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New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

he Will have wor, at the woodpile or quarry
stone Blackwell's Island. If he returns the al
tentative will be the workhouse. where system
of hard labor will soon discourage the wanderers
IT this plan fails to relieve the situation the method
OF taking care Of the unemployed in Switzerland
VIII be considered In that the men VIII be
put to work on the highways where their work
VIII help pay for the expense of keeping them
he effect of the crowded conditions in the lodg-
ing houses was freely discussed yesterday by the
owners OF the places. While they declare that they
are making every effort TO keep their places clean
uiey are unable to keep up with the extra work
"hch the present situation entails Unless relief
Is mad IN a short time, il is contended that the
HeaIth Department will have to enforce the sani-
'aly rules With every bed crowded, chairs used
and the floor being occupied as last resort,
OF the places present a condition grave that
sickness is feared at any time.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
Are Fat Women Always
. Married 10 Thin Men?

O'clock promenade Fifth Avenue.
New York along Rottfn Row in London and Will
struck by the that every fat is
accompanied ty q thin man. while fat has
sne usually, by his side" said world
renowned form beauty specialist recently gath
artists and newspaper men in Broadway cafe
Ths effect ie erosescue artistic sense is Of
tended the lopsded. heavy, overbaanced
Of such couple. it is entirely unnecessary
offence too on part Of the fat person al least"
beauty expert for getting rid Of
q very simple matter Most people think they
punish themselves with slim diet and lots of the
but As matter of fact. there Is
simple Of wholesome, harmless house
hold put together In the right quantities
snd ;sSen teaspconul quantities after zach meal aud
st bedtime will take of from bali pound 10 pennd
8 csF from either woman without causing
wrinkles their diet In shape form.
or requiring gymnastics help il This mixture
consists MsrTnolz. y Fluid Extract
efoms;ic, ami az syrup Simplex. The Marni0s
should bs obtained original unbroken = pack
mixed other ingredients by shah
ing the three together large bottle s home Most
fs' heard Of effective home how
k-r spc thinking they must diet ana must exercise
- get thin (Which and not good advice. either
uLs seety and csricature of the human form divine
Dns fas nesspsrlr ~orkeT In group taking
actes ho~sysx. end TIE chances this paragraph
Dnnunt
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
ANOTHER BOYCOTT SUIT.
California Sailors Union Applies to United
States Supreme Court.

Washington Dec. 2S-A petition for writ of
certiorari in the case of the Sailors Union Of the
Pacific and Pacific Marine Firemen's Union against
~ tIanr,ond Lumber Company, of California,
SLED to-day in the Supreme Court of the United
states The case involves the right Of discharged
union employees TO interfere with the operation OF
t.oss .pternrise The suit brought by the
,,,r,t,er company which. having had trouble with
its erployes who members OF a union, asked
,b. United States Circuit Court for the Northern
,,;,-ict of California TO enjoin the union. of which
- s,,,,.,read mon were members from interfering
,,, the conduct of its business, and the prayer
- nromptly granted by Judge Morrow IN that
court When the union appealed 10 lne cHl.e'
cuit the verdict of the court below was approved
and the union now asks the Supreme Court OF the
United States TO bring the into that court Tor
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
SEES SO-CENT GAS NEAR.
Lascyer Who Prepared City,s Case
Sure 1t UW Be UDheId.

In commenting yesterday Attorney General
Jackson's analysis OF Judge Houghs decision In
gard the eighty-cent gas law, William P. Burr
assistant corporation counsel. said that OF the
most reassuring things about Judge Hough's con-
clusions that his reductions in the valuations
of the CQnoldated Gas Company's property were in
the items on which the city had made its fight in
the hearing before the Special Master a year ago
last summer. Mr.. Burr on whom devolved the
bulk OF the work of preparing the cty's side of
the case, is as optimistic the Attorney General
that the United States Supreme Court will that
the cighty-cent gas law is not conhscatory, and
therefore constitutional.
Mr. Burr and the experts employed by the city
were especially insistent the taking of the test
nlony before Mr.. Masten that property of the
gas company that was not utilized in the actual
manufacture or transportation of gas should be
included in the final valuation This contention.
said Mr.. Burr yesterday. had been sustained by
Judge HouSh. when he pared from the company 3
estimates of the value OF its plant millions
set down against property that not used for
gas making.
The ctys counsel could not why the gas
company should be Growing Justify Judge
Houghs decision, in view of the fact that Judge
IIough had expressly stated that he did con-
slider the inclusion of franchises in the property
valuation as sound legal proposition.
Il think Judge Houghs opinion that point is
clear" said MI Burr. There exactly
similar TO formulate a precedent. but the
court reluctantly admitted that it had to be guided
by dicta and opinions in somewhat analogous.
The United States Supreme Caurt will have to
make ruling in the matter OF course if that
tribunal declines permit franchises to be in
cluded III the property valuation on which the
company is entitled a fair return and sustains
Judge Houghs estimate OF the tangible assets it
will be shown that the company will be able to
earn . per cent on its investment at the S0-cent
rate. That ought to settle the question the
conStitutionatV q law.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
W4TE KILLED WOM4N.
Russian Steamer from Libau Had
Tenn pestuOus PASSAGE.

With Of her passengers dead. another Seri-
ously injured. and with her decks battered and
SCARED by great waves. the Russian steamer Sara
tov arrived yesterday from Ljbau and Rotterdam
Heavy weather encountered from the start and
the seventeen cabin and S27 steerage passengers
were kept closely confined to their quarters
In the early stages of the passage gales from
southwest northwest prevailed and the seas con-
stantly broke over the steamer. on December q
the wind swung around TO the west and continued
TO blow with almost hurricane force.
One large wave broke over the bows. and. sweep
ing aft caught two women. steerage passengers.
who were on deck. So great was the force with
which the wall OF water struck the women that one
Of them was instantly killed The damage 10 the
steamer was confined TO the breakage OF deck fit
tings.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
MARINE CORPS ENTICING
Industrial Depression Results IN It's
Full Recruitment

Washington. Dec. 2S-CeneraI Fl'-'- mman-
of Marines reported 20 Secretary Netealf 90
day that. for The first time in f7e-g months. the
marine corps was now uD 10 - t-t. implement
of S7Do enlisted men. General + :.-tt rl-orts that
not only has ne obtained ali the mon he rants and
withdrawn advertisements calling for recruits, but
also that he IN a position to pick his r1en when
there IS need for further recruitment.
The reason assigned for this state OF affairs IS
the depressed condition OF industries resulting in
forcing men to obtain employment outside Of the
factories mills and ratres. To such of these
not able TO perform sailors duties. yet would make
good soldiers and desire TO the world. the ma
rfne corps offers a tempting refuge
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
MRS EDDY NEEDS NO AID IN GIFT
Million Dollar Charity Fund Set Aside by
Head of Christian Scientists.

Boston Dec. 2s.-The following statement regard
ing the charitable purposes Of the fund Of 81 ooco
recently given by Mrs. Mary Baker e. Eddy. the
founder of the Christian Science Church. issued
TODAY bv Alfred Farlow. OF the publication COM
mttee:
There seems to be impression that contr1ou-
tions to the fund are desired. This is a mistake.
since the announcement OF Mrs Eddy's enterprises
She has been in receipt of many letters Of appre
citation from all parts of the world. commencing
her efforts. Many of these letters have been
comma MED BY checks sent contributions 10 aid
the fund II should b. well understood that Mrs.
tddv has set aside the entire amount necessary
for this fund namely. S.sS0oo. and donations from
others have been asked fof nor are any ex-
peCtCd.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
COLEH GIVES UP EXCHANGE SEAT.
Admiral Schley's Son-in-Law Will Also
Transfer Right to Floor

Tho membership in the New York Stock Ex-
change held by Bird 5 Coler who has been mern-
her Of tho exchange 1896. has been posted
transfer to Philip Lehman Mr.. Coer was unes-
her of the firm of w. y. Ccler & Co. of No. -
Cedar street. which recently Incorporated under the
state laws and under the exchange rules cannot
have A member on the floor and do it's bust
ness indirectly This necessitated transfer Of
Mr. Ioer's seat TO another person
The membership held by Ralph l. Stuart-Wort-
ley son-n-aw of Admiral Schley. has also been
post I'd for transfer to Chalmers Wood, jr.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
MENINGITIS AT TRAINING STATION
Two Cases Discovered at Newport-First IN
Two Years.

Newport. r. /, Dec. 2s.-Two cases Of spinal
meningitis, or spotted fever were discovered
at the naval training station to-day. The vic
Tins Robert p. Holloway, Of Litton, Tenn, and
Frederick T. Crawford. of Charleston Ill, were
removed to the naval hospital Holloways con-
di1ion is not regarded as serious, but Crawford
is on the dangerous list.
These are the first cases Of the disease that
have developed at the naval training station
since two years ago, when much concern was
manifested over the prevalenca of the malady
among the apprentices.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
ACADEMIC PRINCIPALS ELECT.

Syracuse. Dec 2s.-The various state organlzs-
tions of teachers ended their conventions here to-
day and adjourned. The Associated Academic Prin-
cipals of the State of New York elected these Of
fcers: President Lamont F. Hodges Malone; vice
president Ernest Robinson, Giens Falls; secretary.
w j. Deans, Emira: treasurer. A B. Vosser
Great Neck executive committee. H. s Basker-
Vile. White Plains: Frank Rollins. New York. Ed
1ard F. Smith, North Tcnavanda
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NEW ENGLAND SAVES GIANT PUMPKIN.

Providence. Dec. 2s.-The monster pumpkin
which grew Charles Smiths place. Prudence
Island. attaining diameter of three feet and eight
inches has been preserved for exhibition purposes
and taken to Brockton by two horticuturists.
They scraped out its contents and filled the she'll
with cement Scientists here and in Massachusetts
who have the gigantic vegetable are puzzled
as to it's species some asserting that 1T belongs
the family OF the cucurbita maxima of Peru. while
others assert that it is of the kind grown in
EoTnee.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
TUGsoAT CAPTAIN MISSING.

Kingston, n Y, Dee. >-John Black. of this
city has asked the police 10 assist in search for
his father. Captain James Black. of the Cornell
Steamboat Company's tug Bevier. plying in and
around New York Harbor. Captain Black disar
peared December 10. He was last New
xcrk CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
GRIP EPIDEMICS IN TWO CITIES.
Thousands Stricken in Pittsburg-Baltlmors
Hospitals Crippled.

Pittsbure. Dec 2S-What is said to be the
worst epidemic of sickness since 1889 Is being
experienced in Pittsburg. and physicians esil-
mate that thousands of persons are Frustrated
bv pneumonia typhoid fever and especially the
grip.
The Pittsburs Railway Company is having
difficulty in manning its cars on account of con-
ductors and motormen being laid up with tine
grip.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
COTTON MILL SHUTS DOWN.

Nortbbridre Mass Dec. 2S-The Paul Within
Manufacturing Company shut down its cotton mill
today for 4 week. curtai production This
affects five hundred employees.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NEW YEAR SIGNAL AROUND WORLD.

Washington Dec 2s.-The Naval Observatory mas
made the usual arrangements 10 hash the slshai
,rEinp the Instant of the beginning OF the new
- ., the four standard time belts of the country
1,,e time for each belt will be sent out from wash
,nbton IN the five minutes preceding midnight IN
each belt
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
The Store Of Superior Qualities
and Moderate Prices

Tomorrow (onday) begins the third days selling Of the
Clearance Sale Of Wearing Apparel for women misses girls
and boys
In conformity with the strict policy Of this store every
piece Of merchandise concerned Of superior quality and
workmanship
The prce-reducons are mcommonI heavy, these few
examples will readily prove:
Womens rteosts; form fitting loose fitted 1900
Womens coats; ehe1ot, mnnsh d h and striped
effects $500
Womsns 100 grey t~eeds $50
evening pastel shades, lined With Former
Tailored chiffon 4ea waists eor style; mesn. waists
lar, trimmed SIS
Roman pad tailored Former price 500 1900
now $50 and 500
japanese silk obes plain quilted handsomely Former price
1900 IZSO
French ABatos nessees Of beautiful cohtms 1850
flHekHe dressing sailor collar iOo
Brosdoth skirts; satin finished lssoreI Value 1900
Black brosddo skirts, models Former 1000
5000 12S0 TO 1000
Striped Panama skirts, uHpAHeI model $50
TaHss silk Ptteoas, variety Of styles AS
Infants ESQ long nahso0k; hand embroidered yoke 1SO
Crens white cashmere months 375 4s0 and 600
Boys 700 Russian blouse blue and fancy 10 years SIS
Boys ovaeost ehevots Scotch effects flannel lined to IL
Former price 1850 o 1850 $50
Boys sailor sesuts;s o 10 400 and SIS
Boys in blue and fancy to IA
Boy, Norfolk d
E"brddsred Isle thread stockings sSe
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
LIZ reIssranh 70 rhs Tribun..r

tHy IseGrapn 70 me AtONio-'
Baltimore Dec. 2S.-BaltinOre is experiencing
the worst epidemic of grip in many years The
number of physicians and nurses Ill has seri-
ausly crippled the hospitals. Several cases have
resulted fatally.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York
formerly occupied BY Altman s. CO..
RIDGELY'S f1SANs,sF FCkRsas+

advice which Thurs
night-tFunds will be ample supply after
Jan End prices anticipate this easier
money Purchases should be made
level ot the so-caIed speculative issues. like u
P r. p T. &c Daily Letter costs s. per month:
you need RIGHT NOW. Mall postal. agreeing
to receipt OF and II enough
shown. will publish the inside
facts p pool. the long fight
between him Hartman. the conspiracy 20 wreck
Keene he squirmsd out. his connection with
Lawson in campaign for revenge, and the final Fri
ur1ph of Morgan and Eeens Hartman. showing
wherein certain big interests conspired 10 bring hs
1907 panic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

While the New York Life Insurance
Company is preparing to withdraw
from Texas because of that States
recently enacted law requiring that
rs per cent Of the reserve held against
policies issued there must be invested
IN the State, says The New York Com
mercial, President Morton of the
EQUITABLE defines a different attitude
BY his society toward such Legislation.
Similar bills are pending in Missouri
and Arkansas, but he shows that the
fact holds out no menace to the Equit-
able for already 1t has more than the
entire reserve ON policies issued in
all three of these States invested in
their securities. In the case Of Texas,
for instance, the society's reserve
against the policies issued on the
lives of Texans is $7,29O,0O0, while
the Equitable has $10,95S,OOO invested
IN Texas securities or mortgages. It
is objected, however, by some Of the
Western States wherein President
Morton shows investments in excess
Of reserves that the society cannot
include investments in the securities
Of railroad companies whose lines
pass through and serve the people Of
these States. I'm my opinion" he re-
plies, there is no other way by which
the society can invest it's funds so
as generally TO satisfy the policy-hold-
rs in the several States better than
BY furnishing the money for adequate
transportation facilities" Which is
tminently true. And the bonds of a
railroad company, say, with only 60
per cent Of its mileage within the
State Of Vermont, but with it's home
ONCE in Boston, would for all practi-
cal purposes constitute a Vermont in.
'esIment Still, the wisdom of State
restriction of the investments of out
n0e insurance companies may well
~ Questioned. The better plan, it
would appear, is to permit the utmost
freedom Of judgment to their invest.
ms officers. They are responsible
70 the directors who, in turn, are
responsible to the stockholders or
pOlcy'holders or both, and they are
round to purchase only the safest and
most profitable securities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

The Gainesville ministers are Co
operating in an effort 10 have the
merchants in that city ciost up their
stores on Saturday nights al 10
O'Clock so that employers and EN-
pioyes alike may get a much.needed
rest after a busy day and be in a more
thankful frame Of mind Sunday morn
ing. The ministers justify their e.
forts IN this direction b. the state
ment that the truest test Of Christian
ity Il practical helDfulneas, a PROPOSE
ton not 20 be digputed.--Live oAk
Democrat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23


The Orlando Daily Reporter-star
,Ay' It is suggested that the candi-
s-'es Tor United States Senator, for
governor for Congress, for the va.
mus cabinet Offices and all minor
s'4.e positions, have a Coming Out
@V In Ocala in the early fall. A
-s barbecue and basket picnic and
s'l''ai good time viii be the result
- ue aiair promises to be one OF
- most unique in history, And how
So u VIII be for the blushing candi-
90 TO be led forth in low neck. and
-''' sleeves before the gaping
'o'-. And after they have made
-.1 debut they can be placed in
rI .--@'e stalls marked Exhibit A. and
'-'-' b. and the vast throng can
-'oas the cages and pick the
~ And all the editors can hold
.el hand behind the back as
So, pass the candidates. which means
: ',-'ls palms" a great game when
20. paved right o. yes. have the
s Out Party" BY all means.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

The Telepost Company is now
inauguratmg new system of teleg-
raphy known as the Delany system,
by which 1t is claimed that one
thousand words per minute tcan be
sent over single wire, II 1t has
the merit claimed it will knock the
other systems of telegraphy into
smithereens.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

So long a. ninety per cent Of oar
nation's teeming millions e0mpose ne
toilsr, nat long YIN ne voice o. ne
nnaales hs peNer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

Hon. j. N. Stripping states that
Senator Knox will be the Republican
nominee for President 1t is plainly
evident that Mr.. Stripping is endeav-
oring to pose as a humorist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

a,, -, ]. LAud Brown, Of Tampa
~ .' .-le. has positively announced
:, : ---iaasy for Unltsd states sena.
\ !, 'aeeeed Senator MALLORY. This
e.. . mean that Congressman
Viii not eiiter the race.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

A big majority of the folks are en-
gagged more or less all the Tins in
explaining things.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

Col. Jeff d. Stephens is having his
picture printed in the papers of the
Third district. But this does not
necessarily mean trouble for Mr.. La
mar.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

-. Tvice.a.Week sun Is an eight-page forty
..,rnr paper. published every Monday and
rsprsday, and contains all the news OF the
- local state and general, and win be
raIed postage free, to any rart OF tie United
s..,es or Canada, for $500 year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

49, - = ne Democratic eess fhsu.
srs....' oo,sysl, has hatehsd cut are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

an advertising bills become due after FIRST
..o.,ranee Of advertisement, unless otherwise
simulated in contract. Parties not known TO us
n, be required to pay for advertising in adj
80 address, THE DAILY SUN.
GAINESVILLE FIA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

Last week there were three legal
hangings in Florida. This fact may
have a tendency to quiet loud OPP
ponents of the State pardoning board.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

And now Judge r, NJ. Call of Du-
val thinks that he hears the "calr'
of the people to be Governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

Mr.. Burr's jump into the guberna-
torial pond has caused quite a ruffle
In the political waters of the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23
pALArkA HERALo PAAAeRApHs.

The Legislature is still being
"cussed" and discussed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-23

p..diug notices in LOCAL column 10 cents line
- -' assertion. and cents for each additional
hssrtion' ,..,. .d. ,,ro,.n an
spPlication'
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