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Evening star., 1907-10-22
We Apologize.

Have to do it. You
know the line " For Sale
Everywhere" 1t isn't
except on the 2oth of the
month.
A week later it is like
finding ga needle in a hay
stack" to locate an EVERY
BoDy's MAGAZINE among
the high piles. Your news
dealer sells a lot of EVERY
BoDY's in a short lime at a
good profit.
We sold out too soon in
September, increased the
October edition, sold out
too soon again. Increased
again for November, but
with Booth Harrington
starting his new story, with
o. Henry's " Phoebe
and you know o. Henry
can make you ache as you
laugh-and with VIM.
Hard's "M@king Steel and
Killing Men," we are
wondering again if there
are magazines enough.
Pretty big fifteen cents
worth. Lots of people
realize it now. 1t pays
readers and advertisers.
IS cents q copy, or $3.50 q
year of the publishers
THE R1DGwAY COMPANY
UnIon SeuAss, Nrw Yosx CRY, N. Y.
Evening star., 1907-10-22
GULF STREAM SLACK.
Temperature Is Reported Below
Normal by Seafaring Man.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-Capt.
Jensen of the steamer Admiral Sch.ey,
who arrived here yesterday from Port An
tonic. made an interesting report on the
condition Of the gulf stream. in which he
says that the activity Of the stream is
very slack, and the temperature of the
water away below normal. The captain S
report says:
''rhe temperature, under normal condi-
Evening star., 1907-10-22

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three hours and cures in n few days.
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be cured
II you have any kidney bladder trouble get
Munyon's 3x Kidney Cure. Money hack IL
and restores lost powers. ocS-tu&sa, tt
Evening star., 1907-10-22
National Geographic Society Lecture

National Geographic Society Lecture
Invitations have been issued by the Ma
tional Geographic Society to an informal
Illustrated address. to be given Friday
evening next by Theodore III. Davis OF
Rhode Island. at Hubbard Memorial Hall
Mr.. Davis will enumerate the discoveries
made In the course of the excavations
made by him in the valley of the kings
In Thebes.
Evening star., 1907-10-22
Not Without Competition

Indeed we have. and. although we fur
nish the larger part of the farming popu-
latlon with their harvesters, We are still
compelled to protect our business as
much RS we ever did. We are accused q
being a trust and of having a monopoly
in the harvester line, although that is
only one Of several agricultural imple-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
SOUNDING SCHOOL PIANO CHARGES.
Witnesses Tell Board Of Education That All
Instruments Were Bought for New.

The building committee Of the Board OF Edu-
cation began an investigation yesterday Of the
charges made by Commissioner John A. Wilbur,
a member Of the committee. that second hand
pianos had been purchased by his colleagues in
the belief that they were new. Richard B. Aid
croft a member OF the board, examined three
witnesses The inquiry will be continued Fri
dav afternoon Mr.. Wnbur's term Of office ex-
pires to-day.
II ;s understood that c. W. Cameron the build
ing inspector of masonry; Mr.. Marquand the
supervisor of music. and Frank r. Rix. the di-
rector of music were examined. One of the state
rnents made by Mr.. Wilbur was that the piano
bnught for Public School As as new in April
was eighteen years old. 1t said after the
meeting that Mr. Marquand told the committee
that this instrument the worst he had ever
seen in a city school
Mr. Cameron admitted. it was said. that he kept
no record of the numbers on the pianos he pur-
chased in order to know that the same pianos
accepted in the warehouses were delivered to the
board It was said by member of the COM
rni.tee after the meeting that DR.. Rfx had said
he believed the city had been buying second hand
pianos for ones.
Mr. Wilbur told the committeeman that whereas
square pianos had been bought for new ones he
had learned that the manufacturers who had been
selling them to the city had not been making
that style OF instrument for many years IN some
cases tee. Two of the companies from which he
learned this, he said. had furnished IS square
ziauos T. the board within four yeaxk
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

marked by extraordinary symmetry. but the part
does not afford to her any considerable opportunity
Her delivery of Rebeccas confession Of deceit and
cruelty toward Mrs. Rosmer spoken in her
hnest vein Of intense passion. MIR. McRae as RIOS
mer, might adyenta geously remember that terrible
mental conflict and longcontinued suffering record
themselves in the countenance and demeanor. Mr
Fuller Meliish, Rector KroI, dominated the per-
forInance by virtue OF prosaic force: or perhaps
because he has more to say than anybody else ana
says it with incessant vocal rigor. George Ariss.
IN style reminiscent of Henry Irving, provided
striking sketch of famboyant. garrulous charla-
tan, sort Of Alfred Jingle touched with the de-
Irlum OF a Scottish genius. and this was much ap-
plauded- The colioques all well delivered.
and everything done for the piece that zeal
and taste could do: But it is very bleak. dreary
and obscure composition. and that only the
enthusiasts of Ibsen could endure W. W.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
M NEW YEAR.
May Be a Happy One for Crozcd Of
Couples Seeking Licenses.

Couples intending to marry shortly after Janu
airy l thronged the corridor the City Hall lead
ing to the City Clerks Office in a record breaking
crowd yesterday afternoon. The rush almost
as great in the afternoon. Only seven couples
made applications for licenses the first day. half
a dozen the second and about nineteen on Saturday.
Yesterday 125 couples had applied for licenses UP
10 little after noontime. Most Of them were
Hebrews
Many couples who will not be married until the
week after next were turned away with request
70 come later in the week TO give the clerks n
chance to catch up with the work City Clerk
Scuv saws that he needs four new clerks and an
interpreter
Yesterday an enthusiastic Roosevelt man in the
CITY Clerks office made a canvass among the ap-
nIicants and announced afterward that he had
snoken TO 135 couples and that 133 of the 1S5 men
said they intended name their first boys Theo-
dore Roosevelt Assuming that they meant it, the
newspaper men at the city Hail sent 'he loiio"lns
telegram to President Roosevelt:
Law recurring license to marry in this state goes
INTO erect January l. One hundred and thfrty-nve
ro,ylss bought licenses IN City Hall before II
O'clock to-day. One hundred and thirty-three
couples promised reporters that they would name
odd newspaper men at the City Hall beg 10 advise
I,oT that there is prospect OF immediate race
suicide in your native city
Two or three Catholic priests called City Clerk
scu1Iv Yesterday and talked with him about the
new law II is understood that Catholic clergy
mon will sunply themselves with license blanks
and see that they are filed out, leaving the actual
s,er,,nr Of them to be done by the contracting
nsr.;es This plan will enable applicants 70 go
IN the City Clerks Office and sign In the presence
Of the City Clerk and get away without delay.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
NINE. NAZIMOVA AT THE BIJOU.
"IHE GOMEZ"

\ new play called The Comet" written by Mr
Owen Johnson was produced last night at the
Biiou Theatre. and Nine. Nazimova well received
by a friendly audience, acted the chief part in it
That character, named Iona. is actress. and she
is designated "a comet because her progress
through life is supposed TO resemble the rush of
comet through tha heavens-dfusing brillianee until
the last spark of life is expended. The auditor is
apprised that, having left home when girl of six
teen, in consequence of love affair, in which she
was wronSed, this young woman has acquired re-
nown in acting. but has extirpated all tender emo
tons from her nature. that. when. after period
of years she returns 10 her home. she is incarnate
selfshness, in fact, marble heart The man whom
she loved. in girlhood. is father and her chosen
amusement is practice the feelings of that
fathers son. by way of avenging herself on the
parent.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
GOVERNORS PLANS FOR NEW YEARS
Three Hours Set Aside by Mr.. Hughes for
the Reception of the Public.

Albany Dec. 3o-The public will be given three
hours opportunity on New Years Day to pay its
respects to Governor Hughes. From to o'clock
he will receive the public in the executive chamber
at the Capitol and from 330 to $50 In the Execu-
tive Mansion. The invitation to both affairs Is
general. The Governors reception at the Capitol
TO state officers has been set for noon
Mrs. Hughes will receive with the Governor at
the Executive Mansion. She will be assisted by the
wives Of state officers: Mrs. Fuller, wife Of Secre-
tary Fuller, Mrs Sanford. wife of the Governors
legal adviser, and Mrs. Henry, wife OF AdJutant
General Henry. The Governors staff viii be as
sembIed as usual for the Governors reception.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MISS GRESHAM FAILS.
She and Her. Husband File Bank.
ruptcy Petition-Ouc $4,000.

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy filed late
yesterday in the United States District Court by
Henrietta Campbell. the actress, known as Henri
eta Crosman. and Maurice Campbell. her husband
The Indebtedness is scheduled at s7255S with assets
Of So. Az Mrs Campbelrs liabilities. the petition
states. amounts to s46.sss. with assets of sSsis.
The schedules of Maurice Campbell. who managed
Miss Crosman, show the principal creditors the
Strobrdge IIthographing Company. 81 900 for goods
as yet delivered. and S2.565 on notes: TO Alice
B. kauser. for royalties. under agreement sl4,U"
and 81 800 notes: John H Hazleton. attorney for
services 81 $50 George c. Hazeton. jr., the author
of Mistress Nell" 81 800; George Patterson. print
ing 5000; the MetropolitaL Printing Company,
Sle16 Charming Pollock royalties on The Little
Gray Lady" 1919; John Wanamaher. Nli5; Alfred
E Aarons, claim involving Miss Crosnan and In
litigation $4,000; Julia A Cheney. Boston tprofes
sionaIly known as Julia Arthur. $500; David BE
lasco claim arising out or the producuon oi
Sweet Kitty Bellars." ssi7. the Sheh1eid Farnis
Decker-SIawson Company. milk. $50; Lord & Tay-
lor ;254 the Oyster Market. sea food. s4o; Rogers
Peet & CO.. NS4 Mrs Locke, gowns $3.50; the Mrs
Osborn Company gowns. 500. and Alice hauser'
for Ernest Denny, s3.35s
The assets consist of a contract concerning Inc
Sword of the King" s249; furniture. books. etc. III
storage and of which Miss Crosuan is part owner,
$500: due on account from the "Pigrims Progress
company s9s. and from the Maurice CampOen
Company sS.sls. and other minor contracts
The following uniquidated claims are schednled;
Against Claiming Pollock, 5000: against Elsie d.
peck $3.50. against David Belasco. arising out or
..swest Kitty Beairs." for alleged breach OF con-
tract S21S73 cash in Lincoln National BANK Ii
cents and cash in Lincoln Trust Company. y y.
THO nrincipal creditors of Mrs. Henrietta c.
Campbe.I are: Adelphi Realty Company. 5000. Sc
cured by mortgage. St Pauls School. $685. Mrs
Locke Paris France gowns. $3.50; Mrs. osborne
Company gowns. $3.50; Alice B. Kauser. Sl1.soo' ;
Rogers Peet & Co.. s1S4 Alfred e. Aarons. claim
disputed by the petitioner and husband szo'o"o'
Alice 3. Kauser. for Ernest Denny. s3,S5s.
The assets consist of agreements Identical with
those mentioned in tho husbands petition. and esti-
mated at s1o50 due account from Maurice
Campbell s1,170; from the Maurice Campbell CON-
pany s5579; 2,o93 shares of stock in the Pilgrim
Progress company. valued at $500: one share IN
the Maurice Campbell Company, nothing; claim
against Elsie B. Peck. s35o.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
AleANl SUED BY HAMMERsrEIN.

Boston Dec. 3c.-Foliowing last weeks arrest OF
Carlos Albani. the opera tenor, in civil suit
brought by Oscar Hanlmerstein for alleged breach
of contract bill of complaint before the
Federal District Court to-day filed by Mr.. Ham,
merstein, asking that Albani be restrained from
singing in this country and be compelled to pay
$4,000 to Mr.. Hammerstein. The petition alleges
that Albani in his contract with Mr.. Hammer
stein made the agreement that in case of a breach
Of contract the one breaking the contract should
pay the other SIS 900 damages Judge Lowell ordered
that AIeani appear in court next Friday to snow
cause why the petition should not be granted
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Died.

, sln1y % ssIs 4sssbs Benson 20 sS o-r q s.
erley James and Harold. daughter rot Thomas r
strachan and sister of Grace c. Thoraas r. and Jon3
Thursday January 2. 1ecs. $50 M. frcm No Ds
terry Bufraio papers please copy
BRowN-SuddenIy. Monday. Decsnner go 1907; IN
residence No $50 Grand ave. Rroodyn n. 4. or
Msdnesday; Januarg & !; DOS at O'CLOCK in'7rn'n'
CLosE-on sunday evening December % after brief
illness. Harrie- A. widow of David Close Funeral
West setS S ST % on Wednesds Jsnry az ii ocsock
Interrnent at convenience OF family Kindly omit flow
coCKs-on Seventh day, Twelfth month. 2sth. Mary W
Sosks wife OF Isaac H Cocks q %ssf5uy: L9If "a.
Meeting House. Third day. rwsifsh month s1st az
York at Re-urnins. East williston at 1oS p m
ooRwIN-Ente-ed into rest December ss 1901: Jane
esdss waning i5s Beceber a. iaos 80 oeIoek
her late residence. No. 46S State st. Brooklyn. N Y
,s9I FdAy pSesnssr ~ at his Ts TssasrSs Ss,sss Mo.
Bancroft Davis In the s5th Of his InteEment
Saw s 81 YORK. s0a for train ira pees ss s2ot Of East S-'a St.
EHLERs-At her late residence. No. . West s4.h
on MONDAY. December go. isoI. Ienristta Hosard
mother Of Edward cargi Ehsrs. NJ D. Funeral fron
the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church 18th ST. between
at 10 90 O'Clock Iniermeni i'p private '1N'
GILLESPIE Suddenly stamford Conn. Monday, De-
year OF his age. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JARMAIN-On Sunday. December 2s 1907. Richard n
JarInain. aged IS years. Greenwood Lake. ". Y
NARTHUR-In London s. 1907. Gillian.
wife Of the Charles Macarthur. and second dacyh
ter OF the late Edward II Gillian. formerly OF New
York Interment az Cheltenham-
sANDs--on Sunday. 1907. Independsncs.
No. Mrs. Emma c. Sands. Of New York Notice oA
funeral hereafter.
Louisa daughter the late Eichard snydszn sesc %
Relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral from residence. No 80 Prospect
Tuesday. at 2:30 Interment Greenwood Gene
friends Will please leave the train Brick Church
station
VAN ROSSUM-At Orange N j.. December 3D. 1901,
James n C. Van Rossun, IN hts 6fst year. Fhneros
VIII be held IN Temple OF First Presbytsxiaa
Church. Maine and Day sts Orange. ". T., Tues
day, December 81. D. N.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Special Notices.

To the Employer.
Do you want desirable help oU1CKf
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE b. consultina
the file Of applications OF selected Sspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has Just bon
installed at the Uptown Office Of
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
BISHOP ANDREWS ILL.

Bishop Edward G. Andrews of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was reported last night to be
critically Ill at his home, No. Al Brevoort Place.
Brooklyn. He has been suffering from an attack
of the grip for several weeks He Is eighty-three
years old Despite his advanced age. the Bishop
recently made trip the continent to Seattle
Wash. and it is believed that the long journey
weakened him and was larEely responsible for his
present ulnesa.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
ENGLISH OR FRENCH?

To the Editor OF Ihe IrlbufIS'
Cir. an, getting tired of your persistent use Of
.ha word approachment. You have been keeping
+,,is I'M for several years. and 1t seems high tne
,o-,, 20 remind YOU that you might as well begin
,l, yor5 with an .r," according TO the dictionaries
L. d. BRINKERHoFF.
Nev York December 80, 1897
T"Regin il with an r. according 10 the dc
,ionaries"? What dictionaries? We have dil1-
,entI,, scrutinized the half dozen foremost die
,ioparies of the English language, and no such
r,onstrosity as ''rapproachment" Is 10 be found
- any Of them. We dc hnd "approachment'
ocieelv as we have been keeping it up for
.a,,eral vearsf' and as we expect to keep it up
nc long as we use the English language-a
ood classic English word, meaning precisely
.,,-,,a+ we have wanted TO express, namely, the
,, If drawing near; the state of being brought
In soue-not all-dctonaries OF the
r.,1;sb language we find the French word
..,,,p,ochement" which means almost the
,,,,a as ..approachrnent.' But why should
onIa who use the English language employ
f-ranc1 word when English word VIII
,,e the prrpose better? In these strenuous
dax,s of spelling REFORM, too. when the well
,ora of humanity depends upon looping off
a-ery superfluous letter, why use word OF
..;-,eer, letters when of only twelve viii
s,, .be hill? Wouldn't orr correspondent get
-. tired Of that excessive, supera bundant,
-aduniaut needless. useless pleonastic and su-
.euous thirteenth letter than of persist
.nt ,.se of the terse. correct and elegant word
.anproachment" Ed
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBANY-R. B. Hager, Ashland. KY. BEL
Whitney. Boston. HERMITAGE-J Deshon. St
Louis UOILAND-Cieorge w. Wightman. Brook
line, Mass MAJESTIC-Mme. SchuInann-Heink,
Germany. NEW AMSTERDAM.o B. Benson,
Upland, Neb. PRINCE GEORGE-Leroy ToZier,
Alaska ST. REGIS-Ralph Hickox. Cleveland.
WAIDORF-ASTORIA-J. c. Mal1er, Birmingham.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MISS ALLEN IN IRENE WYCHERLEY."

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Baltimore Dee. 3o-"Irene Wycherley. with
Viola Allen IN the title part, was produced at
Ford's Opera House tonight The play, which
was brought here from London by *ieber 6. Co.
made a favorable impression on large audience.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
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Ighest temperature yesterday 4s degrees: lowest 45
49, corresponding date Of year.
AZ average corresponding date Of last hiryhreo
local forecast: and to-day: fair wednss-
6ay brisk TO high westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Religious Notices.
20 cents . line.

ST GEORGES CHURCH. Stuyvesant Square. Rev
HUGH BIRCKHEAD. Rector-Vatch Night service
New Years Eve a. IL O'Clock. followed Holy Com.
12 All seats free pocrs VIII be cioeeQ
II 30 .. N.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CEMETERIES
THE woODIAwN cEMErKRY

Is readily accessfbIs bv Harlem trains from Grand
Contra! Station Webster and Jerome Avsnns tronsgS
ercy for Book Of Views or representative
Once, % East 23d st.. New York CITY. =
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--Wa ashngton. Dec 80.
The storm that Sunday night Illinois
has moved rapidly eastward the Canadian Maritime
Provinces where 1t forms disturbance OF constd
erable severity disturbance is moving inland
Pacific coast states and 10
high In the Mississippi Valley TIE during the last
twenty-four hours widespread. covering
tcaIly the whole country the Mississippi and tho
Pacific Coast the lake region 1t has turned 10
STOW Ths temperature fallen sharply IN the lake
region and the Mississippi valleys Fair weather
is forecast fer Tuesday and Wednesday east Of the
Rocky Mountains except that light will continue
along the Great Tuesday. The turnperatura viii
fall Tuesday In Atlantic Coast dsricts but It VIII
snk much below seasonal On the west slope
OF te Rocky 10 probable Tuesday in
the Rocky Mountain states on Wednesday The tempera-
tre vii tse the Northwest
storm warnings displayed the Pacific Coast.
Santiago northward. and the Atlantic Coast from
New Haven Easrport
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Domestic Rafea


al points and fo<zfytds
Boroughs Of Manhattan and Bronx)- Also to
Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii Philippines wtrhoue
extra expense foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Died..

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
repubshed In tho Tri-Weekly Tribune without axtra
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

Forecast for Special Localities-For New England
Fair and colder except snow in northern portions Of
Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, to-day: Wednes
day fair; brisk high west winds.
For Eastern New York. fair and colder to-day,
ossblv light northern portion; "Wednesday fair
brisk 10 high west winds the coast
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
,r and colder to-day: brisk west winds. Wednesday,
fair.
fair and to-day Wednesday fair and continued
coId high winds, diminishing
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
SNOW n-ries and continued colder to-day and Wednesday;
brisk northwest winds.
Local Official Record.-The following oftciaI record
from the shows the changes IN the tenn
ns-ure for last twentyfour hours. In comparison
Nth the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CNDERTAKERS.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL Co, 24f-3 West asa @,
Chapels Private and public arnbuances 1s2A ChssS
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Gillespie, William W.
Jarmain, Richard f.
Macarthur. Clara G.
Sands. Emma c.
EuydAm. LOUISE.
Van Rossum. James 4. c.
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