naturally referred the lette to Commissioner Bingham, and the lat JK.OO.

Sunday Kagle. 1 year. (1.30: Monday F.agl ter put himself into communication with yours. limit, they have said that they would allow charitable bequests to accumulate within reasonable periods. The liberal Interpretation of this rule for the Peter pent Brigham Hospital is well remembered.

Dr. Myers. Such evidence as might ho ermonsi, Eagle Library. SI per year. ADVKliTIKINU RATES.

For cost of advertising apply or send for rate card, or make Inquiry by telephone, 6200 Main. in the possession of that gentleman as The old principle of primogeniture went President of the Society for the Enforce Spring suits; $18 to $38. Rogers, Peet Company. Three Broadway Stores. meut of Criminal Low was, we tin down with us because the conditions which had In a measure justified It passed away.

Where the land-owner was the chief In war. derstand, respectfully requested and promptly denied on the ground that the 255 842 1260 at at police should be their own detectives, some real reason existed for keeping his property consolidated, to provide resources for general defense. The restrictions thrown about the disposal of property by will were doubtless evolved In the Interest of certainty, rather than because the stat and should not rely upon the agents of Warren at 13th st 32nd st opposite near opposite City Hall Union Square. Greeley Squat. NEW YORK.

Breakins Immigration Records. With tho incoming of new ships, and larger than ever plowed the seas before, our immigration records are broken. This week we shall probably add to our population Europeans, a cltyful in themselves, and in the last week of -March we added nearly HI.U00. It Is safe to say that no other country adds 76,000 to its populace in a fortnight. It Is ns Dr.

Myers' society. NEW YORK to make, other than those already submitted nothing else to offer. This is "standing pat." It leaves the operators just where they were at the beginning of the controversy. It involves the assertion of a right long presumed to be indisputable. Responsibility goes with ownership.

It goes more particularly In a suit for damages. It goes in contracts, which sometimes bristle with stipulations as to what shall happen In case of non-fulfillment. And it goes at the end of the week or month, ute makers wanted to render It difficult to dispose of property other than by the conventional methods of legal distribution. certain existing practices are thus although without that intention, to check the largest accumulation. Bevond this.

If Bridgeport or Camdeu. or Hartford It Is difficult to understand the attitude of a reformer who, claiming to huvo proof of crime In his custody, refuses to disclose It In the public Interest. The spectacle of Dr. Myers jealously nursing In his own bosom the dark and villainous secrets of a system the police have tried their level best to destroy Is commended for consideration to those who believe that the first duty of a society for the enforcement of criminal law is to or Nashville, or Reading, or Wilming A ton was emptied of its inhabitants and they were brought to this overcrowded as the case may be when pay clay comes. The proposition is that responsibility shall be shared with the irresponsible.

The New $50q town to be housed or disposed of anew Too many of tho newcomers will re It is an effort to couple the rational with main iu this city, and will farther con the reverse. They cannot be hitched together. help In the enforcement of thnt law. gest tho tenements, the street cars, th Tho suspicion thnt Dr. Myers does not almshouses, the jails and the schools.

STEINWAY VERTEGRAND Kqutilly undebatable was the sugges California's Great Disaster. California has been more violently by earthquake than at any timo within fifty years. A thousand people are reported to have been killed, and a thousand buildings have been thrown down In San Francisco. Fires have appeared among the ruins, and the destruction of life and property is' not yet to be calculated, as telegraph communication with the coast has beeu practically suspended. The long quiescence of the raeific shore had induced the belief that terrene stability had been obtained, in spite of occasional tremors in the West in spite, too, of the activity of volcanoes the world over, that began four years ago, and that has continued with little interruption.

In the faith of tills stability San Francisco has been recreated, the low wooden houses that were erected In the earthquake days having given place to tall buildings of steel and masonry, which have probably fallen in the present cataclysm. Indeed, it may be that the shake is no more severe than were those of the middle of the last century, the fatalities resulting rather from the failure of new modes of building to endure the rocking of the grotuid thnn from the really possess these secrets must be But it Is comforting to learn that increas suspended until the hearings before Ma tion that the operators become collection agents for the unions. It is not cus-tomary for one side to ask the other to ing numbers represent tho free, strong races of the North, and there will be uo istrate Finn are concluded, which will not be before Thursday nt the earliest slums for them they will go to the accumulate fts ammunition. Such a We may remark, however, that prairies and the woods and win thei request is equivalent to demanding that fortunes from the soil. In fact, the dis a gnu be loaded by the individual against what Dr.

Myers said Monday was not as illuminating as the positive tribution of aliens in our various states whom It is to be directed, the absurdity character of his statements to May and territories is wider to-day tbau ever before, and this Is as it should be; for tho of which does not seem to have dawned upon the miners. Of course, it Is not to It Is undesirable to ask the law to go, so long as natural causes are still operative on the "three generations from shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves" theory. The Astor fortune has long been In process of successive sub-division. Generally the number of children in any family will keep pace with the rapidity of accumulation. Of course, the President's suggestion was merely a case of "thinking aloud" on bis part and no one can be more fully aware than he of the tremendous obstructions constitutional and legal, that are fortunately In the way of putting such an idea into operation.

An inheritance tax drives people of wealth into making gifts In their lifetime. The President has noted this under the New York State law, and so he includes such gifts as of course would be necessary to bring his plan out equitably. But when the arm of the law steps In to prescribe the terms under which a man may present a bouse to his daughter, we shall have gone a long distance on the down grade road that leads to the socialistic state. FINE ARTS. Arthur Hoeber has placed a number of his landscapes on exhibition at the galleries of William Clausen, where they may be seen until the end of the month They are individually and collectively restful, in that the eye is led by level lineB into large distances, the vertical and excitant elements of his compositions being confined usually to trees.

Mr. Hoeber paints in mellow, silvery tones, with a feeling for atmospheric warmth and moisture, and be has an aversion for incident. His marshes and meadows his groves and ponds, his late afternoons or McClellan and Commissioner Bingham had led us to expect. He admitted thnt he had made no personal only danger incurred through the ad be expected that they will grasp In full the sinister significance of the closed mission of the unclean and Illiterate Is that they will concentrate at certain examination of the places alleged by him shop. This means tho creation of a points, like New York and Chicago, ani to be poolrooms.

His Information was due "to personal inquiry from those who privileged class, the rule of a minority, the most tyrannical of all trusts. by sheer numbers obtain au influence or should know." This is what courts call control that would be harmful not only Public sympathy counts. Thrice Is is pronounced by the greatest musical authorities, like Richard Strauss, Sir Edward Elgar, Humper-dinck, Paderewski, Hofmann, Joseffy, Lhevinne, and innumerable others, the most marvelous achievement in modern Upright Piano building. At the price of 5500 it is the greatest ever offered to the public. Used pianos of any make taken in exchange and time payments accepted if desired.

Also Pianos for Rent, by the Month or Season. STEINWAY SONS, Steinway Hall, 107 and 109 East 14th New York. Subway Express Station at the Door. hearsay testimony, and has absolutely to tho older members of the community, no legal relation to criminal prosecution but to themselves. armed the side which has it.

Thrice Is handicapped the side which has it not. There is a way to nlienate as well as to In other words, it is useless to the police Immigration still has its problems, tho or to any one else, except, possibly, to ftnlians being the knottiest of them. One insure. Indeed, there is a way not only Dr. Myers and his society.

ship brought 1,231 of these swarthy la When further questioned concerning borers to New York yesterday, probably to alienate but to turn the tide In the wrong direction into resentment. This has been done by John Mitchell. Loyal severity of the cataclysm itself. The experience is likely to have a lasting effect on the fortunes, or, at least, the appearance of San Francisco, since It will discourage rebuilding on the lines now general in other American cities, not one of whom intends to remain in that society Dr. Myers adopted the ex traordlnary attitude of refusing lnfor the United States or become a citizen to the miners he unquestionably means mation as to the identity of its officers and no better proof of that fact need be to be, but the bitterest enemy of orgau and agents.

All this Is very bewildering. offered than the entire absence of women ized labor could have damaged its cause Here Is the pastor of a lnrge and flour In the company. Men who intend to not half so much. He could not have played into the hands of the operators settle in America bring their wives, and sunsets are phases of nature that are expressible in gentle and tender terms. In assembling the materials of his pictures he holds to simplicity, and at times discovers an almost extreme reserve, but his more effectively if from these hands ho daughters, sisters, sweethearts and mothers with them.

The others intend to work here long enough to amass the had taken a retainer. It is fair to presume that the cor sum needed to support them in Idleness pictures are engaging, and hln vaporous skies, with tbelr creamy cumuli floating In their wide expanse, suggest ethereallzed respondence has closed. The Mitchell forces must choose between flght and at home, for the rest of their days, ani Constables. for this a sum that by American stand A mixed collection of pictures Is to be unconditional surrender. They have en abled the other side to say: ishing church, and the head of an organization established to better moral conditions in this metropolis, fighting tooth and nnll to conceal what he declares to be facts and which, obviously, should be revealed In the public interest.

Ho has expressed a desire to supplant General Bingham as Commissioner of Police. The shortest cut to the realization of that ambition is to publish the proof he claims to have that the police are inferior to his own hired but unnamed detectives as discoverers of illegal betting resorts. Space iu this or in any other paper will always be at his disposal. ards seems very small will suffice. The sold at the Fifth Avenue Galleries to-night.

It Includes several canvases from the estate Italians, having no expectation of becom You are responsible for the suspension of of a Brooklyn resident. There are some in lng a part of our community, and also teresting landscapes, particularly one bv WALTHAM WATCHES. lacking the restraints and refinements of George H. Bogert, whose sunsets and marines have appeared In unusual number In female socety, addict themselves more the sales at this galleny of late: but most of the subjects are illustrative, and there plentifully to the making of trouble than anv other class with which we have to is a tendency to prettlness and high color. Paintings by Wilton Lock wood form the deal.

and will probably lead to a reconstruction of the inhabited area, with wider streets, more open spaces, and buildings of a lesser height. In the end this will be for its gain in safety, not less than for the comfort of its people and Its civic beauty. But these changes will not undo tho dread work that has been wrought, and it is an occasion for human sympathy and practical help, such as the country will extend without of-flelul prompting, If the need exists. In its suddenness tills disaster recalls that in Charleston, S. but it is probable that the effects are worse, for Sau Francisco stands on a rocky foundation, cushioned lint thinly with sand, and closely related to the solid hills a few miles away; whereas Charleston Is built on alluvial soil, which would soften to a degree the motion imparted to lit-surface from a considerable depth.

It is significant that both shores of the Pacific are more liable to these agitations than are the opposed shores of the Atlantic; at least at present; and it is more significant that activity lias hern shown so recently in Vesuvius, the Canaries, and in Mexico. The need of As an offset to the Mediterranean present show in the art gallery of the Century Association. All jewelers sell them. aces, however, it is of moment to note Another show of the interesting bronze work of Del Nero, made in the "clre perdu" lie increase iu the number of arrivals National Insurance Legislation. So much of the details of the bill relative to life Insurance transmitted yesterday with a message to Congress, by the President, as reaches the public sug process.

Is current at the Windsor Arcade, on Fifth avenue. from Scotland and Germany, with some work. There was no good reason for ordering the men to stop work pending our negotiations, which had been delayed by you, especially in view of the fact that we were willing to continue to pay the wages fixed by the Strike Commission. The case thus diagnosed is that of a word and a blow. It Is virtually that of strike first and negotiate afterward.

It is almost that of a blow before the word. What might have been must now be apparent even to density personified. Work might have gone on uninterruptedly. It might have been paralleled by debate, but that would have involved display of common sense, which is not a drug In the organized labor market. The miners could afford to pay famine prices for it.

ontinulng arrivals from the Scandina A number of valuable and Interesting por traits by early American painters may be vian states, and these are the people to whom we look with confidence for seen at the Ehrlch galleries, where they will remain for several weeks. willing adherence to the laws, written Harry Roseland Is to exhibit twenty-five of gests thnt It is Intended as a framework upon which to build an ndequate measure in the process of advancement to a final passage. The significant feature Is that "The Perfected American Watch," an iUustrattd book of Interesting Information about matches, free upon request. AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS. his pictures of Southern life at the gallery and traditionary, that Insure our gov rnment and shape our society.

The of tho Salmagundi Club, between the 19th and 28th Instant. there is an apparent acceptance that life Italians, with their prejudices against insurance Is not interstate commerce. northern practices and northern faith Federal supervision is attempted by in ud the Russian Jews, different iu his THE STATESMANLIKE VIEW. Prom the Chicago Tribune. 'Senator," said the reporter, "let me ask tory, belief and political experience from direct methods, yet when secured It is not complete.

The area of jurisdiction is the District of Columbia. Over this the old American stock, have been re you one more question. Are you in favor of ho movement for electing United States Sen garded with some fear lest they should fail to accept the conditions necessary Waking Dreamland. The proposition has been made by the Brooklyn Hoard of Delegates to tear down portion of the country absolute control ators by direct vote of the people?" "Certainly not, sir. That would be con hy tlie Federal Government, uncompli to the successful government of a people by a people; but the Russians, nt least, trary to the constitution." cated by state sovereignty rights.

Is un The constitution can be amended, can't have shown themselves pliant to our disputed. The area is small and the popu it?" synchronized ami scientific observation of seismic phenomena, and of international reports upon tlicin, is increasingly obvious. Meantime, the world offers 'such solace to the atllicted as it can give. lation limited. A life insurance company Yes, but not by punching a hole in It.

theories, and the children of the Italians are ns progressive and capable as any Young man, how would you like to amend disinclined to subject itself to the provisions of the national law could, with little your own constitution by introducing some thing of a liquid nature Into It?" others iu our schools, the Jews excepted. the big tower at Coney Island, because it was built by non-union architects, carpenters, masons, metal workers, plasterers, painters and decorators, anil have it reconstructed by the trades unions, in order that those unions may avail themselves of the pleasures which are offered in the resort known as Dreamland, of which the tower is part, and also that orchestras, which are now amalgamated with the labor organizations, may play Indeed, so far as standards of eouduct Thereupon the interview came to an un timely end, leaving a momentous question Wtet stm, Jttotlerfi anti gtlliersmttljs. Men's Hunting Case 14k. Solid Gold Case, Waltham movement, 15 jewels $30.00 Same, Open Face $26.00 Ladies' Waltham 14k. Solid Gold $21.00 Same, Open Face $17.00 The Prices Are Specially Low.

jflatbusj) fttenue anti pulton gtjreet. damage to itself, evade its restrictions by the simple process of withdrawing from business in that district. still unsettled. However, so far as the provisions are. NEEDLESS CENTRALIZATION.

From the Springfield made known, there Is uo reason why any life Insurance company should refuse to Public opinion Is undoubtedly ripening subject itself to the proposed law. As very rarldly in favor of radical measures for arresting these present tendencies in are concerned, the behavior of these raw strangers compares favorably with that of the natives iu Springfield, who are lynching black men, not so much because they are guilty of anything as because they are black. We shall take to ourselves over a million foreigners this year. If the forecasts are true. It is impossible that 5,000 a day should be passed through Ellis Island, as is now being done, without some unworthy people obtaining entrance to our shores.

There is ample reason to believe that some of these Immigrants are assisted to this country be wealth concentration, and the President's suggestion affords good evidence of the fact His general proposition will find assent from among economists and strong assent OLD CROW from among the people. We shall hear more of It as time goes on; but with many of the states already moving slowly in the same direction, there will be strong dissent against federal assumption of this taxing reported it deals only with minor wrong, nor touches in any adequate way he real defects of insurance administration. As a measure of reform and correction it is not comparable with the Armstrong amendments to the general insurance law of this state, now nearing passage In the Legislature. Thus are we brought back to the suggestion made in the beginning that the bill transmitted by the President yesterday was not Intended to he more than a framework for future action. It will be noted that the President informs Congress that the bill was received by him from a committee appointed by the convention of governors, attorneys gen power to the further and apparently needless centralization of American government, RYE cause they are a vexation and a burden Ten Hours to Chicago.

The latest application of the air line idea is a proposition, broached in Illinois, for an air line between Chicago and New York. The idea is that the air line will save some two hundred miles of the distance, being only miles long, and will make possible a reduction of the running time to ten hours. If the irir line is ever built such a reduction of time would be practicable. It would mean a sustained speed of 74 miles an hour. That is fast running, but it has been exceeded on single runs with steam power, while with electric motors, which eeem quite as feasible as an air line with tunnels through the Alleghany Mountains, a speed of 74 miles an hour would not be especially high.

If the air line were built it would rival the world famous road between St. Petersburg and Moscow, for which the engineer's route was said to have been drawn with a ruler on a map. Hut the lice from St. Petersburg to Moscow is much more nearly like an air line from Tinnipeg to Kansas City, with no mountain grades to be overcome, than like one from Chicago to New York. The latter would need tunnels through the Alleghanies and, to be literally an air to their own.

But there Is no denying that the nverage immigrant represents the DANGER OF HYSTERIA. IFrom the Hartford Courant.) There is serious danger of turning this there during the summer. It seems only fair that the owners of Dreamland should be consulted before this destruction and resurrection occur, for they involve the expenditure of vast sums of money. As we recall the matter. Dreamland was not built In defiance of the orders of the walking delegates because of any hostility to tin? principles of unionism, hut because, after experimenting with organized labor, it was found that so much time was taken up In striking that Dreamland could not get itself built; hence the company felt itself obliged to bile men who would build, regardless of outside affiliations or lack of them.

If the Federated I'uiou insists upon tearing Dreamland to pieces and rebuilding it, two or three seasons will probably be lost, since the materials for the construction will have to be destroyed and new and authentic boards and plaster secured, and it is a question if the company desires to lose the income of those two or three seasons. It would be only proper, therefore, if (be I'nion offered to pay the cost of best that Is in his race, or he would not have the energy to come to this land of csirable and commendable demand for ro- promise; and as crime is oftener a result of weakness thnn of strength we little form In the Insurance business into hysteri The Very Best cal foolishness. The announcement in black fear moral deterioration in this re type that insurance men are earning their salaries Rnd doing the best they can for their companies is not solid ground for a FOREIGN AND PERSONAL. France has 4,124,734 acres of vineyards. French taste and interest In the line arts Is largely due to the national art schools, three hundred In number, which are free to young men and women.

On the beach at Norwich, England, the children enjoy one of the finest sports possible tobogganing down a steep sand hill. The sand bluff is 130 feet high, of soft sand, and the coasters slide down by hundreds. A woman has been found living in a cave on the seashore near South Fremantle, Australia. When discovered, she declared that she was unable to find employment, and had been living there for five weeks. Vice-C nsul Kinchant' furnishes frer1.

Lisbon the census figures of Portugal, taken In December, 1900, and just published. The population was 5,016,267, including the Aiores. The percentage of Illiteracy was 71 per cent, for the males and 85 per cent, for the females. The government, however, is bestirring itself on the educational question. Tho foreign residents in Portugal numbered 39,384, of whom 66 were Americans.

Miss Bertha Krupp, the richest woman in the world, perhaps, is now known as "Queen Krupp" all around Essen, where are located the vast cannon factories which she inherited from her father. In that place alone she has 40.000 workmen tolling for her. who. with their families, make more than 200,000 persons dependent upon her now. If other concerns be added we have a total of 300,000 dependents.

She candal. Wlslskey, Sold Everywhere. public. We are favored beyond all other nations iu that we draw to ourselves the most industrious, thrifty, hopeful ambitious; and that the democratic Idea is a leaven which affects the mass, no matter what its ingredients, we see the ultimate triumph of democracy In every land. So long as we can assimilate our million a year, let them come.

H. KIRK CO, IN THE VINEYARD. IFrom Puck. "The girls are working hard getting ready New York. for the church fair." eral and insurance commissioners of various states which met in Chicago some time ago.

Tills was an effort to arrive at a uniform system of law governing the Insurance business. That convention had the approval and the aid of the President. At the time of lis meeting It was hoped, if not expected, that it would have before it the Armstrong report and its scheme of revised law. That, however, was not practicable, as the work of the Armstrong committee was not then sulil-ciently advanced to make it possible. An Bless 'em!" Yes.

this week they are taking lessons of short-change artist, and practicing six demolition and restoring, and were to hours a day." owns gas works, railways, telegraphs, telephones, her own bakeries, slaughter bouses and general stores. She has even her own army, regularly drilled, with stern rules of discipline; it Is called a Are brigade, but la as much a body of picked troops as any In Germany. Her army numbers more than 900 men, well armed. Finally, she has her ambassadors in every court in Europe. They may not be known In the regular SEEKING THE MAN.

Frnm the Washington star. What we want." said the reformer, "is a line, would require a long tunnel under the lower end of Lake Michigan. The practical objection to the plan Is that railroads have always been built with the idea of tupping as many large cities as possible and thus securing a large local business as a road basis for prosperity. An air line which depends upou through traffic between two cities guarantee to the owners the exclusive patronage of the unions when tie place should be rebuilt. If tho policy of getting rid of tho products of non-union labor is continued, and houses, churches, theaters and shops are to be lorn down that they may be constructed anew under A TRIAL TRIP IN TROLETS.

(From Punch. 1 Triolets (to get them right) One must crib from Dobson (Austin); Else you'll worry half the night At. triolets, to get them right. (There! Iho "al" has spoilt it quite! It's a meter which I'm lost in.) Try (O let's!) to get them right; One must crib from Dobson (Austin), adjournment was taken after the con system by which the office seeks the man." We ve got It right here in crimson tilrh." answered Piute Pete. "The whole vention had committed the matter In Interest into the hands of a committee.

There, was au understanding at this time diplomatic world as iucb, but they arc there all the same. sheriff's oftVe was out last night huntin' the feller that got the wrong hosa." proper authority, the unions will cer-J.