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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
GEORGE II. DAYTON,
Try Telegraph 70 The r,.-,h,,.a

BY Telegraph TO The Tftbunel
greenwich. Conn, Nov. 2s-Georre IL Dayton a
ploihiheh' citizen OF this town. died at o'clock
this morning Of neuralgia of the heart He had
peen III about week. but his death was unex-
pected- Mr.. Dayton was born IN stanwich In 1s4s
oarlns most Of his life he was IN the insurance
at No. 100 William street New York He had ali.
says, M@ys made his home IN Greenwich. Mr.. Dayton
SeiHeo curing the Civil War In Company J. 10Th
connecticut Volunteers. At the Battle OF New
@ oerne ne was shot through the lungs His case
SLeateo nluch interest among army medical men,
as u was one Of the first in which gunshot wound
- Ihe lungs did not prcve fatal He was a member
OF Lombard Post, G. A R., Of Greenwich
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
THE IRIsHMAN's POTATO.

Statistics prepared by the Irish Department. Of
Agriculture relating to the potato crop reveal some
interesting results as to the popularity OF the diff
,or.n+ varieties throughout the country. 1t II In
s,o+,,. ~ the conservatism OF the growers that
notwithstanding the numerous selections Of high
nSas new varieties that are now available. the
oId cbsmpion This old variety still occupies more
Inus tSan All the others put together, n0twith-
aduy lanu I ira liability to failure through blight or
other Causes. The Up-to.Dats may & be said 70 be
t alo $50 and although Il Is steadily gaining In
n,,or Il seems unlikely TO supersede the Champion
Tor many years TO come IL sVer-Dundee Adver-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
JUVENILE HIGH FINANCE,
From The Baltimore Sun.

FTOn IHe bdIUmOre sun.
The Incarceration in New York the other day of
boy Of twenty who had organized two bogus trust
companies and was proceeding to rake IN the
trates the fast and CRAFTY age live in The
things. He guaranteed S per cent dividends on
some OF his stock and had caught on TO the
promoters methods TO the extent of using good
names for his boards Of directors. His results
some $4,000 in six months, all Of which shows
that New York contains big lot of dupes as well
as excessively sharp and unscrupulous 'fnanciers.'
After ALL the boy only adopting the methods
Of many representatives Of high finance.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
SHEPPARD HoMANs's CHILD DEAD

Sheppard Homans, Jr, sixteen months old. son of
the famous Princeton football player and grandson
OF Sheppard Homans who was president of the
Provldent Savings Life Assurance Society OF New
York and sIso OF tho American Actuarial Society
as well as the original compiler of The American
Experience Table" died at his fathers home in
Englewood yesterday, lie had been Ill since last
Saturday with pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
CHARLES n, ISHkM.

Charles H Ishsm. q merchant, Of No. 81 Gold
street died yesterday morning at his home. No. 50
East Esd street. in his seventy seventh year. Mr..
Isham was member OF the Union League Club,
OF the New England Society, the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art the Geological Society and the Ma
uonal Academy OF Design He leaves wife and
q daughter. The funeral services viii be held at
the Brick Presbyterian Church. Fifth avenue and
87th street, at 103O o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
CHURCHES AND DISEASE.
From The Boston Pilot

Churches verttable black holes OF Calcutta
as disease breeders. said DR.. f. g. Daniel. OF
Austin Tex, opening the American International
Congress Tuberculosis, OF which he Is president
in New York. November IA. DR.. Austin once
attended a church in which there were 800 persons
but his strong constitution carried him safely
the dangerous experiment Had he entered of
the many Catholic churches. of 1000 seating
pacity, crowded at its six seven successive Sun
day morning masses, he would have died on the
spot. All the same. g vast number Of church
going Catholics attain old and leave large fam
lies Is godlessness with bodily health the ideal
for time with national dangers superabounding2 Z
Is the soul worth risks?
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
THE HEN A WEALTH PRODUCER.

From The Portland Oregonian.
Consider the hen She boasts not, neither is she
lazy and every year she contributes about 5000
wv toward the agricultural output of the nation.
she is more profitable. several times over than
all the gold mines. We have made known to tho
world our Oregon apples, hops, strawberries
e cherries and prunes TO say nothing of wheat and
hour-sii the result of culture frst class article
OF food Is selfadvertisng. Let's turn to culti-
vate the hen. "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
THE sCRAPPLE SEASON.

from The West Chester Peun> Local News
The sorapple season dawns upon us, with its
TaYlehing perfumes and it's poesy. Sorapple fol-
lows sauerkraut, and is itself followed by the buck
wheat cake. The three constitute and compose the
great gastronomc trilogy of the late autumn. They
are equally savory, and their ineffabe essences
perhaps is a shade the most nourishing and the
DUCK nuckwheat cake, It may be admitted Is the most
roniianto OF the trio. But against these ire
slsubly seductive delicatessen. scrapple holds Its
own; For the brief month following the falling
oI Ihe leaves 1t is the king vctual and master all
ment OF the great plain people
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MILLER PROBING JAPANESE AFFAIR.

San Francisco. Nov. 29.-H. 3. Miller. United
States Consul General at Yokohama, is here IN
vestigating Of the exclusion of Japanese
school children from the public schools. prior TO
his return TO japan. The consul, VINO has been
visit to his home in oregon. ia quoted as say,
ing that the people of Japan highly tncensed
at the proposed establishment of en- Asiatic school
in San Francisco. The question, he said, is one
of factional pride and the action is looked on as
an affrOut @ the nation.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
A CHAMPION AT NINETY-NiNE
Franklin CPenn) dispatch to The Philadelphi,

The champion checker player Of this section is a
man in his ninety-ntnth year He is Henry Sona-
ker, who resides in the little village Of Coopers-
town, seven miles from this city. He Is willing to
meet any person at any time
Nj. Slonaker is a remarkable old man. He is as
hale and hearty of fifty. Only recently
ne bought a hoe and handsaw and used them him
seH On the occasion of his ninety-eighth birthday
ne mad his first ride in automobile and the
amazed his friends.
It is the boast Of Mr.. Slonaker that he has never
Spit his ticket. and he has voted for every Repub-
uean candidate for President since tho party was
organized
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
WHAT ASPHALT PAVEMENTS ARE FOR.

HioiH le CnlCaSo RecOrQ-Herald-
An eastern contractor who is accused of laying
an an aspnait pavement with top crust only Inch
thick instead OF three inches, the contract pro-
vlded for, explains the matter by saying that 1t
would be almost impossible to tear up a three-lnch
pavement In view of the fact that asphalt pave
inents hn seem to be put down simply that they may
pc torn up the contractor has clearly shown that
he was endeavoring to be a public benefactor
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
oALLlTzEN HAS HEAVY FIRE LOSS.

Altoona. Penn Nov. fs.-The opsra house owned
by the Gallitzen Building and Loan Association
Shilling & Dawson's hardware store, Joseph Rem
gaPs department store and the Mountain supply
Company's general store, together with nine DWELL
ings and three barns in (iallitzen. Penn near here
were burned to-day. The loss will reach $3.50 Cs1
partly covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
WANTS ELECTRIC STREET LIGHTS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir, II is shame that city like New York
that spends such enormous amount every year
seems not to be able to AFFORD what every fourth
class town OF the United States offers to It's in
habtants. which Is electric lights, not only in the
not only gives sufficient light, but also prevents
burglars and the like from interfering with the
light.
kindly do your best TO show to our Board Of
Aldermen the necessity of giving electric light 10
New York City. MAX SUNDHEIMER
New York. Nov. g. 1908
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
NIAGARA AS AN INVESTMENT.

IRON The Boston Herald.
II is pointed out also that about six hundred thou
eho ih tourists visit Niagara Falls annually and dis
Itpute revenue of not less than SIS, 100000 In
uohg. Ihis is an argument for the preservation Of
ue Sreat cataract that should appeal to the sordd
people. Others already convinced
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN EDMUND BERKELEY

fhiiadelphia, Nov 2a-Captain Edmund Berke-
Iey' oI Atlanta, general agent OF the Seaboard Air
to-day, as the result o{ an operation performsg
tnree IN weeks ago. Captain Berkeley was prominent
All Faiiroao circles and fifty-nina years old
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

v. Clinton, I'm y; s; Infantry; R. l: camP6s.l
Japan. MAJESTIC-George De Forest, Utica. ST
REGISCharles Il. Crocker, San Francisco WAL
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P.nder.os Of d years beloved husband OF E,isass;a
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HoNANS-At Engiewood. " J. Thursday Nov.mbsv
80 OF pneumonia Sheppard Homans. i- soa of
Loraine Fanderpool and Sheppard Romans. agsd
months Notice OF funeral hereafter
1sHAM.At his home. No. so Eas, ssd street. On
an5'eay aSsg "a morning NoysnsaE 90 Charlie.
oyterian Church. Fifth ana sTth street
On Saturday morning at 1880 O'Clock PIeass omii
AipS9-Qn p-Qn Sovember "a at Leacote. Rh.nebeck. ~ =
servIces az Srace Church Chantry York. FTf6ay.
-No'enoer 80 az o'clock p n
PONERof-E.ntered into lie eternal Monday .v.nfn,
NoVenloer 20 1905 Al bis residence No. $50 Prssde1{
brooKIyn n. Y. Fred Lawrence Pomeroy IN the
DIST year of his services Friday rornnr
at II O'Clock. the South CONGREGATIONAL Cnurch crr
Hsr court ana President Corrr II from,
brooklyn Bridge Friends requested not 10 Dsnd
HAf-On Tuesday, November 81, suddenly Pstsr w.
si D. IN his $40 year. at his residence. No II
tan. Friday D.
eCOFIEI.D-At Stamford Conn. Tuesday Nov.mbsr n
ddso9 Sarah A. widow OF Ralssy scorsid Ia req
s4th year Funeral services be hed at her rssi-
N'nee' hhppan ave-. Saturday. at D. m
TIlLINGHAsT-At Bayonns " T. susesriv A,n~
from the residence Edward Rollins M 13o ~
hus A. Bayonne. at D. Friday. November se
zoo 5oNs bf6UiSEN-At Morristovn N. j. November 20
LOS Henry spinsier Van Beuren Notice ce funeral
wHMiTNEY-,At Great sarrtnstor, Mas. Miss H.e. NJ
whitney, daughter OF Emily Stevens ara Rur,. q
" WWn.ney family Of Boston. Funeral services private
z M at Great Bsrrinston Ph.isd.Iphia ana ~ ~ ~
Francisco papers please copy. ~ -.
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AGRICULTURAL PERlLS.
Prom The Kansas Ctty Times

From Ihe Kansas city T1meS
a farmer near Kansas City had narrow escape
from death last Saturday while gathering corn fIe
lost his balance while pluclting the topmost ear
and plunged head foremost downward After fall
ing two stories he caught another and hung
A load of hay was pushed under him and
he rescued A farmland working beside him
quit his fob.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MEXICAN ECONOMY.
From Modern Mexico.

From Modern Mexico
There is probably no more economically governed
co1ntrv in the world than Mexico. New York City
snends more than hundred million dollars. gold
a a. wear for municipal government while Mexico, a
WAT nation with several times as many people.
srmv and foreign relations is governed for less
than that amount IN silver.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Mary Mannering becomes a shubert star
next Monday. She will continue to appear In Mrs
Young's play, Glorious Betty
The entire membership of Company of the Tth
Route" at the Lincoln Square Theatre, Broadway
and s5th street. this evening. compliment to
ono of their fellow members. who is also q crack
shot the company rife team, Charles Miller a
director in the West Side Amusement Company
proprietors OF the Lincoln Square Theatre The
proscenium boxes will be occupied by the officers
Of the company and will be Appropriately deco
rated with the American colors Special patriotic
music will be supplied by Giovanni E. Conterno
the conductor OF the Lincoln Square Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
SLOW TIM e.

From The New York Herald.
II the advice OF that Brooklyn parson to 'sing
you work. Is needed, nearly all the Office boys
hereabouts will be humming the Dead March from
Saul"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
ALL. PRETTY.

From The Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A pretty girl has disappeared from a neighbor-
ing town. No other kind does this Indeed. for
purposes OF publication. there is no other kind.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Forbes Robertson returned to the cast of "Csasar
and Cleopatra" at the Now Amsterdam Theatre
last evening having completely recovered from
the severe cold which prevented him from nlavinv
Wednesday and Yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

ity Church, Elizabeth, N. J.. by tho Raw. James c
Atkinson Helen Wadsworth Post. daughter OF thu
late Rev Richard Dayisy Post, to alfred strattord
HODsoN-DEvoE-O Tuesday. November ~, tho
CHURCH OF Zion and st. Timothy, by Henry
Isibeck Sarah Aston Dsvos. daughter MI ana Mrs
both OF New York City.
aiITCHLL-wRiGHT-on Wednesday. November IS by
the Rev. Rocklaud T. Romans. the Church OF tho
incarnation. New York City. Sarah Howard Wright 20
Singleton Burdett MitehiL
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Chances Here and There TN the
World.
COCKTAILS AND EVENING DRESS.
le Louisville Courier-Journal.

From The Louisville Courier-JournaL
Tho London Lancet" Gays evening dress is
good substitute for the cocktail appetizer, but
SIS long evening clothes retail at SIS cocktails
adopted
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Highest temperature yesterday 3a degrees lowest 27
degrees 3 degrees average FOR
GATE Of 81 degrees corresponding
cate CT last twenty five years, SO degrees
Forecast.-To-day fair, Saturday rain
warmer; light fresh north winds shifting 10 east
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CE,nr~

tr.r acc9Ssoie oy Harlem trains from Grand c~ns
SIai Staton webster and Jerome Avenue ,roI., 80
cy carnage Lots sl25 Telephone xs55 (,ra,rsr..
ior BOOK or views Representative
ONCE 20 East 2sd S. New YORK. cy,v
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Special Notices.

POSTAL IMPORTATION. re-
GARDlNG INCOMING AMI
OOIGOlNG MAILS, WILL BE
tEOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE g.
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For all points In the United States Csnasa a., x..
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Also 70 CUBA Porto Rico
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roreeast for spceial LocaIltles.-Eor /

Forecast for Special LocatIes-For the District OF
Columbia and Msryland fair to-day; Saturday rain and
warmer; variable winds. becoming and fresh
For Delaware New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania
Eastern New York. fair warmer to-day; Saturday
rain and warmer light noEberly winds shifting
- east
For New England, fair to-day. In west po--
Saturday. Increasing warmer fol-
by rain portion; fresh north winds
Tor Western Pennsylvania. fair warmer to day:
Saturday. rain in south, rain north portion:
winds becoming southeast and fresh brisk.
Foi, Western New York. warmer to-day, Sat
urday rain snow: winds becoming and fresh 20
LTizk
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Notices Of marriages aaA deaths must be Endorsed
wttb full name and addrsa
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
UNDERTAKINGS.

fhANK II. CAMPBELL co. ptf-a Wa, .,A =.
ohapes Private and public ambulance Tai 1a2x crs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
~Burnett's Vanilla u Pure FOOD"
Married.

Marriage notIoss appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
ba republIshed in The Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
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Rates to Foreign Countri..

HHII sL.IserI2tlon n Nav YORK C1y "a ~ DAuv
i htE4A ~ VIII be charged cent conr 49, -
postage IN addition to the named abovs WI sxs
Rates to Foreign Countriss
For points n Europe all countries 3, 80. r,..
lowing ~ ~ NiAi1e1 * ne -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Local Official RecOrd.-The following oacia! record
from the shows changes In the tenn
perature for twenty-four comparison
with the corresponding Gate of last yea-:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
Died.

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charge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
V'ernes 13.

Exlste gran sntusIasmo entro los
unionistas de esta eiudad para ei mi
Yin unionista que 90 eel. brAr& on Ju -
No DlAz pasado mEnans, domingo.
Asissil "a 4 oicho Acto mushos CORE
ligionArios dc Ponce y oradores de
vArios pueb.os.
Be considsra seguro sl Griunfo en
las elscsiOnes municipales dc JuAna
Disz
Per la ofcina de sanidad local
90 haexpedldo q los st Il nes Gonzalez
Bonnin 20. 8. u, eomerciAntes aims
cspiatAs de e'ts plAxs, csrtifcado Gre
dinvo. de 2.3 bacAlao , dsalruc .or
do los mismua por oil fuego.
-NEGO 10. -En eatA eiudAd %
vende. SIN lnarr4nsdiArio, un buen al
mscen 90 mAmposterfA On esquiaa gu,
Droauce mas dsl uno por elsnso, y III
graz solar On aislo muy c6nsrico
apro s6sito para fAbrisar una busns
casa. Eserib& al ApArtsdo de eorreol
umero 10. Ponce. lind
-oEs muy possible que m,fiAna
,kbsdo, solo 90 inseriban unionisss .
porQus apsnAs hay repuhlieanos pei
inscrlbir. Fl DGmero do tstos, cor
dsrseho al voto, % encuanira sgt {. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Local Board Of CharItIs;
Ponce, Porto RICO.
A los ifsteresadOs

Para su malor realixasi6n % do 10
mayor pnblicidad aserea do 10 DIS
TRIRUoIoN do los servisios que prestan
loa sedorss M6disos Auxlliares do So
nidad do Ponse. Diariamsnsente
insluao los dfas do fiesta.
MQfGNG: do 90 IL. Consulta On
10 Polielintsa tHospisal Triaochel, A
las II, asisteneia domiciliAr & los On
iermos euyos snearga gados dejan 10 di
recei0n On el Hospital Trieoche.
1arde: dc 2 as. Consulta On Il
Policliniea del Hospital TrisoOhs po
M6dico inferno del Hospital. De 81
| s, inspection do 10 masanxa en- el ma
aAdsro por el Auxilisr do Sandal
ensargado del servieio m6dioo dc tod.
el distrito Oeste do Ia eiudad. A lal
8, nueva asisteneiS domieiliaria ilimi
tadA con el n6mero do los enfermoI
suycs eneArgadoS deiaran 10 direeaiol
en el hospital.
Nochs: do Saea. m. Gervisio pA
70 loS pohres por el Mediso internl
del Hospital. visitas de urgenei
auando 10 reQuisrA el easo, sarkl
iguAlmonae pressads.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

sattsf AGtorio presto de dieho dulesi
SO eotizs & 81 eon tsndeueia al alxs.
Para las earreras de eabailoI &
escape que 90 sisctu arGn oil dfa rs en-
sl HIp6dromo Poncefio, hay designs.
dos euat,o premios: el primsro de
$500 el 20 do 100, sl 80 do 10, y sl 40
de- 30.
La mstricula quedArA csrradA sl
10 del corrisnts. & les 2 de IL tarde.
Sc asegurs que la baada de la
pelieia insular vendrA a Ponce para
aaistir s 10 fiesta dc nuss!ro hip6dro'
mo el dia Is.
LEGO aver dc New York oil Va
por americana Massapsqua. y ssli6
para Cuba el vapor espsfiol Pic TX,
-Lleg6 hoy horss bAstsntes
AvHnzadAs do 10 manaua. IL CORES
pondeneia de los Estados Unidos, via
San Juan. ri corrso traio 80 sacos,
LA polisfa he danunsiAdo por
desorden q Rosario Colon, Ventura
F gueros, Martina de Jssds, Antonio
de Jes6s, y Jusua BArrsiro. Los dos
primsros fderon seatsncisdos Il
dlas de carssl Y los tres d'timos & t3
do muita cads uno
LA detsetive de esta ciudad no
ha hecho detenei6n nipguna en los
dias II, IL y 13 del corriente mss,
Han llsgado q esta siudad los
detectives que resmplazan q los Mflo.
res Gutierrez 8 IEquisrdo.
e4En vista del gran sucsso que
hemos obtsnido con lAs Ampliaeiopes
, en- bustos de fotogestias que ofreoe.
mos & nuestra elientels, nos compla-
eemos On prorrogar hssta dnes de sfo
| 10 denAci6n de los tickets cue dan de-
/, recho { Ia adquisici6n do dlehas ams
pliacioncs, segdu circular que con este
| INC two publicamos en- Noviembrs pa
% 10 , que remitiremoa al que nos 10
pida. $50 BAZAAR OTERO.
Ell dostor Go, Eales Martinez hA
salido esla tarde, por ferrocarril, hA'
ole ~ residences dc MAysgnsx.
Sc dice que un Oonnotado repu'
hlieano do 10 locAlidsd piensA rstirar-
% do Ia po'itiea acNvs.
-Ha causado NAL sfsoto, entire
muehos republieanos, 10 aetitud dc los
representa- tee do dicho pArtido on 10
Clmara, contra 10 resolution eopiuntA
que eonocen nuestros amigos.
-Eata noohe oelebrara session or
Idinaria ell Con'sjo municiual.