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New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MISJUDGMENT IN THE PAST.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: II IS a matter of pride and satisfaction to
hear a speak out as Governor-elect Fort of
New Jersey did at a dinner in East Orange on De-
cenber IS. euogfzug President Roosevelt,
ported IN your newspaper. The time Will come
when President Roosevelt will be nobly appre-
ciated as Thomas Jefferson is to-day. When he
made the Louisiana Purchase Jefferson Sc
vereIy criticised and condemned because Of his
prompt acceptance of Napoleon's offer to sell that
large tract of land without carrying II to the
House, fearing a discussion and squabble would
end in its loss His prompt independent and fear
less act made possible the wonderful country
we are to-day. At the time the treatment of JEFF
ferson was dsgraceful. Now when too late he is
glorifed. II is lesson to narrow minds TO realize
how little they know. LOYAL AMERICAN.
New York Dec Is 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
A SUGGESTION FROM BOLTON HALL.
To the Editor or The Tribune.

TO the Editor or Tie Tribune.
Sir: Our banks and great 1nanciers
sd1uring US to the money TO circulation by
depositing currency in the banks. But IL is well
known that less than per cent of business is done
with currency The real supply OF money IS
checks. drafts. etc. and these banks refuse
to cash anothers checks, insisting.
stupdly. 1t to me. that customers shall go
the bank OF issue, thereby cutting off just that
much circulation. II each would cash the others
checks money would go out through that
There is grave danger that the public, and espe
cially the interior of the country, may
gard this as a manufactured Wall Street panic
and that thereby Wall Street may lose it's in
fuence the rest OF the country. We have al
ready sufficiently estranged the plain people and
are not likely to get their approval short OF the
happy day OF Three Acres and Liberty" but we
need not allow them to think that our financial
methods utterly one-sided and selfish.
New York, Dec. IT, 1907 BOLTON HALL.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
DR.. AND MRS. FREEMAN Ill.
Ihe Novelist's Condition Serious-Husband
IN Boston Hospital
FBv TeIeCranf - Tta r-sh,,no

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
,,'' O-'' Dec le-Both Mrs. Mary z. wilkins
- e.-dH. the novelist and her husband. Or.
ma ons'ies M Freeman OF Metuchen, n. J., are serl-
~ ouSiy Ii with pneumonia in Massachusetts, Mrs.
iee1llsn Is at the home of relatives in Randolph
Mss she arrived there a week ago or a visit
9n ~ was taken Ill with grip almost Immediately
Pneumonia symptoms annaara5 8 fau, 7.,-s aeo
Hllo to-nsht her physician says her condition is
critical
~ freeman Is in a private hospital in Boston
e ieilia'heo in Metuchen. N 7, when Mrs Free
So on her visit, to wind UP his political
affairs. He had just had hard csr,nafc,, for
mayor III which he was defeated When Mrs
H1eelaah was taken Ill he was summoned bat on
Ieachlhg Boston his condition was such that he
vas uhaDie 10 continue further. Friends met him
=, 1Ie s'3'ioh ana he was hurried to the hospital.
where tonight he also was said to he IN critical
condition
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
DWIGHT RIPLEY.

Dwight Ripley. after life filed with adventure.
died on Tuesday at his home, No "A South Port
land avenue Brooklyn, in his seventy-eghth year
He was born in Norwich Conn. He went 10 Cali
forria as a gold seeker before he was twenty and
in the next few years accumulated some wealth.
He was connected with the famous Vigilance Com
Inittee.
He later married and entered the cotton export
ing business in Mississippi and Alaoama- Hs
ioined the Confederate army at the outbreak OF
the war and became major attached TO the COM
nissary department. Mr. Ripley was a thirty-third
derrae Mason He leaves two daughters and q son.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

Mrs Ada Gwynn Gray. daughter of the late M.
and Mrs Nicholas Gwynn and widow OF Bryce
Cray was married yesterday afternoon to Dr. Hen
~ Belt, OF Maryland. The wedding TOOK place II
80 C1+,,rcb of St Paul the Apostle Columbus
n,,e and 5sth street, and surprise to many OF
ths brides friends. who did not know that she
vas even engaged to DR.. Belt. The marriage cere-
n,ony was performed by Father Cartwright IN the
presence of few relatives and intimate rrlenos'
.s,or5 there was q small reception at the
hrida,s home No. 65 Park avenue. The bride re-
Gently became a convert TO the Roman Catholic
e,h,,rch 10 which DR.. Belt belongs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
kNIcKERRocKER- NO LONGER TRUSTEE

Stamford. Conn. Dec. 1se-The Knickerbocker
Trust Company, Of New York, was removed as
ecutor Of the viii Of the late William McCenahan
by Judge Gregory. OF the NorwaIk Probate Court.
to-day The will left estate OF about $l50000 in
trust for Miss Giles Gamble McClenahan. daughter
Of William McClenahan. Application for the
rnoval was made by Dr.. c. II. ScoviIe of New
Canaan. Conn, -conservator for Miss McClenahan
Judge Gregory appointed Hanford Weed Of New
Canaan, succeed the trust company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MRS. caRIsTIANA HAeGART MARTIN.

Mrs Christiana H Martin widow of Dr. T. Dwight
Martin. died yesterday at her home, No. 2s6 East
1e1st street The Ironx. DR., Martin died about ten
days ago, but knowledge OF his deata was "l'hhelo
- ,,at fine from, his wife who had been under
the care of physicians for several months follow
ing p fall downstairs It is understood that she
learned oe her husbands death several days ago
and had been growing worse since She leaves a
5.-cbte- Mrs irving c. WILL and son, the Rev
~ r,xv,-bt Martin fr pastor of the Episcopal
C,h,-cb OF the Assumption, OF Auburn, R. l.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
COUNT RENOUNCED HIS TITLE.

Berlin. Dec 1s-The 1908 edition Of the 'Airanach
de Gotha." which has just been published. carries
confirmation OF the story sent here from the United
States in September. 1885, that Count Hans Ferdi-
nand Hochberg. member of the Pless family.
had renounced the title OF count and adopted the
name of Barnes. The document of remuneration
was authenticated by the Berlin police July Is.
1907. According local newspapers Hans Ferdi-
nand Won Hochberg married Miss L. e. Carow at
Ossining y. Y. September g. 1906 He said
10 have made a fortune In America.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

"ffiiSFf H HtTrichsen norn in FrankTfn, H.
May e. 1850, and attended the local schools and
the University of Illinois. After leaving college he
engaged in various occupations, working farm.
in country store and in d railroad office before
finding his vocation in newspaper work. He be-
came editor of THE Jacksonville Courier" and
later of THE Quincy Herald at the same time
taking active interest in politics as a Demo-
crat. He elected Sheriff when he only
twenty-one years old, and held that office for
eleven years. He served clerk of the Illinois
General Assembly in 1891 Secretary of State OF
Illinois from 1888 to 1887 as chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee from 1895 to 1887, ard as
member of Congress from 1887 to 1899. In 1896 he
delegate at large to the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention and in 1900 he was editor OF the
Illinois Democratic press bureau and travelling
manager of the national Democratic ways and
committee. In recent years Mr. Hinrlch-
sen had returned to newspaper work. ard was as
ISOLATED with The Chicago Inter Ocean,, writing
also for various newspaper syndfcates. He was
married. in 1873, to Miss Louise Sparks OF Alex
andria Ill
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MISS ALLEN REHEARsING NEW PLAY.

Viola Allen began rehearsals yesterday Of Irene
Wvcherly" the new play in which she IL TO De
seen here this season. The first performance TAXES
rIace on December 90 Baltimore. The follow
inc nlavers have been engaged: Grant Stewart,
Edwin Arden. John Glendnning. Walter Hampden'
FIodson TayIor Miss FfolIiett Padgett Miss Nellie
Thorne. Miss Selene Johnson, Miss Dorothy Ham
r1ond Mrs Sam Sothern. Mrs. Ben Webster and
Miss Lillian Shirley.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
ANOTHER NOVELTY AT HIPPoDRoME

From time to time the performance at the Hip
podrome IS being improved by the introduction OK
p1easinR novelties. night. for instance there
was shown an electrical device illustrating the
nopular song MY Starlight Maid" 1t showed a
i-,,z head with the lips parted giving the pleasant
illusion that she singing with the chorus
Charles De soria the chief electrician of the big
pIayhouse invented the device.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
Died.

II-F-ntered into the life everlasting sophea Rtsa.
homs sln in 1 Engs%ood y j. on December IL typhoid
fever Funeral servies THURSDAY. December - a. go
special car on train leaving Erie r r. west sd
rom fngsuooa M a ' i Fnas v pissss ss
:s5=sFz
Of a9edez easa u sses re ne is
Trinity Chapel West 10th st. On Thursday. 18th rst'
Oscar Jarvis. on Tuesday. December r. 1901 At LID
shsphsrd & M inersT 91sT TSsoIoes a eraafy chslsss
SQUARE New York on Friday the 20th inst at 10
KIRBY-At Rhinebecll. N Y. December H. 1907 Mary
r5 dash5sr OF the aSs S Grs1. AR & van I Here % sHd
IN the s5th OF her Interment at canajohars
sfseq ToT i ol ns at I bs Ian is soe % @
Union St. Brooklyn Funeral Thursday. at s.so
a m: tnence 70 - AgnSsS IS - F'satsses
Holy cross Cemstery.
MCTI1LLoUGH-on I1L WEDNESDAY morning. December -.
yn Charlotte 3 McCuIloHgh. sister OF the late Mrs
later
MKENNA-on Tuesday December IT. at her residence.
McKen5a nay on Fofy' TSsisy @ 5ssn a. SoT Tbo C caT
GIermont and Greene aves. Friday. December 20. at
MAHIoN[Charles E.. son Of James " and Nasarstts
a Mahlon. on Tuesday. December II Relatives and
his late resH No 70 m rtssnd P9ss hs a Be6Ee @ az
Thursday. December 10. at p. m. Burial private
wednesday. December Is. Christina
da[ln tnee Hagg2-J widow OF Dr 7. Dwight Martin.
Iate principal CT Commerce School No 80 Funeral
services at her late residence. No 2S6 East l6ist St.
on Friday evenings the al o'clock.
teru1ent at the convenience OF family
AOoRE-On Tuesday. December IL 1907 Theresa Ken
AeIiy beloved wife Of Robert K Moore. aged -
ana = months. Funeral from residence.
3s2 Lexington ave. Brooklyn. Friday
O'Clock Friends ana relatives invited
PAIiMLY-At Oceanic. y. J. December IS. 1907. Or.
funeral hereafter.
RIPLEY-On Tuesday, December n. at his late resi-
dence. No. q South Portland BROOKLYN. after
brief Illness Dwight Ripley. the T9sh OF his
age Funeral services and interment in Norwich Conn.,
RIPLEY-At stamford Conn. Tuesday. December Il.
1907. Robert Andrews OF the late Joseph Ripley.
of New York City Funeral services the restencs %
his sister. No 9S7 Madison New York city. on
Friday, II a. N.
SIILI1IAN-Entered into Monday. December Is
Mary. beloved wife OF Horace B Siilnan-
STUYVESANT-On wednesday December IS. Robert
StUyyesant. Notice OF funeral hereafter
TITUS-At Westbury. Long Island Fourth DAY.
Twelfth month. 18th. Elizabeth wife OF the late Oliver
Titus. 18th Funeral from Westbury Meet
tEg House. Sixth day. Twelfth month, both. AZ z
O'Clock D. m. Carriages will train at WeStouTy
station, leaving F1atbusd at OH and Long
Island City at 912 a,
WHITSON-On December Is. 1907. at his home
OF Mount Pleasant. Briar Cliff Manor Reu-
Vhltso1. aged u years Funeral service Fri
day, December 20. at o'clock from the Friends
Meeting House. at Chappaqua-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PERSIAN MOSQUE RUG SALE.

The first OF four days sale OF Persian mosque
and palace rugs was held yesterday afternoon at
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. One hundred and
fifty pieces were disDosed of at total Of sl2l@
The highest bid OF the afternoon was :495, made
by William r Beebe for royal Mahal carpet, =
feet Inches by II feet inches The next highest bids
were $3.50 by John A Middleton and $4S5, by J. O.
Baldwin
The feature Of the sale the popularity OF the
designs and combinations OF tone OF the rugs The
sale viii be continued the remaining DAYS OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

PHILADELPHIA Dec 1S.-Miss Blanche Torrey, the
Youngest daughter of the Rev. DR.. Reuben Torrey.
The evangelist was married to Herbert Linwood
I,ri-gr Of Atlanta in the Oak Park Presbyterian
Church here tonight. The brides father per-
formed the ceremony. The couple have been
;ointlv interested in evangelistic work for some
wears. Miss Torrey is IA soprano who assists her
satbar in his work. The couple will live in
A fIa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
j. ISRAEL TARTE,

Montreal, Dec 1S-J- Israel Tarte, former Mn
lister OF Public Works, died this afternoon In the
house of his son-in-law. DR.. de Martigny. He re-
ceived the appointment OF minister for his services
the Liberal party in exposing the scandals in the
Public Works Department under the Conservative
regime which finally resulted in Sir Wifrid Laurer
being returned to power. He leaves young wife.
his second, and two sons by his first wife, Joseph
and Eugene who manage "La Patrie." a French
Canadian daily paper in this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
M CHARLES n. BAILEY,

DIR. Charles H. Bailey. for thirty-seven years a
practising physician in Bloomfield, n J., and
until two years ago president of the staff OF the
Mountainside Hospital, died at his home, No. 1s9
Liberty street. Bloomfield. yesterday morning from
paralysis. DR.. Bailey was born in Catskin, N Y.
on September 80. 1874 He was member OF the
New Jersey Medical Society, the American Medical
Association and the Orange Mountain Medical So
ciety and was a past master OF Bloomfield Lodge
of Masops He leaves wife and daughter,
Mrs Charles Rae. of York. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MISS mAReHERIrA A. HAMM.

Miss Margherita Arlina Hamnl. a magazine and
newspaper writer died on Tuesday afternoon from
pneumonia at the Woman's Hospital. No. III west
1C9th street Misst1iamm was twice married, first
~ William e S Fales and later, following di-
vorce in 1902 TO John r. Mcmahon Mr.. and Mrs
McAIahon had recently been living. with their
three-year-old daughter. at No S6S Edsecombe ave-
uue She was thirty-six years old
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
FUNERAL OF QUEEN GARCIA.

Dresden. Dec 1S.-The funeral Of Queen Garcia
of Saxony, who died Sunday last was
held this evening the Catholic court chapel
The German and Austrian eUperors were repre-
sented, respectively, by Prince Friedrich Leopold
Of Prussia and Archduke Karl The services were
attended by representatives of the diplomatic
corpB military officials and the civil authorities
well as by several parliamentary deputations
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PROFESSOR HILL TO GO TO MISSOURI.

TTSy Telegraph to The IrlbuneI
Columbia, Mo, Dec. IS-Professor Albert Ross
Hill. of Cornell University, formerly dean CT the
Teachers. College of the State University. is soon
to succeed DR.. Richard H. Jesse as president OF
the Missouri State University. Dr. Jesse has been
=, moor health for year and will resign shortly.
The hoard of curators viii meet December q.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

4zr-Tn-o>T-Jerofne Hill jr.. St Louis. GOTHAM
C c strong, Chieago HPLtANRR-H H. R6zne aSa
Sqcy;co - MAJESTIC-Jeau Gerardy London
SfANHATTAN-s L g ,Ebnn knox pf1IaSsIpEfs M%dpRfe
SAXOY-S I Hiil. Birmingham Ala WALDORt =
seTOPIA-John + Hill. Augusta. Ne
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
70 THIRD AVENUE p. r. soNDHoLDEas

The committee. of which James n Wallace is the
chairman formed to conserve the interests of the
holders of the first consolidated mortgage per
cent gold bonds OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company have called attention TO the fact that the
time for depositing bonds with the Central Trust
Company. under the protective agreement, expires
at the close OF business on December 20
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
WEDDINGS.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribuue.I

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribuue,I
Rockville. Conn, Dec. 1S.-Miss Marion Slgourney
Murless daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Murless,
and Arthur B. Chaplin. OF Hoyoke, State Treasurer
of Massachusetts, were married at the home OF the
brides parents this afternoon. The bride was
soprano soloist in the Second Congregational
Church IN Holyoke Mr. Chaplin. who is thirty-nine
wears old and a Republican, was elected for six
consecutive terms Mayor OF IIolyoke. Democratic
stronghold
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
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coRrELyou AND mETcaLF BETTER.

sslangion, Dec. Is.-Secreta-y Corieiyon' VINO
= confined 10 hls house with an atrack cf grip.
@@@ considered somewhat better to-day
= was sa.e al tie -savy Department thar secfe-
- Aaeie-t. Who has leeu " with GiiD, is iaucn
ppsoTe6.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii depart to-day
for Europe are:
THE ARABIC FOR LIVERPOOL
n II t,raocb William Z. Peet.
n n, e - NJ r 1,onnel The Rev. and Mrs. George
q Mullen z. Quaiie
rrrr RpEsrAu FOR BREEiEN.
Mrs Helen Jerkes Jiri JiriveK rr,-,sk.
Wawzlk kopek. MISS susepiiAi' ~
Miss Daisy Schubert.
La LORRAINE. FOR HAWKE
r. pcv white miss L J. Kuhn
:; =" ri Mattand IMr and Mrs.SJ. 8. CSaKford-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
Hot Springs. Arkansas.

This rreat resort Is ani backed by the U. s
coyernment and offers in the way Of health and
sasrs baths that the sick. invgorate ana pro-
ionr the lives we'll fine winter climate Govern
good roads. Solf For Illustrated
book Bureau Of informant ton Hot spTTnss ArS
I. Mo pac Ry., 335 Broadway, or X T. Palmer,
r r = p A Rock Island, 40i Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
TOUR OF MRS. p. q. MoLlNEAux SCOTT

rfsy Telegraph 10 The Trihune-l
Soux Falls s. D., Dec. 1s-1t was announced TO-
n,oht that Mrs. Roland B. Molineaux Scott viii
make her first western appearance In this city next
week in a song recital She VIII then MAKE a
tour Of tie Northwest and ths South.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand Gem
trai Station. Webster Jerome rolIeys and By
carriage Lots S125 up Telephone 1855 Graulsrcy for
Book OF Views representative
Once. 20 East ed 81. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

charge. -
Reckwth Cornelis- ssicIuloughiI CnaTio'te D.
Mahlon. Charles z.
Brown. Rev. Thomas Mch a,iH' 1.a.ss
Chambers. John S. I-.a,,- 1890 ~
Marie q IoSnia-S r-s.-L.
LuLes.. 1Gs+ Ripley, Robert A.
Trnogene l. S.Ill.-d-i, ~
3at sl9' Titus, Elizabeth.
n h!Ioy. hh!I1oy.sact ,a' f5onorah NJ Whson Reuben
-,-,,-,7-rz Suddenly at No. 50 Madison ave, on
csnnher Is 1907 Corneia Beckwith Funeral services
SIld Tilandord Church Petersburg, Va, Fricay morn
ing. at 10 O'CLOCK
r1,,Enrc,T-At East Orange N. J., December is 1907
1h,sser, Aah conn aged years Inerment at Water
Conn
RROWN-SuddenIy. December IS Annie BroEn aged 90
rsars for many years faithful member or me house
hold az the late Charles B. Squler Funeral services G
pIa trinity Chapel. $50 East esth ST, SATURDAY
December u. at 12:5O r. m
gRowN-Requien Of Rev Thomas Thomas
McKee, Brown, 1T Church OF ST. Mary the Nlrsn'
on Thursday. December 10. at 1o;43 a. m
-.y xsrfs-At souerviIle n. J.. Monday, December
~; Ionn 6 Mary Gaines and Fredetiek 2 lrl--
huysen Chambers. Funeral at 1880 a m. 1huisoa''
december the home of the parents
CONVERSION Tuesday December II 1907. at her late
residence 81 West list st. Marie =,
riTe ~ William A. Downes, NJ. D., and daughter OF
n n and Helen T. Converse, OF Sparta.iDurs, ., y
funeral services interment at Spartsnpu.S on RI
day December South Carolina and Iexas paPeis
please copy
ru,,FTFrerton Chanler youngest child of Christopher
bronchial pneumonia funerai
M 81 Jarness Church. ST. James. Long lsiahu,
Decembsr 90 arrival Of tram leaving JAN s' - -
q m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL CO.. 241-s West osd a..
Chapes Private and public abuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

osicis! Record and Forecast" ashnK'oh' De.
o,.t,,rbanes has passed off 70 sea over the
1t coas, without causing high Tinas or preoip'a-
tn of consequence second depression is moving IN
,na oye- Washington and Oregon. and pressure Is he
ny, Mountain rescn and the Middle Ssslsslppi
n a -. ,o,v has fallen in the lake region. the
C,s,ta Valley and the Middle AuaA-Ai0 h'0NN' -
in Southeastern states .ha lake
Etii the exception light snow in me rae EnSi
- Temperature cnanses, Is Itiol
faIf All districts east OF the Rocky Moanta,nh on
sav ard Friday. The winds along tie 49, sh
rTsafe Atlantic coasts Will De Hgnt 10 iIesa
ila tIe south Atlantic coast. fresh Northwest am
y. Gulf Coast. fresh nortn .-.r,-.,.
on ~ departing Thursday for 1ufopean poi -,
tsse ight 10 fresh west winds ana eiou'S ~
ire Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
Special Notices.

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Canadian Rates.
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Mail subscriptions in New City DAILY ana
TRIWEEKLY viii be charged cent a COPY sxrrS
postage IL addition 70 the rates named
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VII bs
-,h,,.,ea in the rl-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge. -
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OBITUARY.
w. II. HlN2iCHSEN.

Alexandria. ILL.,. Dec 1s.-Ex-Rspresentative W.
H Hinrichsen. who Secretary Of State Of
Illinois died his home here to-day He had been
n failing health for two years
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

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New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
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