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New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
uELLEN ASKS GOOD WILL.
The Corporations Greatest ASSET
Homes to Maintain Wage Scale.

proysdence, Dec. 2s-President Charles s Mel
,n of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
psilroad Company, was the principal speaker at
.,e municipal banquet TO the retiring members OF
ne Board OF Common Council held here last
eight President Nellen said in part:
The greatest asset of public service corporation
rte good VIII and confidence of the conirIIri-y
am satisfied that this company cannot prosDer
l,iess il has the endorsement and good will oP The
ueople. Let me tel you why We want the good
I'll of your city. It is the second in size in New
england and exceeds the great city of New York
= the number OF passengers 1t gives TO us daily
~ IS second only TO that great city of Boston II
IS ~ close second TO the metropolis in the amount
y freight.
Remember that prosperity has been assassnated.
,nsiness has been sandbagged, and we are in an
srs Of depression and anticipate unfortunate re-
ss,s for the year to Do not think / am
sssossh enough TO think public service CORPORA
~ ike ours Will 90 its business without
srine much for complaint 1t is the desire
q the management that we pass through this
v.-iod Of depression without impairment OF any of
he conditions affecting our employes-in other
WI us in attaining this end by yielding of your
se.yyeniences just little here and Inere. We want
. e make curtailment, If necessary in the places
EEhich can most afford IL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
Dividend Notices

American Sienna Marble Co. list 61s.
Atlantic Avenue r. r. Co., Imp Mtge. so.
Atlantic & Danville Railway Co. I'd Astge. 4.
Barr Lake Land & Improvement Co..
Battery Place Realty Co. I'd Mtge. 5fs.
Bogota City Railway Co. 1st 60.
Branchland Coal Co., list Mtge. so.
Broadway Newport Bridge Co.
Buffalo G. Lockport Railway Co., 1st Mtge.
so.
Cedar River Supply Warrants,
Chattanooga Station Co. list 40.
Chattanooga Iron & Coal Co. 6s.
Chehalis County, Washington, School Dis
trict and 6.
Citizens Water Supply Co, I'd H1tge. 49s.
Clarke County, Washington, Funding.
Clarke County, Washington, School Dis
trict 6.
Confectoners Manufacturing Co, 1st Mtge.
Sc.
Connecticut Railway Lighting Co. 1st
Ref 415G6.
Connecticut Power Co. 1st Mtge SO.
Consolidated Lighting Co, SO s. E.
Consolidated Ohio Coal Co. 1st Mtge. so.
Consolidated Railway & Power Co.
Corning Gas & Elec. Co. go.
Crystal Hygiene Ice Co. SO.
Dawson Railway & Coal Co., LIST Mtge.
Coll. Sc
Dealers Hygiene Ice Co, 1st Mtge. SO.
Des Moines, Iowa, Falls & Northern Ry.
Co, 1st Mtge. Sc.
Development Company Of America, Coll II.
Sc.
East Side Elec. Ry. Co. Of Kansas City, 1st
Mtge. SO.
Ell Paso & Rock Island R. R. Company, LIST
Mtge. SO.
Ell Paso Union Passenger Dep. Co, 1st 5.
Elyria, Grafton & Southern Ry. Co. 90
FindIav Home Telephone Co, 1St 5Se.
Fries Manufacturing & Power Co., LIST D.
Frontier Telephone Co. 1st go.
Globe Navigation Co. list so.
Homer & Cortland Gas Light Co, list 3.
Hutton Company. The 1st Mtge-
HYDE Windlass Go. so.
indianapolis Northern Traction Co., 1st
Mtge. 80.
International Steam Pump Co Sc Debn
Inter Ocean Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
1st Mtge. SO.
International Acheson Graphite Co. LIST o9e
IsbeII Porter Co. Cons so.
King County Washington, Court House,
School Dist. /, 60, %
Kittitas County. Washington, Funding.
Lake Shore Electric Ry. Co, 1st Con- oFs.
Iorain & Cleveland Ry. Co, 1st Mtge 90.
Las Aninas Mining & Milling Co. &c.
Ia Sale Water Works Co. 1st D.
Little Falls Stone Co, LIST 6.
Lowe Manufacturing Co, 1st So
Macon Railway & Light Co. LIST SO
Madison County Gas & Electric Co. 1st 3.
Memphis Warehouse Co, list AItge. 69e-
Nleriden. Southipgton & Compounce Tram
way Co, 1st Mtge. 5fe.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
To Bay State Gas Stockholders:

The courts having passed upon all the out
standing stock of the company and having
cancelled all illegally or improperly issued
stock, and having pronounced all stock now
outstanding to be of one class and of equal
value, the company has decided it best to
have all holders Of stock turn In their old
certificates for new ones. During the coming
week the Philadelphia transfer Office will be
equipped TO issue new certificates IN place of
old ones. Later transfer offices will be opened
In other cities.
THOMAS W. LAWSON,
President.
Boston, December 80. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscrip'ions for inc Irioune
~ ,ece,ved nj their Uptown Office No 1864 Broadway
,.treen ash and 37,h sts until o'clock p NJ AdveT-
,,..ents received the following branch offices at
regular Office rates until o'clock M. viz: 264 sth
ave. e. 23d 155 9th cor 18th ST. sZ East
,ah s z57 West 42d between 7th and sth aves !.
oss West 125th st. 1888 Sd between 10Th and 1Ith
ets 1925 Sd ave. s1st ST. 170s is ave. near ssth
Ct: 1877 East 125th St: fremont s5e 90 ave.
and any American District Telegraph onice.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
FAR EASTERN MAILS DUE.

Announcement was made at the postoffice yes
terday that mails from China, Japan, Hawaii and
The Philippine Islands Of the following dates
reached san Francisco the steamer Manchuria
and were due in New York on Wednesday: Manila,
November 25: Hong Kong. November 30; Shanghai
December 3; Yokohama December II. and Homo
lulu, December q.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office. No. 1864 Broadway
between Both and 37th sts. until o'clock AdveG
tseents received at the following branch Offices at
Office rates until o'clock viz 264 Sth
Esd St; 153 9Th 18th ST. 90 East 14th
ST. 257 West 42d st, between 7th and Sth ayes o63
125th st 1898 Sd ave-, between 10th and 77th
1929 Sd 6st st. 170S 1st Sa.h ST.
I57 East 125th ST. 7Se fremont ave-: $50 d ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
Coupons Due and Payable at
The Trust Company Of America
37-43 Wall Street
On and After January End. 1908
Dividend Notices.
37-43 Wall Stree
On and After January End. 1908

Middleport Gas Electric Co. 1st &C.
NIilledgeville Manufacturing Co, Gent 64.
Milwaukee Office Co.
Montgomery Hotel Co., 1st SO.
Nassau Electric R r. Co., 1st Cons ~.
Mouse River Mills, 1st So.
Newhouse Mines & Shelters, 1st 6s.
New London Gas & Elec Co, LIST Cons. 53.
New York Butchers Dressed Meat Co.. LIST
Niagara Falls Gas & Elec. Co 1st D.
Norfolk Warehouse assn, list 5E-
Northern Texas Traction Co, 1st 6H.
Peckham Manufacturing Co. 1st 6%-
Peoples Gas & Elec Co., 1st SO.
Pneumatic Transit Co., 1st Mtge- SIS.
Port Townsend, City of. Municipal
Publishers Paper Co, LIST Ntge. 6s.
Quincy, Manchester Sargent Co, LIST MtEet
6%.
Racine Gas Light Co.
Rock Island & Frisco Terminal Railway %.
Saskatchewan Mutual Development Co
Schoharie Light & Power Co, 1st 6R.
Seattle. City Of Washington, Municipal
Light.
Seattle. City of, Washington. City jail
Seneca Falls & Waterloo Gas Light o.
1st 5.
Spokane, City of, Washington. Watsr
Works.
Spokane, City Of. Washington, Water
Works: additional and extension
Spokane County, Washington, School Dis
trict 81.
Standard Gas & Electric Co. of Raleigh,
n. c., LIST So
steubenville, Mingo s. Ohio Valley Traction
Co. list 59S-
Sterling Dyeing s. Finishing Company, 1se
Aftge. go
Syracuse Light Power Co, Collateral
Trust 5Te.
Tannersville Water Co. 1st Mtge- SO.
Telluride Power Co., 1st Ntge- So
Union Traction Company of Indians, Genl
SO.
United Box Board Paper Co.. General
Mtge. SO.
United States Finishing Co, Cons So
United States Telephone Co 5fe-
WalIa WaIla. City of, washington Funding.
Western New York Pennsylvania Trac-
ton Co. LIST so.
Wbatcou County washington, Funding
Vhatcom County. Washington, School Dis
frict l.
whitman County, Washington School Dis
trict l.
January 18th, 1908
Gle Elum. Town Of, Washington
Hunter Bros. Paper Co. LIST Mtge- SO.
King County Washington. S D. a.
Sjmnson Securities Co. SO Debn-
United Box Board & Paper Co., Collateral
Trust sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
pusLsNp acapEMYs CHRISTMAS RIDE

The Durlsnd Company Of No. II West esth street
Will hold its twentieth annual Christmas ride at
.he academy this evening It is TO be masquerade
sHsir with ar least seventyve riders in the grand
entry n which float, hitched 30 four horses and
CARRYING the queen and six ether women. will figure
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
TO THE DEPOsTTORs IN THE
kHICkERB0CkER TRUST COMPANY

who have not yet assented to the plan for the re-
sumption CT business:
You are requested to call at the Offices Of the Trust
Company at the Farmers Loan Trust Company
ohaces. at ofce and get a copy the remarks
made by the Court ad1ourning the motion per-
manent receivers TO Saturday. Jan 4th. 1903. Your
position with regard resumption is therein clearly
defined. If thinks that by holding off he will
be paid in full he Will only a portion of his
own account but viii cause hardship and suffering to
others
HINSDuL PARSONS. Chairman.
HERBERT L. SATTERLEE, Counsel.
Committee Room No. Al. 12o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY
DiVtHeu1 No 10

York CITY. Dec 18Th. 1SOl-
The Board of has this day declared a
quarterly dividend of sisfo upon the capital stock
Of this Company payable January End 1905 TO stock
Sodars OF record at of business December 31st
CL1NTON w LuDLOh'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
THE ATCHrsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Texas Central Railroad Company.

A sem-annuaI dividend OF Two and one-haIt per
stock Of this Company has oeen
declared out earnings of the company IaSaoIe
a the Farmers Loan Trust Company on ioth Jan
uary. 1908 .z e.,- -. Ait.
The transfer books the Preferred stock OF dhis
wi closed at on fth January. lsoo'
and reopen 10 a. 18th January, 1908
d. CoMYN MORAN. Assistant Secre'afy-
New York 18th Decemher. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

York December - I"o4-
The Directors Of this COMPANY have 9Taera @ .
in leu of cash dividend for tle SIX
ending December 81 1907 ssoes I,4r a.TiIenr
equal of stock held by each stocEn0o3st
tbA ciosa of the transfer January T. 1905
he fssled TO such stockholder ard after nuaTy @
ions FOR the purpose OF said stock dividend the
transfer books will be closed at II O'Clock noon on
January 4 1905. be reopened at 10 O'CLOCK d H.
Oh '@NA'' H. ' A H CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

,,,,.s, sv Frederic II. Hatch. No 20 Broad stTes'9
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30

Gulf 6 Ship Island Railroad Company
First Mortgage Refunding Terminal $50 Bold Bonds
Coupon No L. due January .. 1905. will be paid at
maturity the Office Of
FISK s ROBINSON, 35 Cedar St, N T.
r. E. POWERS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30

II Battery Place. New York. December 10, 1907.
dividend of ONE PER CENT. Cis1 the pr.
ferred stock of The Union Bag & Paper Company hs
this day been declared payable before Februaz
Is 1905. to stockholders OF record the close
December 81 1901
Books remain OPEN
New-York tribune., 1907-12-30

2e Broadway New York City, December 18th. 1907
The OF Directors have this day declared .
ouarterIv dividend FIVE go PER CENTCM upon
the capital stock. payable January 2nd 1eos. to .
sfockhoders record the closing OF the tranafes
hooks at IL m. on December 2Sth. 1907
The transfer will bs closed frorn December
osh 1907 ar m. until January 9th. 1908. at 10
a M WILLIAM NJ LAWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
REPLIES TQ J. J. HILL.
Governor Cummins Raps Greed Of
Princes of Finance" "
tBy Telegraph to The rrIbuue.l

Des Moines. Iowa. Jan. 17.-Governor Cum
minis in his third inaugural address to-day. re-
piled to the letter to Governor Johnson OF Min
nesota, written by President Hill Of the Great
Northern. Governor Cummins calls Mr. Hill the
king of railway policy and the prophet of rail-
way destiny" and says. in part:
Hill said the remedy was to buy more cars
and build moro tracks but Mr.. Hill did not
publish this communication to state so obvious
a fact The gist of the letter was in the warn
ing that If Congresses and Legislatures did not
cease meddling. proposing TO meddle, with
railway property and railway service. capital
could moi be found TO build needed tracks and
build needed cars. The Llty of it ID Mr.. Hill
really believes what he says, and so do other
princes of finance who have grown fabulously
rich through the mere manipulation or stocks
and bonds.
Mr Hm and Mr. Hartman would not put
dollar into an investment which promised only
a fair interest The men who. in fact, have
their money in railroads are paid q very
moderate interest upon their investment, and
the men who are making the outcry the
men who never invested their honestly earned
dollars in the construction of our transportation
systems.
When you give the investors OF the United
States a fair chance to put their money into
railroads knowing that the amount actually
put in will measure the amount upon which in
terest and dividends are paid and knowing that
the man who has made no investments can have
no profit you will find there will be no difficulty
IN obtaining all the funds required either to
construct new railroads or to increase the track
age OF the old. 1 regret the appeal that you
cannot touch the management OF this public
servant without impairing its efficiency. deny
the implication that while your forefathers had
sense, have none.
Governor Cummins said that he stood for the
election OF United States Senators by the people
Concerning the duty OF the states. he said:
believe with Secretary Root that the failure
on the part Of the various commemorative TO do
their full duty in bringing their legislation into
harmony with existing conditions will neces-
sarIly result in the usurpation OF functions by
the general government
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
BRISBANE TALKS ON LAST ELECTION
Declares Hearst Accepted Murphy's Aid Be-
cause He Could Get Out the Votes.

Arthur Brisbane the guest st meeting OF
Club of the Peoples Institute. held at No s1s
East 18th street last night, at which he answered a
number OF questions concerning the recent stats
election. The meeting did not begin until 10:3O
p n. because OF the delay OF the train which
Mr.. Brisbane arrived in the city from Boston.
Ono OF the first questions asked OF Mr.. Brisbans
was concerning the proposition OF opening the bal
lot boxes containing the ballots In the mayoralty
election in 1906
II believe" said Mr. Brisbane. that there should
be smashing of boxes and that things should
be done in orderly way and according to law.
Smashing the ballot boxes would bs a worse crime
than stufhng them"
When asked why he and Mr.. Hearst had fought
Murphy in 1906 and had then accepted his help In
the recent election Mr.. Brisbane said: In the
first place, Mr.. Hearst had idea OF being the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and when he
was asked to meet MT Belmont and Mr.. Murphy
at a dinner several weeks before the election he
refused.
'yrhe nomination OF Mr. Hearst by the Demo
cratic convention due altogether 10 the dtssen-
sion In Tammany Hail. Mr.. Hearst has not seen
or spoken to Murphy for two years although Mr-
Conners. chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee, begged him 70 20 TO Tanmany Hall; Il
to VOTE and he took Murphy
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

White played q good game and strengthened
the defence. and Strange also played more
effective game In goal. Castlenan and Conway
were the only men On the forward line who
were any match for their checks. Dilaooush
Ess of in his game and did comparatively lit
tie The team seemed unable 20 do any con-
certsd work, the opponents were too fast.
The usual crowd of Crescent rooters was on
hand, and the Glee Club again occupied seats
IN the gallery at the west end OF the rink, the
songs effordlng much entertain ainment to the
crowd. New York supporters were numerous
but not noisy.
Iafiton drew the puck when the whistle
IN turn sent II back 10 Lifflton. and the latter
made the first shot on goal Dolby then blocked
Turner's lift and made excellent try for
goal but Strange made equally fine stop.
The puck was then faced on account Of an off,
side play near the New York goal, and Liff1ton
drew st. passed to Wall, who sent the rubber 10
Shirref and the latter scored the first point
Of the game after about two minutes of play.
Half minute later Kennedy made a pretty
goal from the right side. Kennedy soon made
The third goal for the champions on a pass from
Wall Castleman then followed with of his
zigzag ruzhes down the ice. but mis- shot was
wide and Linton secured the disk, and when
checked near the centre OF the ice made hard
shot which went by Strange for the fourth goal
The Crescent men al this stage began 70 let
I'D In their fast work. and the Mercury Foot
players became active and came dangerously
near scoring on three occasions. Once Turner
landed the puck right at the edge Of the net,
but no New York man to shove Il in.
Dalton finally scored for New York pretty
shot from Castleuan's pass. The half ended
with the score at 10 In favor of the CreEcents.
In the second half the Brooklyn players added
three more goals, while New York was unable TO
score again The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
DAM RESISTS BLASTS.
Ton of Dynamite To Be Detonated
TO iSaUe Property.

springdaIe Penn. Jan 11-H the last at
tempt to be made tomorrow morning to smash
the dam across the Allegheny fails. a diver viii
be hired to plant a ton of dynamite beneath It's
base II Is expected to give way then
Eight blasts OF dynamite were detonsted to-
day, and one moro will be set off In the morn
ing tomorrow as a last hope.
The swirling current already has swept away
ten houses and several large buildings OF a
mirror factory. The water. rushing through
the crevasss broken through the dam last Tues
day is eating its way into the bank at the rate
OF foot an hour. The value OF the buildings
already destroyed is more than $4,000, and II
the stream is not soon diverted enormous prop
erty losses will be sustained BY exploding
dynamite II is hoped 10 cut a clear path for
the swollen stream through the middle of the
dam. The water is now within twenty-five feet
Of the plant OF tho mirror company, valusd at
$500 OnO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
CAUGHT AND LOST BY A SEA WOLF.

Four tugboats went down the bay on Wednesday
morning and loafed outside the Hook until sunset.
II was a dirty day and everybody aboard felt cold
and blue. A strong northwesterly gale kept back
q feet that the tugboat harpies might have
swooped upon and bed to the limit at the rate of
$40 hour.
The men hung around their respective engine
rooms and swapped yarns while the shippers paced
the wheelhouse floor. casting an occasional glance
seward. Eometines phantom craft OF the minds
eye doomed up on the horizon and the skipper in
stinctiysly grabbed his binoculars
AS the sun dropped an ugly sea came up and the
eugboats. after proftless day OF watching, turned
ana headed for the city. They tossed about. each
picking out it's own course but never losing sight
Of the other fellows The four hit the Gedney
tain Bronzo at the wheel. was the extreme
right The Annie Easton on the Timmins's
left and next to her the Fleming, with the
Julia Moran on the extreme left
Moran drop behind, put about and head for the
beach. Within twenty minutes she made fast TO a
new municipal garbage scow that had gone adrift
and washed ashore.
There's salvage money in this, and the city is
glad to pay it," shouted seaman the Moran.
and all hands took extra pains to make the hawsers
fart.
II is said that Captain Bronso. who makes money
fast the propeller turns and never comes
back empty handed from the Hook. turned green
with envy when the Moran hooked the scow and
headed with II for the city. 1t is not known that
Captain Bronco prayed on the way up from the
Hook, but nevertheless the Moran's hawsers
the darkness Even the Timmins, whose skipper.
II is said, see through mile OF fog, could not
find the scow. At daybreak yesterday when Cap
tain Bronze took the Timmins from her pier, he
which slipped through the fingers OF the Moran
WAS brought up by the Easton.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
"PADDY THE PIG" ACTOR.
One Time Ocean TraUeller, for RsUs-
nue Only, to Go ON Stage,

Many a transatlantic traveller who has had 90.
casion TO "st in az little game IN the smoking
the way TO Southampton or Liverpool with
Clarence OBrien, alias Paddy the Pig" and his
partner. c. A Woodward. familiarIy known a.
Big Hawley. viii be surprised 70 learn that these
estimable gentlemen. who in the old days used 20
separate tourists from their money, are about 60
blossom forth in vaudeville O'Bren as the star
and woodward his manager, press agent and
general tactotun-
OrBrfen has been we'll known IN the Tender
loin for the last fifteen It's police station
house, IN West 8Oth street. upon the bIottsr OF
which his mama has often appeared. Eight years
ago he opened a saloon at 56th street and Sixth
avenue, with poolroom above it. Il was raided
frequently by the police that he was forced 10
close up For me last four years no has run an
other saloon IA Sixth avenue O'Brisn Is to get
500 a week TO sing songs and tell stories OF his
past and some others. the story runs. Jim
Thornton the writer Of ballads, has provided three
four effusiOns for Paddy the Pig" which the
latter will sing. IN connection with a raoooloEus
written for him by Woodward
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
RACING 1T NEW ORLEANS.
One FaUor1te Wins-Moasnta;n. the
Jockey, Painfully injured.

New Orleans, Jan. 17.-Long shots held high
carnival at the City Park racetrack to-day, and
Alma Dufour at odds on, was the only winning
ravorite. She won the handicap at one mile
and quarter. when Judge Post. the pacemaker
tired in the stretch.
Inc first race was marred by an accident in
which Mountain. the jockey. was painfully In
Jured Turning for home Anna Day the short
priced favorite. fell and Mountain suffered a
fracture of the right forearm. The injury will
keep him out of the saddle for some time The
summaries follow:
First selling. one mils)-Donna Ins Caennessy)
~ 70 won: orlne 10i Qoyd) IL second: Louise
Lady Charade Limerick Girl Rustiing six Anthony
and Anna Day also ~ '
Second race Selling six furlongsl-Bud Hill, 100 (G.
swain? 70 to J. won: Gargantua Johnson 80 to l.
second; kaissrhof 100 (Lloyd) 10 J. third Time
dl4's Zck Abrams. De ORC. BIuedaie Campaigner
way: Dorfc and Mary Ellen alto ran
= MIRO race ohree furlonss)-Lee Crest. ia o.
ond Brawny Lad Ill CIV. walker) so to l. third Time
GSs SS,s Dad dy KsP6qFs & Hsnqs M9ntsT Frankfort
Convenient. Dorss. Fseds f. NJ. Fry also ran
Fourth race niendlcap: milo 3 quarer)-Aima Du-
& ns as Peter Hs2 Sterling II ana BIS Bow W
Fifth Gnve furlonsslspider Web, 1o7 (rrosler)
. TO i won sagapsnsk 1917 wishsrdl rs to second
enp Ridsely Parsson, El Fail John Adams DOROTHY
M Doc. Kyle. Druien. Lauy. Captain Taylor and Tres
Sixth race (nvs fIronss> Soprano. Io6 CIV. Walker.
IL TO l. won; Psnute 10 q. Daly) Dine
Mock 1o5 lLioyd. 10 l. third. Time, 100 Taunt,
sinbothsm. zsnliss Rose Marion Lady Mas and ouagsa
also
Seventh osv.n furlonss>-J. W. o'EsIi. 1O5 q.