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New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

To the Editor of The TrIbune
Sir. I have thought OF cheap and easy way TO
FIX the Brooklyn Bridge that you run all
the trains on It you choose. Build pier (casson.
foundation or whatever engineers call iD in the
middle of the river the top Of this foundation not
% come higher than the bottom of the river. Then
opcbor over this foundation floating iron pier
moving under its own steam and having rollers at
The TOP (on springs IL necessary for the bridge
70 rest on.
This pier is to be used only during the rush
hours When its support is longer needed the
ooottpp iron pier steams away and leaves the
channel clear as usual
lam not a mechanic nor engineer. and do not
,,novr whether my plan will work not. thought
q might be worth the stamp it will take TO send
q 10 YOU Very respectfully,
New York Oct q. 1851 w. w. STICKLEY.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
EsoUlMAUs INVITED TO A PLAv

Miss Anna Laughlin the dainty performer who
appears as kokomo in The Top O. tn World" al
the Majestic Theatre has invited all the children of
the Esquimau tribe in this and adjoining states IN
n special performance that s to be given tomorrow
afternoon. She has sent these invitations through
the representatives of the tribe here and the au-
thorities In charge of the several reservations.
From Miss Laughlins invitation the following is
extracted by the sun that burns throughout the
day and the moon that shines at night by the
great caciques of the past and the present by the
rivers that flow through northern forests and the
streams where the hunted deer doth duench his
thirst. by all the brave and the true in Esquimau
history bid you welcome this day In the beautiful
month OF the seasons to witness little Kokomo"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HIPPoDRome's NEW PRODUCTION

The Messrs. Shubert and Anderson. managers Of
tho Hippodrome announced yesterday that the
hnh performance OF the present entertainments
Neptunes Daughter and Pioneer Days " vrouId
occur November 22 This spacious nIace ~
amusement Will then be closed for three davs and
on Wednesday night November e. the first per-
romance OF the new production viii be given
Inc pooh ana lyrics are by Edward p. Temple
ana manual Klein. The management conhded
this much Yesterday about the novelty: It is TO
be an automobile affair; the performers Will be
arrayed in modern cress. and the scenes of the
entertainment have been set in Long Island also
there is a plot There will be n conference to-day
OF those concerned to arrange a name for this new
production
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission Museum OF Natural History Bronx
Geological Gardens
Hearing Torrens system. City Hall. 2 p m
Budget hearing, City Hall. = p. m.
Automobile show. Grand Central Palace afternoon
evening.
Mass meeting. Yves, Side Republican Club No 1901
Broadway. S p.
Meeting Washington Heights TaXpayers Association.
p
Free lectures OF the Board Of Education D. m: Wad-
leigh High School, 1I5th street Seventh avenue
L. Wilkinson. Richard n; Public School 30
No 224 East sSth Professor William Elliott
CiTifs. The Dutch al Home and Their Grand story
Public School 81 Domnick Clark and Broome streets
Alfred W. Martin Seattle ana the Pacific North
west. Public School - No. 800 East 10th street
Mrs. Ellen VI. Staples. "A Study OF American
Poetry; Public School 80. Broadway. Academy street
Vermiyea avenue, stephen Pierce Duggap, The
Federal Congress. Public School I57. st. Nicholas
and 127th street. William FARLEY. How
between nth 18th Thomas McTiernan
George Washington Public School 100 Suffolk and
Rivngton streets Gerhardt c. Mars. Cairo; InstI-
tute Hail, 2lS East l06th street. Willis Fletcher
Neghborhood House. No. 5O1 Both street, Miss
Anna Harrows. Preserved Foods;
Young Mems Benevolent Association. No 81 East
broadway, Michael NJ Davis. Jr.. Politics and
Tusincss' Public School 2. 169th street and Third
avenue. ". Wallace Ker. The Electric Storage Bat
terry. Public School s. Moshou Parkway Briggs and
Eanbridge avenues Bedford Park, Professor Charles
I, Electricity and Chemistry; Public
school u. Fordham avenue. Main street. City
Island. Mrs. Frances Carter. Much Ado About Moth
ing: Public School 2s. Anthony and fremont ave
J,onan History: Public School SO 1880 street be
tween Beaumont and Cambrelng avenues. Professor
Georges Casegnier. Lafayette: Public School 49,
Jerome north Of ib4th street. Miss May
Iue q between and Sth streets. Unionport. Miss
Mary Worstel. THE New York Geological Park"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SPOTTED FEVER CHECK
DR.. ". III. Park Finds Good Results
from Serum.

Dr. W. II. Park, head OF the laboratory of the
Health Department. made a thorough investigation
of the serum used abroad in cases of spinal nenn-
gifts or spotted fever. last summer In Vienna
good results followed inoculation when cases were
In their incipient stages and physicians there be-
Iieved that reliable serum had at last been found
This enemy OF the most dangerous OF children's
diseases can be obtained here. It's present de-
gree OF perfection the result OF experiments
made in this city, and Dr. Park said yesterday that
results in the main satisfactory as those In
The work being done here by Dt. Simon FIexner
Of the Rockefeller Institute. to get a serum was
first told OF In The Tribune. His experiments fol-
lowed the lines established by Dr. Park in the cpl
demic OF 1905 DR.. Park used horses TO get his
serum. Dr. F1exner used sheep and goats and ex-
pertnented monkeys. DR.. Park said yesterday:
The serum in use IN Vienna Is secured by the
same methods employed here. The discovery of
the germ was. OF course the first step. and the
resultant serum following Inoculation used
with varying success here. In Vienna the physi-
clans have great faith in II. but when used after
the disease has progressed for several days. no
effect whatever results. The serum must be used
Just as soon diagnosis establishes the fact that
the patient has spinal meningitis The disease Is
then often checked. and the of the IL
well justified"
Dr. Flexner. IN q recent paper on the disease and
his work to find a serum. said:
II is not improbable that more active anti-sera
using appropriate means Of lmmunlzation. may be
value In the treatment by direct spinal incubation.
possibly even by injection. The evident dlsadvan-
subject as compared with the animals used for eX-
periments arise from the difficulty often encoun-
tered or estimating exactly the duration OF the dis
stage.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
DOUBLE HOLIDAYS AHEAD.
The Boston Transcript.

From The Boston Transcript
Next year Washingtons Birthday, Memorial Day
and the Fourth OF July all fall Saturday, giving
the public three double holidays" Ordinarily
these three do not fall on the same day. but
by the Intervention Of the 18th OF February this
weeks earlier than Memorial Day, which regularly
comes five weeks before the Fourth. The adVan-
tage of having a holiday adioin a Sunday. for
people who desire TO seize the opportunity TO
make trips out of town. is very great. In creating
the last holiday-Labor Day-advantage of this
principle was taken in the selection of first Mon
day instead OF a numbered day OF the month
In 1902 Washingtons Birthday falls Monday
the 3Oth of May and the Fourth Of July on Sunday
which will mean a Monday observance S that for
two years in succession double holidays are as
sured. In the later year Christmas will also fall
on Saturday, thereby affordng the most complete
trial of the double holiday possible in our calen-
OAR,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MISS sTRACHAN TO CONTINUE FIGHT.
Equal Salary Crusade Will Go On Despite
Board of Education's Opposition.

The Interborough Women Teachers Associa-
tion' which has been fighting for equalization OF
salaries. apparently does not intend to pay heed
to the action OF the Board Of Education. which
on Wednesday afternoon amended the bylaws
10 prevent teachers lobbying at Albany.
Miss Grace c. strachan said last night that as
the Constitution Of the United States gives
every one the right to petition and ask redress
for grievances she did not see how the teachers
could be deprived OF that privilege. AS II was
said that the report OF the committee the
absence OF teachers contained statements that
might be misleading. Miss Strachan said she
wrote letter to the Board OF Education protest.
ing against some OF the statements in the report
as false and unfair
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WHERE PENNs WERE BORN.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Please inform me through the columns OF
your daily where William Penn. the founder Of
Pennsylvania, was born. and where his father was
born and obllga a constant reader of The Daily
Tribune JAMES THOMPSON.
New York. Oct. o. 1907.
[Winiam Penn, the English Quaker and
founder Of Pennsylvania, was born in London
In 1914 His father. Sir William Penn. British
admiral and general at sea, was baptized at
Bristol, England In 1921. and it is probable that
he was born there. but the family had lived for
many generations at Ninety, Worcestershire His
father was a younger son and sea captainl
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FALCoNIo ovERRULES BISHOP MATT.
Authorizes Wedding in Boston of Catholic
Man and Protestant Woman.
TRy telegraph 70 The Tribune. I

%
Denver. Oct. A-TwC young people Ia love and
the highest papaI authority In America were sue
cessfulIy arrayed against Bishop Matz, of Denver.
and his edict that priest in his diocese can
marry a Catholic and Protestant woman.
This situation developed when Dwight Ryland and
Genevieve Cooper. OF Denver, were married IN Bos-
ton yesterday. The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop O'Connell. the authorization of Mon
siguor Falconio, papal delegate. who interviewed
when Bishop Mats refused TO sanction the union.
Mr. Ryland ia a grandson OF California's first
Governor and two former California Congressman
his brothers. interviewed in his behalf Miss Cooper
Is daughter of a former Governor OF Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
GEN. BOOTH COMING HERz NOV. 4

General William Booth. founder of the Salvation
Army. has completely recovered from his recent
attack Of illness, and is scheduled to appear in
New York City on November and 4. On his way
to New York he will be received by President
Roosevelt the White House.
His public meetings in New York will include
tlree services on Sunday. November 8 in the New
Amsterdam Theatre, and lecture the day follow
ing in Carnegie Music Hall great farewell
demonstration Will take place Friday, November
S. in City Hall Park. The general will set sail the
following day, and will shortly enter upon a tour
in Germany on behalf of the Salvation Army work
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

GEORGE A CHASE since 1881 treasurer OF the
Bourne mills Fall River. Mass. died suddenly
from heart disease Wednesday in a sanatorium
at Attleboro. Mass.
JAMES ]. DOOLING. clerk of Special Term. Part
V of the Supreme Court and brother OF County
Clerk Peter ]. Dooling. died at his home. No. 63
West 43d street yesterday afternoon from puec
monIa. Mr.. Dooing about ffty-four years osd
and had been a clerk in the Supreme Court for
about seven years.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Died.

CUsHMAN-suddenly. on Wednesday. October n. 1907.
Ssbn =, NusnmaT; s aauEhIer OF the late AeSanar
GhgG'h stuyvesait Square. Friday. October 2S. at
LEMIsT-On Wednesday, October o. 1907 at her home
becSa Train % of IN d2gs Rs s45h yssT f q 5ef afs ;nsSs
O'CLOCK.
MEYER2Mrs; EYE Petra Fisher. widow. OF Captain Bern
i5ernaard 10 and Einar T., in her 5sth year after a
Tssitenoo 80, 6T1 East ism St Fiatoush Brooklyn.
Friday. at p. Internent Greenwood
PARK-on Wednesday morning. October q Trenor
and 18Th ST Frday 9 aTnS S0sisS esaSs1 u5 g T 10 on Ss
=. EMPIRE STATE SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERI-
~ "a EoLUIioN-Compatriots invited to attend
Park the Dutch Coilegsre Church Str ave and 4sth
s.'l-' morning oc'0'sF w. w. 2, N %SRsf 9s9fS Press.
LOUIS AMIN AMEs. sec'y
PATTESON-On Thursday October p 1907 Henry a
2SS TSs G years funeral at his late residence No
Richmond CVa) papers please copy
oUTRK-on "Wednesday October "a. 1907 James beloved
18th s Broos ,k at an. his rssdsnes No as
Pf at ne ,v ca5sh the Holy Of Jesus PSosDeo
sALTER-on October ~ at BROOKLYN n Y rob, r,va
SsffG husband Of Mabel shores sat. the E4th year
sHACKFoRD-
sTh4FF Tni+FFAKT ORDER LOYAL. LEGION. UNITED
are informed death OF Captain william q s5acS
aOG Funeral services win this afternoon On ths
OF the 80 train from West 23d Christopher and
Hrey HS,TieIy streets LacLawanna Railroad at vose ave
sttt station N Companions are requested 70
a''euu- Sy order OF the Commander
A NOEL BI4AKEMAN. Recorder
sIAs-On Tuesday. October q 1907 Henry b.1ov-a
nusoahd on Clara Sims nee Matthyl patroiman o. I3th
dIecihct Also, on October % 2 wear. snt
o m0hths beloved daughter OF Cara Sims FI1nsrai
OF EIday. Octc5er 25. their late rss!dence No
copy = - ''0"oiN payers pl=ase
IH,OMPSoN-FOneraI services OF Mrs Kate Tbo-n,.o,
ny missionary will take place Casson Ays,rs
-4@SDS terrain church. Monroe
FRIDAY evening. s O'Clock -
4Jyt Mildred Alice Sorthrup beloved wife 81 ES-7-
Nen Oinda, formerly OF Brooklyn N T. F1lnsrsi
Friday. ) p Albany. - - 0ia'
WARNER-on October p. at the residence. n, IN. r,,h
9I hentGcky, Harriet Day CIapp widow OF IaT1sS
papers please copy. - ''N'94001S
- ieo', Emily 5 Waterbury aged "a years. FSlrers
S-givtoe I'll oe held at the residence W
q an ioEe waterbury No GO Clinton ave SATURDAY q:
sou p m Interment at the convenience OF family
4NG-october - Isabel Seaman whiting zits ~
Hev John G Whiting Funeral prfvate' ei,ter-n.Dt
o. All!pore N1 Memorial services at Clarenaous
Ia >IIura l9'tn e. and Webster ave. Bronx sun
"ddILs0N-suddenly % AZ Presbyterian Hospital October
Funeral private. u 49, 49,
AELN ERToS-on Wednesday. October ~ 1907 Robert
eItN-S 4slverton Funeral services his late resi-
Gence The Trssada Central Park west ana 6sth -
FrdaV afternoon at O'Clock. Interrnent Eor,1-
AeePSle' y. !. Foughkeepsis papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HoIEL KMIcKEReocKER a YgAR oLp:

The Hotel Knickerbocker celebrated It's trst an
niversary yesterday. To mark the occasion opera
glasses with vanity bags TO hold them. were given
10 each woman guest of the house. More than
twelve hundred diners filled the various dining
halls and there We're in additiop. numerous parties
dining in private rooms. Every table in the public
rooms had been engaged days ahead Those who
dined there last night noticed a way of serving
food. Every dish taken TO the tables roll
Ing tables from which the service was made. II
was thought that this would absolutely insure warm
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
POSTAGE EoR RETURN OF DEAD LETTERS

10 the Editor OF The Iribune.
Sir: Though much is said in regard to postage.
etc, 1 have seen nothing IN regard to lessenng
the expense OF the dead letter division. There
handled about million letters a month. TAX
ing the usual course of returning. etc. My plan
is to make the two cents cover one and half
ounces with return address in corner; all others
not so marked. three cents ounce, etc. This
would leave those opposed to the return address.
on account of publicity of correspondence etc, the
privilege of using three-cent stamp. AS TO the
constitutionality of this act not able to say.
ISAAC H. COCKS
xr--..l...r-. Island Oct % 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Special Notices.
70 the Employer.

To the Employer.
Do you want desirable help QUICKf
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consultIns
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has tust been
installed at the Uptown once OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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Between 36th and 37th Streets.
Office Hours: a m to 6 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MIR. CHANIER a. BUSY MAN.
Lieutenant Governor Finds Much to Do in
Atlanta-Name Baby Alice.
EBy TelsEraph 70 Thc rribun.. ]

Atlanta. Oct 24.-"Governor can't you name
that baby Atlanta?'' was asked OF Lewis Stuyve-
SAINT Chanler tonight, while - holding a re-
cepton In the Piedmont lobby THE first letter
viii be the same" said he but the whole name
will be Alice"
An informal dinner given for Mr.. Chanler
tonight at the capital City Club. at which promi-
nent Atantans were present Tomorrow he will
be received by the Governor in the morning. make
a speech at noon, take automobile ride In the
afternoon and attend dinner given by the Young
Mems Democratic League OF Fulton County at
night.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

DIS UNCLE FOUND THE VENUS DE MILO.
me son Of this Marquis do Rochefort bucay'
'ho had thus been robbed by TalleyTand OF Naleh-
lss' was Governor OF the lie de Bourbon. de was
ns father Of Henri Rochefort, and MS sister was
=, - Lomtesae de st. GaUr. The Cornte oe S''
A-atf' uncle, therefore. of Henri RocheforL "as
.lh his brother-in-iaw the Due de Riyiere' French
@,--oassador - AZ ConstanrinOpe, when the statue o.
i Venus Dc Milo first uneaTthed al MILO
ne duke and the Cornte de st. Maur purchased inc
-~sse 9Cintly for a song. and instead OF IS-
-~hhg II for themselves presented II TO A4hs
'1A XVIII II f. OF interest that according u
.ef sworn statements the statue wher found IN
1@o OF being arrnless It is now, possessed TWO
= Ns Il perfect condition, the right hand holoiEs
- apple which Venus had just received from
.,A while with the left hand she slightly ralsea
tAirt Of her robe fl order 10 show her ankles
). ls young shepherd who had been called upon
,s,iae sseiae as 10 the superior beauty Of the three
r"'th Statements 10 this effect. signed by the
a.. &c RivieFe ard w the comte de St Maur'
:. eohiained IN the archives Of the Department
a. e'gn Affairs. the Quai dOTsay az Paris
~ieS IN the National Library of France.
w. these II would appear that al the moment
a. - Nle sailors Of the dispatch beat belonging
is,ss french Embassy IT constantinopie were
tts,.. Z, MILO. for the purpose OF embarking the
u'sy caught sight OF number Of peasants
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FOR FOUNTAIN DESIGN.
S. p. c. Il. Prise Goes to II. Van
Buren Mdgonigle. architect.

AS the result of a competition designs by H. Van
Buren Magonigle. the architect, for simple,
viceable drinking fountains for men, horses and
dogs received the prize from the American Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals and was
subsequently approved by the Municipal Art Com
mission. Permission was granted by the commits
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-NIajor Korner. German Embassy Wash
Ington; alfred Il Miles. y. s N; J. p Irayn9r.
Dickens. U. $. N. FIFTH AyENUE-Judge Alfred
Hand, Scranton GOTHAM-Nelson w. AIdrich,
Rhode Island MAJESTIC-James {. Dudley St
Louis: Frank Mack, Chicago. ST REGIS-W B.
Van Rensselaer, Albany. WALDORF-ASTORIA
Charles II. Hubbard. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

cREr-Ncr,- -UENTDIC--At the residence the bride,
parents Parsippany, N. j., October %. 1907 by the
Rev Charles b. Builard assisted by the Rev David s
dlcf TO Van Rensselaer, Hon Greene. OF New York.
nook KEyR-STOKES-lu Thursday, october pa 81
te's Church. Noroton, Corn Mildred Phelps Stokes
dauchter of Anson Phelps Stokes Esq., TO Dr. Ransom
spafard Hooker
Thursday, October "a ct 81,
Georges Church. Flushing by the Rev. G. II. Parker
Margaret Crosby. daughter OF Mrs. Crosby and
late A. H. Crosby, James Macdonald Mitchell
wARD-FORD-On Wednesday. October %. 1907 at the
residence brides cousins, Mr. and Mrs Pressley
Rsland BrOnxyIlle. ". Y. by the Rev. Albert %. VII
son Emily Van Duzer Ford TO Stanley Ward.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tndor.ed
viii, fulI and address.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
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NEW wINoNA ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT.

warsaw Ind. Oct A.-Thomas Kane, of Chicago
who for fourteen years has been president OF the
hoard Of directors of the Winona Assembly,
signed to-day II. J. Heinz, OF Pittsburg,
named TO succeed him.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

t,t.s teu1perate yesterday. ~ Degrees lowest. IS
40; average for corresponding date ast year Us
sr corresponding last thirty-thTee 62
orsI Forecast-Fair and warmer to-oay; talr and
colder Saturday; fresh west 10 northwest "i"'S'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OmciaI Record and FOrecast.--Washington. Oct. "a
Tn. southwestern rain spread
eastward and includes Colorado, Wyoming Western
Kansas Oklahoma, Weston Texas, New Mexico Arizona
Utah and Southern California In the remaining portionE
NJ the country fair weather continues temperature
changes east Of Rocky Mountains have been quite
i-regular-warmer districts and colder others.
In the Missouri Valley and the middle Rocky Mountain
region wave Of falling temperature is spreading south
east,gard Indications favorable a continuation
~ fair weather the central valleys and in Eastern
districts Friday and Saturday. In the Rocky
region the Southwest rain will probably continue
J. ,il he colder In Mississippi Valley north
pessee and the lower lakes. and the temperature
,,tiI yise in Atlantic Coast districts
rte vyinds along the New England and middle Atlantic
.,ass will be fresh southwest; along
..1antJ. Coast fresh southeast along
f coast light and Variable along the Gulf Coast
lakes fresh brisk
est Incoming northwest. and the lakes
northwest. E,,ron.,,
80 Sres west TO northwest winds and fair weather
the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
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