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New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
RED CROSS TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS.
''Peace Activity" Plans Involve Battle with
Great White Plague.

A campaign against tuberculosis is TO be q part
OF the work of the New York State branch of the
American National Red Cross. This departure nom
Red Cross work which has far been confined TO
relief in war times and disasters. Will be known as
Peace Activity" and is part OF a plan already in
operation In the State OF Delaware.
Plans for day camps, which are TO be erected
wherever no provisions for such relief have been
made were announced at the headquarters OF the
local branch yesterday. DR.. Livingston Farrand
and Dr Samuel w Lambert with the Red Cross
physicians will have charge of the organization OF
the new bureau. The camps will not conflict with
the work now being conducted BY the Charity
Organization Society.
Arrangements to secure FUNDS Tor ths es'aphsH-
nent of the tuberculosis camp have been completed
with the Postofice Department, which has given
the Red Cross permission to carry a Merry CHRIST
mas" stamp alongside the regular two-cent stamp
on a letter or parcel. The money gathered ron the
sale OF these stamps will be used IN this ne" WoIA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
ORrHARD
NALLACK'S THEATRE.
"A knight for a Day.

q peeasant musical farce happy IN the Iohi"I'i0
,,le OF "A knight for Day" was put on 'he sIasc
,f yyaJiacks Theatre last night, ana may remain
.e-e during the holidays. It is not an orielhai al
5air and there is suspicion that II was trleo mere
before under another name, but II is mirthlui anu
troffensive Several clever performers assist III lie
biIariv the leaders being John Sia"in as 3ondtlah
Jo, Miss MAY VoIes Tillie Day, bliss Saiie
Fisher as MurieI Oliver. and Sherman Naoe as
Narceiin. There are the usual chorus OF happy
zfris and several pretty scenes notably one III 'ie
frs. act disclosing electric seesaw- Ihefe al"
,y.o acts and q plot which Jonathan Joy IS
o,enlv concerned, for he poses as a uueo gen
,,,,,,,, Miss Vokess ludicrous iupersonation or
,,e servant riIIfe of the pleasant memories
os The amusement. In the course OF the farce "A
number of songs sung, some OF them a pit
xerious for a musical piece Those that appeared
t, aiease TIE audience were: Life Il n Seesa",
..,,,- a., Miss Fisher and The chorus Little tiirl
e, r,l,,e' b. Miss Fisher and Ny. SHAWN, ana L m
Afraid TO Co Home in the Dark, by Miss Fohes
4 rroup of girls, known as the 'oTlginM eleht
Berlin dancing nladcaps." executed several aero
,a,se dances that pleased the audience niishtily-
An innocent diversion. il may be recoilinenoeo
"a visitors In town during this Joyous Se1foh'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
..crBsoN GIRL" AT THE VICTORIA.
Miss suratt and William Gould Features OF
Varied Entertainment.

valesta ssrstt who the Gibson Girl IN Ine
Relic Of siayfair and until recently performed WIN
loo y-ober in the defunct h.iarity OF Hip! hlP.
1yooray." is feature Of the entertainments olieied
80 - nv Mr. Harnnaerstein. She and William
,.,s ,.,,sa.. tn naneIess sketch and succeed IN
,-,,,,r. Roth sing songs that won them EaVor az
Hyetsr,s Music Hail. and Miss suratt gives ofl@l
,fe.rroanoe of the painful Gibson walk 1he next
-, ..,,,-e .,f the entertainment is a series OF
lop s.,,r,s showing the fight before the Ma
,1.,at sr.ar,ina Club OF London. between Tommy
~ lo" ..(s,,,re,,, moir Those pictures arrived
..s,e,,v ON the Caledonia. and were exhibited lot
,,e nrsl time the afternoon peTtofilaiee ~
r.s-,af.-s MACE Of amusement toTinie' d
p~,sssn singer and dancer, is on the bii, hkeNise
no Ina william courtlegf. me fteaei. saI'e'
rsro,hers. the SIX English Rockers ana Iss ii0'4-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
"R,cH AND LIVELY" SAYS lOMSAHb'

Louis Lombard the American musician VINO was
reported by cable dispatches from Geneva 10 naVe
ATTEMPTED suicide at Lugano, Swltzeriaho, "heo
several years ago he built the ona'e"u =.
- sat tha following denial from that place TO
,rt ..,otota. press. ...rhe reports of my losses
and suicide are monumental lies never was
richer or liveler than I am to-day The reports
concerning his attempt at suicide gave as iiiou''
4'i. ,~ a. tha recent financial troubles in
+his country Mr. Lombard married the daughter
of Congressman Allen. of ST. Louis. In 1888. soon
sfterward he founded the Conservatory Of Music
at Utica.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

Gsnser Bennett son oTviIe G. and the late Anna
ssa year from bis late residence No 1fs
shonnaTd Terrace. Yonkers Tussaay ,s nseen0er H.
cfIaMRERs-At somerville. n J.. on Monday December
huyser Chambers Funeral S q, az the iv, sgenis M
-oc,cxvr,rJon sunday December IS residence
No 3a4 Monroe ST. Brooklyn. ~ T., Charlotte brooins
daughter Of the John Lloyd and Love o. Cogs"sl Ell
rastdenoe OF her cousin. s vernan Mann tr GTesS sat
Long Island on Iuesday M a Nn station On aS
Tva Of train leaving foot of s4th St at 10 o'clock
coRY-At Tucson Ariz.. December 10. 1907. WiiIam
stanley SSTy agTS do 81 ss eorner Fulton St
2 p m Internaent Fresh Pond
DEAN-on Sunday December 70. Helen whittier dansn
Ter OF the late Edward William and sauie Emerson
Dean. of Rutherford. n j. funerai ser'i'oS d. 'A'
convenience OF the family
SUNDAY % oIas a Mspsset "a Hnns VIE
nt the late Rev Richard Bache Duane. D. d. in the
s4 d zon Eaaf and nd St Timothy West 57th on
Wednesday morning December ls al $50 eK TKesnE
prFFY-on December IS Josephin. Duffy Snss co,TI,
gan, wife of Thomas + Duffy at her residence 1'0'
60 South 4th St, brooklyn
Edward Dugan. formerly of Brooxiyn IN rs so
year FuheI MonteIair at $50 D M tuesday
Train leaves Erie Raresd. foot Chambers 81. for
PARK st. station, Montcair, 2lo D. NJ CeEriases lux
City relatives and friends at station.
puLEY-on Saturday. December II. 1901. Gilbert ~,
puey aged 81 years. Funeral services at his ia,e
December II o'clock p. Relatives and triends
Ecks-on December r. 1907. Kathryn 4. Eeks; beloved
are invited to atead the funeral from he. les resi-.
rIsss Ts,sas9 ssHes Sn 1us.ssy .hsy. a.
requiem viii Be offered
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
AIEREN MARSHALL,

Alfred Marshall died from pneumonia on Sunday
at his home at Mamaroneck. He was forty-one
wears old Mr.. Marshall brother OF Wilson
Marshall, owner of the yacht Atlantic. which won
the Kaiser's cup in the across the ocean in
re6 Alfred Marshall was a member of the New
York and IIarchInont Yacht clubs. the Camera Club
and the Oxford Club. of Brooklyn. The funeral
will be held tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

.,oei,I REGARD and Forecast.--Washhstoh' pe9- 10
r.re has been light in the lake region anu st'
a,rapce Valley also in the middle ana sou'h f>o,hy
,r,ntaJn region and southern plateau" ese"ielo ~
.,- hos been fair slight ternpefatcfe
- i. indicated for Tuesday in Kansas N"o'as~ anu
south Dakota and in Oklahoma raeafians noinf -
,'jsisns ON Wednesday the indlga' -. tIo, nj
anu anu -, The lower portion of the MISSISSIPPI, fdin tha
nov in the upper and middIe po in tbe east
9'T "a south Atlantic states: elsewhere 'li' W
.e winds along New Engane ana coast light and
Iho vi; to fresh west; south Atantic o,,,SSu 80
coast "!i t ~ tuIf coast southeast 10 soo'h' ~
.,s Co.S+ fresh southeast increasiIg ,c~4s will
@ Sleatr' fneaS 1Fdst winds and fair weather 10 ' ~
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
WILL OF MISS ZELA GIBBES.
st. Luke's Hospital Chief Beneficiary, Re-
oeiying 100000 and Residue of Estate.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.1

,-o,ror, p l. Dec. 16-According to an ex-
,,n,,aed copy of the will of Miss Zela Gtbbes filed
hare to-day St LulSe's Hospital. in New YORK, is
the chief beneficiary receiving 100000 and all the
residue of the estate after the other peques's are
paid. ,.. ,,.
receives her slverware some real estate In new
york and $4,000. Miss Gibbes gives TO members
of her family and friends various amounts vary
ing from $4,000 20 S,oo0. and slo'u" 10 1rnny
Ivhurcb New York The New York Life lnsur-
ance and Trust Company was named as trustee
in the Will
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
"sT. PAUL" SUNG AT ALBANY CATHEDRAL

Albany, Dec. l6.-In the fitting environment of All
Saints Cathedral and with the aid of its great
organ the Albany Musical Association tonight
sang Mendelssohns oratorio of st Paul. The
soloists were Miss Florence Hnkle, soprano; Miss
Grace Nunson, contralto; Daniel Beddoe tenor
and Herbert Witherspoon. basso The audience
filed the cathedral The Albany Musical Associa-
ton organized in 1861
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
COLUMBIA STUDENTS TO LABRADOR.
After Hearing DR.. Grenfell, an Expedition
Is Decided On.

DIR. Wilfred T. Grenfell explorer ana missionary
delivered a lecture Columbia University yester-
dav afternoon. He described the disease and suf-
ferinc which he has contended with since he start
cd his work on the Labrador coast in 1872 -Four
hospitaIs have been established among the fisher
men In that country with an efficient corps OF doc
tors and nurses. AS result OF the ieotuie' "
,umba undergraduates will equip boat for visit
to Labrador next June.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH 7, OWiNGS.

Ioseph r owings. vce-president of John n
stearn & Co. silk importers. at No, oS Greehe
street died yesterday after brief illness Ut 'nS
home in South NorwaIk. Conn. Besides his con-
nectjon with Stearn &. Co Mr.. Owings was presi-
dent Of the Leland & Hall company and vice
nres,dent Of the Susquehanna Dye Works, at
yytlamsport Penn. The funeral will be held al
St Jarnes's Church, list street ana Madison ave-
r1,e this morning at ii O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
CHORUS LADY'Sv SOUVENIR NIGHT.

The 2Seoth performance Of The Chorus Lady
occurred last night at the Hudson Theatre where
Miss Statl is in the last week OF a prosperous
turn engagement IN this city. There was numer-
Gus audience present. and Miss Stahl generous
1y applauded. Souvenirs distributed in honor
of the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
WOULD WE'D MISS VANDERBILT.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph to The Irioupe.I
Newnort r l. Dec. 16-InaSininG that he Is
madly in love with Miss Gladys |ahder0iit ana
,rt ba IS kent from marrying her by her mother Is
49, ,1,,,ciration of Joseph julius La Badie, car
center who halls from Texas, but who mas peeh
employed in Newport for the last year or so, lie
saws he met Miss Vanderbilt at dedicauoli oi '''0
Chrstian Science Church in Boston, IN l'c'.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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& - HARTMAN MUCH BETTER.

II was said yesterday at the home OF t. i' n Iaaa
man, No s7i Fifth avenue that MI ia 80 80
who had been suffering from an at'aoh VI -
grin. was much improved, and thal ne w.
80 hs boon attended by DR.. William q Lye or
No so west 5sth street. Last night the physician
said that his patient had improved greatly dufiis
the day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
OBJECTIONABLE LIGHT RAYS.

TIC the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Your article the nuisance or signs ailo
b,uboards ia timely VIII you allow one who OBJ
tects as strongly one reasonably may 10 me
,nniction to say that he has not seen the one 1881
cal remedy ,nentioned-i- c. forbid any one 10
project Objectionable light rays into the hAgh"aE
or on to private property? -
Hartford. Conn. Dec 10. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
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SENATOR MALLORY WILL RETIRE.

1By Telegraph 10 The Tribune1
Pensacola, Dec 16.-United States senator
stephen r. Mallory announced to-day ms WIN
drawal as candidate TO succeeu 'iiii'Spi'' o-
-. ha ,,;,, ratira from public life when his pres
ent term expires. He has been seriously i'll for
nuth
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
LUDLOWE AS RICHARD III.

Montreal. Dec. l6.-TIenry Ludlowe made his first
appearance here tonight at His Majestys Theatre
as Richard in Richard III The play pro-
duced with careful attention to every detail. and
Mr. Ludlowe's performance was kindly received
The late Richard AIansields mounting OF that play
WAS used. II is intimated that Mr. Ludlowe may
N York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
"eooSTERSv SEE LEW FIELDS.

4 group of men gathered together under the pan
ner Of the Boost Club" Witnessed last night 8
,,erfo-rnance of THE Girl Behind the Counter ."
and said kind things Of Lew Fields and Connie
Edjss but refused TO join in the chorus OF one OF
the songs That incident did prevent the soda
water fountain act. in which MI Fields excels' nor
did it cool the ardor of the pony ballet
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

.Sr,op Mr and Mrs W. @. Van Laer. Boston.
,EIsIt "a ; I n IIohn r Legs Panama. GOTHAM
X W deh PToydsnos ReyeSae cater Ser
~ HI-RRAY HII.L-A. s. Peck, Cnlted STATES
Forestry Commission. NETBEkLANIplnM Ilscsi;, ne h
tell richmond: NJ Z: Ingalls, Cncinnats s eK1NGs REc:IS
cEoRGF-John Mitchell. Indianapolis 81 hESiS
W a q Ekengren Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
MISS MACDONALD TO BE MISS HOOK.

Miss Christie Macdonald. who will be recalled
the leading female performer In The Belle of
Mayfair has been engaged by Charles Frohman
for the part of Miss Hook in his next musical
offering. Miss Hook of Holland The first per-
formance here will occur on December 80 at the
Criterion Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
Died..

den n 81 Mag %sag Bs5o l 'S Jane
widow of Jackson Eldred-
FAGNAN-on December 1907. at her late residence
no ~ ParS ave- after nsehS pr5spero faean
Funeral service at the Madison Avenue Presby1sriaa
?. m. Kindly omit flowers
FERGUsoN-on December Is. 1907: Frank rersu''n.
NJ D. Funeral at convenience OF family
FI.EMING-At Ridgewood. N. j.. Decemoer fA Ellen
Reopis n sSgf Tsesav Ia u" DECEMBER H. al 10 a. n
the Church of TRANSPORTATION. Marcy ave. and
Hooper ST.. Brooklyn
GUIoNon Monday December l6 lsS5 In9sens Lggiss e.
Trinity Chapel West 25th ST. on Thursday. 10th nst'
Is 1907 John G Haviland. in the 7eh year OF his age.
qneTa @ ssee % Viii On De enesay Se a w pseeTber fs on TIE
New Interment private Brooklyn papers please
copy
"a. 1907 Mary H. widow Of G G. Hins in the he ssaa 18th
gear Of her age Eneral service at Der home Nc ~
at s:so p. m.
ISGLIs-on Friday. December q 1907. MAZDA Vale
fotieE 8. FaHs5si and piiaH1s' as.
London. on December II. at l. O'Clock noon
%s Fa!es SS2Fs IN 1sP'
December Il. at 10 a m. InteTment private.
LUYsrER-on Sunday. December Is. ieo7 widow
OF Peter Lnyster IN The ,ss year % r neI from the
residence Of her sonin-law. Alfred Bonnay Hopewel
HopeweIi Junction.
MARSHALL-December Is. of pneuTona. Alfred Msy-
shall. IL years. Maret0n House. Marnaroneck y Il.
Funeral service win be held from MS late .esdsnes
Wednesday morning 11:15 Carriages viii Pc "
waiting at Namarorock Station arrival OF tooS
train from Grand Central Depot Inter1ent private
MILLER-On Sunday December IS. 1901. at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. F. j. NeBcOnb. Westdeld
n. J.. Andrew Miller. SD Of his >e7~ u
neral private
owINGs-Ioseph 7. owing=. OF South Norwalk. conn;
S @lo is 1so af5sT sgs s9. % 81 ana Madison
Tuesday, at II a Interruent private
ROCKwOOD-December Is. Arau.inta Bolton wife OF
daughter OF late
and Emelne Bouton Funeral from late resldence; 30
S5th Tuesday evening. December II. AZ
O'Clock Interment, Troy. N Y
TEN BROECK-On Monday. December ID Joanna n r.
OF N. z Ten and daughter or tne dto
A. A. PraII. will be held at ST bar
thoIonew's Church. 4ih St and MADISON ave:
on Wednesday afternoon az . o'clock kindly o<nir
flowers.
TOMPKINS-Decenber 1s. at the home oS his ssr@.
Mrs j. NJ. Shfpley. II Orchard St. Peeksdl, "
Y, Elijah s. Tonpkins, formerly OF scsrsdaie y a
Funeral service Wednesday at $50 az OrchaTo
St. Peekskil1. N Y Carriases VIII meet lsus 1s.
York City Remains put In vault az Ehlis
FIaius Thursday, IL a m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily Harlem trains from Grand Csn-
Station Avenue troleys and By
carriage. Lots S125 up Telephone 4s53 Gramsrcy foe
o
Office. 70 East 23d ST. York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
Died..

Death notice. appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished in the Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

80 Io.,av. wednesday fair; fresh east Nl.'e WIN - ..
For Eastern New York. far 'o-da!' ,us,nfss dimin-
north portion; "Wednesday ih1feAS''s
ishing west winds ,rta New Jersey. Delaware.
a,g aoT Ind and the District Of Counns;t t Winds
Xanesdav Increasing couoi1sss; today; wednesday
cloudy ciopdv to-day; wednesday
: OF -, "" NOW In southwest portion
-, oe,eial gecord-The followihs w =. .,s ten
i , yUestter Bureau shows the changes " risos
iEe'' " W o. +he last twenty-four hours IA '
peratuTe for ihe -. 6.te of last year: -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

Highest ,y sssss ., @fs
average; 90, o., Co. Corresponding date Oh '
years. "a r.tr to-day. incIeasU'S
,,,ss.aav. 100. dimiuishrg wgst wnoA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
Domestic Rates

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN the United Mexico fousids
OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan The 10
Cuba Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines
extra expense FOR foreign postage
n
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
UNDERTAkERS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL CO.. e4l-3 West 2sd ST.
Chspels Private and public abuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

Dowaser Queen Garcia was the widow OF King
Albert OF Saxony. who died In lscZ- BEFORE her
marriage which took place In 1855. she was Princess
aa was, She was born on August S. 1888 Her
rataI sIIn,ent was an abscess in the head.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
sAxoNY's DowAGER QUEEN DEAD.
Rulers of the World Send Dispatches Of
Coincidence to dresden.

Dresden Dec. l6-Dowager Queen Garcia OF Sax
onv died early this morning. The Official Ga
zette' has ordered there be ten days Of mourn
ing DISPATCHES OF condolences have been received
By King Frederick August from nearly all 'he
rulers OF the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
Rates to Foreign Countries

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- oe,,.t reeord.-The following oin'' -, 90

.-a for the last twenty-four hV
pei @NN- .o,d5na date of last year.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
TO CLEAN GLOVES PROPERLY.
Care and a Little Judgment Al! That
 Is Necessary.

White and delicately tinted kid gloves may be cleaned by anyone who will proceed carefully and with some degree of judgment
 Light gloves should be worn as of ten as possible before the first clean ing. If used carefully and the badly soiled places rubbed lightly with soiled bread crumbs each time after wearing the first cleaning can be pro longed quite a while but after light gloves have once been cleaned they soil readily and should not be allowed to become too soiled before submitting them to another treatment
 very good preparation for clean ing gloves is made by mixing together equal quantities of finely powdered alum and pipe clay or fuller's earth.
 Dip piece of flannel in the mixture and rub the soiled parts with it, light ly at first so as to loosen the soil and not rub it in.
 Repeat the rubbings until the gloves are quite clean, then wipe them with a piece of clean flannel. Bran should then be rubbed all ever the glove with French chalk and wiped off with a soft, clean cloth.
 Gloves should always be laid away in tissue paper, for it aids in preserv- ing the elasticity of the kid and keeps the gloves in a good condition.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
Water Hanging Plants.

Be sure that plants hanging in pots and baskets get all the water they need. Because they are near the ceiling, where the temperature is much higher than at the window sill, they will dry out much more rapidly than ordinary plants, says the Home Magazine. They are also exposed on all sides, and this accelerates evap- oration. l have a method of keeping these plants well watered which works we'll I take a small can or cup and punch holes in the bottom of it. Make these small at first, un- til you know just how much water is needed. Fill these vessels and place thcm on the surface of the soil. Vines can be so trained as to hide them. Observe the effect carefully. If not enough water passes through to keep the soil moist, you will know that larger holes are necessary. This matter car be regulated to a nicety, with liIt experimenting, Fill the cup each morning. A treatment of this kind will enable any one to grow fine hanging plants.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
Apple Pies with Raisins.

Apple pies with raisins are F far from novel, except as they have been forgotten in the search for further fetching desserts. Cut up sour apples and turn tl.em with a goodly propor- tion of seeded raisins into an under crust lining a pie tin. Put on the cover, but do not pinch it against the lower crust, and bake. When the apTles are tender remove the upper crust without breaking it, season the apples with sugar mixed with tiny tabs of butter and with cinnamon, stirring it into the fruit carefully, and then rut on the top crust. The pie is delicious. hot or cold.