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psHAw! HE DIDN'T HAVE slo,ooo,o 900.
Great River Recluse's Reputed Fortune
Shrank After His Death.

Instead OF having from s20,O0o.0Oo to $3o,0o0oeo.
George c. Taylor. the aged recluse Of Great River
Long Island. had less than s100oo.0oo. as shown
by the statement yesterday os John r. vunk,
transfer tax appraiser. The actual value OF the
estate appraised by Mr.. Vunk. is $92l2S21 81.
Among the debts is included ST. 800 for the funeral
In all there charitable bequests of sI.I7oO0e
which leaves residue of s7s25 sO4 49, according to
Mr., Vunks figures, which deal with debts, be-
quests executors commissions. etc The executors
commissions are reckoned at s2lSG2e 6S.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
COLONEL URiEL L. BOYCE.

Winchester Va, Dec 2s.-A telegram from Staun-
ton. Va. announces the death Of Colonel Uriel L.
Boyce, of Boyce, Va. Colonel Boyce was seventy
nine years old. and was for many years leading
figure in Virginia. Born in Missouri. he served
with distinction IN the Confederate army. Later
he practised law in Winchester and when the Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad projected became its
chief counsel and later the president. until the
line absorbed by the Norfolk & Western.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Philadelphia, Dec. 2e.-John Drew. the actor. is
collecting material during his stay In Philadelphia
with the ultimate purpose of writing history Of
the Drew family. Drew born here. and he
has been consulting Adam EVERY, of the
trustees OF the Forrest Home. who acted with
Mrs. John Drew fifty years ago The Drew family
has been on the stage in America for nearly CEN
turk
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission American Natural His
tory anc the Geological Gardens.
Annual meeting Of the Music Teachers National Ass-
citation, Columbia University. 10 a. m.
Meeting Century Theatre Club Hotel Astor
Meeting Of the Woman's Democratic Club Hoffman
Eouse, afternoon.
Dinner Delta Theta Society. Hotel Manhattan.
D. IN.
of the Washington Heights Taxpayers Associa
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Review 18th Regiment by Brigadier General
Arthur Murray at the arrnory. Sumner Putnam
avenues Brooklyn $50 p. m.
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MRS. ESTELLE CoNDtT KINNEY,

Mrs. Estelle Condit Kinney, widow of Thomas T.
Kinney. newspaper publisher OF Newark. died at
her home. No. 1852 Broad street, that city. at IL
o'clock last night. Mrs Kinney was identified
actively with many charities. She related by
marriage TO Bishop poane. of Albany. Four chill
dren. William B. Kinney, Mrs w. Campbell Clark,
Mrs Carroll +. Bassett and Mrs. Frederick T. Fre-
linghuysen, survive her. Mrs. Kinney the last
of three sisters TO die within nine weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
JEAN JOSEPH CORNEIY.
Paris Dec. 2s.-The death is announced of Jean
Joseph Corneiy, the journalist and author.

NJ. Cornely was educated for the medical pro-
fesson. but became a schoolmaster He served In
the Franco-Prussian war volunteer, and at its
close made subeditor of THE Journal Official"
He the original staff OF the Figaro"
Mr.. Cornely for many years ardent de-
fender of the monarchist principles. When the
Dreyfus came up he left the monarchist
.'Cialcis'' and returned TO the Figaro" He later
became leader writer of the Steele" and for many
years contributed stories TO THE New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
MUSICAL PERFORMANCE POSTPONED.

Charles Frohman announced yesterday that the
first performance of his musical piece. Miss
Hook of Holland" would take place at the Cri-
terion Theatre next Tuesday night, instead OF Mon
day night. as had been advertised The postpone
ment has aroused curiosity about that piece. and
II is likely there will be enthusiastic gathering
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
VETERAN NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD.

Chicago Dec. 2s.--Albert G.. Beaunisne. assistant
to the publisher or 'The Chicago Daily News"
died suddenly to-day. Mr. Reaunsne, who
well known newspaper man. had been connected
with THE Daily News since 1879.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and acknowledgements, Dec 20
A baroneric depression great magnitude Is
in North Dakota, moving eastward in the of
area Of high pressure which parallels the Atlantic
Coast This depression has caused a marked rise in
temperature over Mississippi and Missouri valleys
amounting in much 25
las hours No rain OF consequence
faIfs except Pacific Coast states and the plateau
region west Rocky Mountains. This depression
wifi move eastward during the next forty-eight hours
and cause q temporary warm wave in the Ohio Valley
and Coast districts, beginning Friday. and
viii be followed Saturday Sunday by seasonablo
Pain ts probable Friday in the Valley lake
and possibly lower Mississippi Valley On
Saturday rain is probable Atlantic Coast states
colder weather is indicated for the Northwest
wi the New England emo Middle Atlantic
coasts fresh southeast increasing along the
south Atlantic light fresh south: along tho Gulf
coast fresh southeast 20 south ~,
stear,ers departing Friday for European ports VII
,ay. light variable winds becoming southwest, and far
weather the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localites.-For New England.
f.,r and rain night or Saturday morn
fur- variable wfndg. becoming fresh southeast
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. fair to-day. Followed py TAIN TO
night or SATURDAY; warmer; fresh southwest "inos' N
Eor The District Of Columbia Maryland fair and
warmer to-day partly cloudy Saturday; fresh south
"inos eser, Pennsylvania to-day: fair and colder
W Western New York rain and warmer to
~rov nurrfes colder Saturday; increasing sotn
winds shifting TO west Tonight
rn~a, O0Scial Reeord.-The following Official record
-, .b. Weather Bureau shows the changes In tho
,rr. for the last twenty-four hours In comparison
,,h ,,, corresponding date OF last year:
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EI.MONT-Gordon Abbott, Boston GOTHAM
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich Rhode Island IN
PERIAL~-F. c. Pingree, Detroit. MANHATTAN
A. Agassiz Cambridge. Mass MAJESIlC,,A, ,,. T.
Thorne Detroit. PRINCE GEORGE-Jonn 7. Nc
Coy Washington. PLAAzA-Chauncey w Martyr
Chicago SAVOY-A- Dix Albany. WASDoRF-
ASTORIA-F. II. Gof. Cleveland ST. REGIS
Peyciysl Roberts. Philadelphias
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CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS TO MEET.

Albany, Dec. 26-Representstives OF the charity
organizations of New York City have written tn
the State Board of Charities requesting that # be
represented at a meeting to be held in New York
tomorrow for the purpose OF taking measures 70
bring about needed relief for the poor Secretary
Hill may attend
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
Or. COLEMAN SELLERS Ill

Philadelphia. Dec. 26.-Dr. Coleman Sellers the
noted engineer. who was Instrumental I'm the alop-
ton OF the form of equipment used by power plants
Niagara Falls is seriously iii his home In this
city. Dr. Sellers who is in his eishty-rst year in
suffering from general breakdown.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
GOV. HUGHES HAS NEARLY RECOVERED.

Albany Dec Ex-Governor Hughes. who has been
at the executive mansion for several days. suffer-
ing from an attack of the grip. reported to-day
q. ,,,ch inooroyed The Governor may take up his
auties at the executive chamber, tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

LORD JERSEYS HEIR LUCh1 MAN
Two new members have just been elected to the
English Jockey Club. namely, Lord Hchester, no"
the head Of the historic House of Fox and the
owner OF Holland House. and Lord Nfhiers- Inc
latter is the eldest son and heir Of Lord Jersey
ana will on his fathers death inherit the latter
rcssession and control Of Child's Bank, al NO L
Fleet street. which faces what was once Ierhpie
Bar the western boundary and former entrance
gate 20 the city of London Lord NiiileTs may
he indeed regarded a favorite of fortune. For
his racing stable of which Conroy III has been
the bright particular star. has been most success
full during the last two or three years. maintain
ing in the most brilliant fashion the fame
achieved by his ancestors. the fourth. fifth and
sixth earis Of Jersey. the English turf; while
about winters ago he managed TO win sum
Of $eG,00 at Monte Carlo at the tables and, what
is more. to bring the entire amount back to Eng
land intact, much the disnasy Of the Bonaparte-
Radxiwili-Blaac management of the Casino.
Lord Jersey. his father who is frequent and
welcome visitor this SIDE Of the Atlantic Is
indebted for his lucrative ownership of the famous
hilds Bank TO the fact that OF his ancestors.
the tenth Lord weStmoreland. made runaway
rrz.ch and Gretna Green marriage with Sarah.
the only daughter of Robert Child the banker
The latter, the last representative in the male
line of the House Of Child entertaining Lord
westnoreIsnd evening at dinner when the lat
ter remarked TO him. If you were in love with
girl Child and her mother would not iet you
marry her. what wonid you DOR
Dor Why, away with her, OF oourse!"
vas the bankers nash reply
Lord weamoraland acted upon hi. advice and
went OF on the following day with Miss Sarah
Child in orthodox fashion. by postchase to Gretna
Green, hotay pursued by the banker whose prog
ress however, arrested by Lord West1nore-
lands shooting one Of his horses just as he WAS
catching up with the fugitive couple. Having in
his rage sworn dsinherit his Grant daughter,
Child, who great character, would not break
the letter OF his VOW bat modified its spirit by
leaving his bank and all his vast property to his
grar.ichiId, the eldest daughter OF Lord and Lady
westrnoreasld, the condition that she should be
cilristened Sarah and should take his OF
Child. He was found dead, drowned in the lake
at osteriy Park, though whether he committed
suicide in a state OF dependency or fell IN by
accident remains a mystery TO this day. When the
grandchild of Lord wesfmoreland grew she
married the fifth Lord Jersey, and, until her death,
in 1857. ruled Ch.ids Bank as head partner. much
IN the way that the late Lady Burdett
Coutts managed and controlled Coutts's Bank,
where tke private account OF King Edward Is kept
Many curious customs sti maintained under
its roof rule OF Childs Bank is that one partner
should slwayr sleep the premises and should be
constantly duty. keeping ofiicership," it is
termed Another quaint relic Of past days is the
habit Of calling the front of the bank the shop
and the rear premises "the counting house.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
unex WILKINS FREEMAN GOES HOME.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
postop Dec 2S-Mrs. Mary Wilkins Freeman
A., autbor who was reported seriously i'll. left
pndolpb Mass two days ago for her home in
as.tucben N J. Her physicians said that she was
in pretty good condition. though not fully recov-
cred.
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.enpcrature yesterday. 4S degrees lowest oo'
ars.s az: average corresponding date o.. ias
90, average for corresponding date OF iast 'i'i'
Tai Forecxst-Fair to-day followed 2. raam vins.
~ tor.orrcw: SATURDAY wesUT; frash soataAs' "1s'
iuersaapG.
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
coUNrEssEs WHO RULED SOCIETY

Sarah. Countess Of Jersey was an extraordinary
woman who governed English society as well as her
bs1lk for more than half century with an auto
cratic sway, anc altogether international
henTe, crowned head. prince of the blood or
statesman visiting England without calling upon
her at once upon his arrival Ia London. Her hus-
hands mother Frances Countess OF Jersey, stood
particularly high the good graces OF George ",
and creevy. in his Memoirs" relates that on her
Death her executor, Lord Clarendon. sent for her
son. tie 9Th LerJ jersey. and told him that In
- sxsEsas ef his liacretion - hsr executor he
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii he
republished ia the TrWeekly Tribune without extro
charge.
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ANDARIEsE-At Bath. England. December i2. Char
Kots Andariese. wife OF Charles H Andariess.
Interrnent Bath
AcssLEY-on December p. at Concord Mass. in her
Sarah Ripley AnsIey, sister OF the late Rev
Samuel n. Haskins and mother OK Srs James David
SON. Funeral services at st. Marys Church. Ciasson
and wioughby aves.. Brooklyn. Friday, December a.
3
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inst. Gsrtruce Sarah. wife OF Frank Waiiace Arnold
daughter Of the late william l. French OF Buffalo.
NJ Y in her 36th year. Funeral Saturday. 18th
inst at $3.50 p. Kindly omit flowers.
RAu,EY-At her residence. No. 50 West 9th
December 30, Eliza ThUrstcn Bailey,
IN thc sea ysaE oS haz aga Nottcs q fuua h9uAftG.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

uEMENWAY-HINTON-On Tuesday December "A AZ
Trinity Chapel. by the Rev Dr. William II yibberr
MyleS Hemenway McVfckar dau~h
ter OF the John H. Hinton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Reid.
DR., Colyin S. Carter.
Martin Van Buren.
"A. K. Wilcox.
lW. II. ElWbs0s
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

CressTnar. William H.
Dutton, Mary E.
Gumsrsell, Charlotte NJ
Kinney, Esteile c.
Laurino. Mary.
Nichols. Caroline r.
Ruggles. Horace II.
Smith. Ella d
Smith. S. Newton
Stedman. Ernest c.
Sutphen, Hyacinth A
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

A,nonE.the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
BAI,rIc. FOR LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Warren, r. T.. Dec 26-Rear Admiral Charles w.
Abbott {retred). died tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Professor A. AEassiz.
r. A. Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Keppei-
Charles f. Meigs.
II. and Nrs. J. H Oliver.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Andariese. Charlotte X
Aasiey, Sarah r.
Arnold. Gertrude s.
Bailey. Eliza 7.
Birney. Mary.
Carrick. Mary A.
Clark. Louis Fl.
Coan, John.
Cooper. Charles X
Cory. Helen G. o
Coeier, Elizabeth L. B.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
Shortage Of Eggs.

W. Glafke member of the governors Of the Portland
cuo has put before the club intensely interesting
on the poultry and business general circulation through
"e e one hundred carloads shipped
curing the pas: five months would the
per car Oregon supply
ouc geese and chickens but four present produc
on would ma ready home market while we might multiply
Ten ana still the prices would pay as any product grown
either on the farm the orchard
oui'ry and eggs will be another wealth to
county after the railroad completed At ranches raise
Tor the local market but comparatively ng ad
expense the output be many fold 1t doubtless
o when commission houses give an unlimited Market
ch hey can do when shipping facilities give them access city
markets o. ~ ~ -
Inc foand Commercial clubs weekly bulletin says
the East demanding showing views of
Inc lecturers Will have only the they
views OF the walowa valley and adjacent mountains
W ete scenery mountains waterfalls
oni'eu states 1t is well named the Switzerland Of America
ana nifty bushels OF wheat to the land selling
W oo an acre must sound good" back
are ha to death when they to 20 bushels
acre on their 500 land
e 10 ne country where years crops pays for land
mat has been done Wowa county in this Of our Lord 1907
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
EDITORIAL PAGE
Reasons For County Seat Removal.

In pathetic almost heart-rendng appeal Joseph and Lone
citizens put their John Hancoks the county election petition
which has only little half enough after
weeks and weeks of Wawa Sun gives
tsonderul why Joseph and Losne residents particular
and others in general should sign
Is because Waowa central location than Enterprise?
Oh mol Enterprise while the geographical
county, is far to it than Walowa
Is because Waowa easier Of majority people
than Enterpe Oh mol Theeourhs people reach
Enterprise by better roads and than any The
county has recently appropriated thousands dollars make possible
roads Waowa and greater than the the high
school building will be spent before certain districts close Waowa
reach that town grades lead Enterprise all
directions.
Is because house would be built cheapy
in Walowa than Enterpse2 Oh would practically
no difference in the
Would there decrease county expenses any
that the tax burdens wouldbe less? Oh mol The would
all probability be heavier the cost moving the
Offices and victory for Walowa would county
wholly devoted to Waowa interests would also probably
much expensive house than any
be elected would build in Enterprise Also having whip hand
Waowa would need to put up no bonus SITE while Enterprise
already has bona fde $4,000 offer up half enough pay
frsclass county building and the offer county clerks
Office
Now if the Jonas county "gh not based on any of the
foregoing which surely the only appeal
residents of the county outside of the the
of sense you ask what r his reasonsP
We going tell you and if you think they are so
ridiculous and improbable that msquoe you get copy of last
weeks Sun and convince yourself
First: Kill Enterprise
the souh half the valley which will be good forosep Maybe
Third: Revenge Joseph is supposed (by the Sum
heart black with hate of Enterprise because exists
Fourth Enterprise gone Lostne will gain Alder Slope trade
Noce Joseph has already given benefit of no Enter
PRISE which Alder Slope trade and he also gives
Losne little thing like that is easy ogan like Mr. Jonas)
Fifth Waowa being built up big and strong helps Losn
Two can't flourish the the Waowa
and Prairie creek Valleys but in the flourish all the
tetter because there
Sixth Because the people voted for county high school,
of WalIo
north country and Alder Slope man asking
for bids from all the towns located the high school Enterprise e
cause the people here put the most and thereby
cost to the taxpayers the county.)
Eighth: Because this county court in WISDOM or its
folly you regard the courage convictions know
ing it was signing its political death warrant added
to the levy off the county debt,
Now honest those the advanced
needd2 every dintere INTEL
igent
Does the editor farmers votes will decide
the question: fools.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
w. j. FUNK K GO.
ENTERPRISE, OREGON

hills extending miles this town. on Trout or
Crow creek at Chico the But Zumwa on the Chesnmnus
many the Leap and the Whisky sections; and
the north country practically all of the farm
ers Alder Sopea the foregoing have better roads
easier grade Enterprise than any trading point and who
now benefit by the competition the Enterprise mills and tbe n
prise merchants-we ask you isn't it truly splendid thing
Brother Jonas and few others Enterprise
the map?
Poor Enterprse
But say isn't pretty big job SO versatile man and
great logician as Mr.. Jonas?
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
Let Oar Light Shine.

number of extra copies the purchased and
sent East by local subscribers last week Thee
valley of the will to
seekers said who six copies Nebraska and Iowa friends
This weeks News Record with the high school and the
glorious OF rushing the building of the good SET
tier bnger Quite number copies have already
that but extra number have been will be
upon request The price copies cents
sent address in the United States
extra charge for postage.
The NewsRecod will endavo to have something this
winter that reaches the anywhere looking
oee LOCATION ne will investigate the resources of and opportunities
in Waowa county An additional supply papers will be printed
each week. many OF which will be sent distant points the pub
Usher but plenty kept hand wish to aid in the
OF upbuilding our county
Further announcement along this line will be soon as
certain plans of the paper matured.