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New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
COCHRAN 4 REFORlTER.
U7ould Haze Ne5o-EngIand To5on
Government for Ne1c- York.

IN an address on the subject '"True Principles of
Municipal Government delivered before thou
sand people, Congressman W. Bourke Cochran
opened the fourth season Of the Peoples Forum Of
New Rochelle, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Cock
ran began by condemning the present system OF
municipal government existing in the large cities
as undemocratic True democratic government he
asserted, has not existed in the cities for a CEN
turv The objection urged by him against the
present system Of municipal government is that it
puts the cities too much in the hands of man
elected the mayor who, by being permitted to
appoint the heads Of departments and WELD the
pove- OF removal, can. If he desires. make himself
an sutocrat and build up a machine composed of
those who live by the public service.
with this state of affairs existing, man, Mr.
Cochran said. could administer the affairs of city
without falling from grace. The government Of
every city produced a boss because it had q boss
producing form OF local government. Mr. CocE-
ran began his remarks concerning autocratic Off
cals by exempting Mayor Mcclellan from the list
saying that vita all the temptations which SUI
rou.d him he had conducted the affairs Of the
CITY i, A rnanrer that was above suspicion
NJ Cockran's remedy for existing evils. he said
wodld b. to substitute something like the old fash
icrsed form OF New England village government for
ff.s s-syem now being carried Mr.. Cochran said
that the whole world acknowledges this system to
n tie best and most practical ever known, be
csUss it brings government home to the people, 1r-
stead Of centralizing It in a single head. and at
the same time. is proof against corruption He
then ouflinsd his pan toE dPPiSiAs 'Al0 -N0"A
land stvle Of government to New-York City. say
ing that would divide the city into wards not eS-
ceeding 300 voters, who should choose their own
local boards to look after such matters as street
cleaning the paving of streets the police, of
health and lighting This small territory, he said,
would enable any man who sought office to make
4 personal canvass. Party nominations might give
him an advantage. but 1t would not outweigh per-
sonsl character.
The people would then be brought daily face to
face with who responsible for pub
lie conditions in their immediate neghborhoOds-
Under the present form of government in New
York City Mr.. Cochran said that man could
cast an Intelligent vote at municipal election He
was obliged to carry the names of fifty candidates
in his mind when he went into the BOOTH all Of
them running for different Offices. Most persons,
he said are so puzzled the multitude of candi
dates and their attitude various issues that
they don't know what they really want TO do, and
adopt the only sure method of getting their vote
into the box by placing cross at the head of the
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

S'eeins Of the New-Tork Baseball Club jersey civ
4or no S9 9sR s1o ku6es cub 7s the Slavic Alliance
Miss MaE E Gill College Education for Girls, .
New-1ork City Mothers 'club. Murray Hill Hotel s
As Bowles Colgate No 80 East 54iIs f., rome % on
Schools OF New-York City Normal College ! D. M
Meeting of the Phi Delta Phi Club Hotel Marlborough
Ohio, Waldorf, evening.
No I20 schermerorn Brookiyn D. rn elO0n0'Se
Aesting Of the Ohio Society New-YorE waldorf o. m
Meeting Of the Society OF Medical Jurisprudence No II
Ballot reform meeting University Settlement D. m
IL. WILLS sPTsspe TO- lecture on Social Messages Of
Museum Natural History. 8:I5 p m
5si9n i ~. Hodge on Yeog Jog3nslis Give
% West 44th-et. $50 p. m
A"'ssi Ha %P'1ss n %s: e the qssesnso se Society of America
Nsa-Tork. So il Vest zse ST. $50 D. n ''
the Wnifrod Day Nursery By Kneisel Quartet. wal
school No s. 14Istst and Edgese[n6e William
KsT. Method Of Eleetrteai Communication diius-
Nieloas N5s Mary S5rsg0ry MuTTsy IntsrPEe
90 Fuoc a sSh99t 99.t 10 o. 30 No
sesseg John Hoidsyor,h, Paeide Northwees 'he
School No Sc 96th-st and Lexington Professor
William Libbey. Hawaii dii1strated): Public school
so I5g Avenue A between 77th and 18th sts,. MIS-.
Helen O DonneIl An Evening with the Songs Of
Moore Public school 1ss. Lewis, East Houston
East I'd stz Louise s Houghton, Syria
ciustra.ed); Educational Alliance. East Broadway
Jenerson-st George II Payson, The City Of
Warrington illustrated; St Peters Han 2gtls,.
between stb and 9th ases.. William Buruet futhil,
Ef.sFercsi f;roeraphy ana Architectural Art uilua
tIatedl Morris High school i66l-st.. Boston Road
.ae fsclscsl-ay aye CoHTnaade- -. g Hanuss y ne
New-Yorl Nautical Schooi'' illustrated; Public
Setooi No Church ST, Kingsbffdget Dr. Claude T.
ak Country of the Northwest -'ii-
iugrrated): Public school No. rs AndTeFs ana buiH
s.dc syes William E Pusfer. Grant illustrated
cubic school No %. 147t} 81 and s. Ann. Sc.
Professor Henfy Zick. THE Rhine ana tteoelDtle
eIlustratedl: Public School No 81: Mott sYe. ana
fzsfb-st James QUAY Howard. The Library u
one-ess., fiIlsrysta,l; LAFAYETTE Hall. Alexander
ana I77tH-sf. MarsIana Stftsgies ana
1r4unphs ~ IfsefzyH dIlrstratefe.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record Observation-Disclosures Dec. 10
The Atlantic storm has northward
England Coast With much increased intensity.
panied by se"ere north gales and rains and
followed by clearing weather, except New-Eng
lam In addition to the rains anG the Atlantic
states there light lower lake east
upper lake region Saturday night, SHOWS
Arizona saturday night ana SIaday. SHOWS Sunday
West Texas; elsewhere weather was fair
Temperatures have fallen decidedly Atlantic
Gulf States bu in the interior is a
result of marked low that moving
rapidly over the extreme north. being night
noI-h Lake superior The high pressure
stli persists the middle plateau
Southwest
There VIII be Monday Arizona and
extreme West Texar. and local Tuesday
In the lake region. Elsewhere the weather VIII be
eraily fair MondaJ and Tuesday
Il MoudQy in the central! valleys and
region the portion Middle Atlantic
states West New-FsngIau1 Ii viii be
IN the South AMI somewhat colder III the lake region
ard the Mississippi Valley
TIE winds along the New England Coast will be north
vest. diminishing ana shifting southwest Monday
night: Middle Atlantic Coast northwest diminish
coast light 10 the Gulf
to north: the lower lakes brisk high
southwest; the upper lakes brisk 10 high southwest
steamers departing Monday European ports viii
diminishing northwest winds shifting later south
west, with fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
Storm displayed the New England
Coast the lakes. Huron, Lake Mich
igaH extreme eastern Lake Superie:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
T4K4HTR4 STARTS VEST.
Japanese Minister U1ould BE Glad
to Return, He Says.

Washington Dec. 10.--Mr. Takahira. the Japanese
Minister left Washington at 1t:N o'clock this
morning for the Pacific Coast by way of Chicago
and viii sail in about ten days for home, on an *
10 the Minister off besides Mr. Hioki. who re-
mains charge d'affaires. and the other members
Of the legation staff. Sefor Nabuco. the Bra
lillian Ambassador, ard ether diplomats and per
sonal friends Of the Minister. The train was
twenty minutes late III starting. but the Minister
remained on the platform Of his ear to wave fare
Wen 10 the party as the train pulled out There
was a large crowd OF passengers at the station.
II Mr.. Takahira returns to Washington il Will he
as the first Ambassador from Japan To the many
Mr.. Takahira has replied:
i shall gladly return II It is the wish OF my
government l leave here many. many friends in
great and splendid land
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
TowNsFoLK MAY BATTLE AGAIN.
Newark, Del, Restriction Due to Scarcity of
Water Reseinded

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 10 (special).-The resi-
dents OF Newark. Del. again permitted to
hathe. The recent arder of the Town Commission
ers prohibiting the people from performing more
a5utions than absolutely necessary. and for
bidding them under any circumstances to take
tub baths, because of the scarcity of water. has
now been rescinded. The authorities of the town
had well driven. and to-day the pumps
kept going until the standpipe was filed.
The place has ample supply of water
The Prohibftory order was n force for more than
fortnight and during its continuance there
many murmurings. 1he chief concern of the in
habitants, however was the fear that q fire would
start, which might result disastrousy owing to the
lack of water. The wateTwoTks system is be-
ing introduced in the town
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
SUNDAY SYMPHONY CONCERT.

Kubelik co-operated with Mr.. Walter Damrosch
and the New-York Symphony Orchestra in con-
cert in Carnegie Hall, yesterday afternoon All
the seats in the vast concert room were filed and
there was much enthusiasm, Kubelik's set pieces
were Bruchs Scotch Fantasia and Sarasate's
"zigennerweisen'-th latter piece after his own
heart and the hearts Of his listeners. It came at
the end of the programme, and there followed the
usual additional solo recital The orchestral num-
bers were Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony and
Hugo VOLTS Italian Serenade. The pleasing work
had been heard in its transcribed form. made by
the composer, a string quartet from both the
KneiSel and Florzaley organizations Yesterday it
given 8 originally composed for small
chestra, and was found to have piquaneies missing
from the quartet form. It captaly played,
and made 2 decidedly favorable IMPRESSION.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
MORPHINE KILLS CLERGYMAN's SON.
Dudley Trip, Addicted to the Habit, Takes
an Overdose

Dudley Trip. who lived with his mother. the
widow OF she Rev. pr. Ferris Tripp. No, lOa
Dean-st, Brooklyn. died there yesterday afternoon
from overdose of morphine DR.. Trip was
formerly connected with the Church of the Re
deemer Brooklyn He has been dead Tor five six
years Eight nine years Dudley Trpr ySas
a medical student at the Long Island College nos
pital. bat did nos graduate While there he became
addicted to the morphine habit. and had never en-
tirely broken himself of it.
Yesterday at the dinner table he seemed to be al
right and when ne got up said he thought he would
take a nap Some hours later he was found dead IN
his room doctor was called and decided that his
death had been due 10 drugs. Mr.. Tripp %as thirty
four years old and single.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11

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New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
PETER b. ACKER.

Peter B AGksr, Of No, aLG West IO4th-st.. Sled pes
cember in Peekskl. ". Y. sTtsr an illness Of turs
months, months He vas vice-president OF the Union stoFs
His connection with this dates from 1861 when he
called 10 Il accept treasurershp and Fnauaxs-
ment of tho business New-York Prior to that hs
was partner in the drygoods firm OF Robbins =
Acker, whose business liquidation befors
that He for many years = resident OF East
Orange N j., and member OF the NewEugland Society
of that place
In 1904 Mr. Acker made president OF National
Association Of Manufacturer presided tbs
last national convention held in Chicago in May OF this
declined a denomination. which rendered
him practically by unanimous voice.
Acker married Angelina R Finch daughter ths
p Finch founder present
Works formerly we'll known r. r Finch Sons
The will held thA residence the
Finch homestead. No 100 Smith-st- Psekskir at ESQ
o. Monday. December IL His widow and four dsukht
ferz rv1ve i'm.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
JOIN IN SALISBURY WILL CONTEST.
tBy Telegraph to The rribur

LBy Telegraph to The Tribune.J
Worcester Mass, Dec. 1o.-The I'VE first cousins
of the millionaire Stephen Salisbury. who live at
Forest Depot, Va. have Joined forces with the
Haverhill CMass.) relatives, and will contest his
WILL which left the bulk of his estate valued at
Sc 0OO.C0O to art. Peters & Cole, attorneys Of
Haverhil1. and Thayer & Perry. Of this city.
represent the Virginia relatives. who under the
will. to receive 5000 each. owing the death
of their mother. who to get $4,000. The five
are Samuel H.. Benjamin w, Henry Scott. Eleanor
c. and Nathalie D. Hubbard.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
DEATHS HEAVY TOLL ON LAKES.

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Chicago, Dec. 10.-Death took heavier toll from
the sailor men Of the Great Lakes in the season
just closed than in any previous year since the
coming of the big boats. Two hundred and fifteen
lives lost. OF these 116 were drowned in the
three great storms of the fall The others were
lost I'm various accidents. Last year the number
of deaths forty-nine, the smallest loss on
record COMPARED with previous years the list of
1900 122 in 1901 40 in 1892 "a in 1908
and in
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
WANT eoEBEL STATUE IN CAPITOL.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Lexington, Ky, Dec IA secret movement is
said to be foot in Frankfort to have the legis
lature. which meets IN January. choose William
Goebel's statue to occupy one of the places In the
Capitol at Washington. allotted to Kentucky. This
movement, however. is meeting with a protest on
the part of a majority of the people and strenu-
Gus effort will be made to put It down. The
statue of Henry Clay will probably occupy of
the inches
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
PARsoNs's FRIEND MAY GET OFFICE
Elijah 7. Keahn for Republican County Com
mittee Secretary, It Is Said

II was reported last night that Elijah T. Keahn,
an election district captain in the 25th Assembly
District and a close friend and lieutenant OF Con-
gressrnan Herbert Parsons. would be elected see
Tetary OF the county committee at the coming an
,7,1a1 meeting It has been said that Ambrose O.
Neal was slated Cor the place, but it is understood
that Mr. Parsons, who is be elected president
If the county committee, will insist on Mr. Keahn
who has been valuable aid in the district Mr.
Eeabn is now employed in the internal revenue
collectors Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
WILL BUY BETSY ROSS FLAG HOUSE.

TBy Telegraph o The Tribune.I
Philadelphia. Dec. 10.-The Betsy Ross Flag House
Association, organized several years ago to raise
funds to purchase and maintain a permanent
museum the house in Arch-st.. this city, where
Betsy Ross made the first starry banner, an
nounces that the last dime for the fund has been
subscribed and that the formal transfer of the
property to the association will be made this
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
INsTITuTE oF MUSICAL Arr.

Headed by sigismund stojowski. the professors of
the piano department at the Institute of Musical
Art os which Frank Danrosch is director. are
pow teaching $50 students The institutes total
enrolment OF students is AS. That the number
should be large the first year has caused wide
comment
of the institute building, No. 53 shave the stu
dents will listen to a recital by the hneiseI
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11

AcKER-At hts residence. in Peekskill y Y, Deem
ber Peter p AcFe-. in the 77th year of his age,
@ Smith, at 2:3o p m. December IL Carriages viii
oalS .e@'lls NeN-1 9rK t'Iohd lertra Depot
Peekskn at f249 and 2:i2 D m Interment CON
venieEce OF family
services @ & IN the IS[h year 99 Iso heE sge Funeral
BFook'yn' on Monday December H. at 43O p. m.
H4LLAN TLNE-on SUNDAY December TO- at Linden
: Seuf, Madison \ j. Robert F Ballautlne Ia the
BArI'TTTNIAt A. Iao- Eat. Neark \ T. on sqtrday Bsfe
tine. in his 3Gth year Funeral private .
EQwEt-At Nv West Chester New York Gity suddenly on
the late Thomas &. and Rsbecca L. Bovine, aged 49
respectfully invited % attend the funeral on Wednesds5
December 49, at N. from 81 Peters Church
MAJ. only Shii Mary wiletts Burtis and the
Fune services win be held at ssr late resdenee qe Se
"a MaTlAToneck aye , on IueSiay ieee'EbeL u at =
s.on arrival Of 1885 train from Grand Central
condol, his 77th Funeral services on Tuesday
December y at 10 M m the chapel q the University
DEI.AvERGNE-oa yri2sy, December $ 1905 at the Ho-
tel Regent Now Ycrk city. Cornelius B. Deagergne.
ur of se Heasens E reS seeoF s5 4si II s s9
II O'Clock Iate~ment private.
DURYEE-, Suddenly. a, his bome. No 30 Washington
years Funeral from his late residence Monday.
T. Charles Frend in his s2d year Funeral -sy ssE
Wee AZ his late residence, Tusseay December r. at
ciRINNELI-on sunday. December To- at his home.
Denver Brook Farm. Milford Conn. Morton Grinnel,
ia to-norrow's psper.
GRoEsBEcK-On sunday morning December To- at the
resdene. e her daughter Mrs Joseph = Sterling No
bees. Funeral private.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
MAGISTRATE POOL RECOVERING.

Magistrate Pool. who has been seriously i'll for
several days at his home, No s29 West End-ave.,
much improved yesterday that he was able
to take short carriage drive with his in the
afternoon He will go to Lakewood to-day for
several weeks rest. The attack, his says. is
not serious enough to cause alarm.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The Hotel 5

pI3 pIB3EKEEISLIN-John EEISL B. Cotton Washington. CAM
nHHaiiJ!5E-Wliliam L. Peacock, London GOTHAM
1ao gIo1ei ged, George Fabian: Chicago ASToR-John
NSNHI I24IHss s2TTs 1nIcago: " Perry Hughes London
iaA5 3 q TqotaI Broadhurst, Manchester Eng
I9It9, I9IlQ5 SAVOY Edward Studeville MontresI
EfL9SIoElA-T. Machida, Toxic. WOi, i,COT"TST9r
93rnl9 3ii Newherger and Heronides Penna Para
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE ,.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11

HIlLTE EFson Saturday. December o. 1903, John @ ~
from his late rssidenee 20 fso vewYor[1aSs Broos
iyn, on Monday December IT, at 7:so = m IHtsFuens
HUTcHIsoNnAs 81 Luke-s Hospital. on December ?
Robert Hutehison Fusera se pl sTFee m Be- heId at 81.
First United Presbyterian Church rs West t0sth
convenience Of family
I-ANEon SUNDAY. December 10 1905. Annie e daura4
& sr o. the he ise @ J9hn Lane F@aeral rom her late res
day. December - at 1880 m. InterTaent private
Esson SATURDAY. morning December 9. Ema
vices viii be held on Monday Decernber- IL a. .
o'clock m at her late residence. No. iis West Tsd
NlRPHT-or saturda, December 1875. Hsrrss'
JoesiyG widow q the Rev. Elijah D. Murphy. r. D. .
a,,d2F q he residence & q her Elijah p Mgsg No Isi
cenber iS, al 10 o'clock a.
osBBoFsNE-At Newsrk. y J.. or saturday DessmbsF p
bs.,s at re .rs rss.df5se sl his sister Mrs FTsnsH =
late Charles s and Sarah T. Osborne
RApErTI-on APE: saturday. December . slarie'ta Rs
private, Tuesday. December u.
illness at her Tesidsaee 6a 10 les West tss
daughter Of ssmund and Bette Rothfeli. hen 2iss
year Funeral at convenience OF the family.
sLOANE-on Saturday December p 1905. after nrief
@ @es Sohn s.9a1e si IN The ga {saT 49, OF MS az
Church. oth-ave. and s7h-st. Tuesday mornins at
be sent.
sTERLINGAt Northampton Mass December 10, 1905
N {he ~ sstS year Of bis ag9 William 6 Sterling: s 5e
residence, No IS HawIey-st. Northampton Tues
day, December r. 1906, at 2
sToRY-ou sunday morning Rowland story in his slFs
year Funeral at his residence. No AS Greene
Brooklyn. Tuesday evening. 18th inst. o'ccs-
tntermeEt private.
TAILOR,In augusta Ga. FRIDAY. December 1905 &C
pneumonia. William Alexander TAYLOR eldest of tae
late Martha Kurtz and william lamont Taylor Fu-
neral services at his late residence No. f10 West 5
st, on Tuesday morning. at 9:3O
UNDERwooD-At his residence Nc SIS Madsoa-azs-
December g. William Ail-n. OF tbs Dr. KfnESeT
ana Agnes Nntchsu Underwood, aged Sc. Funeral
tnteTmsnt at Adrian Mich Boston, PhIladeIphla ana
Mich.
Won .SALTzA-At st T.uEe's Hospital Decerbsr 10.
Carl Fredrk Saltza, IN the l7th year OF HIS
interment private St Louis papers please copy.
wILSON-on satu-dSy December g. 1875 at his bona.
No 594 East 14Othst Frederick Mosher wilson oni~
son OF George r and Angelina IS. Wilson Fursrsf
private. Please omit flowers.
WaARpWELL-In Rome y. 7. December 10. 1906 IN hls
cd year, Samuel WaTiwen. o Arthur W.
Soper. OF SeVYork. Funeral private family rssi4
dence. Rome, Tuesday, December IL. S:15 p.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grazd
Central station, Webster and Jerome tzol1eys
and BY carriage. S125 up. Telephone (ss5s
CIramercy) Of Views representative
ONCE 90 East sSrd St. n 7. City
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will bs
repubiished in The TrWeekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-11
Local oFsciAi Record.-The following Official record
from Weather Bureau changes in the
psrature the last twenty-four hours comparison
win the commanding date Of last year:

Highest temperature yesterday 10 degrees lowest 20
81; average for corresponding year
spending Years
tg.ai forecast Fair and o-day. TuesdaS
brisE westerly wInds-