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New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
OVERCOATS, sATIN=LINED. s25OO
,sas,s.. ,ssss..1.

s~-aasSu VII tahe the trouble to mail postal
reens 10 remit 20 receipt OF copv ana
scI1cient number OF such
puoILc interest We will publish dramatic under
souhd history and the true Keens's 4oO ooo
9iaIe 90 = pool. the long fight between him ard
IlaIrInlan the conspiracy Keene and how he
s4urInsd out his connection with Lawson in a cam
PaLsI Tor revenge. and the final triumph OF Morgan
anu heene over Hartman. showing wherein CerTsi,
Dig interests conspred to bring he 1907 panic
AS 70 our Daily Letters, certain tipping
may plo" ana buster and claim all. bur
teres not been letter the Street TO our kuouI-
edge as good as ours during the past SIX weeks Ne
don't pretend TO forecast what every stock will do
every day, and there periods when we mat.
serious mistakes. but we doing auv
sonaoe person can expect We forecasted
or U P from I2O. Reading Ice, b r r &c
ana stated that when o P crossed 120 3. r 7
got near AZ. declining tendency would follow for
several days The past week advfces hare been
as follows: Monday. 4 P. M-"Thers 8 no occasion
FOR bearfshress Stocks almost low enough
Buy b r T. Ice and active railway setbacks.'
Tuesday. p M-"Ignore bear tips Anal: Il is
better buy than sale Hold B r. TT and similar
stocks purchase weak spots. The next turn
Will be upward" Wednesday, 4 P N-"The tendency
IS toward a higher level" Thursday P Me fs a
trading market but people feel bearish, tn.
chances favor higher prices, b r T.. Rds. Q. P,
Terms Daily Letter. S. per month IN to-day,s
letter stocks below so. OF which
surely double IN price. and the other viii do
IN the event OF certain legislation.
A. n. RIDGELY. 20 BROAD ST, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SAYS RoMER's SLAYER CONFESSED.
Philadelphia Police Say Mystery of Orange
Nj. Murder Is Now Cleared.
rRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l

philadelphia. Dec 21-The murder OF Freoerlch
7 Rorner in Orange \. J. on DeceIlDei 10
cleared IN by Captain Of Detectives Dona8hy ia'e
= ,,;,,b, when George Wilson. who had been ar
-esfea in this city. made a confession "ilso'''
who had previously made partial coIlessloii wac
.,,oseted with Captain Donaghy all this afternoon
- be, the negro was sent down TO supper no
aa+.,1s had been obtained from him Tonight
rovrever. he made the confession. in which ne put
I'D the plea of self-defence-
&C he had gone to the Park Hotel IN Orange
-. . certain ROOM according to Captain Dona-
sbv Frightened from that room he ran lillo an
other which was RoIners lie hio LII li7 80. .,,o
"a hoard Rouaer enter Romer even opeieo 'i'o
cIoeet door to get his nightshirt but dls not ulS
oove- the intruder. When he thought hoine' hsu
faIIen asleep the negro said he opened 'e oooi =,
s,,,, shoe buttoner which he found in the closet
80 hoard him and when he opened the door ne
..,d he bas revolver thrust into his face. Ihree
.,-,es the weapon clicked, but 1t was e'iuei'is ~
o,rt,- The prisoner said he grabbed 'he weapon
~ - and in the struggle he heat Romer 10
death.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
THIEVES WORK NEAR sLEUTHS' LAIR

o-,,,rp 70 the prevalence Of ourgiarles anu
lies in the upper part of the CITY tie so VI
,1.o..,ye Bureau was established at NO 'O0
80 .,ee+ a short time ago. Yesterday mornhis
Iz''n -. are h,,rSlaries took place within a
r.a,us Of .our blocks Of the bureau, FORMING pa
80 series that has occurred since lhe ne~ s.arSa,
+rs was established. In each case seS'e@' @
% .,,--es went boldly in at the front doof' uSi'is
tAe -,bere IL was needed to gain entrance
Fonr of the places robbed were stores, es,o anu
c,uded the Anderson tea store. a. No. -o'" s9-th
. tbe saloon of Thomas Thornton a' i-'r
-. a,s Eighth avenue; the grocery store OF =
go which is opposite the saloon ana tne con @
,.c,,onerv store Of John r. Lane. at NO. ~
Ir,rntn Avenue. The articles taken inciudeo orass
t-ieh'' - uouo. cigars canned goods ana
croceries and tiils were rafeo- -.,
The thieves also entered the home o. ,ao
walker who lives the second moor OF 10, ioo
,r,, roth street. and took quantity OF Columns
and jewelry. .,. ~ tho loss
,rhe police will make no estimate oil the ioss'
80, .,,ounts 10 a considerable sum-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS DIVORCED
Husbands Defence in Non-Support Suit
Courts Decree and He Goes Free

Isaac Cans. former Harrison On Jo saloon
keeper when his wife had him arraigned in the
police court in that town yesterday on charge OF
non-support displayed divorce decree that he had
obtained five years ago while they were living
apart II was a surprise to Mrs Cans. who said
she knew OF divorce having been granted or
even applied for Since their separation they nave
been living together. and his wife said she had
s,-,ed a nropertv transfer with Cans. his wife
and had also signed a mortgage with him as his
wife AS result OF the submission Of the divorce
decree Cans was discharged. Counsel for Mrs
Cans may take steps TO have the divorce set aside
The testimony in the Cans action. according to rec
ords was taken by Ex-Governor Foster NJ Noor-
hoes Of New Jersey as special master.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
WOMEN FOUND STARVING; ONE DIES.
Three Generations of Family Removed to a
Brooklyn Hospital.

With starvation staring them in the face
Mary L. Miller, forty-two years old, Of No. 342
Hicks street Brooklyn; her mother. Mrs. Mary
Scannell. seventy years old, and her daughter,
Katherine. seventeen years old. were removed
10 St. Peters Hospital where Mrs Miller died
Yesterday morning Of starvation and acute
,neuuaonia Her aged mother was also suffer-
Ing from congestion OF the lungs. and her
daughter from heart disease and paralysis OF
the lower limbs The daughter Is SO 81 that she
has NOT been told of her mothers death
Mrs. Miller was employed attendant on
Ellis Island; and when she did not return TO
work for several days Superintendent Harry
Ralfe investigated and found the entire family
destitute and almost dying.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
HUGHES CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

Tho Charles E Hughes Republican Club. ot tbs
os.b Assembly District. with headquarters at No.
,,51 Madison avenue elected the following officers
Yesterday: President. Abraham Jordan; first vtrs-
president Aaron Marks: second vice-presidsnt.
Isidor Bernhardt: recoriing secretary. solomon
RosenbIoom; financial secretary. Gustave Mayer
treasurer. Max Gottschal: serseant-at-arms. Solo
mon Fischer This organization. formed in An
1uet laws claim to being the frst Hughes club IA
the CITY and have been permitted BY the Gov
ernor in letter written in August. to use hts
name Governor Hughes has been elected honorary
president This club is opposed to Samuel Krule-
witch the Republican leader OF the district and his
regular organization. and will contest for the dele
gates.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
FALSE ViIsTCoAT BLAZED WITH GEMS
Nervousness of Liners Passenger Leads Gus
toms Men to Search for Treasure.

While passengers we're opening their baggage
for inspection on the Hamburg American Line
r,ier Yesterday. after the arrival Of the steamer
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Inspector O'DonneH
and Inspector Peterson, OF the Special Custom
INSPECTION Service, noticed that Jacob Loensky'
a cabin passenger, was unusually nervous
o.nonneII asked Loensky to accompany them 70
1,;s s-aterooyn aboard the steamer. where he was
searched Three packages were found in an
av--, u.aistcoat he wore When they were
o-e~ed they were found to contain gold watch
the hack Of which was set IN diamonds; dia-
y,ond srrburst and three diamond rings. The
iewelry was appraised at $500. Loensky was
allowed TO leave the pier. but the jewels were
seized
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
FOR A MINE DISASTER INQUIRY.

Washington Dec Ex-senator Scott to-day intro
duced joint resolution providing for the appoint
OF commission of three Senators and three
Representatives to make investigation into the
recent explosions In coal mines IN. West Virginia
Pennsylvan Alabama and other states. The
commission is directed to report to Congress and
to make such recommendations may seem
proper.
81 hope to have prompt report on this joint
resolution" said MI Scott, "as l am receiving a
great many letters and kilograms IN regard 10 these
disasters People think II is time TO discover where
the blame for these disasters rests"
The resolution was referred to the Committee on
Mines and Mining.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SUES WILLIAMSBURG TRUST COMPANY.
Attorney Would Compel Payment of Checks
Certified Before Suspension.

In order to compel the receivers Of the Will
iamsburg Trust Company to cash two checks
aggregating $1,000 that were certified before
the company suspended payment. on October
%, John C. Judge. acting attorney for AL
bert L. Rose. moved before Justice Carr, in sps-
cial term of the Supreme Court, yesterday. for
an order requiring the receivers to show cause
why payment should not be made Immediately.
The argument was deferred
One of the checks, which was for $1,000 was
made out to Mr. Rose by Samuel Beck. a shoe
merchant, and the other. for $1,000, was drawn
hy Mr.. Rose on his account.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
l(INERS ESCAPE DEATH.
Hundred and Fifty IN Peril in Neso
4ccident-Onlu One Killed.

Hazleton, Penn, Dec I--Aiore than 150 miners
narrowly escaped drowning to-day IN No. 4 slope
OF the Lehtgh Wikes-Barre Coal Company at
Audenreid. through the unexpected tapping of
large body Of water in the abandoned No. ! slope
adjoining The water reached to the chins OF
some Of the men. who got to the surface through
two separate openings. officials at first thought
all OF the men had been accounted for, but later
the body OF Anthony SalvosH was found in the
No. slope He fred the blast that broke the
barriers between the workings and the water.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
RECEIVER FOR STATE TREASURER.

Detroit has been appointed receiver in bankruptcy
for Frank P. Glazer. State Treasurer. Under the
law the receiver will take charge OF all of Mr..
Glazier's assets and hold them intact until the
petition for his bankruptcy is adjudicated.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
LANkY eoH's FATHER-IN-LAW AIDED
IBy Telegraph to T

L BY TeIegraph 70 the 1fIuuHesJ
Colorado Springs, Col, Dec. 2--Daxid Clifford,
fsther-n-law of Bob Fitzsimmons, has Just been
sent to the poorhouse here. A well to do brother
in Iowa refused to help him. he and the Asso-
ciatsd Charities here will appeal to Mrs Fitzsirn-
mons tn care for him Meantime the county will
shelter him
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SENATOR eANkHeAD OPERATED ON.

EnsIey. Ala. Dec. 2i--United States Senator J.
H. Bankhead operated on to-day by DR. r. NJ
CUNNINGHAM former Lieutenant Governor Of Ala
hama. The patient is reported IN good condition
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
COLLECTION OF cURIos ON SALE.

Lanthier's Old Curiosity Shop. at No S54 Fourth
avenue has on view a varied collection of quaint
objects for holiday gifts. Old masters. old Jewelry
art objects and ancient armor are offered for
sale The place is 18th street, and is one Of
the best known among the curio stores.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
WRECK STATION; LOOT CENTS.

v,,~s,o, n Y Dec 21-After practically wreck
i,, the interior of the Ontario & Western station
in this city in their efforts to open the cash
,,uars yeesmen early to-day finally secured eight
nennies. and then lost three of them whiie making
a hurried escape.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
Store Open Evenings
Until Christmas

This handsome collection Of rstsade Smyrna Rugs offered
for Christmas selling at about onehd less than regular prices
The designs and colorinss the newestprcipa Oriental
effects and solid coors, with shaded band borders:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

French Seamless Rugs, special patterns:
46x66; former 1880
66xlOO; former price $500
83x10.6; former 1000
83xll.6; former price, 4250
l0xl3 feel; former 5000
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
PLEASE.

Two weeks ago to day placed in this space personal
eer 20 my readers asking special favor that all who
are que me Tor subscription to the New Enterprise make
eot TO pay up arrearages before December 1s that
being the date on which large payment due be made
on my home It is rather humlatng to have to confess
one shortness of finances but conditions demand
stern remedies hence the appeal which then made
December LIST is only few days in the future And
want to tell you just productive my letter has been in
getting in cash By the books there something in the
negnoorhood OF one thousand dollars actually UNI
paid by people who have been reading the New Enterprise
every week from one to six years OF this tidy sun there
nave been received on subscriptions during the two
weeks which have passed since my first letter forty
dollars That's getting it in hurry isn't it? II it doesn't
come in great deal DISTRIBUTING the next two weeks
don't know how am going to that payment. Come
on, friend and help out in my extremity If You don't
owe anything this letter not addressed you but if the
gures opposite your name indicate chat you due for
the paper then this letter meant for YOU aud you
are earnestly requested heed Look the figures
and see how you stand II all right then it all right but
they show that you are in me payment
please. Respectfully,
THE EDITOR.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

to the railroad officials present that our
people would be satisfied with pas
senger station In duplicate Of that soon
to he erected at Quincy by the company
The Commission thought the PROPOSE.
ton a fair one and that is what we will
get. The railrbad people plead for
time, citing the financial stringency,
and it is probable that the Commission
VIII, in its order, give them an opportu
nifty Without crowding them unneces-
sarily. When the order is made we
can tell YOU about 1t more definitely.
The point gained is that we are going
TO have new passenger depot separate
and apart from the freight warehouse,
and it will be ample for our needs, and
withal tasty and substantial building.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

Yes, we are to haye new passenger
depot at the sesboard station. just
when IL will be built we cannot state
definitely, but we think we can safely
promise It within a year Monday
Mayor Smith went to Tallahassee to
appear before the Railroad Commits
sion and urged that the Railroad com
pany be required forthwith to erect q
passenger depot commensurate with
the Importance Of the town and sufii-
Client to comfortably accommodate the
travelling public The mayor found
Or. MickIe in Tallahassee and together
they went before the Commission and
presented the claims Of the town. At
ter considerable talk and haggling
Mayor smith submitted proposition
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
RuM-ovER LocALs.


Joseph Gordon Hineley IL spending a
few DAYS in the city
Walter Mcdaniel OF Monticello spent
few hours in the CITY sunday.
The meetings are continuing through
this week in the Methodist church and
ere attended With considerable interest.
Ps. Cogeins left Monday for a tip
% the Road. Mr. Cogeins Is one Of the
most popular travelling men in Florida
and has fne trade throughout the
State.
A good friend Of ours who objects to
see.rg his name 10 the paper, brought
IN a turn OF fine cano Saturday and
dumped II on the Office floor at the same
time remarsing, here's Sunday 'chaw-
ipg' for the Smith kids" It is not me-
csssary for Us TO say that the esmith
kidso thoroughly appreciate and are
grateful to their unknown friend for
bic tboughtful kindness
You can't be Nell u you have a weak,
unhealthy, tired out stome. h. Neither
can you feel good il by some little ir-
regularity in eating you have caused
the stomach to get out OF order. These
little stomach troubles are igns 81 midi
gestlob, which may and very often does
turn into a very bad case Of dyspepsia.
Don't allow this to go on single day
without doing something to overcome
Il. Take some good reliable and cafe
digestant like ..KoDoL For Dyspepsia.
KoDoL is the beet remedy known to day
for heart burn, belehing and all trou-
bles arising from adisordered digestion.
1t ls pleasant TO take and affords relief
promptly. Sold by " B. Davis,
Mrs ". S. Jordan will present her
only daughter, Miss Laila Virginia Jor-
daD, 20 Jacksonville society on Decem-
Der 9th. The married Indies will meet
Miss Jordan at a brilliant afternoon tea
at her mothers delightful residence on
the afternoon Of December 9Th. In the
evening the dancing set will enjoy 90 |
tliiou at the Woman'e Club, in honor
q ibis welcome young debutante. Miss
Jordan Is most attractive and one can
predict for her coming out season all
ihe good times that can be packed INTO
TIE happy mouthe Nr. and Mrs. WI
s, Jordan are proninentln society 10
various paris oftEe Stste, and have a
large circle otveTy 9arnfriends. Jack
tonville Metropolis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

j. E.. Hardee left Sunday for shorl
business visit TO Savannah.
Fire at Greeuville Tuesday night de-
stroyed the stores 1T. j. Philips--in
which the post office was located = and
T. P. Mcleod. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
Miss Jennie Hill who has been teach.
er Of the 9TH grade at the Normal since
it's opening, has resigned that position
10 accept the McCnllough school in
the country. Mrs. W. B. Cate has the
room 10 charge until another teacher is
secured.
Hon. VIM B, Lamar Congressman,
Third District, arrived 10 the city last
Friday afternoon and the same evening
at the school auditorium, addressed
small number Of citizens, the principal
topic Of discussion being Tobacco, it's
culture, handling aud profits srising
therefrom. 1t was unfortunate that so
few were present as the speaker was
fully posted about the industry which
bids to become Of greet value In our
county. Those present, however, en-.
joYed the speech and left the hall con-
slderably enlightened. Mr.. Lamar was
billed to make an address at the court
house Saturday morning but owing to-
the small number Of people in town oc-
cupied bis time IN meeting and renewing
acquaintance with many OF his friends
and supporters on the streets. The
Congressman looks to be 10 splendid
health and is sangulne as to his re.elee-
tion in the coming primary.
At the auditorium next Monday
night under the auspices Of Elizabeth
Harris Chapter, I'D G., Miss Margaret
Dew will appear in musical recital
for the benefit OF the Confederate
monument fund. The lady comes with
the highest endorsements from press
aud public of her ability as vocalist,
being the poseessor OF a voice OF rare
culture and sweetness. The music
loving people Of Madison anticipate a
splendid treatfbn this occasion and
from all reports their expectations will
be fully realized. The ladies of the
U D. @, hope that the auditorium
win be crowded on the occasion OF the
lady's appearance and guarantee a de-
lightfal evening for ali present. As |
above stated the proceeds of the eve
ming will be added to the monument |
fund, project which should appeal to |
everyone. BE present at the auditorium
next Monday evening.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
sI a -
IN. C Stockton Announces for Gov
nraor

ernor.
John n. g. Stockton has yielded to
the pressure brought to bear upon him
from all sections OF tire State and to-
day decided 70 become candidate Tor
Governor Of thu state Of Florida, says
the Jacksonville Metropolis OF the 18th.
Mr.. Stockton has thousands Of por-
sonal and political friends who win rally
to bis support, and even here IN Jack
sonville, rs an indication Of bis strength
he already has scores OF people who arc
supporting him for Governor and who
have heretofore opposed him politically.
To Metropolis reporter Mr. Stock
ton said:
~ have bad the matter Of becoming
a candidate for the Governorshlp under
consideration for some considerable
time, have been repeatedly, might
say, urged, in private letters written me
by friends and people with whom ] am
not even personally acquainted, to be
come candidate for Governor, and 7
am INFORMED by these friends that 10 10
the wish Of great many people In each
Of the localities Of Florida that ] should
erter the race,
81 realize that the office OF Governor
is the highest in the GIFT Of the people
Of Florida, and that the opportunities
to do something for the benefit Of the
people Of FLORIDA are greater in that POI
sitiop than in any other Office that g.
Florida man can occupy. 1t is very
pleasing FOR a man TO know thst 60 many
people OF his natiye State express de-
sire TINT be should serve them. and
have concluded to serve the people Of
Florida II majority Of the Democratic
voters so decide In the primaries to be
held next year"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

There is nothing better for stomach
troubles than KoDoL which contain
the same juices found in healthy
stomach. RoDoL is offered on guar.
anteed plan for the relief Of heart burn,
Retulence, sour stomach troubles,
belcmng Ut gas, nausea, and all stom-
ach troubles. So at times when you
don't feel just right, when you are
drowsy after meals, apd your head
aches or when you have no condition,
and you are cross and Irritable. take
little KoDoL. 1t digests what you eat
It win make you healthy. Sold BY w.
B. Davis
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Wright's Health Underwear,
all Cotton, 50 and SO per suit.
Good Balbriggan, 81 to So per suit.
Fleece, all Sizes, "a to AS,
$500 Per Suit
Boys Shirts and Drawers, 25cts
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-06
MASSIE Is IN TOWN

Say. Massie is still in Business at
the same Place. He has a fine lot Of
new rugs and art squares. blankets,
Comforts and Mattresses. then he has
a Big lot of Second hand Extension
tables. center Tables, Kitchen tables,
Iron beds, wood Beds, nice dressers.
chiffonier, wash stands and fine lot
of second hand Stoves. Combination
kitchen tables. a fine line OF German
white Enamel ware. o say, Massie
has his store packed full and a big
ware house full of good second Hand
goods just like new at less than one
half the price of them new. Massie
has some fine rockers and Chairs, and
it does his clerks good all over to
show you the goods for the Prices are
so far below any one else. Massie
Pays the Biggest price for second
hand guns and Pistols. and Massie
will go to your house and buy all your
goods and you can leave on the Fly er.
Massie is the Man. 1924 west Wash.
st. Phone main ISL.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

c. w. Peterson and family and
Dudley Lewis and family will leave
tomorrow for the mountains, to be alb
sent about six weeks.
Bert Wingar received word yester-
day that a son and heir to his wealth
was born on Sunday. August 4th.
Mrs. Wingar and the boy are in Los
Angeles. where Mrs. Wingar had been
stopping with her sister-inlaw, Mrs.
Archibald. during the past two months.
At an early hour yesterday morning,
Mrs. ". II. Peterson gave birth to a
fine boy baby. Mother and child
doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Dorman intend
ed going to California this evening.
but little Wilbur Dorman became
quite i'll yesterday. The doctor had
not decided up to last evening wheth-
er the illness was of a serious nature
and liable to be prolonged or not I'm
less there is an Improvement this
morning the coast trip will have to be
postponed.
Miss Nellie Duncan will leave fol
the coast tonight.
A jolly surprise party was giver
Miss Jennie Hawkins. cashier at the
Lesueur-G Gibbons store. She was kept