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New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WOODRUFF SHOWS FUSION LESSONS.
Kings County Republican Leaders at Dinner
10 Sheriff-elect Hobley.

Republican leaders gathered at banquet in the
Union League Club, Brooklyn, last night 10 cele
brate their victory the Democratic and indie
pendence League forces in the recent election.
when ali but one candidate the Republican
county ticket victorious in spite of the fact
that Kings County is ncminally. Democratic by
5000 votes The dinner given in honor of
Sheriff-elect Alfred T. Hobley by the Congress
Club. President G. z. Budd of the club. presided.
State Chairman Timothy l. Woodruff said that
the success OF the Republicans in Brooklyn
due TO running q straight ticket and he pointed
10 the results obtained in Manhattan as evidence
OF what might be expected &c come out of fusiorLs
Judges Norman s. Dixie and Lewis L. Faw-
cett came next on the programme speakers and
they were succeeded by the remainder of the
county candidates.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING.-DEPOT QUARTER
Il Office. 80 whitehall New York City.
Dec l90T-Sealed proposals In triplicate subject
the usual conditions, will be received here until 1
o'clock p M 16. 1907. and then opened for fur
fshing and Delivering at either the New York. Phia
Chicago DepotS. 10000 Canvas
Puttee 10000 Light Weight Wool Stock
ings: 10000 Suspenders; 10 600 Waist Belts 900
prs Arctic Overshoes; 5000 prs Buckskn Gauntets:
and 100 900 Bronze Buttons small subject 10 increase
of so II desired by this
The right is reserved to reject
proposals part thereof. Preferences will
to articles domestic conditions
of quality price (incuding price foreign
productions manufactures the duty being
equal Standard samples he and specifca-
blanks for proposals and full information will
furnished application this Office Envelopes
containing proposals ndorsed Proposals for
Clothing. be opened 10. 1907 Colonel VVM
PATTEN. Depot Quartermaster-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
TRAIN DELAYS TO BE REPORTED.

Albany Dec. 12.-Commissioner Sague, OF the
Public Service Commission in the I'd District, con-
ferre to-day with representatives Of various rail-
roads operating in this state on the question OF
causes of train delays. There discussion
as 10 the various causes of engine failures and
train detentions resulting therefrom, and as TO a
form Of standard reports of such failures to be
made bv the roads to the commission.
It was agreed that the form Of report should
cau for all details of breakdowns showing train
detentions engine mileage for each failure and
other factors Anything that delays a passenger
train for five minutes account of inferior con-
dition of the engine, inferior fuel or insufficient
enginemen is TO be termed an engine failure.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ELIMINATES STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.
Canada Retaliates on Australia for Failure
to Include Dominion in Tariff Favors.

Ottawa Ont Dec. 12--In the estimates for 1905
presented TO Parliament to-day. the subsidy for
the Australian steamship line from Vancouver TO
Australia is eliminated. amounted to slSO509
annually. The subsidy expires in August next
and evidently II is not to be renewed.
Australia's treatment of Canada in regard TO
trade matters is such to encourage the Do
minfon in providing trade facilities for the com
monwealth when the latter continues TO place
tariff obstacles in the way.
The Deakin government at time professed
TO be anxious for a trade agreement, but has
failed to meet Canada half way and has actually
left the Dominion out of it's preference list and
raised the tariff in some cases.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
DEAD AT AGE OF 101.

Mrs Margaret Carpenter. in her 102d year died
late Wednesday night at home of her son-in- law.
Captain Elias l. Hull, at No. 1102 Gates avenue,
Brooklyn
Mrs Carpenter was born on a Montgomery
County farm She of old Dutch family.
Her grandfather pensione- of the Revolu-
tionary War. The first serious illness Mrs Car
penter ever had bilious attack on her Tooth
birthday
She remembered watching the redcoats cross the
Mohawk River in the War of 1872 and witnessed
tie first trip of Fultons steamboat the Hudson.
Her husband died twenty-one years ago at the age
Of eighty nine. She leaves two daughters,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
TO BE TRIED FOR AUTO DEATHS.

Supreme Court Justice Keogh. disrnissing yester-
day In White Plains. a writ of habeas corpus de-
cide6 that John C. Rodgers, jr-- would have to
stand trial for naanslaughter because his automo-
bile last year ran over and killed Mrs Hetty Kuch-
Ter and her sister, Miss Lavenia Stein, two aged
vo,nen OF New Rochelle Rodgers is the Of a
contractor Of Manhattan Ro6gerss chauffeur was
running the machine at the time Of the accident,
while Rodgers and his wife and wcrnan friend
were in the ear. District Attorney Young said
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WOULD LIoUIDATE BEAVER BANK.

A meeting Of the stockholders of the Beaver
National Bank has been. called for January to
upon proposition of the directors for ltquidat-
ing the institution. The bank began business last
April with 100000 capital stock and 5000 sur
plus. It's statement of condition on December 3.
made in response to the call Of the Controller of
the Currency, showed deposits of $4,000 and cash
on hand amounting to $4,000 Gaylord Wiltshire is
the acting president. The president, George NJ
Coffin formerly uce-president of the Phenx Ma
tional Bank. is Ill.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ROBBED IN JESSE JAMES STYLE
Missouri Bank, Plundered of $4,000, Yielded
at Muzzles of Reviewers.
rRvTeleerapt, 70 Tho Tr,hune. !

Greenfield, Mo, Dec. l2-The Bank Of Aldrich
no. eighteen miles north Of here, was robbed in
Jesse James style this afternoon Shortly before
O'Clock three men drove up in front of the hank
in closed buggy. Two entered the bank, levelled
revolvers at the cashier and boolkeeper, and de-
fnanded the cash
The cashier promptly complied, although il is
reported, he gave them only $4,000 from the coun-
drawers and did not so to the vault for the
larger amount kept there. Then the banks officers
We're compelled to keep ahead of the buggy which
was driven to the edge of town They were then
allowed Il return the bank while the buggy
drove rapidly away.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SOUTHERN STEEL RECEIVERS MEET.
Criminal Charges May Follow Report To Be
Made To-day.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec 12-To-morrow's meet
ing of the receivers of the Southern Steel Com
pany in this city. at which time report will be
made to creditors. is awaited with keen interest
1t is understood that the debts of the concern
have been found amount considerably more
than $4,000 is further stated that some dis
closures TO be made at the meeting will be highly
sensational and some of the men formerly con-
nected with the company may have criminal
charges preferred against them
Practically all of the company's plants have been
shut down, the receivers being unable to raise the
money TO keep them In operation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
IN Ulster County-Ashokan Reservoir. Sec
ton No 3. County. Towns Of Olive, MaTbetown
Hurley. Matter of the Application and Pett
tion OF j. Edward Simmons. Charles N Chadwick and
Charles Shaw constituting the Board OF Water supply
OF the City York. acquire real estate for and
behalf OF City Of New York. under Chapter "a
OF Laws amendaory thereof. In
OF olive. Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
County. for the purpose OF providing addi
supply OF and wholesome water Cor the use OF
that the First Separate Report of George Holmes Smith.
Henry smith and Josiah Hasbrouck appoint
Appraisal in the above entitled mat
ter by ord of q special
thereof House In the City OF Kingston
Ulster Y. 20th 1907. fled IN the
Office Clerk the County Of Ulster the 23d day
OF November 1907 and affects parcels Numbers hun
dred and twenty-five Q22 nnetysix 900. hundred
and weuty-nine 02gl ninety e0b ninety (94).
hpn hundred and twentyfcur
y twenty-five (i251. hundred
(1a hundred and thirty G3O)- one
hundred and nineteen u1 one hundred and tveniy-s!
C126). hundred and six A lO6A). one hundred and
twenty four 02iA. one hundred and twenty-ons d2D;
eghyve (s5 eghtynine (s9l, eighty-three (sS), and
hundred and thirtyfour d3D. shown the map IN
Special Term OF Court
OF York held IN and for tft Third
Judicial District. the Court House In the city OF
Kingston Ulster County. New York. the 2lst day OF
December 1907 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
thereafter counsel can be heard FOR
order confirming said and for such other and
relie he New York. Novsrn-
25th. 1907 FRANCIS KEY PFSNDLFTON. Corpora
tion Counsel. Hall of Records New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
N District, Ulster County--Ashokan Reservoir Sec
g. Ulster County. Towns Of Olive. Marble
and fiurley.-!n the matter of the application
petition OF J. Edward Simmons. Charles y Chad.
wick Charles A Shaw, constituting the Board OF
City of New York, to acquire real
under Chapter 724 Laws of 1905 and the Acts
thereof, in the towns of Olive. Marble
and Hurley. Ulster County. New York for the
purpose of providing an additional supply OF pure anu
wholesome water for the of the City OF New YORK
Public notice IS hereby given that the undersigned;
the remaining Commissioners of Appraisal appointed
court bearing date April 2Oth 1907. and filed in the
office of Ulster County at Kingston N
the oath day of April. 1907 will make application
the Supreme Court of the State OF New YORK fof
the appointment OF dsinterested and competent free
holder residing in the County of New York as Com
missioner of Appraisal in such proceeding Tor section
by the resignation Henry Smith of the City
New York, of the Commissioners OF Appraisal
above entitled proceeding go
Such application will be made under chapter "a OF
the Laws of 1905. amended. at Special Term OF
the Supreme Court, be held in and for the Third
judicial District Court House. in the City OF
1907 o'clock the forenoon of that day. or as
thereafter a counsel be heard
The real estate 10 be acquired In this proceeding Is
situated in the of Olive. Marbetown and Hur-
ley County New York Is TO be acquired in lee
purpose furnishing additional supply OF
pure and wholesome water for the City OF New York.
map which said real estate is shown
contained in the notice duly published for six
commissioners which notice. proofs of the pub
which duly filed In the said office OF the
Clerk of Ulster County. reference is hereby made
November 23rd, 1901
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH. JOSIAH j. HASBROUCK.
Commissioners OF Appraisal
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, Corporation Counsel
ner OF Chambers and Centre SITS. Borough of Man
haitian. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
PANIC ON CAR IN ENGINES PATH,

About forty passengers of them women,
panic stricken in Clinton avenue trolley car
which had become stalled when the trolley pole
slipped from the wire railroad crossing at
Clinton and Badger avenues Newark, in the path
of drill engine last night. Policeman Dowlng
climbed to the roof of the and held the pole to
the wire while the motorman rushed the car clear
of the railroad tracks. The drill engine was NOV
ing slowly, but its headlight reflected on the
darkened car and caused the excitement.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
TO RESUME ST. GAUDENS COINAGE

Philadelphia, Dec. 12-Preparations are being
made at the local mint for d resumption of the
coinage of the ST. Gaudens double eagle The
coins however. will be somewhat modified from the
first lot of 5000 coined, which commanding
premium.
The design, with the exception of several minor
changes, will be the same. These notifications, it
is understood, principally consist elimination
or the much discussed sharp edge. which made the
gold pieces hard to stack; the substitution OF figures
for the Roman numerals, and a slight lowering of
re
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
BISHOP LOSES LIBEL SUIT.

Syracuse. Dec. 12.-The jury in the case of DR.
Salient Armstrong Hopkins agt. Bishop James
NJ Thoburn, of the Methodist Church. for 100000
for alleged libel returned verdict to-day In favor
of the plaintiff for $500 DR.. Hopkins was formerly
a missionary In India. working under Bishop Tho
burn She alleged that the Bishop wrote letters to
this country rejecting her work and financial
transactions She asserted the Bishops attacks in
iured her in her profession that she was unable
to obtain patients. The hard fought
The Bishop and other witnesses came from India
10 testify.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

Dr. Ephraim Klote said the Park Avenue
Hotel last evening that the condition of Mrs Muir
dock, the wife of Captain ]. r. Murdock of the
L. S. S Rhode Island. slightly improved.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Murdock suffered a slight
relapse but gained later in the day. Captain
Siurdock is with his WIFE, who is in critical cop
dltiou. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
auToMogIiE FREIGHT SERVICE

omaha Dec. 12-The Union Pacific is consider
ing an automobile freight service for local business
ON the eastern divisions of the system vice-Presi-
dent Mohler has the proposition in charge The
idea is 10 construct concrete roadbed paralleiling
the Union Pacific line and to freight automo-
bes on it. The interference with through freight
by the great traffic in local freight on the Harri-
man line makes some relief measure desirable,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
[1 s ENGINEER oFFICE. ROOM f.. ARMY

IT ENGiNEEA OFFICE; ROOM Fl, ARMY
-. Building, New YORK n u December q 1907
public hearing will be held a NJ 3
1903. th- U s Engineer Office Room 3S North
Albany. N Y. the of he
obstruction navigation Hudson River
occasioned by the insufficient width Of draw openings
and the location of draw spans OF the two railroad
bridges crossing the Hudson River at Albany. Y.
an difficulty In passing the draw of
these bridges by steamboats, water craft
JOHN O. u. KNIGHT. Colonel. Corps Engineers
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
VyREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFF

TTNREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington d. c. December
4 1907. SEALED PROPOSALS be received AT tbis
office until O'Clock m on the 27th day December
cleaning system for the United States Custom TI0usa
Building. New York. ~ Y, in accordance with drawings
and specification copies OF which may be had AZ thia
the Office OF the Architect No IL East 94h
vising Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Superyisssng
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

that the failure Of Rodgers to direct his chauffeur
to slowly made him accessory Rodgers
has been released on $4,000 bail An appeal win be
taken.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
NEW BOSTON POSTMASTER.

Washington Dec. 12.-The President sent to the
Senate to-day the nominations of Charles Fair
banks to be pension agent at Concord. N. H. and
of E. c. Mansfield, to be postmaster of Boston
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SPECIAL MENTION.

s.v.rtfsements admitted into these columns are
..c,mmended to the readers Of The Tribune thor
ouphy reliable business be done BY mail With
tho advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. 12-At a meeting in the
office of Governor Conner to-day agreement
reached whereby the Southern Railway will keep
In force the 24cent passenger rates until the rate
question settled other states in which the road
operates. It agreed time ago that this
road would keep in Alabama low rate it
maintained in any other state. While no agreed
rate is on In any other state lower than 2A cents
which Alabama now allows, cases are pending. and
1t was thought best to leave the rate at 215
time
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
RATE SETTLEMENT FALLS THROUGH.
Refusal of Two Roads Brings Governor
Glenn's Efforts to Naught.


Asheville, y. c.. Dec. 12-The action or the At
Iantic Coast Line and the Louisville & Nashville
In refusing to agree to Governor Genn's passenger
rate compromise accepted last night by the South
ern and Seaboard after conferences between Presi-
dent Finley of the Southern. the Governor and
other state and railroad officials and which it
was thought would settle the rate situation In
North Carolina leaves matters Just they
before.
Tho Governor is much disappointed and had
nothing more to say about the case to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

Progress In the Southern Hair OF A1fica SIssi
Exploration'' tiilustrated): Public Schooi %. -
street between beaumont and Cambreng ave ave-
nues Francis l. Strickland. The tdetuloss-s 1850
Rhine (iilustrnted): Public School 5S .Jrsssnas
avenue. of 1S4th street. Guy Maine. Ssa.ses
tiiustrated) Public School SO. Avenue Z oe,rS r.,S
sth and 9th streets Unionport Major Frank AsS1
'sThe Phiuapipss' QllaatSat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
Slot Machine Shines Shoes.

broadway has Il new thrill, war
dnted 10 stimulate the understanding
nd TO spread genial glow through
set that are cold. Thousands expe-
rienced il yesterday in acquiring
shines from n battery OF automatic
Electrical shoe cleaning machines
which made their debut ut proml-
tent Broadway corner not far from
he metropolitan Opera House.
AT first view the contrivances look
ike penny in the slot scales. There
shelf at the bottom in whicn
mere is Il hole the size of No. 20
shoe. Into this the conndng custo-
'umer places his foot. He then drops
nickel in the slot and presses n
)utton. Out of the depths come four
'otary brushes which run ZIP over
The instep in front, neatly brush the
leeli and play hide and seek with the
sides OF the foot gear under t.eat-
nent. After all the dust is brushed
away the machine softly purrs and
sings and the backing is distributed
in a fine spray BY an atomizer. Then
another set of fore and aft brushes
whirl over the surface oil the shoe and
tfter that soft green felt muff an
pears and gives the finishing touches
20 the shine.+New ork Herald.
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no KILL THE DANDRufF GERM.
Ia the Only Poasibie Way OF Having
An Effective Cure

II you sec n woman or n man with lux.
uriant glossy hair. you may be sure ncl-
Their he's dandruff TO amount to anything
In nearly every case where women anu
men have thin brittle hair. they owe It
TO dandruff. There arc hundreds of prep
nrations that claim" TO cure dnndrurr.
out not ono but Newbros Herplcidc tells
you mat dandruff is the result or germ
purrowins into the scalp. and that per.
manont cure OF dandruff and Its conre-
auent falling and badness. can only 10
had by killing tho germ: and there IL no
other preparation that will DESTROY thai
germ hut Newbro's Herpicide "Destroy
she cause. and you remove the effect.'.
sold by leading druggists. Send loo in
--stroit. Mich ~
Two sizes-50c and S100.
ALLEN's DRUG STORE. SPECIAL
AGENT4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
Armstrong sRsIsrse, aiassIe I'm.
pPe, and King Hsad:IIResmaD.
TEAMS ARRIVE HERE WEDNESDAY
Seasons Cope" Does Not Point Clear.
~ to a Winner in the Richmond.
William and Mary Game Here Gu
Thanksgiving Day.

Announcement was made yesterday
OF the officials for the annual football
game between William and Mary Col.
lese ana Richmond College on the
Casino arididon next Thursday.
Misunderstanding Day. Mr.. Richard
Armstrong. OF Hampton. who played
haliback on the Yale team years ago.
will act as referee and City Attorney
}. a. Massle. formerly OF the Univer.
sity OF Virginia team. will he the um.
pire. Mr.. T. G. King. physical in.
siructor at the Young Mems Christian
Association, will act us head lines
man and field judge. These are the
same officials who acted in tho Caro-
lima Washington ana Lee game here
on October >. The timelieepcrs and
linesmcn will he selected on the day
of the game.
Both teams will arrive in this CITY
next Wednesday afternoon and the
William and Mary eleven will make
It's headquarters at the Lexington Ho.
tel. The Richmond team has moi vet
selected its headquarters, but will
stay at either the Pocanontas or COT.
erton.
The game will he called promptly AT
-" cioch III the afternoon and VIII
end about 1880 o'clock. The rcgula.
ton 80 minutes halves will. It is I'M
derstood, be played. Tickets for the
match have been put OH sale
Loving Cup to be Presented.
The handsome silver loving Gun.
which is TO he purchased nv popular
subscription ana when will be pre-.
scented 10 the winning team, will mr..
rive here today and will he pu, on
exhibition in the window of the war.
WICK pharmacy. Washington avenue
and Twenty.sixth street. About $40
OF the cup fund has already been sui.
scribed and the remaining 500 prob.
ably will be secured touay or early
next week.
Great interest is being shown here
in the game and local enthusiasts an.
ucipate one of the fastest and hest
matches of the season in this section
OF the State. The teams are very
evenly matcned and II Is practically
impossible 10 pick the winner on the
seasons dope Richmond was de.
feated by Randolph College at
Richmond three weeks ago by score
of II to IL, while William and Ma ~
mas twice defeated that team this
season, the first game. which was
played nj Norfolk. resulting in n score
OF 4 to 0. and the second, played at
richmond, resulted in score of -
to 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
EIGHT STEAMERS TO LOAD.
careoes for British, German and
Dutch Ports.

Eight big foreign trans. Atlantic
freight steamships a.c scheduled to
load cargoes of miscellaneous exports
here next month. Several of the YES.
sells are now enroute to this port from
Europe and the others will leave the
other side early in December.
The British steamers Mariana and
Cynthiana Will load for Liverpool. the
British steamers Athena and mdra.
N VIII load for Glasgow: the German
steamers Badenia and Albano will
load Tor Hamburg. and The Dutch
steamer Themisto will take n cargo
10 Rotterdam ard Amste. dam. All OF
he vessels will bring imports here
Z In addition to these steamers sever.
al vessels will load grain here for
foreign countries next month. and ten
or twelve foreign steamers will load
coal calsoes. h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
SHIPPING REPORT.
Friday, November 90, 1907.
Arrived.

vens. I'oston-to New River Consoi.
idatcd Coal Company In ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
The Red Prophet of Cold.

One of the Arrest birds to New
England is here prophesying cold,
hard. winter. 1t is the red poll, mem.
her of the big junco family of birds
Only III the most severe weather
does the red headed bird venture from
the frozen lands OF the North. and
when it does it ALWAYS means cold,
severe winter. There are several
fiocks of the birds in the Fells. ana
bird lovers. glad To get chance to
watch their haii,s, are closely OBJ
serving them.-Roston Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
Southbound.

Daily Service Steamers leave Old
Point every other day (cvcn dates.
month OF Nove;nbcr). at n. m.
For information apply TO
J. n. Smith. Agent, Union Ticket
Office, Chamberlain Hotel. Old Point
Va
p. NJ pr!tohard. Gen. Agent, Jno
L. Williams CITY Pass. Agent. corner
Cranky ana Plume SITS. Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23

We do all kinds or commercial
printing. and ut prices That are con.
s!stent with good work. Small ORDERS
Glvel tho same careful attention IN
the large ones. prOmpincsa IL nno
81 our cnaracterisiics. WARWICK
FRl1iTlEG CO. INC. 1O2Otr
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Death of an Infant.

c. NJ. Tr:ce. Jr.. the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Trice, died yester-
day morning at 5 o'clock AT the homo
of his parents, 3S02 West avenue
Funeral services were conducted at
the residence Yesterday afternoon and
IN body was Inferred At Greenlawn
crmetcrN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
Sailed,

Steamer Rapello CGer) Rose (from
New Orleans) Hamburg; DANA (Ger)
Homa;ha from Galvcston> hamburg:
Bay View. Cummings, Boston.
Schooners Laura l.. Sprague. Pierce
Lynn; Estelle Phinney, Keene, Dos.
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-23
Cleared.

Steamer Tricolor (NorD. Sundby
Norfolk-James Il. Abbe.