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New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
APPEAL FOR STONY WoLp.

The increased cost OF food supplies has been
greatly felt Stony Void Sanatortum, at Lake
Kushaqua, IN the Adrondacks, and the scarcity
OF ready money is seriously hampering the work.
During the last summer, while many people
were absent .,om tie city, the number applica-
tions from women and children suffering from
tuberculosis larger than before at that
season, and during the month OF October alone
twenty-six new patients were accepted.
There are at present ninety-one patients under
treatment. OF those recently discharged two have
been able 70 resume their duties as nurses an
other has 4 position chd's nurse, a fourth is
happy with q family doing light housewofk and
one has again taken up her duties as a switch
hosrd operator. The New York Office OF the ssna-
toriIr, No. lis yTest ssh street. assists in plac
snE the women when possible and keeps touch
with thsua
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

of Cambridge, Mass; Christmas cards ana oooA "sd
let's without a name: a large package OF toys ai
clothing, from Mrs Dreike, of Brooklyn: ha' y.
some doh il: blue and white. from MI. ueo. u1.;o.
Sands, of Manhattan box Oh ho w a..
candy boxes calendars. cards. etc, from Nat 10
William Ray. of Brooklyn; two new ooohs a.
boys from Miss A. r Hall; booklets ana caI ~ =
from Mrs Alice NJ Mansfield; box for shut-hs,
from Montgomery street, Poughkeepsie n y an
express box of baby's clothing. toys pctuIes e.0,
from Mrs George c. Myer. OF hlghialld d, -
box of excellent clothing and under"eaF ioi n tii-
new mittens and stockings for chlidreh In IrU1n
Njddletovvn CONF: Christmas postals with stamps
for mailing from White Plains, n u redulns i"i
(;rant Collins from Mrs. FrickenhaHs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
FORCED RAILROAD PROSPERITY.
Auditor of Wisconsin G Michigan Testihss
as to Methods of John r. Walsh.

Chicago, Dec Fin the trial Of John r. Walsh'
o. E. Kess. auditor and secretary Of the Wiscon-
sin & Michigan Railway, testified to-day that IN
1901 Walsh told him to add $4,000 TO the earnings
OF the road and charge the amount 20 consrrue-
ton expenses. Walsh also ordered him, said ths
witness. to charge to construction account a loss
OF $4,000 sustained by the road The entry uaHs
in following out the instructions wiped cut thS
appearance Of loss sustained by the company.
The witness asked If he had ever receiver
from the Chicago National Bank a check for
$3.50 COO He said that he had not A check for
that amount made out TO him was then shown %
him, but he asserted that he had never seen u
before.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WANTS SHORTER HARsoR TowLlNEs

of the Harhor, in his annual report, has called
attention the necessity OF legislation 10 restrict
tugboets Of this harbor from using absurdly long
towlnes. It is explained that the long townes
which may be necessary at and in the Sound
should be shortened before entering t1c harbor
they are a menace navigation. The long tows
are advantage to the tugboat owners. as long
lines big coal consumption. The report, which
was completed several months ago, complains Of
evasion Of the dumping restrictions by crafty tug
boat masters, who do rot hesitate to throw over
dredgngs and cellar dirt into the channels. The
supervisor asks for the assistance of small power
boats be used in shallow and remote places
especially in the lower Hudson. to prevent dump
ing carried on by private dredgers
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS STRIKE.
Union Orders Out It's Eight Hundred Mem.
bers Employed by Singer Company.

national strike OF its eight hundred members
was ordered last night by the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Agents Union at mass meeting in Pacific
Hall, No 900 East broadway, for the closed shop,
a higher commission and the reinstatement of a
number Of men alleged to have been discharged for
belonging to the union. The STRIKE which goes into
effect TODAY, will involve tho sewing machine
agents employed by the Singer company in greater
New York. Yonhers Philadelphia. Boston and Chi
cago
After tho meeting J. Isador Gross, member Of
the executive committee OF the union said: THE
conpany by It's persistent discharge of union men,
forced the strike. we particularly demand the
reinstatement OF Jacob N1inkovitch. treasurer OF
the union who was discharged first because he was
a nrominent member"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SEEK BOGUS NAVY MAN
Police Identify Girls Abdactor as
Passer of W0rthIess Checks.

-r.x, .,,esrad in the newspapers early fhls
r,eek an inconsplcuous item about a ma9 calihs
birnseif A. H. West, who wore the service ui'ilp''n
of naval lieutenant and said that ne was iro'i 'ie
bsttleship Minnesota, passing a wortiesS -.
" -, -, ,oe+aurart and stating that he had
,,obabIv done similar things under the hanie VI
lieutenant Cox or any one Of three other ahaSes'
IT now appears that the real name or the man iS
John Shaw and that the abduction or seVsnteeh
vear-old girl in Hartford. Conn, IS one OF ti'
reasons why he was sought by the police
Shaw is small with sandy hair. and hoids MN
self we'll Perhaps he gained this by balancing
travs of dishes for the Hartford police say that
ha has earned what honest money has come to
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
IT'S SECOND MORNING MUSICAL,

a large audience attended the second morning
musical Of the searon. given yesterday bF tIe
Tyaerlera Philharmonic Society at the Waldorf
Astoria The artists who contributed the pro
srsmrne were the Misses Sassard, ouettists; MISS
Berites yioliniste. Reinald NerrenraIn pary y'ohe'
.,d Andre Per,oiSt and Miss Ware, accompanies.
The women on the reception committee were Ars-
r.ertlev r Mervin. Mrs. Ashbel Z. Fitch, MIS-
William Z. Diller, Mrs. Charles b tearse' MT
4-,sncie N Ford Mrs Josephine Archer, Mrs.
James VI. Bell, Jr., Mrs John Jacob Hopper. Mfs'
Perry Schoonmaker, Mrs. Frank Mason NORTH
Mrs Charles T. Sullivan. Mrs, Forrest II fafker
- 40 C-,arIee olr,ev The Misses Churchill,
Miss DiIler and Miss Chanut acted as ushers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
TO LET BAHAMA LIGHTING CONTRACT

Sir w. Grey-Wilson. Governor of the Bahamas
who has been abroad a short vacation arrived
here yesterday the White Star liner Oceanic
from Southampton He said that while abroad he
had specifications drawn for a municipal light.
ing plant for Nassau and that the contract for the
construction would be awarded an American
company. The Governor bestowed much praise on
American enterprise, and declared that the
contract would be let soon In this city He said
the Bahamas were in prosperous condition and
that the British government would most likely
overcome the Door harbor facilities by appropriate
ing s50ooO0 to blast out the harbor OF Nassau to
uniform depth of % feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
THANKS FOR HELP.

President OF the T s. s.: Will you please extend
my thanks to the friend at Carmel who kindly
sent me 50 for the sick family mentioned in The
Tribune November Is j gave them the iune-
date help and found them perfectly destitute,
without fire anS food in the house only little salt
lr the cupboard You in Sunshine,
Little Missionary Branch SARA CURRY.
sdoipf Koch wishes Theodore to know he is
grateful for the book sent him Major KetctsIl
expresses raany thanks for the box Of excellent
reading matter contributed for the United States
soldiers. A poor German woman on the West
Side, in thanking for special cheer sent 10 her.
writes: THE dear Sunshine Society is always
thinking shout poor people. and many times we
would be cold and hungry If it did not remember
cur needs"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
FOR THE "PICKININNY TREE"

FOR THE 'PICKININNY TREE.
aattie chluns little chnuns rich an 20 an white
an black:
tIvsr come Sanity Claus en- Christmas
Listen how dem Joy bells ringint
Amt dem sure 'nough Angels singInE
See de pretties Sanity brfngin'.
Look lax be gwine break he hack
Tcten sech monstus pack!
Little chilluns little chilluns rich an white, de po
and black.
Dew is lookin' too fur Sanity.
Dis hyar chirnley. oil. an rockin,
Got one little darn-up stockin'
CIapin' me. like Il mockin,
Amt You min ter ill il lack,
Outer Santy's monstus pack?
-Rosalie NJ. Jonas.
To the above plea for the ''PickininnF Tree" on
Christmas day. the Rev. q. Il Sims, OF the Bap-
tist Mission Church adds his fervent request that
the day made be made Of especial Joy to these
sometimes neglected children. He says
For the past two years IL has been great
pleasure 10 me 10 plead many friends for
Christmas gifts by which TO make the poor little
negro children Of the San Juan Eil district feel
that Santa Claus has not deserted them
II am thankful TO say that last year children
were not forgotten, and Joy and eladness car
red into many dreary homes hope the gifts will
be increased this year have many who
in great need. and their parents are not able
help them. Anything viii be gratefully re-
ceiVed''
The large barrel OF T. S 5. cheer sent TO this
church last Christmas deeply appreciated.
We want send two barrels, this year, Of toys,
games. mittens. stockings. shoes and also money
for THE dinner, so that these hungry children may
hear the Joy bells rlngin for them, too.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SIX YEARS FoR coUNTERFEITER.

For having made silver half dollars THAI cn,
the governments experts could distinsaisA
as counterfets, Herman HenZe was sentenced oS
JudS. Cha.held yesterday, in the United States
District Court, serve six years in Sing sing anu
to pay a fine of s25o- Henze rented a little cor.
tage near SufYern, N j., and melted Mexican 81
yer dollars and remoulded them into United sts'e'
silver half dollars.
He said that he had solved the problem Of aerlai
navigation and going to the money 10
made to build flying machine.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
PANIC CHECKED UNION DEMAND.

The Elevator Constructors and Miilwrights' Union,
II was officially stated yesterday. has withdrawn
demand which 1t made before the panK panic on
.ta Elevator Manufacturers Association for an ad-
vance In wages of from s4 so to So q day. and has
made an agreement with the association for year.
10 go into effect January at the old rate OF wages
When the demand was first MADE there was
threat of general strike OF eighteen hundred ele-
,.a.or constructnrs IL II was refused.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
OF RYE SENTENCED.

George P. Nichols, ex-postmaster of Rye N Y
who absconded November II, leaving short
age in his accounts of Loo and who was arrested
in Indianapolis last week, was arraigned before
Judge Chatfied, in the United States Circuit Court.
Yesterday. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced
10 eighteen months in prison. Nichols said he was
drunk when he spent the governments money.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A box Of lovely picture cards for the Idaho chill
dren came from Mrs w A F.. with Is cents
help pay express charges on ths box: infants
clothing, from A c. l.: Christmas card tags and
paper dolls fer little invalid from Bro oklyn two
story books for children, from John Krell, of New
Haven; pretty bags and booklets. from Grace
Tucker, Of Rorbury, Mass; mat, from Mrs. Fielder
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
LIENS ON kHiCKERBOCkER TRUST CO

filed yesterday against the Knckerboeker Trust
Company. on property at No. 3js Fifth avenue; one
for 81 III o. in favor of Charles T. Wills Inc.
snd the other for ss in favor of the Tiffany Stu
dos. Both liens for labor and materials.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

him as waiter But he has not been honest much
lately for I'm Salem, Mass no passed checks as
a naval officer. sticking TO the rank OF lieutenant
and calling himself either Grimshaw or CarharL
In Hartford he gained the confidence or sooO
many persons this summer. and left several VIC
tins behind him when finally, July IL. he
eloped with Miss Anna Louise Behner
Miss Behner is the daughter of Louis Behner. an
insurance agent She is seventeen years old, out IN
a picture of her sent The Tribune yesterday by
her father she looks older and she could easily pass
as being of age. Nothing more was heard OF Shaw
in Hartford until December !, when the opera
tions a swindler calling himself Lieutenant F.
L. Pinney in Minneapolis sounded familiar note.
A picture of Shaw was identified by the Minueap-
oils victims, but he had gone. There was rec
ord OF Miss Behner in Minneapolis.
Shaw, calling himself Lieutenant Cox, early this
month walked into TenderIoin restaurant and
tried TO get check for sic, drawn Buff
fao bank, cashed. They know a good deal in that
restaurant. however, and said the Army and Navy
Club might identify the lieutenant. He will
ing and walked around there with from
the restaurant. He made his escape while mem
ber of the house committee was being sought. \
few days later he cashed u check at Martins.
This may prove his undoing, because the picture
of Shaw printed here has been identified the
Lieutenant West who cashed the check.
There is a Lieutenant Cox although the Mime
sofa has officer named West, and the real Lieu
tenant Cox is more than anxious for the of
his impersonator His feelings generally shared
py naNaI oIlcers, ana tnelr determination to
him punished, with the desire OF Mr.. Behner 10
recover his daughter. should make Shaw keep
away from the haunts of men He probably has
no money, however. and the police hope 10 catch
him sooD
Buhalo' Dec 12-Donad Walk, a young man
who II is alleged secured large sums OF money
from prominent hotels In New York. Washington
and other cities while masquerading as Il naval
oficeF, was arrested here to-day a charge OF
passing bad check Buffalo man. The po-
lice say Walk operated in the East under the names
Of Lieutenant Howard, Commander Stanley Bar
ton' Lieutenant West and other bona hde navy
officers.
The officer in charge OF the naval recruiting Of
fice here looked Walk tonight and stated that
he is not naval officer. In Walks room at one
of the leading hotels found navy uniforms
and cards bearing the names under which he is
alleged 10 have masqueraded.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
SENTENCE OF AMERICANS COMMITTED

Monterey, Mexico. Dec. la-Word was received
here tonight from Chihuahua. Mexico that Acting
Governor Sanchez has conu1uted the death sentence
ot Or. g s Hare. William Mitchell and G
Eichardson to twenty years in the penit.ntary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
MONEY RECEIVED.

W. =. Squer. Of New Jersey, has sent check
Ter sl5a which SIS is for the consumptive work
ingman and the remainder TO be applied TO the
emergency fund, Mrs l. ". Halsey, of the Will
ianlstown IN. j branch, SO. and Mrs. S. Gar
wood. s. both sums 10 be used at the discretion
Of the office: II u. NJ. SO. consumptive men,
IN memory CT r. and c. Ottiliss A Amend, 81,
and J. ". johnson, SO, for the same young man;
white Plains. 50, fo. Christmas Sunshine: G.
j.. w. OF Albany. SEQ, for 1he emergency fund
Pilgrim branch. Manhattan, 81 20 for dues and s.
coal fund: "A Friend 81 for Christmas ex-
EeTse fund; Miss A g Bagiey. OF Maine, 81 for
ezpresrage; 2 II. a and o. A. A., 20 cents for
hostage cheer fer ''shut-ns"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
A keen brain and steady

A keen brain and steady
dependable nerves can win
wealth and fame for their
owner.
CIear-headedness and q
strong healthy body depend
largely on the right elements
in regular food and drink.
Coffee contains caffeine
a poisonous drug. Postum
Food Coffee is rich in the
gluten and phosphates that
furnish the vital energy that
puts "gingsr" and ''hustIe"
into body and brain workers.
eThere's Q Reason.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BILL
STILL IN (OMMIIIII.

Meanwhile the district attorney bill
sim lics in the hands of the council
Judiciary committee When the Dill
Was originally referred To- this ON
mittec, II seemed that "a majority or
this committee was for the bill As II
now appears. the majority of the CONF
mittec Us against the bill And il IL
the popular belief that a majority Of
the members Of the council Is also
against H. The friends Of the meas
IRE have not yet given up hope Of Sc
curing rs passage in some form but
thcy are talking compromise and this
indicates a realization that the bin is
I'm pretty bad shape. IT Is sttIl too
carly to say that the bin is dead. but
IT'S condition tonight Is prccurinug. ana
Whc the end comes mourncrs appat-
emily VIII be few.
The district attorney bill was the
first OF the series Of retaliatorS meas
ures directed against Governor Ha-
german. II was proposed TO railroad
the bin through the house before the
people had an opportunity TO be- heard
from, and before the members had q
chance 10 study the measure In all its
~fHr-TcaChiug effect. This legislative
program has been subject To strange
slips throughout and the bin has come
Ia p dead halt In the council commit
tee. To-day IL rs predicted with some
confidence thai the rest OF this series
of rctaliHtorN measures VIII meet the
anne rate. The members are express
ing a growing disapproVal Of the per
sanal element which tho Bursum cam
paign seeks ~ inject into legislative
business ana the WEAKNESS now evil
indicates that after this week
OF the Kind begun by MI Hon
IN the house this morning VII be
showed aside and that the assembly
viii get down 10 business
I'D -a-. .a-N 90 "a n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31

ecntlve appointment. But 10 do away
with legislative appointments would
pat the finishing touches 10 the ma
ehinery which j. now pushing the
band wagon. and the machinery al-
ready is IN pretty bad shape These
measures Intended az O bomb, have
apparently served only "a disgust many
members 81 the legislature who have
heretofore been Inclined 10 keep hands
OF on TO be ia sympathy with the OPP
position to the governor An effort
would have been made to railroad
these measures through this morning
but Tor The unresponsiye attitude OF o
majority OF the members. Both Of
them were referred TO committees.
whence they viii be produced tomor-
afternoon II the necessary votes
fTe forthcoming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31
carrie Nation

certainly smashed a hole iu the bar
rooms ~ Kansas. but Ralla~d's Hore-
hound syrup has smashed an records
a. a cure for coughs Bronchitis. In.
hueuzs and all Pulmonary diseases
r. e.. H Horton. Kansas. writes
7 have never found a medicine that
would cure "a cough 81 quickly a. Ral-
iards Horshuuud syrup . have used
n for years sold by J "a O'Rieiiy Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31

The following Boston quotations are
furnished by Il. J. Graf x Co.. brok.
ers. over their own private wires to
A~lhuquorquc. y. A.. Jan 30. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31
w. l.. MAUGER
.WOOL-

Representing Mauger q Avery
Boston
IFS North First street with Raabe
a MauEer. AIbucneraue. n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-31

81. Louis. Dam. 20.-WrlI steady.
Medium grades ,umbing and clothing.
2tn c IiEht lines. 60 .su heavy
Iue l6 Use. tub washed 8.a3Se.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
OREGON LAND FRAUDS.
Date for Hearing Cases Set for Janu-
airy IS.

washington. Dec. 23.-Jan. 10 is the
date set for the trial OF the land fraud
cases IN Oregon. This announcement
was made tonight by Francis J. Heney
of San Francisco. the special represen-
tative OF the department Of Justice. who
has for some time been investigating
the Oregon land fraud cases and who
win assist In conducting the trial Of
these cases This decision was ar
rived at today at a conference between
Atty. Gen. Bonaparte and Mr.. Hensy
held on their way 10 Washington from
Chicago. where the two men met Mr.
Heney stated that a definite agreement
was reached between the attorney
general and himself IN connection with
the Oregon land fraud cases, but fur
Their than the announcement Of the
date OF the beginning Of the trial MT
Heney declined 10 state the nature OF
the agreement.
An important conference was held al
the White House tonight between Pres
ident Roosevelt and Mr. Heney, at
which the status OF land fraud cases I'm
Oregon was considered but Mr.. Heney
declined to say what was the result Of
his talk with the president. Mr. Heney
came here by appointment 20 see the
president. He expects 60 leave for Port
land, or. tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
AM. FEDERATION OF LABOR
TEMPORARILY ENJ0lNE0

washington Dec. 23-The temper
airy Injunction granted by Justice
Gould OF the supreme court OF the
District OF Columbia last Wednesday
against the American Federation or
labor at the instance Of the Buck
stove and Range company OF st. Louis
became effective today
BY the terms Of the undertaking the
Buck company and a surety company,
undertake TO make good 20 the defend
ants an damages by them suffered or
sustained by reason Of wrongfully ana
Inevitably suing out the injunction.
Until the final hearing the federation
is restrained from publishing the name
Of the Buck company on the unfair
or eve don't patronize' lists, and from
enforcing any boycott against the com
pany. or against any third person be-
cause the latter fails 20 discontinue
purchasing the produce Of the COM
pany.
Notwithstanding the fact that the re-
straining order now is In full force and
effect. the January number OF the
Federationist, the official organ Of the
American Federation Of Labor issued
today. prints the name OF the company
IN the 1--WE don't patronize" list No
comment whatever "a made I'm the
Journal upon the courts ruling.