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New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
LExow WITNESS TO BE DEPoRTgD

Mrs. Louise Smith. a cabin passenger on La
Savoie who arrived here on Saturday and was
taken to Ellis Island, was paroIod yesterday to
dispose of some property in this city She win
be depOrted on Saturday undesirable alien
committee and then left hSre hurrIedlv For
France. where she married Louis Smith. an
American.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
E. H. HARTMAN IN WASHINGTON
Guest at Dinner Given by Secretary Wal
colt of Smithsonian Institution.

Washington April 1iE H. Hartman came TO
Washington in his private tonight and was an
honor guest at a dinner given at the home OF
Charles u. Wal"ott. secretary of the Smithsonian
institution. to the members or the National Acad-
envy OF Sciences. IN session IN this city. Mr. Wal
cott said that the guests included only inter-
ested in scientific WORK. Secretary Garfield and
other government officials present Mr. Har-
rlman returned 10 New York on u late train
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
cLgReYmAN's SON HELD FOR SPEEDING.

Eugene A II. Watson. eighteen years old Of
No. 81 West 10Th street, son OF the Rev. John
Henry Watson, of the City Mission. was ar
raigned before Magistrate Walsh I'm the West
Side Court yesterday charged with breakiDo
tee automobile speed law He was held i'm sion
bail for trial his mother, who was with hin,
at the time of his arrest, furnished bail Wat
son is a freshman at Harvard. He pleaded NOT
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
DELEGATES 10 THE HAGUE:

Panama, April ls-Be'isarIo Porras. well known
lawyer and one OF the leaders OF the Liberal party.
has been appointed delegate ot the Panaman Re-
public 20 the Hague Peace Conference.
bucharest. April l5-Dr Beldiman. tho Ruma-
man Minister AT Berlin. has been appointed dele
gate of Rumania the Hague Peace Conference.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
WISCONSIN DEADLOCK CONTINUES.
First Ballot of No Avail in Electing Sue
cessor to Senator Spooner

Madison. Wis, April 16.-The first ballot for
the election of a United States Senator to fill
the vacancy caused 10y the resignation OF John
c. Spoouer taken in the Legislature to-day.
The vote was scattered among fifteen candidates.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
MAY BECOME COUNSEL FOR THAw.
Lionel Adams Says Overtures Have Been
Made to Him.
lRr rsl.rrnn, % The tribune. !

New Orleans April 16.-Lionel Adams said to-
day that overtures had been made to him by
representatives of Harry Thaw regarding the
retention OF his services and said that while it
was probable he would become engaged I'm the
defence. nothing definite had been decided upon.
Mr. Adamss two most important cases here
were the deferce of the Italians in the Hen
messy assassination and the prosecution or the
Ford Murphy case.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK IN BUFFALO.

Albany April 16.-It was announced to-day that
Governor hughes will be of the speakers at
the annual dinner cf the Buffalo Chamber OF Com
merce Thursday night The Governor viii leave
Albany In the morning. and expects TO return I'm
mediately after the dinner
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
ArIANrA MAN FOUND lN HARRoR.

Baltimore April 16-The body OF Andrew J. NIL
stead OF Atlanta. found floating in the har-
hoy, off Frederick street. today. Mr. Mnstead dis
appeared from his hotel on Monday lie had been
here about a month lie more than seventy
Ave years cid and in feeble health.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

Atlanta, April 16.-Andrew j. Mils;ead was for
InerIy manager OF the Tallaszee Falls NIanufactur-
ing Company, at Tallassee, Ala, and later became
president of the Mistead Manufacturing ConDanv
near Conyres. Ga. from which place ne retired on
account Of Ill health.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
MUSICAL READINGS AT WALoRoF.

Miss Amy Grant will give recital Of musiesl
readings in the Astor Gallery OF the Waldort-A'r, :
torta to- morrow at 33O o'clock She VIII Pc ISL X
bv Desc NemSs q Hungarian viOlnist, and ~
Nine Nemes, at the piano.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Only One "BROyO oUININF,'

Inst Is LAXATIVE BRO8IO CluInine. Similarly named
., s deceive The first and original Cold
.139tet - WHITE PACKAGE with black ana red lst-
s<rinx and bears tina signature os n w GROyLs e5a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
AN EXCHANGE OF CHILDREN.

The term international exchange of children
has sinister sound. 1t brings Up a picture Of
traffic in human beings. white slave trade and
such repelent matters But the institution bearing
this is really quite harmless and useful
one and fun of promise for the maintenance OF in
terna5iCnal peace. Originated by a French scien-
fist. its aim is to arrange exchanges Of homes be-
tween children Of different natiOnalities in order
that they may have opportunities TO learn the Ian
Euage and become acquainted with the customs Of
the foreign nation The exchange began four
years age. when little French boy and shy little
Teuton crossed each other the way each
others homes In 1903 twenty-five children
exchanged, in 1904 forty-four and IN 1905 sixty
six while in 1906 the number reached 113. In order
obviate q far possible any violent change In
the lives Of the exchange children effort IS
made 10 place them IN homes corresponding 10
their in condition and circumstance. Most Of
the exchanges take place in the summer holidays
and the greater percentage Of the children
boys. The families OF official clerks, merchants
manufacturers and teachers those which have
been most interested both sides.
During the last two years Italy has become in
terested and Spain has made some successful ex-
changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
THE SECRET OF COOP COOKING.

That q great deal Of everyday cooking and bak-
ing may be greatly improved by the addition Of
cornstarch is the conclusion reached by Janet N.
Hill and Alice Cary Waterman two prominent
cooks. They have found. after many experiments.
that touch Of cOrnstarch in bread gives deli
cious flavor and unusually tender crust, that it
iparts hrnlness to jellies. improves the consist
ency and appearance Of soups, GRAVES and sauces,
makes pastries daintier, and so on through great
number Of dishes
This fact IS Of special interest when ii is known
that full benefit Of the research is offered
TO housewives everywhere IN the form Of book
which is being distributed free Of charge by the
National Starch Company Of New York City. This
firm manufactures the well known Duryea's Corn
starch which used exclusively by these well
known cooks in their experiments
The book contains many pages Of original recipes
as well as carefully arranged list Of suggestions
and advice on the use Of cornstarch as a cooking
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
PosTOFFICE DEATH CLAIMS SAFE.
Employees Mutual Aid Association Has
Funds to Meet Them All.

Francis r. Roome. secretary of the Postal En-
ployes Mutual Aid Association, said yesterday that
there are no grounds for the rumor around the
postofiice that the funds in the treasury Of the
organization are not sufficient to meet the death
claims The association has a membership of 1,21l
Mr. Roome said that although there was an un-
usual number Of deaths in April and May the asso-
citation has a balance of $780, 46 hand. Il. NJ
Morgan acting postmaster. who is a member, said
the association as stron% as ever.
Mr.. Roome said that the association paid out last
wear more than $4,000 in death claims.
I'VE had unusually high death rate this
year he added. but we always have had suti-
cient funds on hand pay the benefits There
were fourteen deaths this year, and the widows
other henefcaries received the A00 which is paid
In cases of death.
I'VE receive from the members on average of
81 600 a month The dues for June and July have
not come in yet. From other sources expect
10 add s. coo to this amount before the of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

A ieweIler has set upon crimson velvet tray
some articles TO be worn a chatelaine which
are both novel and beautiful. Gold mounted
vinaigrettes, in several designs; gold toilet
cases. containing a powder puff mirror and a
comb; gold mounted rabbits feet, powder puff
boxes not much larger than acorns and gold
cigarette cases containing ten cigarettes of the
most diminutive size imaginable. Not more
than an inch and a half long and not much
more than eighth Of an inch in diameter they
seem more like a dolls outfit a bit of gold
paper at one end IS used as a mouthpiece.
Some china, decorated entirely with plain gold
leaf makes a handsome display, and is quite as
sumptuous in appearance as if the articles were
OF solid gold An entire set Of this ware forms
an attraction in a DEPARTMENT store, ana the
price of the dessert plates is 81 - each. The
same price mark is on the after dinner coffee
cups.
There are people who make collections OF
pitchers just the modern pitchers of commerce.
and such a one would be pleased to view
Broadway display of these useful domestic ar
ticles. There are pitchers of all sizes from one
gill up 10 two gallons, and Of styles and designs
too numerous to describe. There is a Cinderella
pitcher. a Roger Williams pitcher pitcher
made Of the head Of a in Colonial costume,
quaint limitations OF the pitchers Of our grand
mothers pitchers Of monks heads-of barrel
shape-and motto-bearing pitchers, one with the
sage advice, Drink little we drink lang"
Heads Of animals and bodies Of fowl are made
to serve as pitcher shapes.
A well known mems furnishing shop displays
a window that is a symphony in blue and buff
Buff shirts, with small blue dots, and handsome
blue ties of the exact color Of the dots COM
rdete the display but the color scheme and the
fine quality Of the goods shown make ii at
tractiye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
A CALL FOR NURSES.

The philadelphia School for Nurses, representing
the order of the international Red Cross, Is max
ing a special provision for training large num-
her Of Young women, with view to carrying hos
nltal knowledge TO the rural communities in all
narts of the country. It offers a course OF TWO
wears entirely free and covering board Ia"hdrF'
T,,,if,rr,s and instruction with practice IN the
homes of the poor and among people OF moderate
income AT the end Of the course the student
care home is paid and If she wishes she can
shorten il by six months reading and study az
home and hundreds of young women all over the
country have started the course IN TINS way. A
short course is also provided for women who wish
10 prepare quickly for self-support The address
of the school is No. 2,2l9 Chestnut street Phila-
dephia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
JURY HAS HOLMES CASE
Judge Charged THAT Evidence
Tcndcd to Sustain Indictment.

Washington, July 2.-The case of Edwin s.
Holmes, jr.. the former associate statistican OF
the Department of Agriculture, who has been
trial since June D. the charge of con-
spiracy. in connection with the leak of advance
information regarding the government crop re-
ports, given to the jury to-day. The fore
noon spent in the argument of the case by
Attorney Worthington, for Holmes, and Special
Prosecuting Attorney Beach. for the govern
ment. In his instructions Judge Stafford said
that the testimony tended to sustain the charges
of the indictment.
The case was given to the jury few minutes
after o'clock this afternoon The jury. was
locked up for the night at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
ESCAPED FROM SANATORIUM.
Afflicted East Orange Man Recaptured-H
Been on Parole.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Stamford, Conn. July Stuart Blaillie, of
East Orange, n. j., took advantage of a parole
yesterday 10 escape from DR.. r H. Barnes's
sanatorium. The police We're informed and the
young mans parents were communicated with
Early this evening Blaikie was found in Green
wich by Deputy Sheriff Ritch. He was taken
back to the sanatorium.
Blaillie is a graduate of Harvard University
and at the time he was striker with acute mania
last March, was a student in tho New York Law
school OVerstudy is supposed 70 have caused
his breakdown. He was a member of he ri
Regiment of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

pirate sutngs, however and also makes
which this season Is auprupr
al porgee taffeta A little later the same Eton
will be attractive the suitings slightly
weight as includes all the latest tie
Of soft SILK smart and pretty. but not OBJ
lIgatoTy.
The quantity of material required for the
Is 3lz yards yards. Is yards wide.
vi yards OF banding.
The pattern No. 57l4 Is H. sizes for 81,
bust
The pattern Will be sent 70 address receipt
Please give pattern number bust measure.
Address Pattern Department, NeW-Yorll Tribune.
hurry pattern, send extra stamp ana
mall by letter postage In sealed envelope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
CONTRACT NO. 35.


% No se canal anal and P9ss9s T SSH
ways and incidenai deals between IS Of mile above
Utica Street Bridge station l64 90 and the h9rbor
osyyego n y Length OF contract 6S5 Of a mile
Plans may be seen and detailed specifications engi-
neers estimate Of quantities, proposal blanks form OF
pgoPosss may had At oice the Sursrinte9dcnt
Assistant supeTn,ndent Of Public works for the Middle
sisan Superintendent Pubic for the Western
Division at Rochester, \ Y. an. at the canal Office
SPauldngs E%ehanss Buffalo n y Copies Of detailed
neer and surveyor at Albany, y Y, upon payment Of
e Noot II y, 2 he paid Of ninety Per gSntem
posa for said work must lie sccon,panied b, money
deposit in the form of draft certified check upon
New York. issued by national or state good
'oe J a29 Gay2e at SIGH; a TO 14e
t5,S, OF the amount OF the proposal
ten DAYS from the date ~ notice If aIard dIi[ersd ~
him or them in person mailed address given
IN the proposal Upon execution OF the contract and
pfoposer, Tho deposits bidders other the
turned inmedatey after the award has been made The
amount OF bond required for faithful performance viii
price additional bond known as the labor bond
in the OF ten per uG7> amount of the
eEtiat ea cost OF the work. according the contract
will pay in full at least in each all lahorers
t. Eash gFoP2s e must be aadresse9 To
ENDORSED on the envelope with the of the
HwaP ' made de % Se MADE rs %a l9 the person or
sons whose proposal shall be lowest in the State
provisions required render It formal before any
satisfy Superintendent Of Public works OF his
naiIy to pToide suitable equipment and materials
The right is reserved to reject all proposals
# in the Judgment Of the Undersigned interests Of
the state will be enhanced thereby
Superintendent OF Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

mat IL is constantly appearing designs with the
certainty finding welcome Here IS one OF te alesc
models that can be either with without the
kimono sleeves, that is really attractive IN potA
additional sleeves exceedingly smart ai
greatly worn Just much 70 be commenced
for the women 10 they becoming. but they DO
not suit all figures, the jacket made without them
is quite complete equally in style In the iAusra-
ton material tussOrc SIX me IngleI Is apptO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, FRANK T.
Il Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK,
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against f. Pomeroy. late of the County of New
York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place OF ransactins
business. 81 Wall Street In The city OF New YORK
on before the fifth day II January next. -
the tWenty-siXth day OF June, iHut
EDWARD POWIS JONES Executor
W DUDLEY CARLETON. Attorney for Executor 20
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. The City or
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
LITTLE cRlPPLEs WANT TO CELEBRATE.

Miss Alice Page Thomson, superintendent Of Sea
Breeze. reports great anxiety among the hospital
children for a proper celebration Of the Fourth
Though crippled. the youngsters a sturdy lot
and in danger Of blowing up mentally unless they
work of their desire for explosion on fire
balls, bats dolls picture books, toys and baby
riages TO help entertain her twenty-five thousand
fresh air guests this summer. Any who inter-
ested can send or telephone direct 10 Sea Breeze.
Coney Island. or TO Il. S Minturn, treasurer, No.
4 c-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Proposals.


posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. D Q.
I June - Proposals VIII be received at the Post
O'Clock p m oct u, 1901 on the routes hereinafter
R0GrE 10 20 from f9 r Kew al Yo 2d 10 obana
Sss e m %e az ps per- near Tesses , Of N hir
each way Bond required with bd $1,000 contract for
viii be permitted 10 substitute. any
Vessels Of the third class without compensation
tonic a9CT T5 N0 a. 20 N s fr? Boston Port an
IRON PhadsPha once each ee - e a aar an" IN
Tes%s Of the fourth class Time Of from Boston
Antonio four and half days Bond required with hid
any time during the contract term one or more yrses Of
The second third class without additional compensation
NoTE-on return VOYAGES yesses may touch any
ports not named in he schedule II by doing the out
circulas containing DISSOLUTION Of tho routes
panyns bonds can be Obtained Of he second assistant
Asa l. v L MEYER Fosmas,er On e S1 f'F
}b&Ut &c cGTTER sEfvIGE s8E1 TfoF '5.
vessels Of he Revenue cutter Service at potts On the
said vessels such times and such quantities may
Viii b receiver AZ he TPea sgl I DcnEten 1is
% q o6 Seriee qni two O'clock m Of Fri
p!bely opened Bios thar do not provide for delivery
he considered s5hc4ue o: oils requircl ana s of
ports At which delivery nade viii be furnished
ser to ea ny % ali 5f aa to Ta G FE ec,
1sge e HrfMAY WITTTiR6P Pa 70 o So
/ 4'-@i~'''4T'''
l. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM Cs. ARMY BUILD
/ y ING. 30 WHITEHALL STREET. New York city.
June % 1907 Sealed proposals for dredging New
ark Bay and Passaic River. y j. viii be received at
this ONCE until u NJ July 30. 1907. and thcn publicly
I LOCKWOOD, Colonel. Corps OF Engineers
ITvEST POINT. y. Y JULY l. I9o7-sealed proposals
w in trigHCate subject 70 the usual conditions
furnishing forage during the fiscal ending 30
! :9OS. will be received here until IL August 1907
furnished upon application. L. 5. right
accept any all any part En-
vlopes containing proposals should be Proposals
for Forage" addressed to Q NJ. L. $. a
4 RNY TRANSPORT SUPPLIES Depot Quartermas-
y Office. 30 Whitehall New York CITY July
! l9GT-Sealed proposals trplicate. subject to the
usual conditions Will he received this Depot
o'clock \. NJ, July 10 1907. and then opened
at aprons. aprons ash!
Jackets flags TIL" right reject ac-
proposals. IS
subject ~ per Blanks pro
posals and full Information VIII be furnished upon appca
( opened July IL 1901" WAi PATTI.N Assistant
Quarermasier General. T. s A. Depot Quartz
/ PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING-U. s Engineer onice
TompknsviNe y Y. June 10 1907. Sealed proposals
ceiyed NJ. August :. 1907 then pub
/ Information furnished On application.
! CHAS. l. POTTER Major Ensra.
y s ENGGNEFR's OFFICE. NEWPORT. r. l. JUNE
! Z. 3. 1907.-Sealed proposals for dredging New
I BEDFORD and Fairhaven Harbors, Mass. will be re-
ceved until II a m. July @ 1907, pub
/ lclv opened. Information furnished application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

month Last month had n fund of nearly
$1,000 hand Before the season is the
tainments will swell treasury a large
amount
The statement that the many deaths OF mem
bers due to insanitary conditions and lack
of Ventilation In the postolIlce is absurd.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
SurrOgateS' Notices.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
NEW MANAGEME NT.

TN PURSUANCE CT AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER e.
i Thomas a Surrogate Of the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Iohn w Love. late of the County OF New York
the with vouchers thereof.
the their place Of transacng business
No A Place. in the City of New York.
befo he day of September next.
Dated New York. the 10Th day of March 1907
LULA NJ. LOVE, JOHN Balm. Jr., Administrators
WISE & LICHTENSTEIN. Attorneys for Administrators
40 Exchange Place Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Public Notices.

STATE of NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany, July >, 1901
Notice Contractors:
Sealed proposals viii he received by the Undersigned
at his Office in tho Capitol in Albany y y until twelve
and hour they publicly opened and read for i'm
proving the New York Canals, pursuant to the
provisions chapter 1+7 the Of 1908 and of the
amendments thereto. 5 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Country Board.

IN THE BERKSHIRES.-Com country life: ali
quiet. 1900 feet elevation near large lake. 10
walk postoniCe: accommodate a few D.
Iect boarders. prices moderate. Miss II. BENJAMIN,
Monterey. Berkshire County. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
CONTRACT NO. Il.

Erie Canal-sections I 2 and 3, ,.
For dredging channel in the Mohawk rver between
the west end Of Contract No H. Station 300 and point
upper Mohawk aqueduct ReXfOrd Flats, station
l046; for constructing below Crescent
aqueduct Station 305, Dam and Lock No. above
Nischers Ferry. Station $50; Dam No and Lock No
13 at Yosts. station 2954 Dam No 10 and Lock No j.
at Canajohare Station 1870; Dam No. II and Lock No
10 at Fort Plain, station 1904 Retaining dam at Min
denvile Station $500 highway changes culverts; and
incidental work appertainnC thereto Length Of con
1870 miles. Sheets l 1853 inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
CONTRACT NO. y.

. !
For the Of the canal protection OF its sides
construction Of Lock No % and appertaning structures
bridges abutments and bridge approaches and other in
Oneida Lake. sta. 272o and Mosquito Point Bridge over
the Seneca a Contract No >. sta,
5oI4 Length Of Contract 1913 miles Sheets to ll9
Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Help Wanted-Females.

WANTED Women In the laundry OF Harlem Hospital
w no Sunday night work Wages. Sl5 TO SEQ a
month and maintenance. Apply to Supervising Nurse
Harlem Hospital LenoN avenue and both street New
N..rlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

II $. ENGINEFR'ss OFFICE. NEWPORT. R /. JUNE
bedford Fairhaven Harbors, Mass. viii be re-
ceived or until II a, m. July 1907 then pub
Iiclv Information furnished application
] II WILLARD. 1t Col. Engrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

DROPosAI.s FOR DREDGING.-U s Engineer ONCE
Tompkinsvile \ Y. June 10 1907 Sealed proposals
for dredging Juan Harbor Porto Rico will he re
ceived here until NJ August Z 1907 and then pb-
Icly opened. Information furnished application.
CIAE /. HOTTEk. Major. Lmera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

I{TEST POINT. y. Y. JULY l. l907-sealed proposals.
w in triglcae subject 70 the usual conditions
furnishing forage during fiscal year ending 30
:aos. will be received here until Il August 1907
such forage being required for rne months informant
furnished upon apphcat9n T. S reserves Tie night to
veopes containing proposals endorsed Proposals
for Forage" addressed TO . NJ. L. :. a.