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New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
FORGERS HERE, TOO
T'hr71iing Business Done an Counter
feitiag the Old Masters.

IN, =, z,-,, of ,,roducing so-caIled old masters.
which are foisted upon the public py uhsc'
dealers and against which Tor the fiote-'O-- y -
puhlic William Ordway Partridge. the scuiptoi'
1,,,,osas to have 2 bill passed making the Forging
a. an artists name after his death CRIME Is hot
confined 10 London and the Continent, out ulIi'eS
in New York, ST Louis and Chicago, Nnefe 'Aou-
SANDS of fake pictures are turned out ANNUALLY
and sold as originals, according to Charles T.
s-ook,nan He said yesterday In his studio in the
IsoIben Studio Building. No lac West 10Th street.
This industry, so prevalent abroad for years is
growing rapidly in New York and other American
cities and while such a law as is proposed Oy NT.
Partridge may not prevent the forgeries or Old
masters abroad, it may be possible TO punish the
men here who employ skilfEl artists TO copy old
masters and sell the copies as originals have
been approached by these men, and so nave many
artists Of established reputation here and in St
Louis and Chicago. with offers 10 make these
forgeries-
Most OF tie artists who willing to do this
work the younger men, just out Of the schools
who have great technical ability and take 1t
up 10 make q start other artists who do this
woTh have failed 10 win popular recognition IN
their profession and feel driven TO II last
resort. Some OF the signatures on these fake
canvases are painted closely TO resemble the
names Of the artists whose pictures they are in
tended 10 represent In other instances liberal
copies arc made of both signatures and pictures
Both old masters and modern paintings are freely
copied in this city. and are sold as originals 10
ignorant buyers. The works OF corot, Daubigny,
Rousseau and Diaz greatly in favor among
the forgers. who are able TO make wonderfully
clever copies Of their pictures
Certainly something should be and can be done
to protect the public against this industry A
man may make 4 copy OF picture and sell It 10
g dealer as a COPY. which thing; but when
the dealer sells original. that is another
Ia the Urfzi Gallery, in Florence and In the
Louvre copies Of old masters are constantly oelns
made. but are sold for what they really are.
This industry is growing in New hork ana
other cities as the patrols Of art are increasing
Zen men making collections today "here olle
raade collection ten years ago. / ShouId laNoF
,b, arnoIrtrneflt Of salaried commission. COM
nsed of directors and curstors Of art institutions
whose judgment should be accepted as final as
n whether q painting dispute is an original OF
. ,o,,r law could make liable 10 fine and i'm
trisoument any man who brings into TINS coull-
trv = fake picture and sells it as an original a
dealer who could show that he had acted IN sooa
filth in selling a copy as an oflslldi "oU4N i'
,,f course b punished
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
TUINS SO YEARS OLD.
Long Island Brothers Ittubutf
LongeUity to Total abstinence.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Babxlon Long Island, Dec. &--N'ilham ana
Samuel Muncy well known residents Of TINS sec
ton who are said to be the Oldest Twins
IN the state, to-day celebrated their eishty-nin'i
birthday Both are in good health with Inc eAoep
tion of failing eyesight. They were born mere anu
ara descendants of a well known Revolutionary
family whose name appears on the colonial muster
roll. 49,
Roth have followed the bay for a llVeIihooo lot
the past three-quarters Of century, anu oaiiiuo
nTuncv daily takes part in the fishing that Is car
ried on bv the family, assisting in hauling mo
nets and is still able to do strong man "orh-
Both have always been total abstainers from lile
use Of fntoxicants and have been conspicuous ns-
ures in every temperance movement
,rL- c.st ,heir first vote for william Henry
Harrison for President. Both widowers, ana
each is tho father of large family Nllham
N,,ncv is the Oldest member Of the Presbyterian
Church while Samuel Muncy is one OF the Oldest
members Of the Methodist.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
APPETITE LARGER THAN HIS PURSE.
Artist Just Had to Have Cab Ride and Big
Christmas Dinner, Although Minus Funds.

After ordering. eating and enjoying a sumptu-
Gus Christmas dinner at Rectors restaurant
last night August Bonoit. of No 2o@ Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn, unable to pay the check
of ST. and after being arrested by Patroinan
Fels of the West 41th street station, was taken
to the night court. where he was arraigned on
the double charge Of defrauding the restaurant
and also cabman. Seward Meltzer' or NO OH
West 41th street
Magistrate Finn held Ronoit in bail Of $500.
rer7arkine at the same time: II don't mind
Won 6efrardins Rector'S, because l think they
can stand a little loss. but l am going TO punish
YOU for defra uding this cabman." Ronoit says
he is a nephew of Chief Lambert Of the Mont
real (Caneda) police
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
THE HOLIDAY IN NEW ENGLAND.
Weather Conditions Reminder of Spring
Thousands of Destitute Persons Fed.

Boston. Dec. 25.-Christmas In New England was
a green one. The ground. except in the Northern
Maine and New Hampshire woods. beTeft of
snow while the day itself almost like one left
over from Indian summer. or brought on from
next spring Similar conditions obtained two years
ago. With such unusual weather. the customary
Christmas sports such skating. ice hockey
coas+ipv and similar smusernents impossible
Through the efforts of the Salvation Army ana
other charitable organizations thousands OF desti-
tute persons enjoyed good dinners for the first te
I'm months and many children who never before
knew the meaning of Christmas were nade slao
with small gifts
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
SMALLER SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 25.-Flour shipments from Min
neapols for 1907 will fall short Of the total shipped
during 1906 by nearly one million barrels.
This decrease apparently has not been entirely
due TO the financial furry. as the figures for each
month show that only in three months have the
shipments for 1891 exceeded those for the same
months in 1906.
Tho number Of barrels Of -four shipped from Min
respolis so far this year 13 s25 SO. while for
corresnondng period in 1905 there shipped
1A5z3123 q decrease of 7i7,748 barrels.
In November this year the greatest falling oft
&c shown with shipments of 07. barrels against
i3ls64s a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
RUMANIkNS AND HUNGARiANS FIGHT.

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. 25-In race riot at
Martins Ferry Ohio, across the river from
Wheeling to-day, Stephen Cercoes. Rou-
manian struck John Duhl, Hungarian. on the
head with a stone, killing him instantly. Ger
Goes. who was arrested, pleads self-defence
The Hungarian-American societies of Martins
Ferry and surrounding country were holding
a celebration and because a Rumanian gypsy
vionst played for the Hungarians in a saloon
a general fight started, the old-time feud be-
tween the two nationalities being the real cause.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
TURKEYLESS DINNER AND TRAGEDY
Boarding House Keeper Resents Criticism
of Fare and is Shot to Death.

Pottsville Penn. Dec. 25.-Stanislaus Cofeash.
a boarding house keeper, was shot and killed
here to-day by Frank Cashmere, following
trivial quarrel at the dinner tab!c
Cashmere, who was a boarder. complained
because Coteash had not provided a turkey Tor
the Christmas dinner. Coteash, according 10
witnesses, arose from the table In rage
rushed to the side of the room and seized a
shotgun with which he shot Cashmere Ihe
charge went wide and Cashmere fed upstairs
where he got his own gun AS Coteash was
mounting the stairs Cashmere shot him, the
charge causing death in g. short time
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
MORAN AND LAWSON WIN CYCLE RACE

Boston Dec 25.-The twenty-four hour bicycle
race which began last evening at the Park Square
Rink was won tonight by the team consisting or
T. F. Moran. of Chelsea, and lver Lawson, of Salt
Lake CITY They covered A6l miles laps Patrick
logan of Boston and w. S. Mitten. of Davenport
Iowa were tied with Moran and his partner for
first pIace at the conclusion Of the race, but were
defeated in the run-off.
Three teams tied for third place, but after
q snrint the place went to Floyd krebs, of New
ark N j. and Hugh Mclean, of Chelsea. The
BedeH brothers. of Long Island City, were fourth;
Charles Sherwood, Of New YORK. ana George whey.
of Syracuse fifth; n NJ. Anderson, OF Denmark.
and e Ruppieke Belgium. sixth, and A w.
HoIbrook of Boston. and Joseph Halligan of
Montreal, seventh
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
OFF FOR MEXICO TO-DAY.

A private car chartered by John W. Dekay VIII
leave here to-day over the New York Central with
about twenty Englishmen and Americans bound
for Mexico City The object OF the trip Is
to be present at the opening, under the auspices OF
President Diaz, of the great packing business of
the Mexican National Packing Company. Among
the guests of Mr.. Dekay will be Mr.. and Mrs. W.
CopeI Slaughter. Spencer Chapman. D. H. T. Pep
loe EdIstace Fiennes, member of Parliament; MIR.
and Mrs Campbell T. Ogilvie Mr.. and Mrs L. H
De Friese all of London; Hiram r. Steele F. E
Humphrey Miss Winlfred Wiseman. T. Il Scott
and Edward Payson Call. of this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED BY al" TRAIN.

An unidentified man, apparently about thirty
five years of age. killed shortly before IL
o'clock last night by a southbound Ninth avenue
Il" train at the Houston street station. Accord
ing TO the station agent George Sheridan, the man
fell from the platform just as a fve-car train
came in Martin Bigger, of No. 1142 fremont
street, The Bronx, the motorman. and Fred ].
kohler the conductor, of No 277 West 117th street.
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
sNsTCHED FROM DEATH III MACHINE.
Williamsburg Bakers Cries Brought Help
when Metal Nav Was Devourlng Him.

While at work last night near steam ooush
-57ir- machine in the Doscher cofnpanys bakery
Graham avenue and Powers street. NillIan1spurg,
Joseph Freitag a baker, lost his balance ana hao
II not been for the timely help Of fellow "orhIneh
would have been ground UP in the machile
F-eitag was being slowly dragged into the ma
r,,ine when his cries brought other worlTnen and
the machinery was stopped. His right arm ana
hand were badly mengled and one rib was tract
1red Dr. Riley, Of ST GATHERINGS Hospital. at
tended him. and he afterward sent to his nome
No SIS Fulton street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
NEGROES QUIT OKLAHOMA TOWN.

Iuskogee, Okla, Dec. 25.-Negroes rapidly
leaving Henrietta, where the lynching of James
Garden, a negro occurred yesterday, following the
murder of Albert Bates a white business
The negroes ordered TO leave town within
forty-eght hours. A second attack made
Jail early this morning by a mob of citizens
who sought one-eyed negro named .'Bill' Smith.
charged with melting Garden to commit the crime
Sheriff Robertson, however. took the Ok
mulgee.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
GIVES WINDOW IN FATHERS MEMORY

4 memorial window presented by Richard Lath-
jr. in memory of his father. the late Colonel
Richard Lathers. unveiled in Trinity Episcopal
Church, New Rochelle. yesterday morning. The
service was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Charles F.
Canedy the rector. The subject OF the window is
the Nativity. Colonel Lathers was for many years
senior warden Of Trinity parish.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
KILLED TRIMMING CHRISTMAS TREE.

PottsviIIe Penn, Dec 25--Harry Morren' oi - -.
kew Run a small mining settlement was snOt - -
killed while trimming Christmas tree IA ..- i'0
carly TODAY by Fred Taylor, a fellow fnhei-
TavIor had been visiting at Morrelfs home' oN'
was asked to leave the house. after a quarre-
He went home according TO the inforrnauoh 50
cured by the police authorities. and, securins .
rife. returned to MorreHs house. Ia'ioi'
said shot through the window, mOrtally woundins
MorreIl who died within hour. Taylor fed af'sf
the shooting and has not been captured
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
THROW STONES At TRAIN.
Windosos Broken IN Cars by Boys
at Ne7o Rochelle.

The Al eastbound train on the New forh'
New Haven 6, Hartford Railroad was s'oieu
1v a gang OF youths as it was running iio4--
New Rochelle towards Larchnont Ses'eue'
afternoon. There were dozen posS HI
stoning party. Eight windows were
When the tran stopped at Larchmont woro was
telesraphed to New Rochelle, and the poiAOe
searched for the gang. but failed to find any OF
them, Several passengers in the train were hlt'
but no one was badly hurt.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
COLONEL FOWLER IN CHICAGO TO-DAY

Henry NJ Clapp, Special Deputy Appraiser of the
Port announced yesterday that Colonel Edward s.
Fowler the new Collector Of the Port, would take
the oath of office this morning before United States
commissioner Shields, In the Federal Building. ana
would formally take charge of the Collectors office
at noon
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
ORANGE, N. j., BUILDER A SUICIDE.

East Orange, Dec. 25.-John W. Hughes. a builder
and real estate operator. committed suicide here
tonight by shooting himself in the head in the Gel
lar of an unfinished schoohouse in Central avenue.
A wife and daughter survive him.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
COL. BOB EQUALS WORLDS RECORD.

Los Angeles Dec. 25.-Running on a perfect track.
Colonel Bob, a two-year-old owned by Edward
Alvey. six furlongs IN III 80. equalfnS the
vorlds record Colonel Bob was a 8 to 10 favorte.
Ills victory was an easy one. Old Timer, another
two-year-old eauaIed the Pacific Coast record by
going a male iu 13l %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
SHOOTS NEGRO sUMMARILY.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]


Tauna Fla Dec. &-Deputy Sheriff ". c.
Deas shot and killed Charles Strong, a negro, late
this afternoon. Strong was standing in front OF
Police Headquarters when tie deputy sheriff drove
I'm Strong threatened To shoot Deas, who drew
,s revo,yer and fred three bullets into the negros
body.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
SENDS TURKEYS TO SYCAMORE HILL.

Oyster Bay Long Island. Dec 25--The employees
at Sycamore H aot forgotten to-day, ans
every one OF them. from Superintendent Moan sea
man down had turkey dinner Each one receive"
plump bird yesterday. with Christmas g. ee'-
ing from President and Mrs Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
TWO DEAD IN CHRISTMAS FIRE.

North Dover. Ohio, Dec 2S.-Two persons "eio
burned TO death and a third fatally hurt IN
fire which destroyed the general store and apart
ment house of j. b Currier carly to-day Ihe
dead are Michael Veltrie. aged fifty, who hved
over the store. and Joseph. his son. aged thirteen
Mrs Veltrie Jumped from a ladder and was inter-
naIly injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26

Chicago Dec. 25-The Burton Building. No I'll
to 81 Van Buren street. was damaged by ire TO-
day. The structure was occupied by number o'
small ma nufacturing plants. The total loss is es-
timated at $4,000.
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Incrfcnnung t ii N0miroI
QopiS.

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tcrbolie lullroe Die 2lffoirc oeS Sou.
perncurS S%mcttenbam BON ,Son1oico
mo oeS nmerifoniiden Meur Nonlis
rails QopiS bci'm &ingitoncr Gr6bc.
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&c Our6 Den liberation ~ltnioniItcn
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ocutctc ciuc bohber5igc Inerfenmun1
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nilhcn NOnirolS.
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itcllt, pb cS iid) nit intcrnationolent
Hc6t mno intcrnotionnlcr Gillette
Dcrcinborc, Bob Elm ollSlGtoiId)cr No-
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llcllr0 cine belpaifl1cte Wtuht in elmer
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redttdt."
Sobonn frogte Collins, oh niht Die
I6atldhc beiteben bletbe, ooB gegen
Den WiQen 0eS 0ornerneurs beiuaif-
nete Iruppen gelanoet moroett ma
rem ohne 0nB cine 8erunlaIlultg 90.
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5ert jum Better Der e~rfranften uno
periuunocten arieger oeS iiiooitoiri.
fanii6en 6elbdnseS in Ser Ausitel'
~hrtQs6oIlc i'm 3oologiihen @orten
in Berlin itottiuno, hat eiueu 9ieirt
crtrng ppn 1890 Worf eebradt.
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@uffau in SbGttafcit.

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Sen miroc jeoof feiner periiriaft.
Iie Siiel afutan liest nuf Ser Sobe
Scr Mlasfa : Solbiniel.
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6Dbert Wcllmer'S
mntort.m r.NoUe.H

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Ind lINll.

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sic S6ncij feline oiplomotiihe Ser
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Srieph smi.,narria Gntf.

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